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Evening star., 1912-09-05
MRS, JOHN r. MCLEAN ILL.
Victim of Pneumonia, and Son Hur'
ries to Her Bedside.

BAR HARBOR, September 5.-Mrs.
John r. Mclean, wife Of the Cincinnati
and Washington publisher. is seriously
i'll at her summer home here. The ply
sicians have diagnosed the illness as
pneumonia. and it was deemed wise to
summon to her side Edward B. Mclean.
her son, who has been spending the
summer at Newport.
The message telling of his mothers
illness was received by Edward B. Nc
Lean as he was attending the Newport
horse show A special train was at
once ordered by him, and. accompanied
by his wife and Nine. Bakhmeteff. wife
Of the Russian ambassador, he rushed
to his mothers sick bed.
Before departing Nine. Bakhmeteff
gave orders for the withdrawal of 800
cards sent out by her for a lawn party
which was to have been given. by her
and the ambassador in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean.
Evening star., 1912-09-05
SMALL REPUBLICAN MARGIN.
Plurality of Only $500 in the Yer
mont Election.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT. Sep
tember 5.-The full report Of the ballot
ing in the state election in Vermont has
been compiled without altering to any
material degree the general figures as
indicated by the early returns.
The unofficial total vote for governor
reached 65.O33 the largest in a state cleo
tion in a presidential year since 1904.
There was no election of a governor by
the people. but republican members OF
the legislature will have a majority OF
sixty three, and will elect Allen NJ
Fletcher governor in October. as well as
the remainder Of the republican state
ticket.
The republicans reelected both theil
representatives-Fran l. Greene OF st
Adams and Frank Plumley Of North
Evening star., 1912-09-05
DEFEAT OF SUFFRAGE.
Other Ohio Constitutional Amend.
ments Apparently Adopted,

COLUMBUS. Ohio. September 5-Addi-
tional returns from Tuesdays vote on the
forty-two proposed amendments to the
state constitution confirm the early indi-
cations that all of the amendments ex
cept woman's suffrage have carried.
Owing to a strong fight against the
amendment abolishing capital punish
ment 1t Is considered possible that this
amendment will be defeated when the
final count is made.
The following is the official vote of ., ,JD
precincts out Of the ), 1877 in the state:
Evening star., 1912-09-05
Let the Dead Past, Etc.

From the woman's Home Companion.
Father-Mildred. II you disobey again
I will surely spank you.
On fathers return home that evening
Mildred once more acknowledged that she
had again disobeyed.
Father (firmly)-You are going to be
spanked You may choose your own time
When shall ii be?
Mildred Give years old. thoughtfully)-
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1912-09-05
Pedagogy and Love.

When Roy Rolfe ellison turns out a
fiction story, it is sure to be widely read,
for his work is nationally known and
liked. Hence, we are disposed to brag a
little over having one Of them in our
next Sunday Magazine. 1t is delightfully."-
humorous-the tale of a professor of
science who was unwillingly dragged into
the love affair of his charming niece, and
thereby became involved in perplexing
situation. And. peculiarly. it happened to
be the professor who finally brought
things about satisfactorily for all con-
cerned, himself included. The title Of the
story is Breaking the News"
Evening star., 1912-09-05
Results of Nevada Primaries.

RENO. New, September 5.-Results of
Tuesdays congressional. state and county
primaries in Nevada, so far as received
assure the nomination of Key Pittman
(democrat for the United States Senate
Clay T. Tallman (democrat for Congress
and p A. McCarran tdemocraD for JUS
tce of the supreme court.
On the republican ticket f. Z. Roberts.
incumbent, is nominated for Congress
over August F'rohlich, representing the
progressive sentiment in the party. Sen
ator w. A. Massey was nominated with
out opposition by the republicans for
United States senator.
Evening star., 1912-09-05
PREFER JAIL TO PAYING TAX.
Wilmington Socialists Will Protest
Against Capitation Impost.

