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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
MUST SUPPORT WIFE
Nan turned over TO Probation officer Ia
Ordered to Provide for Her

'rueFeu 10 HroN1de Tor Her
J. {. W chrdless was nrraiEned in Police
Court yesiesday on the charge OF FALLING to
provide for his wife IL turned over
70 tho probation officer and ordered to cor
tribute 50 weekly TO his wlfe'S support FOR
me noxt twelve month";
Henry Price oolorod was nned so and
coats tor eisorderly conduct and throwing
rocks IN the street.
cos,s .r1 .,isc 3ael ~ "nee s'' an
fov his good behavior for ninety DAYS
Brown was ch4rsod WITH ASSEMBLING A!o~-
Coles VITA rock.
Dawson Fc''ers. coiored arrested ms a sus-
1iclous cnnrarter suspected os having com
mittad felony. was dismissed Sellers was
believed 20 be the negro who attempted ~
hole Up Bicycle Policeman rrayiot asst sun
dry night when the oA!cer was doins duty
20 pinin clothes. However thero was no
man
waiter Nelson. coiorsd was sent to jail
for -FOUR months fer stealing 81 from w b.
tfftIf-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
HAS 1.468 MAJORITY
Complete Unofficial Vote Of THIRD District

Tho exact majority 90 former Governor \
Montague over Rerresentanve John
Lamb tn The primary riecton or Angus, rs,
was it seems. 1856. The district commit
tee Inns not vet received tho oNIcal re-
turns ~ Charles City and James City Coun-
u.s' So no meeting he's been called.
However. tho returns from the missing
precinct In James CITY have neon received
unoflcially and Il turns ONT that Montague
has majority OF seven votes In that cour
fy. fhr 'uii vote being Montague - Lambs.
S. Charles Cliy gavc Lamb So majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

Announcement was made yesterday
Of the marriage in Washington OF
Bernard f. schultz and Miss Lizzie
Colavlta. of this city. immediately
after the ceremony they LEFT for a
Northern trip Neither friends nor
relatives OF tho pair had any idea thai
they ware to be married until a telo-
gram was received stating that the
ceremony had been performed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
Some OF thc contrs,..

TIVE contests. tUeutt iu numner.
range fran tno lesitirl-ieiy atni -tlc 10
81. trsus'y frcll,l> h fu the former
tlaa- fli tho running broad stump.
pHi1r ore bor ~ c.g4rs tne foot 10 ce,
orc hat. the amafeur hirvc.. race. ono
umbrellas baseball game for q case
prize. tnf rotprcv1ie race. and q good
card ~ horse races Under the direction
~ " j. Carte OF south Richmond.
The freak contests e~e numerous
snd wl' furnish most 81 the laughs.
Fat men Will try TO outrun one an
other for fancy vest married wo-
men VIII race for q prize rocker and
others VIII eat buns aGSinst time
for q hos OF soap The winner o: the
ore race viii get ten pounds ~ SUI
gar and tire Aeetest unmarried woman
wn win gallon OF fee cream
Wine FOR giirst MN.
In the supplen =ntary contests fig
ure quart ~ vino. which VIII go
20 console the owner of the lace con
~ human charm and n 81 umbrella.
which Will be awarded TO the man
Who looks most like Greek god
The man with the largest family
ou tho grounds VIII De awarded
barrel NJ -four and similar prize 0sili
be given The Oldest man cerryine
current union card The hest look
ms woman Will get pair ~ shoes
end other prizes VIII be awarded 10
thu best looking children between the
g ecs az five and ten years The old
esq married couple VIII receive a
dish.
Among tho old -oliahies VIII be the
annual baby show. open TO Riddles OF
both scxes. and tic marriage before
'ho grandstand Tine latter was the
feature event last Year and crowded
Tho sreudstand full OF spectators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
Now Visiting I'm Meat.

