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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-07-11

There Is a Good Position open For You.
If you take personahelp plan of study in short
hand bookkeeping typewriting and penmanship.
Students may enerany time. Schoolopens September
g. Write for booklet Picture Stories of Success
Lewiston Business College, Lewiston, Idaho.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-07-11

"lf you are not using Princess flour
you are not using the best"
Princess flour is nard wheat flour,
absolutely guaranteed.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-07-11

''lf you are not using Princess floul
you are not using the best"
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09
SPRING GREEK

Ilaa Aaron is numbered among the sick
 Well, we had nice shower and the weather is some cooler since
 Quite a number from these parts attended the picnic at Lowell.
 John Smith arrived from Kansas last week and will visit with his sis ter Mrs. John Aaron and family
 Medah Pogue spent Monday night at H. NJ. Atkison's and will leave today tTuesday1 for her home at Tuskahoma, Okla
 Elya and Amy Wiley are visiting with their brother Will Wiley and family today.
 Ina Ballinger is visiting with her parents out east of Springdale.
 Mrs. Ralston and two daughters Sarah and Lena visited with Mrs. II. NJ. Atkison and daughter Carrie Tuesday of last week
 A number of the young people chaperoned by Mir and Mrs, Will Keicher went to Wager fishing Tuesday of last week. The party was composed of Misses Hattie, Der tha and Rosa Aaron. Bonnie and FL mena Watkins, Bessie and Beulah Bradley, Emma Bingham, Nellie Reed, Addie Brown and Flossie Stevison and Messrs Fred Hairston. Ebert Grimsley. Jesse Bradley, Or lie Singleton, Alex, Otto and Shorty
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09

Aaron, Harlan Phillips and Uric Baggett.
 John Eversole, Jr., left recently for Texas
 The secret was revealed last week that John Eyefsole and Miss Sarah Ralston were marrid Friday July 26 at Bentonyille Blondy joins in wishing them much happiness and prosperity through life
 Armet Watkins who has had the typhoid is improving rapidly Grover Barron Of near Rogers visited with his brother ] K Barron and family last Friday night K Barron and family went down on Osage fishing today Tues day
 Beryl Barron is suffering with toothaehe and neuralgia at this writ ing.
 ptara,.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09
---- - THE DYING FISHERMAN.

Once fisherman was dying in his humble, lowly cot, and the pastor sat beside him saying things that hit the spot, so that all the futile terrors left the dying sinners heart, and he said: The journeys lonely. but m just ready for the start There is just one little matter that is fretting me he sighed, and per haps I'd better tell it, ere l cross the Great Divide.
 l have got string of stories that I've told from day to day; stories of fish I've captured, and the ones that got away, and 1 fear that when l tell them they are apt to stretch mile; and wonder when m waited to that land that's free from guile, If they will let me tell my stories if 1 try to tell them straight, or will angels lose their tempers then, and chase me through the gate? The pastor sat and ponderedl for the question yexed him sore; never such weird eonundrum had been sprung on him before Yet the courage of conviction moved him soon to a reply and he wished te fill the fisher with fair visions of the sky you can doubtless tell fish stories, said the clergyman, aloud, but I'd stretch them very little if old Jonah's in the crowd. Z Walt Mason.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09
WY MAN

Mrs. Little is still sick
 Prof Mayes visited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 Mr Gilliland and family of Goshen visited Mrs Gilliland's parents Satur day
 Everybody come to the picnic Saturday August To-
 Mr and Mrs Blew ot Clear Creek spent few days last week at Prof Baggett's $
 The protraeted meeting has been a great success. The following init ed with the church. Bass Bageett John Pardue. Miss Lester. Mrs Wright Mrs. Solsberry, Fife Stella and Frankie Roberts Sherman Moore and wife and Loddie Woolsey.
 H NJ. Moore and family of Fay etteville visited in Wyman Saturday
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09

place and develop the big vein ot coal there. It is very probable that the surrounding land is all under lida by this great bed of coal, and as the Frisco railroad runs directly through the leased lands-why there will be no trouble about transpor- tation to the coal markets. IL is only q couple of miles south of Johnson 10 the prospective coal mines.
 Local melon growers are not en- thusiHg very highly over their pros peetive crop-they don't grow the fine big melons Of "a long time ago
 Hugh Lichlyter is one of the few local berry growers who got a fine stand of new trawberry plants in his field this season-and Hugh is mighty proud of that berry field too
 How does the old steam roller look t0 Uncle Bob Clayton now?
 Mulkeepmo.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09
Notice of Road Petition.