WILMINGTON, Del. September s.
Members Of the socialist party in Will
mington have decided that they will go
to prison rather than pay the capitation
tax passed by the last legislature
The socialists will take a referendum
vote on the question next week. 1t Is
admitted that the decision will be against
paying the tax A committee will then
visit the city council and protest against
the collection Of the impost.
Evening star., 1912-09-05
Beautiful Fighting Ahead"

There is beautiful fighting ahead
There is nothing since 81 which has
stirred the blood of the nation like this
battle. In lightning flash after lightning
flash the powers of the invisible tyranny
are revealed to the gaze of an awakened
and an astonished people. One by one
the agents of the invisible government
bite the dust Foraker is no more. Lori
mer is no more. Penrose is no more.
His passionate valedictory of malice and
despair reveals the depth of the corrupt
disloyalty to the flag which he and his
fellow-conspirators We're willing to reach,
but harms not hair of the head of that
brave leader of the nations faith against
whom the malice and the hate were
leveled.
Evening star., 1912-09-05
WAITER SUES FOR SLANDER.
Asks $40, 600 From Wealthy Scotch
man for False Accusation.

NEW YORK, September 5.-S. J. A.
McOnie, a wealthy Scotchman and a
relative of the prime minister of England.
now in this country on a business trip.
has been served with papers in twenty
thousand-dollar SANDER suit, brought by
a waiter at his hotei.
The waiter alleged that McOnie one day
showed him a collection of valuable jew
elry and personal articles. and suose-
ouently accused him before the hotel
management of stealing a gold cigarette
case worth $l,JOO.
1t is said that McOnie admitted later
he mad merely mislaid it.
Evening star., 1912-09-05
Missouri Progressives Nominate.

ST. LOUIS, September 5-The Missouri
state progressive convention nominated
full state ticket, headed by Judge Albert
D. Nortoni of the St. Louis court of
appeals.
Besides Judge Nortoni, other nominees
are: Lieutenant governor. j. NJ. Burrus,
Kansas City: secretary of state, Fred
erick w Neidermeyer, Columbus: attor-
ney general, A NJ Hyde. Princeton; state
treas asurer John Ball, Joplin.
Evening star., 1912-09-05
COMBINE MAY FAIL
Maine Progressives and Regu-
lars Restive.
NOT INCLINED TO PEACE
Taft and Roosevelt Men Disposed to
Fight It Out Now.
HARMONY AMONG DEMOCRATS
Outlook for the State Election Next
Monday-Discontent Threatens
Alliance.
From a STAFF Correspondent.

From a STAFF Correspondent.
PORTLAND, Me, September 5.-This
combination between the bull moosers and
the regular republicans is not what it
was cracked up to be. OF course, the
leaders are all agreed to combine on the
state ticket The Taft men and the
Roosevelt men. through their representa-
tives, have perfect understanding, so
much SO that Col. Roosevelt cut out
Maine altogether and wended his way
west.
But there are murmurings among the
plain people. l have been looking
around mite as we, say down east
and. say, it's wonderful how you fall into
these home1y colloqualisms, they fit so
pat-and l am fright smart upset, over
the result.
In the past twepty-four hours / have
talked with a number of men who rep
resent others. 1t falls out that there is
much discomfort among both the bull
moosers and the Taft men over the gen.
tlemen's agreement on the state ticket.
We are not going to sell our birthright
for mess Of pOttage." said one indig-
nant bull mooser, especially when the
pottage is going to a few old-line repub-
licans." There is the philosophy of your
canny downeasterner.
A Taft man followed that statement by
saying that he would rather see the dem
ocrats in control of the state than to
give the bull moose people even a lOok-in
on state patronage. This dispatch is not
based on the statements of two men. but
these two statements voice the opinions
of many. All Of which spells that demo-
cratic prospects are looking up.
Inclined to Leave Leaders.
At this writing 1t looks very much as
If the Taft and Roosevelt rank and file
are inclined to break away from their
leaders and fight their battle next Mon
day instead of waiting for the election
of presidential electors in November.
There is a sullen, vindictive and malig-
nant spirit observable among the re-
ing about 1t, these Taft and Roosevelt
men have each other plumb down to the
ground.
Wherever you find Roosevelt man you
find partisan, an enthusiast, a crusader
in fact. He is not inclined to tenporize.
He has his Bible strapped to one thigh.
his sword to the other. He Is like unto
the Mussulman, ''be converted or die.
He, and now I am speaking of the rank
for the flesh pots, wants to fight it out
right now and to finish.
For the other side, there are Taft men
who are SO enraged that they are will
ing to see the democrats carry the state
rather than the Roosevelt factions should
make a good showing.
Democrats Making Hay.
oh. it's a fine kettle Of fish. In the
Evening star., 1912-09-05