Misses Grace Palmer ani Fannie
Whitfield, who are travelling In the
Western States are now at Monroe
City. Mo. Later they VIII visit Quincy
III. and on their return home will
Gravel through all the Southern States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
GET CONFESSION
FROM OUTLAW
Alleged Member OF Allen Gang
Arrested for Passing Counter
felt Money.
MAY CAPTURE ENTIRE BAND
Prisoner Had Four Spurious
CONS III Possession When
Searched.

In tho arrest Yesterday OF Ioho -
A''en said TO be another member OF
the notorious CLAN which has terror
'1ed the southwestern section OF vir-
sinia' ana some Oh whom arc now
under death sentence for tho asssss,-
nation of Judge Msssie and Other
court officers at uil!svlue. the Rioh.
mona police believe they hay. a cotin
'eiieiter Tor whom the United states
authorities have been searching for
many months Alien ls nttv-nvo v.srs
'-D ana SAID he came hero several DAYS
ago IRON rus homu in west Nirrtni.
allen was arrested by Capta.u OF
be-ectiFes McMahou. Detective Atlttn-
son ana bicycle Policeman Clarke ar,or
lne former had learned that no had
nes" attempting TO pass bogus silver
GUITARS in Board street stores
Gave Fun Confession.
1T the SECOND Police station when
a-'' SAe4' iolF spuri GUS coins were
'yuha IN his possession aside from one
M".l" captain Meditation got when ho
TOOK MIN In custody at Seventh ANA
Franki!n Streets. The prisoner. amor
q pE!ei sriilins. broke down ana sigu. y
ip4l confession. which is nov IN INC
possession ~ the police. lie told
80 "oHt vas made ana nr
he aided in It's manufacturer.
TINS information tho police viii
not release as they are now At work
- "Ope 81 causing otner arr
2" .is use thousn II is nor eA-
sN. "a ne IN hlcnmond.
seve,,,H r'S''7u SOFA fountain at
.o.eiork yasto-1.. ABOUT
..s,.,,,.'... ny moon ana fra
-'' sou asiuk. although he
ino"islns in sotneihinE
bo.,g so 'l.'- one or MS ALLEGED
Ma, ,b - cierh detected
,efysod 10 "Y' hume emo
change nafd e tNetn sp'4e
money az ds,s. olink IN
,,eseed ~ -. tome W.T.
ine tho stn-e b. 49,. ".r upon .e,
omcer p-asie, ~ u"
stree, and DIE .l,it- ena oa'
can,+f, '-' story Wn'n
called NcNaro- ,4 5
-cpeat what sa b.4 w
Niahon th., vtst,l5 'lu
soda clerk r-ee5 ~ s,,>.,---,- .'.0
to point ant rho at,Ares co,,r.t-. III
rouna hin ~ >,r.a,
They had not conc Far yrbe, =, c
located going south ,brot.eb sey.,,l,
street A4Nf4tu Af H 70
with hm I'D F-rlstn o,.ost.
post-onico
"iello BILL" crectod tnA oe,.-
what arc you dong /, to,,r
Tie reply was rnin,e,l,e,hf. ,.
when McSishon rattied nard.,,,
change Allen pulled what appeared ~
De q perfectly sood silve- dollar ron
his pocket. and showing 4, o.. N+Ni,-
hon. reqpestea that IL De chanrea
Inhts pretty good wofx.~ ssi5 Me-
MAhpn as ne tuuhled tine coin. .btlt .,ls
"a tribe zoo light. Guess Tu talse Van
along with me-"
Alien started 70 resist when he found
mat McMahon was not a Federal on
Ger but when he saw that ther, uas
mo cnanos for his escape tears hooded
MS eyes and fell upon his cheeks. lie
was taken 70 the station by Detective
Atkinson. When searched. -FOUR other
spurious silver pieces were found By
n d d. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01
LEON AGAIN BRlLED
Gets Five Bondsmcn "a Put III 80 900
for Hls Nelcnse.

