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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
ELKS WILL OPEN THE FAIR
Local Lodge Accepts Invitation OF Fair
Association to Take Charge OF
Event.

At the session of the Moscow lodge
of Elks Saturday night President W.
L. Carlyle, of the Latah county fair
association, personally invited the
lodge to open the fair on September 23
The invitation was accepted and
committee appointed to complete the
arrangements.
One of the features will be a big pa
rade in which every member of the
order is expected to march in line.
Some interesting and novel stunts VIII
be arranged by the committee for the
parade.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
New Agency for Union Pacific.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-An agreement
became effective today by which the
American Express company becomes
the general passenger agency of the
Union Pacific railroad system in IT'S
European offices. The American Ex-
press company now represents III a
somewhat similar capacity the New
York Central lines.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
RUSH FOR NEW STRIKE
Wilds of Idaho Call PrOspectOrs In
Rush to Stake Out Claims.

GRANGEVILLE, Sept. ia new
gold strike is reported in Savey creek
district, SO miles east of Elk City
and eight miles south of the Nez Perce
trail and miners from all sections OF
the Idaho county mining district are
ported that the entire country is be-
ing stakes out and tales of fabulous
gold finds are reported
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
Suit on a Note.

Through Attorney T. B. West of Ken
drick suit was filed with the clerk OF
the district court today by Michael
Black, plaintiff versus William j.
Hoffman, ct al, the complaint alleging
that note Of $500 given to the plain
tiff is past due.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
ACCUMULATED GAS IN ROOM
Someone Lighted Match and Four
teen are Reported Dead as Result.

COBURG, Germany, Sept Is. Four
teen are reported dead following the
demolition of house by the explosion
of gas. Escaping gas accumulated in
a room Some one lighted match
when terrific explosion Immediately
occurred.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
Filed on Placer Claims.

William H. Stoops today filed with
the auditor and recorder notice of the
filing of the Eldorado and Oh Joy plac-
er claims In the Hoodoo mining dis
trict. He also certified to the filing of
a water right on water of White Pine
creek in the same district.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
Thaw Case at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Sept. 15.-The case of
Harry K Thaw, escaped Matteawan
lunatic, was called in the Kings bench
court today and was adjourned until
Thursday. The court took cogniz-
ance of Thaw's departure from Can
ada and will inquire into the circum-
stances.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
Two DAYS Respite.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-Federal
Judge Van Fleet again moved the date
for sentencing Diggs and Caminetti,
convicted on white slavery charge, to
September II at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
FOrecl0sed Chattel Mortgage.

Sheriff G. G. Brown is in Kendrick
today making foreclosure on chattel
mortgage in suit entitls99a Ii Kendrick
Warehouse and Milling company ver-
sus James Bratcher ct al The fore
closure is on livestock and farm imple-
ments to satisfy claim of s2912 and
interest.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
ANNUAL LEVY
In LATAH TOWNS
CERTIFICATIONS HAVE BEEN
MADE IN FOUR OF SEVEN
VILLAGES.
Moscow Levy VIII be Fixed Tonight
Juliaetta, Kendrick, Genesee and
Deary Make Returns.

| Out of seven villages and towns in
Latah county there has been certified
| to the auditor and recorder of th,
county the 1918 tax levy of four of the
villages, namely .Juliaetta, Kendrick,
Genesee and Deary, The annual TAX
levy in Moscow will be disposed of by
the city council this evening while il is
expected the levy at Bovill and Troy
will be certified to within a few days.
Full Cash Value Plan.
The levy this year is made on the
full cash value plan while the levy
last year was based on 40 per cent
of the real value Juliaetta 1913 levy
is is mills, the sum being provided
for water works assessment of IL
mills and general expenses of 8 mills.
The real property value of Jul.aetts
for 1913 is $255,736 while the estini 1t
ed personal property value which will
be equalized in December is $4,000.
Kendrick Levy Is Mills.
The 1913 levy at Kendrick is Is
mills for general purposes. The real
property roll equalized amounts to
$2O5,720 while the estimated personal
property tax equalized in December is
$4,000.
The 1913 levy at Genesee is 10 mills
for general purpose. The real prop
erty roll equalized amounts to $300,G45
while the estimated personal property
tax equalized in December is $4,000.
Deary Levy Small.
The 1913 levy at Deary is 71@ mills
for general purposes. The real plop-
erty roll equalized amounts to $Sa,22S
while the estimated personal property
Moscow Property Roll.
The equalized real property roll OF
Moscow amounts to $2,05S,317 while
the estimated personal property tax
to be equalized in December amounts
to 100000. The equalized p.' 'perty
roll of Troy amounts to $218,79l while
the estimated personal property tax
to be equalized in December is 900.
The equalized property roll of Bovill
amounts to $117,413 while the estimat-
ed personal property tax equalized IN
December is $4,000.
School District Levy.
Independent school district No. 2
has fixed its 1913 levy at 10 mills. The
district has an equalized real prop
erty roll of $660,7S5 with an estimated
personal property tax to be equalized
in December of $4,000.
The levy IN Independent school dis
trict No. S which includes the city of
Moscow, has not vet been fixed. The
real property roll equalized amounts to
% 2,856,29O while the estimated personal
property tax to be equalized in De-
,ember Is 100000.
Last Years Levy.
The following were the 1912 leyies:
Moscow 25 mills; Kendrick 20 mills;
Troy 25 mills; Juliaetta 25 mills;
0eary 10 mills; Bovill SO mills.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
FOOTBALL RULES
ARE CHANGED
WHILE ONLY SLIGHT IN CHARAC.
TER, CHANGES ARE
NOTICEABLE.
On-side kick Permitted and Ball can
Now be Kicked from Any Point
Behind Scrimmage Line.