Capt William H. Chelton, Chesapeake
bay commander. died at his home in
Lawsonia, a suburb of Crisfield, Nd.
Wednesday, sixty-nine years old. Capt
Chelton had been a sailor from his youth
and commanded vessel when he was
fifteen years old.
Evening star., 1912-09-05

field. Their party majority of .6S17 four
years ago and of 10 739 two years ago
dwindled to a $500 plurality, the smallest
margin ever given to republican candi-
date in a presidential year.
The democrats carried two counties and
twenty-eight towns, and ran up the
largest total since 1850.
rrogressives prevented peoples choice
of a republican candidate for governor,
carried one county and twenty-One towns.
Evening star., 1912-09-05

Despondcnt because he was out of work.
and estranged from his wife and two
daughters. Eugene Dowell. forty years
old. of Richmond, Va. fired bullet into
his breast. The bullet failed to touch a
vital spot and there are hopes Of his
recovery.
Evening star., 1912-09-05

Helen-I positively dread the thought of
my thirtieth birthday.
Lillian-Why worry over the past,
dearie?-Judgo.
Evening star., 1912-09-05

DIR. George G. Rambaud, bacteriologist
and president of the Pasteur Institute.
and his beautiful wife. Nine. Jeanne Ger
Vile Reache, the Metropolitan Opera
House prima donna. were delighted
last week to hear that the doctor had
been decorated with the ribbon Of the
Legion of Honor by the French govern
ment. Their pleasure was marred, how
ever, by the announcement that came
almost simultaneously that DR.. Ram
baud's first wife had commenced suit
against him for $500. which she claims
is due her as the result Of an agreement
made before their divorce in 1909.
Evening star., 1912-09-05
NOT SEEKING PLACE
CONTINUED from First PageD

There is no state in the Union which
has so great need of an organized pro-
gressive party as the state of New
York. We have no truly republican
party. no truly democratic party. There
Is Barnes party. There is a Murphy
party. But there is no channel what
ever for the expression of the liberal and
progressive ideas of more than nine mil
lions Of free men.
Evening star., 1912-09-05

Dedicated to Dramatic Art" by Louis
Lipsky. is "a strong tale Of Jewish theat-
.rieal life. See our next Sunday Masa-
Evening star., 1912-09-05
GARFORD IS NAMED
Continued from First Page)

the other candidates laid down by Mr.
Howard. He said. in part:
THE old parties are seriously dis
credited and the new party SO recently
born, while processing to be protest
against one-man power and steam roll
ers, is nothing but the heightened shadow
of the big Chief Moosevelt.''
Severe on Roosevelt.
Mr.. Watkins was especially severe in
his Characterization Of Roosevelt. He
continued:
Most Of the presidential candidates
this year are running counter to their
previous record. or to the history and
declarations of their parties One i'm
agines himself to be the only ideal and
genuine progressive: and yet, with his
rash declarations. coarse language and
pugilistic manner, he has seriously re-
tarded the cause of real progressive po-
litical reform. With the voice of a boss.
he drives toward reforms which he could
not even discover in the days when they
needed a friend: but now, after the bat
tie has been largely fought, and the vic
tory is coming in sight. he shouts SO loud
that the real progressives are not heard.
He fights against reforms that he ac-
cepted when they were new and prom
ised to be popular. He discredits his own
judgment by asserting the 1ncapaclty OF
the man he appointed for the presidency
for an interval. and curses the same old
steam roller that he oiled and delivered
to his lieutenant four years ago. He con-
siders it an awful sin to steal few dele
gates, but the height of craftsmanship
to steal the entire presidency from the
man to whom he SO graciously presented
it. He searches the Scriptures carefully
to find Thou shalt not steal but over
looks entirely the man who 'Sweareth to
his own hurt and changeth not" He
gives his most sacred promise not to ac-
cept the nomination for third term and
then decides that nothing but a third
term will save the country. Verify, the
way Of the topper is hard
Alleged Pioneer Progressives.
Mr.. Watkins claimed that the prohibi-
ton is the real progressive party, and
that it has been the pioneer in advocating
progressive principles. He said:
There are few, if any, questions of i'm
portance in our national life that we have
not faced bravely and pronounced upon
in unmstakable terms. On a number Of
them we have been pioneers, and other
parties very tardily fell in line after the
danger Of advocating an unpopular meas
ure had gone by
Evening star., 1912-09-05

Democrats Making Hay.
Oh, it's fine kettle Of dsh. In the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05
Gel Your Horses Ready.