VIII five men or his bond IN rho sun, 81
-'z''po Or. J. II ,Loion- charged with tbs alleg-
"a performance OF an Illegal operation upon
Anne Capion. was again released from Gu,
toay yesterday for HE appearance IN Police
Court on September T.. Leion was hailed
triaay by Pat McDoroush and " D. Bioom
Later in the day McDonough SURRENDERED
the accused for fear that he wan planning
TO leave the city Tho doctor was locked
M. Those who now atnnd sponsor for him
are Bloom. b Rosenstein. II. Lewis. VI.
Brown ana T.. shapiro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-01

County Supervisors 10 Meet
The Board % County Supervisors for Hen
rico County w.ll hold It's regular monthly
meeting al Henrico Courthouse on Tuesday.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-12-20
District Court News

Matte T. Cramer VS.. Malta Enter
prise Publishing Co. Plaintiffs mo-
ton for an order of inspection and
copy Of certain records of defendant
taken under advisement.
State of Montana VS.. William
Brown. Continued on motion of
county attorney, with consent Of de-
PENDANTS counsel.
State of Montana VS.. Robert Het-
trick. -Cntinued on motion of county
attorney with consent of defendants
counsel.
In the matter Of the estate of Fay
eta r. Peterson, deceased. Order
removing Henry N. Peterson as ad-
ministrator filed.
Lucy Broyles VS.. Felix Broyles. -
Upon default of defendant. the court
signed decree dissolving the bonds
of matrimony between plaintiff and
defendant.
Matheson Land 4 Livestock Co. vs..
Matheson Ditch Co. ct al.-Defend-
ant Hiotion scTNcu oh piuihth .
counsel August IL. 1912, and notice
for hearing August "a, 1912, hereto
fore taken under advisement by the
court, defend without prejudice.
A. F. Ranney vs.. Henry N. Peter
son. Administrator of the estate of
Fayetta X. Peterson, deceased Mo-
ton of the plaintiff for the substitu-
ton of the name of David Watson,
administrator of the estate of Fayetta
X. Peterson, deceased, instead of de-
PENDANT Peterson. granted by the
court.
ID. A. Holiday vs.. Henry N. Peter
son, administrator of the estate of
Fayetta r. Peterson, deceased. Mo-
ton of plaintiff for the substitution
Of the name of David Watson, admins
traitor of the estate of Fayetta r.
Peterson, deceased, instead of defend
ant Peterson, granted by the court.
In the matter of the estate Of Fer
gus E. Thomas. deceased. The
claims of Charles Z. Thomas for
$448. and Elmer Johnson for 81. rs.
respectively. were presented. approx
ed. allowed and filed.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-12-20
A CONTINUED sToeY


c. o. Bradshaw Of Glasgow visited Cul-
bertsoa Tuesday.
Joha Schaumbesg Of Bainville was here
on busisess Yesterday.
c. w. Earl. Of Willisson. was Culber,-
son visitor last Sunday.
w. H. 10y was joyous visitor to our
town from Poplar Monday.
H. F. calderwood of Glasgow was a
culbertson visitor on Tuesday.
Get some Of that 6ne Lude6sk for your
Christmas dinner At the Big Store. 3s,I
Al Jacobs and Ben Schroeder took in the
dance At Mondak Wednesday night.
Paul Wagner and Willard Eli will spend
the holidays in St. Paul visiting relatives
and friends.
NJ. ]. Dunn goes to Minneapolis tomor-
row. where he will join Mrs Dunn. Who is
already there.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson Of Dane
Valley leave today for South Dakota to
spend the holidays with the old home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars E. Salvevold leave
today for Minnesota to spend the holidays
with relatives and friends in the old home
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Nels Nelson and daughter
lngebor of Dane Valley. leave Saturday
for their old home in Princeton. MINI. to
spend the holidays.
Albert willoughby. delivery clerk a,
Tanner & Best's. is III At his home on the
South Side. His brother. Dave IS taking
his place as delivery clerk.
Bob and Eva Mckinley. the famous Chi
cago comedians and musical experts. will
be here to entertain US royalty in their high
class performance Dec. 23d.
II d Hagestad of Wolf Point arrived
here Monday and has accepted a position
as bookkeeper at the Tanner & Best store
He is a brother of the wheat buyer at the
Dunn Elevator.
G w. Tanner expects to leave shortly
after Christmas for Minneapolis. After
attending to some business there he will gn
to Glendale. Cal. for a visit with his wife
and daughter.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-12-20

