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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18

application.
If the applicant desires bank or
other agent to act for him and receive
the money, he must send an order to
that effect with his abstract.
In Regular Order.
| On and after January /, 1912, all
! applications for farm loans shall be
considered and granted, or rejected, in
the exact order in which they are filed
with the regiter, who shall place date
of receipt of application upon it as
soon as it comes into his hands.
The register shall inclose with each
blank application sent out a list of the
regulations governing farm loans, and
in said list shall be statement clearly
setting forth that all applications will
be considered in turn and that any fee
or commission paid to any agent or
representative of the borrower can
have no possible bearing on the appli-
cation and would be money thrown
away; but the borrower shall pay for
the preparing of all papers, including
applications, abstracts and mortgages,
and the recording of all instruments,
including state mortgage, that are ne
cessary to show full and complete title,
and further, pay all necessary expense
incurred in making the loan, including
the expenses of appraiser.
On and after January l., 1912, no
farm loan will be approved for over
$4,000 to any one individual, and no
appraisement for over 5000 an acre will
be approved. This applies to renewals
and extensions.
Charge Seven Per Cent.
On all loans on farm lands allowed
after January l, 1912, the rate of in
terest charged shall be Z per cent per
annum. And interest on school bonds
6 per cent.
When abstract on application for
farm loans shows an unsatisfied mort
gage on land offered as security, and
when the application shows that the
money is borrowed to pay off said first
liens, the borrower shall be required to
execute mortgage to the state and have
the same recorded and abstract brought
down to date, showing the same. The
borrower may then request that the
be placed in escrow in any
bank in Boise, to be forwrded to bank
holding the release of said mortgage in
escrow, to be delivered upon the sur
render Of former notes and delivery of
release Of former mortgage. The bor-
rover, however, to be at all expense
for recording said release and showing
same on abstract.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18

Get the habit-use Princess Flour
and make good bread all the time. aga
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18

Princess F1our-the bread and but
ter flour. IA
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18

Princess Flour is worth all you pa,
for it. Aa.A
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
Editor Who is Working for His Release Meets Him at Ferry
 Building
COURT IS BUSY
 GETTING JURY
Seven Have Been Passed But it is Uncertain When the Panel
 Will Be Full
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-Abra- ham Ruef. former political boss serv- ing a fOurteen-year sentence for bri- bery. arrived from the penitentiary today tO testify against former Mayor E. r.. Schmitz He was greeted at the Ferry building by Fremont Older. editor of a san Francisco paper. and one of the most active figures in the graft prosecution. but now advocating Reufs release from the penitentiary. He was taken to the county jail. where he will be kept until the pros ecution finishes with him.
 The trial was enlivened today by clash between the attorneys for the defense and Judge LawlOr. It came when Attorney Fairall formally moved that LawlOr debar himself from pro- ceeding with the case, inasmuch as the judge had let the lapse of time fixed by the statute to reply to the affidavit setting forth the judge is disqualified by reason of bias. The judge said he had never heard of the affidavits. Lawlor ruled the statute was uncomplied with. and ordered the case to proceed Seven veniremen have been passed temporarily.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
NAGEL SEEMS CERTAIN
 OF NOMINATION
Commerce Secretary IS Likely to be Ele"a-ed 10 Position on the
 Supreme Bench.
[4SSOcidtcd Press Dispatch