That football as it was played last
year is about the form of contest as Is
wanted by it's enthusiasts is evidenced
according to Coach Griffith, by the
slight changes that have been maee
in last seasons rules. The only
changes. he says, which will at all
affect the 1913 game are the ones per-
mitting the use of the on-side kick
and the one more closely defining the
time at which man receiving for
ward pass may be interfered with by
a defensive player. This year the FALL
can be kicked from anywhere behind
the line of scrimmage where last sea-
sons rules required the kicker to be
back at least five yards. This
change said Coach Griffith, will
make the 1918 game kicking game
more than it has been in the past and
will Introduce many more shift plays >.
The Forward Pass.
1.-THE other main change relating to
the forward pass" said Coach Griffith,
will have but little effect on the ac-
tual playing but will make much
easier work for the official. Last sea-
son a man receiving a forward pass
could not be interfered with until he
had caught the ball, while this years
rules permit interference from the in
stant the passer has the ball in posi-
ton to peg"
The only other change, he said, that
is worthy of mention is that providing
for the return of man who has baen
taken out of the game. Last year
if a man were removed at any tlmc
previous to the fourth quarter he
could be returned only at the begin
ming of the fourth. This year he can
be reinstated at any time during the
fourth quarter.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
IDAHO CROPS IN
GOOD CONDITION
QUALITY OF BARLEY is ABOVE
THE AVERAGE IN THE NOR
THERN PART.
Winter Wheat Acreage Falls OH in
North While 1t Has Increased in
the Southern Part of the State.

lent condition at this time according
to A. F. Hit, government crop stat
istician for Idaho and Montana. for
the department of agriculture, who
was in Moscow yesterday. Mr.. Hit
makes frequent trips throughout The
state and is now gathering data in his
district on barley crops. Because he
is securing data for the federal crop
board, Mr.. Hit could not disclose in
formation concerning the production,
but he states the quality of the barley
crop Is above the average over last
year.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
Credentials FOrgeries.
Under Complete Scrutiny.

Schmidt, who confessed he wronged
the Aumuller girl, murdered her,
drank her blood, dismembered her body
and threw the pieces into the Hudson
river, is under scrutiny of the church,
medical and legal authorities. Rrepre-
sentatives of the church are seeking
to determine whether he is a real or
sham priest. Doctors are trying to
decide whether he is a real or sham
lunatic and the prosecutor is trying to
gather evidence in the hopes of send
ing him to the electric chair.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
SHAMS INSANITY
TO ESCAPE PERIL
CATHOLIC PRIEST WHO KILLED
AND DISMEMBERED WOMAN,
ACTS QUEER.
Belief Now Exists That His Standing
in Catholic Church Is BOgus-Acted
on Divine Command.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-"It was by
command of St. Elizabeth, of Hun
gary, my patron saint, that 1 killed
Anna Aumuller," Hans Schmidt told
Father Luke Evers, the tombs chaplain
today. "St. Elizabeth commanded me
to offer up sacraf1ce and like the
sacrafice of Abraham must be one of
blood, so l killed Anna Aumuller and
drank some of her blood to consum-
mate the sacrafice," said Schmidt, as
sistant priest of st. Joseph's church
who confessed yesterday that he kill
ed and dismembered the body of Anna
Aumuller Parts of the body were
found in the Hudson river.
Credentials FOrgeries.
Father Evers expressed the opinion
that the letters and credentials which
Schmidt presented to Monsigneur La
velle through which he obtained per-
mission to celebrate mass, are forg-
cries. The impression which Schmidt
gives, perhaps Intentionally, is that he
is lunatic but the police are not sure
whether his mind is unbalanced or
shaming. Alienists are examining
Schmidt.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
Winter Wheat Acreage.

THE northern part of the state
produces about two-fifth of the win
ter wheat of the. state,'' said Mr.. Hit.
Last year the acreage was three
fifth in the north, but the rapid set
Ting up of the irrigated district In
the south is resulting in large in
crease in grain production yearly
Mr. Hit has just made an Inspection
of the barley crop in Nez Perce and
Lewis counties and brief inspection
in Latah county. He left last night for
Montana where he will make thor
ough trip the entire length of that
state, reaching Boise IN time to be
in attendance at the state fair at that
point.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-15
Normal Grain Crop.