Notice is hereby given that a certain petition will be presented to the County Court of Washington County Arkansas at it's July Term, 1912, asking that q public road be laid out, ordered and established on and along the following line to-wit: Beginning at the Southeast corn CT of the West Half of the South east Quarter of Section Twenty six e26) in Township Eighteen t1S4 North, of Range Thirty (3o) West, on the North boundary line of the Town of Springdale. and running thence due North Three-fourths "A of one mile to intersect the Newton road at the center of the North least Quarter of said Section, said proposed new road touching the lands of J. E. Baggett, C. A. and Cora H. Miller. A. D. Baggett. Thom- as w Wright, NJ. l.. Flemming, R. A. Larson and T. w Beasley.
 Respectfully,
 Edward Fredricks.
 E. C. Perkins,
 J. J. Gardner,
 Wesley Wright.
 A. D. Baggett,
 and seven others.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09
- - SILENT GROVE

Mrs. James Sturdy spent last week visiting sister near Elm Springs.
 Miss Fife Robson spent the week end with her cousins, Mr and Mrs. Ted MarloW
 Miss Stella Mustain and Mrs Fife Robinson enjoyed Sunday in Tonti- town
 Dave Mustain and Frank Baggett left Saturday for Vena, Oklahoma where they will spend a week or two visiting relatives and friends
 Mr and Mrs Fiant were visitors at the home Of Mr Henry Sheets over sunday
 Mr. and Mrs String and baby were visiting friends and attending the Brethren church at this place Sunday
 Marion Sheets has returned from Kansas where he went to work in the harvest field.
 Quite a few Of our citizens attend ed the street carnival at Lowell Sat ardag
 still need more rain It appears that the weather man has it in for Silent Grove All things come to those who wait We're waiting i'm patiently
 More Anon took in the street fair al Lowell Saturday evening We bought rug needle. saw=the min streI show, but we=n never rode the g-go-round.
 Mss E'ioy Bilbrey and Miss Mildred Smith took supper with Miss Mary Atkison Sunday.
 Ras Graham and Miss Lola Hutch ems took supper with MT. and Mrs. Clarence Robbins Sunday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dagley enter tained at dinner last Thursday, Mrs. Robt Dagley, Rev. C. P Roland, Mrs Adam Hershey of Fit Smith and Mrs. Henry Sheets
 Mrs Adam Hershey of Fit. Smith is visiting MT. Hershey's mother and other relatives.
 Mrs. W. s. Howard and children and Miss Medah Pogue will leave Tuesday for points in Oklahoma where Miss Pogue will make her home and Mrs Howard will visit a short time before returning to her home in Fl Paso. Texas
 The ladies of the Silent Grove Baptist church organized an aid society Mrs. Kiecher was elected president and Mrs Lizzie Smith sec retary and treasurer Next meeting al the church Wednesday, Aug 14, P n. Visitors admitted Bring thimbles and needles.
 Mrs. N. J. Griffith, Miss Stella Mustain and Mrs. Chas. Hershey helped Miss Poeue quilt one day last week
 More Anon
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09

and taking are of the county poor
 T. II. Harris is looking cheerful and says he is much improved since his surgical operation by Mayo Brothers few weeks ago. Soon af ter his return his appearance indicat- ed that he had been pretty sick, but the improvement is noticeable.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09

Headache is caused by errors of vision especially by astigmatism.
 Prentice, Thorington. Nettleship, and other leading oculist writers, say 95 to 9S per cent of all eye troubles involves astigmatism. The largest stocks in the largest cities carry no lenses to correct astigma- tism or Heterophoria They must all be ground to prescription. Hence, no one can cure headache from these causes by selling glasses from stock, no matter what thier claims may be. Dr. Pitt is the only graduate opti- elan in this part of Arkansas, and the only one who can correct these errors and cure your headache.
 Dr F. H. Pitt. Racket Store.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09