| -lSSOl 4 't~'%'
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-The va csncy on tne supreme bench. created by the death of Justice Harlan. will probably Le filled by the appointment Of secretary of commerce and labor Charles Nagel. of St. Louis. President Taft is expected to send the nomina- ticn of Nagel to the senate in few 6ays. Judge Hook. of Kansas City. UT til last night most prominently men tioned for the vacancy, is said to have been eliminated from further consid- eration at 0n hours session of the cab inet today. All the lawyers in the cabinet except Nagel were present. The report is s, generally credited tonight that rumor is busy as to the possible successor to Nagel. Louis Marshall of New York. and Julius Rosenwald. of Chicago. are mentioned among those to be considered. Hooks name was SC oratched oft the list today almost at the eleventh hour. This action is said to be due to his concurrence in the Jim Crow law and his decision in the Oklahoma railroad case.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
COL ONEL ROOSEVELT
 TURNS SCHOOLMASTER
His Latest Performance is to Teach Six Newspaper Men The Game
 of Politics.
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4SSOcidt6d Press DiSPdtcH
 NEW YORK. Feb. With the cor of Abraham Lincoln as a text book and six newspaper reporters as pupils. Col. Roosevelt today ad- dressed what he termed the first class in applied decent politics" The colonel prefaced the talk with the declaration that he tried to take the Lincoln let ters as d guide for himself, and that many excerpts from the martyred presidents letters make proper replies ;o questions TOW being asked him. One of Lincoln's letters especially, the col onel thought, applied to present con- ditions. It was written at Springfield, Illinois. April. 6, 1860. and addressed to C. F. McNeil The part emphasized by Roosevelt read: "I have made this explanation to you as a friend. but I wish no explanation made to our ene- mics What they want is fuss and and they can have it if we explain and they cannot have il if we don't"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
GETTING READY FOR
 A HOME RULE EVENT
Troops Are Stationed in the City ot Belfast to Prevent Thoubie
 at Meeting.
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l
 BELFAST, Feb. How many sold iers are stationed at Belfast in antici- patton of possible trouble at the great home rule meeting tomorrow is un- known but authorities say they are sufficient to quell any serious disorder. Tonight everything is quiet and pre- paratiorS are completed for the gath ering in Celtic park where Winston Churchill and John Redmond are to deliver addresses. John and William Redmond, Joseph Devlin and other na- tionalists arrived this evening and were greeted warmly by adherents. The Marquis of Londonderry. Sir Edw. Carson. and other prominent union fsts are also coming in order to in fluence their followers to keep the peace. Ulster hall is guarded by po- lice. Recently the Ulster unionist council issued a manifesto urging all unionists to abstain from interference with the Churchill meeting. The Grand Orange lodge also adopted a resolution not to interfere with admiralty lord. 4 heavy cold rain prevails tonight and the streets deserted. Not less than 5000 troops are in the city.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
Thrice Defeated Statesman Tries to Tell the Party Leaders How to Win
 Next Election
UNDERWOOD GETS
 STRONG SUPPORT
Bryan and Henry M ney Trust Scheme is De feated by an Over
 whelming Vote
.4SsOcidted Press Dispatch l

WASHI. ,iTON. Feb. r. An inves- tigation of the money trust" was ord cred by the democrats of the house in caucus tonight after the HeLry plan for a speclal committee was defeated II5 to G6. The caucus then instructed the standing committees on banking and currency. the judiciary. interstate commerce. and elections. to proceed with the inoairv. The democrats adopted the plan offered by majority leader Underwood.
 This action was taken after a spir- ited debate on reading of telegram by w. j. Bryan to Representative Henry. of Texas. who led the fight for a special committee. The telegram fol- lows:
 .I regarl the caucus cn the money trust inquirv as a crisis. It's results will largely affect our chances in the coming camraing. Please say to any one who values my judgment l am heartily with you in your demand for 9 special committee"
 sharp criticism of W. J. Bryan for his imputatiors that the banking and currencv committee leaned toward the financial Interests and passage of a resolution expressing confidence Tn that committee characterized the de bete. The Bryan democrats all sup ported the Henry plan. Henry made vehement appeal and denied he was inspired by Bryan in his demand for a special committee. He emphasized the influence of the money trust on national election legislation.
 Underwood made a powerful appeal for his measure. He said the inteS- ritv of the house should be guarded against interference. others champ toned the Underwood substitute and broadly stated that Bryan had tried to force democratic conferees to conduct an investigation of his own proposal in his own way. others declarel they wouldn't put on the Bryan yoke"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
JURY WILL TRY ID
 END THE TONG WAR
Forms Alliance With Young Chinese With Object of Putting An
 End to Nuisance.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Form ing an alliance with the young Chi nese of this city. the San Francisco grand jury will try to end the Tong war now simmering in coast towns and prevent recurrence. The grand jury has engaged a number of young Chinese who are expected to fur nish information that will justify return of indictments against the Tong leaders, charging them with conspiracy to murder. The men ln- dicted are expected to become fugi- tives from justice. and the coast towns will be rid of them. All Tong leaders are in hiding and the streets of the Chinese section of the city are virtually deserted. business being at a standstill.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
MORGAN GROWS ANGRY
 AT MORNARO'S CHARGE
Former Treasurer General Says he Be- lieVes His Predecessor Was
 Guilty of Fraud.
1 GASSOcidted PrcSs Dispatch