"Along the Kennebec" was given in Tan.
ner's Hall on Monday night. was one Of
the best comedy dramas that ever came to
Culbertson. The fight between two coun.
try lovers was a scream and the singing and
dancing intersperced throughout the play
were strictly all right After the play
about forty minutes of genuine vaudeville
was given for the small extra Zee Of ten
cents. and nearly everybody stayed. They
we're well repaid for the time and money
spent. for II was all To the good.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-12-20

The Brueeser Mine is now operated By
Folkestad. Coal "a. 90 per ton At the mine.
7od
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fredrickson and baby
went to Dane Valley "Wednesday to attend
the wedding of Christian Paulson and Miss
Elsie Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmits Of Charley
Creek. left today tor Rochester. MINI.
where Mrs. Schmitz will be operated upon
for appendicitis.
Lowest prices on Lumber at Tanner q
Best's. <5u
Miss Mary Peterson. who has been max
ing her home on the south side at Nile
postofiice for the past year and half left
for her old home At Grand Meadow. MINI.
Saturday.
Latest patterns Oneida Community 81,
yer complete sets knives. forks and spoons
in chests. Tanner & Best Co. 34t2
Fred Nelson of the South Side left yes
terday for Battle Greek. Mich. where he
will spend month in the big sanitarium
recuperating his health and being treated
for kidney trouble.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Butterheld & Englebsight. 4tf
Clarence Ross. proprietor Of the Star
Meat Market. expects to 60 to South Hav-
h. ..Hs ~, usS 81.
atives and friends for the balance of the
Christmas week.
A beautiful ornamental gilt clock given
free with each $50. 90 Purchase at Tanner
& Best Co. 34t2
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. catlin left yes,er-
day for Creston. Iowa. to visit Mr.. catlin's
old home folks. after which they will 20 to
Arlington. Mimi. to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Streisguth. the parents Of Mrs. Catl,n.
All the late novelties in ivory vanity
boxes, chains etc.. just in at Tanner q
Best Co. 34t2
Arthur and Russell Oelkers. the two old
est sons Of II. ID. Oelkers of Dane Valley,
left yesterday for a short visit with relative,
in Chicago. after which they will go &c
their old home in Racine. Wis. to spend
the Christmas holidays. The lads have
worked hard during the past season and
deserve pleasant trip.
Nels Peterson and Philip Rorenback are
now mining coal at the Sunny Slope Goa
Mime known as the old Dunbar Coal mine.
They are selling at So 90 per ton at the
mine. 32tf
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-12-20
Local Happenings.

IL. Resan Of Antelope were in town
Mooday.
Dick Mann of Piensywooi was here
Wednesday.
L L. Cook. Of Medicine Lake. vas in
town Monday.
L. G. Lasater Of Pientywood was in
town Wednesday.
H. H. Hart. Of Racine. Wis. vas IN
Culbertsoo Mooday.
X. NJ. Kellogg Of Paxton was in town
Saturday and Sunday
lin Helmer Of Poplar was in Culbertson
on Monday Of this week.
Ed and Ole Mogen aad John Iverson Of
Froid visited Culbertson last Monday.
Fred Hin. dropped into the Searchlishs
Office Wednesday to renew his paper for
another year.
A. l. Cuiweil. of Charlie Creek. was in
town last Saturday. looking after his bust
ness interests here.
Martin Rinnitsor. Richards Conerson
and H. H. Larsh, all Of Antelope. were
Culbertson visitors last Monday.
John A. Davis. one of the recently elect
ed representatives of Valley County. was
in town from Plentywood Monday.
Chris Raul Of Charley Creek left today
on No. for Lone Rock, Wis. to visit the
old folks at home during the holidays.
c. S. Wedge. the scientific farmer living
about five miles north Of town. was here
Wednesday and made the Searchlisht q
call
Mrs. c. G. Wilson. who has fine farm
q short distance east Of town. called at this
Office yesterday to renew her subscription
for another year.
G. H. Cullup and son. Clarence Of the
South Side, were in town Yesterday. The,
came here from Oklahoma about three
years ago and settled near the Sensiba
place.
G. b. McCollum arrived here from
North Salem. Mo-. yesterday to visit hi.
daughter and son.in. law, Mr.. and Mrs
John S. Spencer who live on Charlie,
Creek on the South Side.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-12-20
Presbyterian Church An
nOuncements