Miss Ethel R0Ders0n, Of near Qualls. Okla, ame in Monday on a visit This was her home until three OF four years ago. and she has many friends here
 Elwood Calico. of eliftS. who is now in Kansas. recently had his foot badly crushed by traction en- zine running over i
 J B Barron moved his family and tools Q Whitener last week, where he will operate blacksmith shop. Jake say. that rent is cheaper there than here. which was the cause of the change.
 John and Jim Wade vent ID to Republic. No, las week on visit.
 Judge Humphrey is holding chan cerY court at Huntsville this week.
 G F Evans. of clifty, ,. [. Aus lam, Of Huntsville. and x l. Will Hams of near Whitener, are some of the merchants who transacted business here the past week
 Frank Nance has bought the prop erty which adjoins his residence on the east from Dr W 4 Moore, con sideration $500.
 Walter Johnson is down near Bruceyille, Texas, prospee ting, and if conditions are favorable he may move his family there soon
 A. W Yount came in from Okla homa City last week on a visit His wife has been spending several weeks this summer with her sister. Mrs W Moore of this place.
 Mr and Mrs Sam Neeley, who live near Harris. on White river, are here on a visit
 E. B Cummings and a Mr Smith were over from Springdale last week. This Is Eds old home, and tt was good to see him among us again.
 We had two good rains last week which eheered our people wonder fully The principal benefit is to the corn, altho 1t will help many other things
 Wasn't the weather delightful the first of the week Thermometers run as low as 56 in the morning and lot above noon. and with 10 dust it was a grateful relief from tAe hot weather of q few days ago Wonder if il did not come near frosting in tie more northern .asesa
 B LesklIn and W Wilks went over to Fayetteville, xia Spring dale the first of the week. return ing the following day They hauled some freight but the principal ob- jeet ot the trip vas te get tie gov ernor on the flour mill engine re- paired
 Our .hool opened Monday with fifty-tWo pupils in attendance. which should be considerably increased later Mrs. Iva Harris is prineipa and Miss Beulah Harris assistant Mrs Harris. who as Miss Iva Was son taught in the springdale school: few years ago. is a successful teacher It is Miss Beulahs first experience as a teacher New seat; will be placed in one of the room: this year if present plans are car ried out.
 Rev keene began revival meetingi at Peace Valley last week
 We understand that Troy Clark i: teaching a successful school al Mountain Spring Sometimes called Shake Rag This is Troy's firsr term as teacher
 J. E. Walker has sold his farm or War Eagle to GM Drain, who al nrasant is living on the county farm
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09

and Sunday and attended church. Lila Powell, Effie Roberts and Dora Moore spent Sunday with Ida Woolsey
 Everybody cordially invited to at tend Sunday School
 The erain last week was highly ap- prectated
 Mr and Mrs Jones 0ill start for Kansas Wednesday to visit awhile with Mrs Jones parents.
 Mrs Rough of Fayetteville is vis- iting in this neighborhood this V eek
 Jim Roderlek sold one of his farms to Mr Haggef ot Virginia
 Futhsia An easy way to soft-soap swell mead is to tell him that he is all unusual and unique hydrocephalie specimen
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09

Pointing our telescopes toward the sky is a confession that We need he Infinite.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09
------'-'-'-'7--'' - . HINDSNILLE

Miss Ethel Roberson, Of near Qualls. Okla, ame in Monday on a visit This was her home until three OF four years ago. and she has many friends here.
The Springdale news., 1912-08-09
JOHNSON

c. E. Sisk and family of OK ford, Miss, were visiting relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-10
Nebraska

for no designation except republican" or
democrat as the case may be and be-
yond that he cannot give advise.
The arguments on the Coad-Ross water
right contest were INSET for April L be-
fore the State Board OF Irrigation, but
there is every prospect the date will be
postponed until about May /. Attornys
in the case are busy elsewhere and have
not had time to prepare for tn argu-
INIT.
r. L. Mstcslfe has accepted the invita-
ton of the Omaha Commercial club to
address that organization Thursdsyn Don.
The subject Of his address Will be
Progressive state Government"
The La Toilette league officers ara
making determined effort to induce
Louis D. Brandeis to come TO Nebraska
70 rthe last four days OF the primary
campaign. but up 10 date have not been
abel to obtain his promise
Twenty-four men have filed petitions
for saloon licenses in Lincoln thescomins
year and there is room for one more. as
the law provides . maximum Of twenty
five. Up to date the applicants are the
same a sthose operating last year with
the exception of two.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-10
SCOTS Bluff Makes -.
Protest Against New
Irrigation Order