1 lASSOcidted PreSs DiSPdtch
 LONDON, Feb. w. Morgan Shus- ter. formerly American treasurer gem cral of Persia. had a conference with Foreign Minister Gray today. Shuster is incensed at the report of M. Nor nard that the Americans left their books in confusion, and were guilty of frauds. T was preparing to audit Mornard's books" said Shuster when the Russian ultimatum came for my dismissal. l firmly believe it was hastened for the purpose of saving Mornard. My office never handled any cash. not even for the payroll All this was done by the Imperial Persian bank. The banks books prove the honesty of all the Americans"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
CHINESE WATCHED BY
 FOREIGN DIPLOMATS
Rebels and loyaIists Still have Con-
 siderable Trouble.-Russis IS Under Suspicion Just Now.
GAssOciatcd Press Dispatch

.1SSOCfdIcd ITcSS DISPHtHl
 PEK1NG. Feb. 7.-Diplomatic diff faculties as well as occasional mil itary incidents between Russians and Chinese continue being watched closely by foreign representatives. Russian troops have been charged with aiding the Mongols who. after the attack on the garrison retreated into the railway zone where Russian troops arrested them. Troops from the garrison followed in to the zone and attacked both Mongols and Rus sians. killing the Russian officers. Conditions in Manchuria are evident ly becoming worse. Reports from Russian sources say the Mongols have carried the warfare to the Amur river while bands of brigands numbering hundreds have gone so far as to attack several towns which were captured by them
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
CASE IS COMPLICATED.
Receiver Finds Defunct Company's
 Deeds Have Been Transferred.
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(ASSOcidtcd Press DiSPdtchl
 SEATTLE. Feb It was testified to today by F. H McWhorter. that all deeds to the property of the Washington Orchard Irrigation and Fruit company. and the Columbia River Fruit company. which was placed in the hands of a receiver last week. were transferred to new con cern. the Columbia River Water com pany. two months ago. McWhOrter succeeded A. J. Biehl. as secretary of the two companies. which had issued five millions in bonds and whose as sets suddenly vanished.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
HE'S GETTING SCARED
Hawaiian Brethren Are Becoming
 Alarmed at Chinese immigration

1 [.4SSoeidted Press Dispatehl
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.-J. K. Kalanianole. Hawaiian delegate to congress. who is on his way home. today stated the increase in Asiayic population in Hawaii is alarming. "Asiatics will hold the balance of power in the islands in a few years. unless immigration is checked" ne said. The school census alone is slf- ficient proof of this. These children are native born. therefore citizens of the United States"
 He declared he proposed soon to offer an exclusion bill in congress.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
COMMITTEE AT WORK
Employment Of Ccnvicts Made Sub
 ject of Congressional Probe.
[ EASSocidted Press Dispatch l

fASSOcidted Press DiSPGtchl
 WASHINGTON. Feb. The em- ployment of convicts bv the United States Steel subsidiary companies in Alabama was taken up by the stan ley house committee today. Mir Har- rison. of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company. stated the company had agreed to take convicts old or young. black or white" and work them in the camps. Attorney Reed. for the company, declared now no cOnvicts are used in the mills or mines.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
KING HAS PNEUMONIA.
No Immediate Danger But Danish
 People Are Quite Anxious.

I Associated Press Dispatch
 COPENHAGEN. Feb. 7.-Although no imminent danger is regarded as at tached to the illness of King Frederick which is said to be pneumonia. yet there is general anxiety throughout Denmark. queen Louise also IS indis- posed. suffering from bronchial affec- ton
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
PiNcHlNG PROCESS.
Authorities Have Been Instructed to
 Arrested Alleged Dynamiters.
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GASSocidted Press DiSPdtchl
 INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 7.-Capiases for the simultaneous arrest of all men named in the 32 indictments returned by the federal grand jury. were com- pleted toGa,- and the expectation is that arrests will be effected within five days Telag~ams announcing the re- turn of the indictments were forward ed from the United States attorneys s office today to authorities in the vari- ous federal districts where arrests will follow.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
RAILROAD MEN MEET
Demand of Engineers for Increased
 Pay Gets Consideration

I [.4SSocidted Press Dispatehl
 NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-General man agers of nearly all eastern railroads held a conference here today. pre- sumably to discuss the demands of locomotive engineers for increased pay The session lasted more than twos hours but what decision. If any. was reached. could not be learned. Railroad presidents. it was learned. will meet here tomorrow. and out of the conference it is hoped to agree on a general plan dealing with the en- gineers' demands The details of the preliminary negotiations will not he made public.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
SMITH WILL DIE.
Long Standing Trouble Between Two
 Men Results in Homicide.

IASSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
 TRUCKER. Feb. w H. NJ. Smith. proprietor of the Truckee Re publican, also of the Whitney hotel. was shot twice today by P. NJ. Doyle. a merchant, and owner of the electric light plant. Smith will die. The trouble between the men was of long standing.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
CONTINENTAL ANSWERS.
Says It's Not in Combination in Re-
 strsint cf Trade.

TAssOeiatcd Press Dispatch
 NEW YORK. Feb. 7.--The answer of the Continental Sugar company, one of the defendants in the government $ suit filed against the suga" trust. was flied today. It contains 2 general denial that it is in any com bination in restraint of trade. or to fiv prices either of raw sugar or the fin- ished product.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
ORDER IS CHANGED.
Two Months Dividend IS Declared by
 American Smelling Company.
[ ASSOcidtcd Press DiSbdtcf,

1 [ASSOciGted Press DiSPdtcf!
 NEW YORK. Feb The Amer ican Smelling and Refining company today declared a dividend of l 1-1G cn preferred stock. and two thirds of one per cent on common stock for the last two months of 1911. Thes 2 were declared instead of the usual quarterly dividends in order to bring distributions into conformity with the calendar year The next dividend distribution will be for the first quar- tor of 1912.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
NOT A pERJURER.
McGowan Tells How he Happened 10
 Receive Check From Hines.
iSsociated Press DiSbdtcfi

[ 4Ssociated Press DiSbdtcf
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 7-Charles McGowan. the young Canadian wit ness. denied before the Lorimer senate investigation today he received money for perjury before the committee last July. Instead of receiving $500 for perjuring himself he stated he re- ceived $500 by check signed Edward Hines Lumber company by F. C. W-iehe. secretary. to reimburse him for losses incident to his presence in Washington where he was called to testify for Wiehe. This is the only money he ever received from Hines. he stated
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
lASSOciGted Press DiSbatchl

WASHINTTON, Feb. 1.-Wlth the arrival tonight of R. A Kirk, assistant secretary of Arizona, bearing the off, cial returns of the election. all is in readiness for the presidents proclama- tion announcing the creation of that territory i'.to statehood. Kirk is ex- pected to call tomorrow or Friday.
 Citizens ot the territory have ex- pressed a general desire that the proc lamatiou which Will be effected imme- diately upon it's issuance. be issued February 12. Lincoln's birthday. A copy of the proclamation will be for warded to the capital of the new state. where. within sixty days. its governor will convoke the legislature 10 elect two United States senators.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
NEWS MEN, ATTENTION
Better Reserve Sests for the eig
 Show at Baltimore
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tdSSOcidted Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTOS. Feb. 7.-Josephus Daniels. of Raleigh. N. C.. who has charge of the pass section in the democratic national convention st Baltimore in June. today appointed James D. Preston and Charles H Mann. superintendents of the press gallery in the senate and house res pectively. to have charge of the press section as sergeants-at-a arms. All re- quests for seats at the convention should be addressed to Charles s. Albert. chairman of the standing committee on press correspondents of the senate. at Washington
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08

This space has been used daily for my advertising for the past ten years. The management desires this page for news exclusively. Hereafter my ads. will be found in the classified page.
 E. F. PASCCE, Real Estate and Loans.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
BELL IS APPOINTED.
He Will Have Charge of Clark Boom
 In California.