Idaho will have a normal crop of
grain this year in all lines, says Mr..
Hit. He declares that the winter
wheat crop in the counties of north
Idaho have fallen off in acreage as
we'll as production to what was antici-
pated, however, he declares that the
winter wheat conditions in south and
southeastern Idaho are far above what
was expected He claims that in Wash
ington county the winter wheat yield
was much larger than had been ex-
pected.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-23
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Wouopnro, 40 Jub an gurnst 4re.,
$500.
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n. @. Morean an Marsaret ..
Mcrsan, $50.
). q. gormepnb an q. M'hslIon.
$500.
y. 8. aeitmann an Glmtpoob plds
&C 8. II. y. Co., $1,000.
Wm. 6uber an Geo. 5uber, $50.
pearI 8. Sunssruan an Nereantils
.. II. 8. Co., $2500.
3. ". WaI1se an 6etpitt 9tpe. 6.
II. 9. Co.. $4,000.
GIi3a Reif an 8. g. folpe, $500.
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0rasseisentbums 8gpotbefe2

Reue 6npotbtien.
GIisa J. pofpstI an GImapooo pldcs
Z. nnb 3. Co.. $l400.
Minnie J. 1rdte an bri.Ib,, $500
Jobn gubbider an oisitIbs, 1920
artbnr 3. Garter an ni.i.Ibe
| $1,000.
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q. u. Co., $4,000.
Daniel aubn on Rem Wlobaipt 9
a., $1,000.
etsrbarb Stier IT,, an Gsrbore
Wusnnih, Sruiiss, $1,000.
DcIen.ine Dunn an 4meIia r.
Storns, $500.
Ssis .. 6offman on GmmaaS.is.
S1440.
katherine r. Bar.lmonn onsCa,'
len y. unb 6. Co., S170O.
Wargdrtt e. SdssIsr an 8. 2sgas
houo. 1902.
Rate SesI on eagle e. u. 6
e., $4,000.
aouis auidas on Giip SaG a.3a
Q. Co., $500.
Ism. garth an Sseuritp Sap. SGT.
II. z. .. &C., $4750.
Wm. y. Tenou an Senctt.o. II. g.
u. Co.. $500.
gBuIisr D. aorn on Ult. aSeaItbp
z. II. 6. Go, $1,000.
Jcbn W. Wtber on sisieibe, $500.
eo!uurb ,. cole on ottielbe, 1920.
John anoI an oisftlbe. $500.
6snrp aopf an oieieIbs, SL3Oo.
{ Sable 6. CUNT an nisi.Ib.,
$1,000.
Rdrp Sbu Gor,fp ion 5sipi.lsslp..
g. Il. .. Co., $1,000.
Sobn D. Raitbsps an iyrsp- u.
Goroes, $llS0.
Netpea 2. WOrsun an Marsare.
.. Worecn, $3.50.
eua Sdroebtr an. .SoutbernsC BIC
g. u. 2. Co., $1,000.
5reo. W. Jraiisr ansllnioasS.-g
II. 2. Co.. $1,000.
Ganes W. Saii!ertontW tWeiternsunt
S0uibsrn 1ife Snf. Go. SIS, 600. !
gm! u. Gtnfritbv1n}g umminspiIIs
Dsrunn 81, $225n.
SDFeph asrthoff anig nmpion.g
u. Po, 2. $500.
psGSi 5aq Sisntrmnnn on Wns
camille 3. Ii. g 60. $1,000.
Gliso Rsif cn4Catlsn g. II. 6. Co.,
$500.
groni O. gasIin'un Gm.isn gbriit,
WfH. Eoe., $4,000.
Gtrieibe an 81 3. Cooper, ss1O5o.
0tiilsie 6hpotbsten.
5enrp 6ottisr an GeitsG1ee. $40.
2 8. u. y. Co., $500.
'SamueI 8Orfsp an 2Duiia Den.
man, $500.
Massss Warftuu an Mia. O.sQop.
BAN. $3.50.
eIi,obsib SGmabI an G6.rnsan g.
uno y. Co., $500.
CIipio 9. 6ermlinp an ROrtbpG IN,
rirnati 6. u. 70, Co.,. 5000.
gBm. Seuffer!e an Columbia tQ +.
Jni. Co.. $1,000.
u. .SHuriboubt len. ..son u. W.. Cen
trup. $1,000.
asn.s 30. eastlsupan u. 8. graup
ble. $1,000.
Aatb. 3. Darehnunn an g. 90
Stumarb. $37h
DrieIbe ans8b.s .sJour q. nag. Go.
1850.
JOhn galIbnnsG sGImtpoob glucesa
II. y. Co., $76D.
gbos. L Nren1ler -dn 1teopHl pon
QudoiDib. ,$625.
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1890.
Morp"5 5bas G1rtiD. .an am. Gbsiit
ag!!H a1!!s. Soe so 000
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