Preaching services al the Pres.
hyterian Church Sunday morning
and evening; Sunday School a, 10
a m. Junior Christian Endeavor
at ? o'clock in the afternoon and
Senior Endeavor at 6:45 in the ev-
ening. All are invited to attend
these services and will I've given a
cordial welcome.
The Christmas program OF the
Sunday School will be given at
the Church next Tuesday evening,
Dec. "a, at 8 o'clock. There will
be a tree. and both the program
and the use OF the tree for presents
are free to all whether members OF
the Church and Sunday School or
not. All are invited TO join IN this
happy celebration of our Lords
birthday.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian Church took in SI2o
at their annual Bazaar and supper
given on Friday OF last week, and
are grateful to all who helped 10
make the affair successful. They
had a larger display OF fancy arti-
Giles than ever this year, and also
served full supper, and these
things, aided by the fish pond, the
post card and candy booths mate
rally increased the income, The
ladies are pleased with the result.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-12-20
MARRIAGE Licenses

Melvin Deming and Anna Wirtz. of
Outlook, Mont, December 9th.
VIM. j. Lutz and Eva +. Miller, of
Medicine Lake, December l4th.
w. b. Robertson of Glasgow and
Maggie Irwin, of Saco, December
18th.
Dan Oakland of Nekoma, N. d.
and Edith Alice Woods, of Glasgow,
December 18th.
Peter Maxness and Mary Johnson,
of Glasgow, ecember 18th.
Albert Lalonde and Ellen Irene
Biladeau, of Bainville, December
18th.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18

LEAD HILL, Ark, Nov. 16.-Bob,
the thoroughbred French bulldog be-
longing to Coy R. Cantrell, which
started Cantrell's automobile over at
Harrisburg by throwing in the clutch
with his paws, has again shown his
versatility by joining fox hounds in the
chase.
He has more brushes to his credit
than any hound in the country.
Cantrell departed last week for ST.
Louis to visit his sister and gave Bob
to the care of his younger brother an
inveterate fox hunter. The young man
allowed Bob to try a hunt one night,
and since that time the sound of the
fox horn appeals more strongly to the
dog than ever the automobile horn
did.
Bob, the Chauffeur dog" is 5 years
old. He has killed five foxes within
two weeks.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sssss see Of &4AzzEu
Angry at the Phippses.