[ASsociated Press Dispatch
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.-Theo- aore A. Beu former democratic candi- date for governor of California, today received official notification of his ap- pCintment as manager of the Clark presidential campaign in California.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08

This space has been used daily for my advertising for the past len years. The management desires this page for news exclusively. Hereafter my ads. will be found in the classified page.
 F.. F. PASCOE, Real Estate and Loans.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
With Signing of Proclama- tion by President New Commonwealth Will
 Be Born
KIRK ARRIVES
 IN WASHINGTON
Bearer of Election Certifi- cate Will Call on Chief Executive Probably
 Today

WASHINGTON. Feb. :. (Special)- R. A. Kirk. assistant secretary of Ari- zCna arrive1 here tonight. He will present the returns of the election to the president tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
BISHOP APPOINTED

1 ASSocidtfd Press Dispatch
 ROME. Feb. The appointment of Vencenzo CasteIlanos as bishop of Campeche. Mexico. was announced at the Vatican today.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
DUKE WILL RETIRE.
Head Of American Tobacco Company
 Will Soon Quit Job.

1 i4sSocidted Press Dispatch
 NEW YORK, Feb. Tt was stated today on apparently good authority that J. R Duke is soon to retire as president of the American Tobacco company, and become head of the British American Tobacco company with headquarters in London. He is to be succeeded by Vice President r. = Hill
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
KLEIN SIGNS AGAIN

fASSOciated Press DiSPdtchl
 CHICAGO, Feb. 7-William J. Klem. who has served seven years. today signed a three-year contract as umpire for the National league.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
WRAo IT WELL.
Otherwise Pcstoffice Will Not Accept
 Your Package for Transmission.
Associnted PrcsS Dishatcll

1 4ssociated Press DiSPdtchl
 WASHINGTON, Feb 7.-Parcels in properly or inadequately wrapped will no longer be accepted by the post office for transmission. according to an order issued today. The department says too many complaints are coming iL of damaged packages being sent through the mails. They will be re- turned to Ihe sender
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
BANK BUILDING BURNS.
But Property of Concern Luckily es-
 capes Damage.

[ASSOcidtcd Press DisbGtch
 TONOPAH. Feb. Fire early to- day partly destroyed the state bank building. causing a loss of s15.000. None of the banks property is dam aged.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
SlAYOEN EXPLAINS
Oenounces Third Term Idea as Dang
 erous en6 Un- American.
I [4SSOcidtcd Press Dispatch |

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-Represen- tative SIayden. of Texas. author of the arti-third- term resolution in the house today denied it is aimed at Roosevelt. The resolution is aimed at the dang erous and un-American proposition of Q third term.' he said. "I mean d third term. whether consecutive or with an intervening term. If RoOse- welt is a candidate for a third term. then. of course. it affects him"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
MARTIN FIXES IT
Offers Bill for Creation of Federal
 Corporation Commission
GASsociated Press Dispatch

I II1SSUtIUItU FtDS DFSYUItWI
 WASHINGTON, Feb. "A bill to license all interstate corporations do- ing an annual business of one million or more and establishing a federal commission with powers to issue such licenses was offered in the house to- day by Representative Martin. repub- lican, of South Dakota. The com mission is to consist of five members appointed by the president.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
ITALIANS SHUT OUT
Turkish Cabinet Held Meeting and
 Arrived at important Decision

[ASSOciatcd Press DiSPGtehl
 CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 7.-The Turkish cabinet decided today to put into force the order closing all Turk ish institutions to Italians. including private banks. insurance companies and orphlnaees.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
WILL ORGANIZE
Republican Congressional Committee
 Is Getting Ready for Business.
[ [ASsocidted Press DiStdtcbl

IASSOcldfed PTeSS DtSPdfCHI
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-The new congressional committee named at the caucus yesterday will meet tomorrow to complete the or- ganization for the coming campaign. Representative W. B. Mckinley, of Illinois. will be reelected chairman and a successor of the late Repre- sentative H. c. Loudenslager. of New Jersey. long secretary. will be se- lected. The executive committee also will be named.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
cULIUD LADY ON JURY.
She is First of her Race Ever to Per-
 fsrm That Duty.

IAssocidted Press DiSpatchl
 SPOKANE. Feb. 7.-Dorothy Coates. colored, was today summoned to jury duty here. She is believed to be the first woman of ner race ever sum moned on a. jury. Mrs. Coates owns real estate in Spokane and is a hia- tavnavsr
Arizona republican., 1912-02-08
LASTED FOUR ROUNDS.

IASSocidted Press DiSpdtetl
 NEW YORK, Feb. Mike Gib- bons. of St Paul. tonight knocked out Young Cashman local welter- weight. in the fourth round before the Fmnire Athletic club