There VII Be 4 good demand for
horses Of 1900 pounds and up in this
section after the 6rst Of the year,
and those having this class Of ami
mails vii Go wen 10 have them in
good condition and appearance about
that time. said AuetioneeE w II.
Ralph one day last week. 7 am in
formed, he said, that buyers viii be
here IN January aid I vii take
pleasure in directing them 70 any
one Who VIII letme knox what they
have to sen. The prices. he be-
isves. viii be g0od-squai to those
paid last tall.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05


BOW DOES 1T LOOK 70 4ouf
According IL sh& complaint hled
hy e. 4. Leach There we're S47 Il.
legal votes cast Mt the last election
and she greatest surprise Of any ca
this was lhas no illegal voting vas
done ii vallmer. where the greatest
percentage OF the registration at any
precinct Ia the coaney voted On she
county ssak. In NespeTces out al =
total registration 81 lo4s votes. ass
we're cast % tie cuansy seat. or lis
short oE tbs total registration. The
total vote for president in the county
was 2ss6 and great number Of
qualified voters IN Nezperce precincts
never voted for any presidential can
didake and the same is true ali over
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

The worlds production Of gold If
1911 vas estimated Al S467 .449 900,
according to The United Sales GEO
logical Survey Africa vas BY far
the greatest producer, with S192,-
972. 100s the United States came
second. with so. 255. 800; Austria
Iasia third, $50 49,. 200; and Mex
leo fourth. $40 $4,000. O-her
large producers we're Russia and
sz4 1855. 900; China sles-
600 600; British India, s10s463.-
200; and Canada, $0,762, 100. South
America as q whole produced nearly
ST., COG, 600.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05


Commercial fertilizers are neces-
sary in some parts Of the United
States. In Idaho and 10 many other
states where stock raising is a part
of the system Of agriculture, com
mefcial fertilizers are not needed.
Bzrnyard manure Is . valuable as
set TO any farm in thai It supplies 10
the soil all that commercial fertil-
izers can add, with other elements
that commercial fertilizers cannot
supply.
Manures are superior to CONNER
cial fertilizers in the following says !:
Manurss add bacteria TO the soil,
which are essential in forming plant
food from the humus present. Com
merciai fertilizers do not increase
the bacterial content.
Manure corrects any acidity Of
the soil. commefrial fertilizers do
not.
Manure adds humus forming ele-
ments 10 the col Commercial fer
tilissra DO not. Oar new soils need
humuss need some mechanical sle-
mena which breaks up the cemented
clay particles and gives chance
for moisture, air and heat 10 peFcol-
ate through the soil.
Manure increases the water bold.
ing power Of the soil. Commercial
fertilizers do not.
Manures are cheaper than con-
mefcial fertilizers
From practically every standpoint
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

The roll call for a list Of those
Who would be wiling to arceps the
ahsrt term ssnafoEship from Idaho
mas found a wiling response from
the followipg Ailshie, Bulge. Bsals.
Brady. Rabb. Darrell. CiagssOne.
DsEenbarh, Frsnch. Gooding, Ha-
We pause hare before going
ca With the roll call as there are a
Of Hs who have the matter
under advisement and VIII 40 doubt
enter the race and then the roll call
can proceed Even this FAR il has
been proven that It vii not be . diff
scult task to fad plenty who are
wiling 10 make The sacrifice Of CIV
ing up their business and accepting
hat position.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

IN she D1ssrf1t cour1 Of fh4 Second Jadieisi
District 81 f14Ae. is ano 5of Lew1s County
Fort LApw2t 4f4se Sank corporation. plain
t4H. Fsfsas Ellis KIpps defendant
70 whom IL may eohesfM-
STATE 81 f6aho. EouRt4 Of AswtH-sH.
T. csge4 E. riSsis. clerk "a the above eut4t&e4
eonr& q nsxsey certify tAat hMF@ 1Hsus4
Wit u Axfschrssnf ia tne above entitled
em4ee, aKainss the property 81 said defendant.
ia witness whereof. + hsgeDute set ny h@ud
and air slas seal 81 said court. thf& 1na aa5
81 DeeembeF. a ~ 1913.
Clyde r Clovis, Clark.
ByF. B. Waite Dspatys
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

ban yard manure IS superior 10
commercial fertilizers No farm 10
this state need lose in fertility if
stock IS kept to consume the crops
raised John E Nicholson.
IDAHO ExpsEimsnt Sailor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05
For Sale