SCOT1rS BLUFF. Neb.. April s.--tSne-
cial)-Through misunderstanding Of
some sort, it has been found that a ruling
Of the secretary OF the interior will de-
prive many thousand acres In this vicinity
Of storage water provided under the pre-
visions Of the Warren act. \ special
meeting was called in the ROBINS Of the
SCOTS Bluff club and the following tele-
gram was sent TO the Interior depart
ment:
Honorable Walter l. Fisher. Secretary
of the Interior, Washington. y. C.: We
have just learned that the sale Of reser-
voir water will be restricted TO lands al
ready actually under Irritation. We are
thoroughly acquainted with the lands
under the various canals IN the North
Platte valley that have made application
10 the reclamation service for an auSil.
larry supply Of such water. and all condl1
tions relating thereto, and most urgently
request that such restrictions be with.
drawn as TO nonlrrigated lands under
existing irrigation systems. The need of
storage water for these lands Is i'm
perative during a portion OF each season,
and their owners. in many instances old
settlers, have waited years for water.
undergoing every hardship, and have only
RETAINED from rreparfns their land for
irrigation because OF their belief, just.
fled by subsequent developments, that
without storage water their labor would
be In vain. and bring only loss. All are
willing and axious to put their lands
under irrigation the. moment storage
water can be obtained to supplement the
supply from the direct flow 81 the river,
and assure them a return for their hus-
bandry. .-rH-. -..4 = #t.E
We respectively submit that the ex-
clusion of lands not yet irrigated would
work lrreparable injury upon the very
people most entitled 10 consideration,
and urge that every privilege and benefit
of the Warren act he accorded them.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-10
FRAT BULL DOG WHIPS
GOVERNORS PET BULL PUP
,From a staff Correspondent }

LINCOLN. April Especial -GoVArnor
Aldrich has bull pup named Bill, and
Bill, like an Industrious Nebraskan. has
had his first battle. and. like the illus
trious Nebraskau. got licked" but has
ma intention of writing book about H.
incidentally Governor Aldrich has earned
a hero medal and learned Champ clark 5
song You gotta quit kickin' my dawg
aroun'." Bill is rusty specimen OF the
genus bulldog. noted principally for his
youth, big feet and awkwardness; has
not yet developed teeth OF the maximum
capacity or acquired knowledge OF the
fighting game so essential to a bulldog
who expects TO take his place in the
dog world Of metropolitan city, but In
spite of his ignorance In these matters he
is game and perfectly willing when the
occasion is forced upon him.
This forenoon young man from one OF
the Paternity houses wandered through
the copitol corridors accompanied by the
prize fighting bull dog OF the fraternity,
the aforesaid dog being full OF years
and experience accumulated In many con-
tests. Bill and the frat dog soon mixed
things and the usual peace and quietude
OF the capitol was disturbed by violent
cuss words uttered In dog language and
incidentally the air was full OF Bill for
a few minutes. There were plenty of
spectators but none send willing to mix
in tn fray until the governor hastily ad-
journed conference In which he was
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-10
Nebraska
.FURNAS COUNTY LIKES TAFT
Great Alfalfa Region Residents
Favor President Strongly.
DESERVES TO BE RENOMINATED
Farmers and Others Around Beaver
City Say Mr.. Taft Has Been
Good President and Work
Shoald Continue.