PITTSBURG, Nov. 13.--In the Uni
ted States district court John S.
Phipps, Henry @. Phipps and Howard
Phipps, through their attorney. J. +.
MacCloskey, Jr., filed a bill of COM
plant against the erection of new
market house.
Filing of the bill has stirred
storm of Indignation among wealthy
society women. Mrs. j. S. Flannery,
president of the Woman's Marketing
Club of Pittsburg, who has worked
tireless1y to give housewives of the
poorer classes an opportunity to buy
farm products direct from the farm
ers, said:
Its a shame that members of
family that made it's money in Pitts
burg, but spends it in New York and
Chicago, should try to dictate to the
people of Pittsburg how they shall
buy necessities of life, for that is
what it amounts"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The i'm
provement in the health of the army
IS measured by the percentage of non
effectives has reached a record figure
in the last fiscal year, according to the
annual report Of Surgeon General G.
H. Torney.
The number of on-effectives per
1000 among the soldiers was 1928, the
lowest in the history of the army. In
1910 the rate was 1888; in 1909 it was
41.4S; in 1908 it was 426S, and in 1907
4617.,
Officers of the medical department of
the army attribute this Improvement to
the increased care with which the
health of the soldiers is looked after
One of the sources of improvement was
the introduction of the anti-typhoid
which has been made com
pulsory throughouSthe service. In the
entire army last year. including troops,
American and native, in Porto Rico and
in the Philippines, there were only 20
cases of typhoid, and but IL of those
were immunized persons. All of the
immunized recovered. 1t is believed
that another year of the prophylactic
treatment will see typhoid practically
eliminated from the army.
The United States army is the only
one in which the prophylaxis is COM
Results obtained have led to
it's adoption in the navy and the militia,
and the heads of the departments of
agriculture and the postoffice have adj
yised thousands of men and women in
their employ to take the treatment.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18
Methodist Revival Grows.

Great interest is taken in the re-
vival now going on in the Methodist
church, as evidenced by the crowds in
attendance upon the services yester-
day. The Sunday school reached an
of 428 and the morning aud
fence filled the entire building. In the
evening every available space was fill
ed and then people were turned away
unable to gain admittance.
In the morning and afternoon serv-
ives Evangelist Allen spoke in his
clear logical and impressive manner
on 'Sanctification" as the common
heritage of all Christians and attain
able in the present tense.
This grace he said is offered to all
Christians now as a working force as
well as dying grace. Mr.. Allen is
a very able "Bible Preacher" and
makes the word of God speak directly
to the hearts of his hearers.
In the evening he spoke on the "Will
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18
EDUCATED "HIRED MEN"
FOR FARMERS OF STATE

Agricultural experts in each county
returned Saturday evening from Boise,
hopes to see in the near future This
is one of the recent moves on the part
of the college of agriculture in it's eff
forts to be of help to the farmers of
Idaho. Bonner and Lincoln counties
have adopted the plan and now have
resident experts ready to consult with
the farmers of the county at any time,
to offer advice and to keep them In
touch with recent developments in
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18
Terse Note of Suicide.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 16.-John
carbolic acid and died from its effects.
He was found in a vacant lot with
note beside him, which read:
EAST women and slow horses were
too much for me"
He was % years old and of splendid
physique. Schneider had become mel
ancholy, it was said by relatives, be-
cause of an ailment which recently af-
was one of 10 sons, all stalwart men.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18

of Cod" using as his text the petition
in the Lords prayer, THY will be
done" Among many other impressive
points made, he said man first entered
into the covenant to do the will of
God, "Thy will be be done" of course
in the life of the petitioner and then
he passes the tests which follow the
covenant in actually carrying out the
will of God as it is from time to time
made known in later life.
Services this week will be afternoon
meetings at 2:30 o'clock every day eX-
cept Monday and Saturday, and every
evening at 1880 o'clock.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18

the science of agriculture. Earl Hall,
graduate of the University of Idaho
is Bonner county's educated hired men,
and George B. Game, graduate of the
Utah Agricultural college, is located
in Lincoln county. Their salaries are
part by the federal government.
1.-THE people are demanding such in
formation as these county experts can
give" said Dean Carlyle, and we be-
lieve that this is the best method of
giving it. The science of agriculture
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18
Child Perishes In Flames.

KANE, Pa, Nov. 16.-Early, the g.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Evans of Smethport, Pa, was burned
to death in a fire which destroyed the
residence. The boy was asleep in the
second story and had no chance to 'es-
cape after the fire was discovered.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-18
DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN A
SHORT COURSE EARLY IN JANUARY

carry on the work. There is no line
of work which offers greater oppor-
tunities for the young man who is will
ing to work and who has the necessary
versity in offering the short practical
course in forestry to give forest rang
ers and young men who are limited in
time or money for schooling an oppor-
tunity to prepare themselves for these
Positions