Lots 5 and s. block II, II original
town Of Nezperce- Fine residence
location; good soil close in. Price
$50 each. cash. Address Dc. 0gle,
Rosalia, Wash.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

Some people wonder how others
live without Fork ard some wonder
how the other fsllow lives By work.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05
REDUCTION IN ABSTRACT
PRICES

We have reduced the price
of abstracts from sevenfy-five
TO fifty cents a sheet.s-our
books are modern and up-fo-
date 10 all particulars, and are
made from the records as they
appear in Lewis county. All
work guaranteed.
Reliance Abstract Co.,
Nezperce, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

Too many people have adopted
the rule Of rot doing anything to-day
that they can put off ill tomorrow
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-05

rs genuine every lump Of that
car Of Peacock Rock Springs coal
just received Dy Ramey Transfer Co.
Order quick If you want a load.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-27

nor height, nor depth. nor any other
creature shall be able to separate us
from the love Of God. which Is In Christ
Jesus our Lord.
This ia an adorable, heaven-born per-
suasion, and we may have 1t and yet
honor and love our own denomination,
have a great pride In Its history ana its
doctrines, with a special devotion TO the
Individual church in which our member
shin is enrolled. But this love and 10y
atty to our own denomination should not
deprive us of q broad catholicity OF feel
ing toward all who are labor1ng IN his
name"
The Christian Endeavorers Of differ
emit denominations are considering this
week the life and works OF foreign mis-
sionaries, and the great command. no
We into all the world and preach the
gospel TO every creature, Is h aod hss;s1e
in the GLORIOUS gospel Of the blessed
Cod
It is now the fuIlness Of time for Chris
tian Endeavorers of every name or creed
The layman's forward movement Is
crystallizing into practical methods for
enlarged, concentrated activity. A wave
of blessing is already passing over great
portions of the mission field. There Is
of the day to come quickly to the help
of the agencies now at work. The glory
of your life's work will be in Selling
the great opportunity to aid In this ad-
vance movement for carrying speedily
the gospel to every creature. be up ana
doing, for
The morning light Is breaking,
The darkness disappears;
The sons of earth are waking
Each breeze that sweeps the ocean
Brings tidings from afar
Of nations in commotion
Prepared Tor lions war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-27

liar to this concerning future events?
II some good people like Simeon
have revelations concerning the future.
why may not all good people have
them?
Verse 27-what is the difference
the spirit and when he goes and is
only conscious of his own judgment di-
recting him?
Verse 28-what benefit was il to
Jesus for Simeon having taken Him In
His arms and blessing God?
Verse 29-Why should ii be thought
wrong for a man in full health, but In
great trouble. to pray that he might
die?
IL 1t was right for Simeon to pray
to God to let him depart this life, why
is 1t wrong for any aged and infirin
person to pray the same prayer?
II a man is not always ready 10 die.
why is there reason to think he Is
never ready?
Verses s0-32-what is the most elo-
rious sight on the earth Christian
can see?
What effect did the sight of Jesus
have upon Simeon. and what effect does
1t always have upon penitent sinner
What is today the greatest ctv.lizing
and spiritually uplifting Influence i'm
the world, and why do you think SO?
Verses 33-35-who are those that
marvel most at the love and wisdom
OF Jesus; those who see Him for the
first time, or those WHO have been ac-
quainted with Him fora lifetime. and
why is 1t SO?
What exceptions are there TO the
rule that God hurts people only that
He may help them?ss-s
Verses 36-3s-what IL any excep-
tions are there. to the rule that wIfe:i
truly spiritual people OF any faith hear
and understand Jesus their hearts are
always drawn to Him?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-27
4astors' federation

DR.. w. M. Davidson. superintendent of
the public schools Of the city. will de-
liver the address before the Pastors
Federation Monday morning in the as
sembly room of the Y. M. C. A. building.
The meeting will be held at II o'clock.
The housing committee of the Monday
Evening Club will present some facts
relating to housing conditions in the
District.
Tomorrow evening Rev. George A.. Mil
Ter of the Ninth Street Christian Church,
9th and streets northeast, will begin
series of travel sermons under the
general title Of Through Palestine In
Saddle and Tent" Some years ago Mr..
Miller was one Of party sent out by
the University of Chicago for special
study in investigation of the Holy
Land. They made an extensive camping
trip through Palestine, visiting all the
principal places Of interest. These SER
mons will tell OF these places in rela-
ton to 1.-THE Land the Book" The
special subject for tomorrow night will
be Bethel and Angels"