BEAVER CITY. Neh.. April s-(Spe-
ciall-Unauestionably Beaver City lies
right In the heart OF the greatest al
falfa country within the borders Of Ne
oraska. From three to four crops are
raised every year and it vii average
three and one-half tons per acre. Even
though great herds OF cattle are shipped
into Beaver Valley and fed. yet train
loads Of alfalfa are shipped out OF this
country eevry year.
Politics il just beginning 10 warm up
hereabouts. and a big change in senti-
ment Is manifested. c. V. E, Smith. a
prominent resident Of Beaver City said.
There has been steady gain for Taft
in this vicinity during the last three
weeks. II the same conditions prevail
elsewhere President Taft will carry the
state by large majority"
The best thing Roosevelt ever did,
said Timothy oedges. was to discover
William Howard Taft. and now the peo-
pie are beginning 10 realize 1t more
than ever"
Frank f. Smith. lumber dealer, said:
n am for Taft because he has given us
the best administration We have ever had.
President Taft" said w. r. whitney,
attorney and real estate dealer, has been
great. wise president lie has exer-
oised good Judgment, careful. dlscrimina-
ton and the courage Of his convictions"
We must have sound, conservative
man at the head of the government"
said +. II. Davis. banker. and that is
the only reason why l favor Taft for re-
nomination and reelection A, h.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-10
KEARNEY G. A. R. POST r3
C0MMENDS SENATOR BROWN

KEARNEY. Neb.. April 9-tspeeiall-
At its latest meeting. sedgwick post,
Grand Army Of the Republic, adopted the
following: -
Whereas, II is well known to the read
ers Of the Congressional Record and the
National Tribune that many days. OF the
present session of congress nave been de-
voted TO the discussion and passa e OF
pension legislation and that II Appeals
from the reports Of the papers that the
Hon, Norris Brown, senior senator drpm
Nebraska, ~as among the most zeApps
Champions Of the old soldier. Day AFTER
day he corrected the Hon. Hoke smith of
Georgia, who fought pensions With the
grossly erroneous statefrients OF fact and
Compelled him TO reeede from many Of
fensive statements OF fact intended 70
prejudice the matter OF pensions, There
RI Resolved That h Il the .unspinAnis
sensee OF sedgwIck Post No. l, Depart
ment Of Nebraska. Grand Army OF the
Republic. that the Hon, Norris Brown
mas won the eternal and everlasting graf.
itude Of the old soldiers of Nebraska BY
his fearless fight In the United states
senate for liberal pensions. aid that We
owe him a debt OF gratitude We can never
forget nor adequately repay. e.. s'-A
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-10
LA TOILETTE DECLARES
WILL RUN AGAIN IN 1916

KEARNEY, Neb.. April a-tspeeial Tel
eEraml-senator Robert NJ. Ia Toilette.
in his speech here this afternoon not
only announced himself a candidate for
the republican nomination for THE presi-
dency at the Chicago convention, but
also stated that in case he failed in the
effort this year he expected TO be here
again in 1915. =t s'est a.r-
The senator spoke for national appllea-
ton Of the progressive policies advocated
for the Individual states. naming in the
list the recall, the initiative and referen.
dunn and the election, Of senators by
direct vote Of the people. The Wisconsin
plan of scientific legislation based on OK.
act information Of corporations was ex-
tolled and advocated for the federal gov
eminent. ... .s..-t 90 ... '* e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-10
discussing sociologIcal subjects with some

discussing sociological subjects with some
prison reformers and rushed into the
ringside. Seeing that Rib was getting
the worst OF it from his more bulky
and experienced adversary the govrnor
grabbed the frat dos by the hind legs
and pulled him over the ropes, stopping
the mill.
II is not made public what the gov
ernor said TO Bill when he got him In
the quietude of the executive dog man
sion. but II is rnmored he cautioned his
protege against giving away too much
weight in his contests and also against
taking on more experienced antagonists
until his teeth grow longer and ne was
wiser in the game
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-10
HUGE CANNING FACTORY
TO BE STARTED At NORFOLK

NORFOLK. Neb.. April e.-tspeoial Tel
cersm,l-Twenty workmen began today
repairing the old sugar factory buildings
and grounds preparatory to installing a
huge canning factory. A. +. Wentworth.
formerly Of Rome. n. Y. and his father
are putting In the plant. Twelve car
loads of machinery are enroute.
The initial investment Is to be $4,000
and 200 people will be employed at the
outset. The plant will start operations
In August.