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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-09
Daily ksnnebse Journal
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Armitage Club dance, tonight, a
the Parish House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-09

DR.. c. w. Bfbber of Coopers Mills,
was a business visitor, Wednesday, in
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-09
Aziscoos GRANGE.

The following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year in Aziseoos
Grange of Wilson's Mills. Master,
Ethel Pennock; overseer. Harvey
Pennock; lecturer, Phon Littlehale;
steward, Harry Hart; assistant
steward Alfred Hart: chaplain, Lizzie
Bennett treasurer, Wanna Hoyt; Sec
rotary, Calvin Fox; gatekeeper,
Monty Fox; Ceres. Hattie Bennett;
Flora,l Bertha Wilson: Pomona, Hoty
Fox; Jlady assistant steward, Cecii
Bennett Ht
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-09

Wiggin; treasurer, II. f. Partridge:
gatekeeper Almon Murch: Ceres,
Emma Binford; Pomona, Mary Bur-
nell; Flora, Clara Decker: lady as
slstant, Nellie Cartret. After the
installation a bountiful dinner was
served. An interesting program was
given by the incoming lecturer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
Die 0rimdrtpabI

am Dienftag, tpeIde allgemein In Der
Stabt bas srUBte Sntereiie erreste,
lpeSieI In betreff Der Stomination fur
eiueu Wtanorsfanbioateti, ertpies iih I'm
allgemeinen oils cine lleberrai6u oeHH
6. y. Sermnn. 6eGen &auoio1tur ju'
erit pom ben Politifern nlS elm Sur be-
trahtet tpuroe, gtng nit Der b6hlten
Stimmenjabl als Sieesr bsruor, ia fiir
cine !Seitlang ihien es, alS tpenli er &C.
ufgenb Stimmen erbaltsu mtiroe. nm
als eiuji9er 3anbi6at au fungiren.
Sp1ter aber liefen bic Stimmen fur
gBilliam O. S'Dtatlep 3ablreider Elm
uuo er erbielt seniiseno, unt ibn gum
jDeiten 9auoioaten ju MAIDEN, &homas
R. BroofS lit brittens, l1illaro Bun'
nel lit piertens, Sranf Beder 1T fiiuf'
tens, mibrenb Sopfins uno Weilenflub
nur cine feline glnsabl Stimmsn erbisl'
ten. Ser Streit nm bic WtagorS.
nomination iiberI9attete alles au6ere,
obidon , Staotrdtbe, SAulrdtbe unb
elm ppuss @ountgtidet 3u nominiren
mar.
Die uubsrsn srfOtsrsiasn 2uuOiOaten
finb. iOipeit bic Beri6te porIieeeH. bic
6idter D. 6. @bmarbs uro Wt. s.
Sanoo fir &i4ter. SIR S6sriff, y.
9. 8hiuips, &sp., 3. Duffp. Dem;
fir PrOtbonotar, Sobn y. @riffiths,
Rep.. Sobu y. @afinsp, Dem; fiir
6seorosr Of Desbs, Pstsr Us. Saas,
&ep., Suose, DEM; @ountg Sdas'
meifter, SafOb U. SHldper, Rep.,
Sobn 6. @opne. Dsm.; 8ssiiter of
SDills, Eom. Be1non, &ep., @arpep,
DEM; Diitrifts HHwalt, @eorse gB.
Marep, &ep.. 9. 8. Donabos. DEM;
@eri9ts S9reiber, @omer 6. Da'
pis, Rep., Better 8. gtoll. Dem.;
fir Staotratb. SObn S. Utc'
@ann, EbomaS D. Sapille, Sames 8.
9inen iun., 8illiam gBirtb, Charles
D. O'Bople unb Saiob Us. 8eioen.
bad ftir S9uIrdtbe, US. 6. Brunine,
6. 8. @elles uu6 Or. gilbert 3olb F.;
Surg 2ommilidre, 3emis, &ep., un6
9errisan, Wtansau uno Bolano, Dem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
Don QeterSbura.

: Die 6idbrise WarD Seuninss uou
Sarber Court, melhe ON Nbsnb 3uuor
fdauoerbaft uerbranut muroe, ats ibrs
Gteiber an einem brenneuoen unratb.
baufen In Braub serietb. 1T Donuers'
tag yfa9t i'm Sabuemann Solpital ben
Serlesunsen srleSen.
- Dapio Sones BON Sarrilon apes
nue purbe Srettag 9iadt auf cine 9ra'
uirenbe Gnflass perbaftet, inOem Yena
Spieler ibn beidulbist. am Gbenb 3u'
Dor iie friminell augesriffen ju baben.
Sones bebauptete. oaB eS IiA nm @elos
erpreliung banoele uno ein anoerer
Wtann In bem SaG perwidelt iei.
Srau Deniamin Stablsn pou Nib
Strase muroe um Samitas Wfittag. ole
fie i'm Sinterbof altes Papier uerbranu'
te. uon ben Slammsn ersriffen unb ebs
bieielben 9eoimpft wsroen tonnten, tpas
ren ibr Die 9leiDer pom a6rper uers
btannt unb iie nabe5u perioblt. Die
tlneliidli4e 1T am 9leihen abeno ben
Serlesunseu erleseu, Sbre 8eiiesuns
erfOlste am Dieuitas i'm bisiissu iatb.
5risbbof.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18

Go N mtbr aaiarrb In bisier @sssnb bts
qenets, als pou alien dnbtrtn Rrdnibfitfn su.
Iammen, unb bic In ben ltBttn 9abrtn gait tr
ale unbtibar. 8itls SABRE lang srflGrien Dot.
toun ibn fir zine lpfals Rranfbsii unb ibrisbtn
lpfaIs Stilmittsl Dor. unb pn iit ibu nit 6r,ti-
&n 8tbanblune btlf6nbis nift furirttn, trfIGr-
ten iit ibn fir uHbtIbar. Die 9fifsniGaft bal
bspitisn, bab satarrb cine northumberland.
bsit II unb btsbalb fpniitutipnslt 8sbanbIuuf
trfprbert. Saa's'statarrb, Sur, fabr9trt ppn 9,
8. @beneY & &o., Solser. SbtO, If el'
sin,ise fpnlfitntipusllt 8ur I'M Rarfts. Sil
rirb iuntrli4 in DpItn pbsr @abfn pom ,tbr
5rppfsn bic ~ tinrm 5bnlSHsl vol senpmmsn
Sit pirft eirtft auf has 9lut unb bic iblfimigi
Sbuildtt ess Sphsms. Sit bisttn tiubuubT
Dollars fir ftbtH 6aa. ben Iit su furiIeu ptr'
fsblt. 9abt Gu6 GirfulaTs une 3sueniis fOni'
mtu. NertlHri;
8. ). Gbentp & Co., Scltep, 8.
9eriauft ben alien Npptbfftru. 75r.
Wtbme Saa's GamiIitn.piIltn fir gsrifcpfuns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18

-5rau @tIubetb Ba9ner uuO God.
ter 6raulein Soa Don Wtaoilon apenue,
wslbe Sernunote I'M fernsn g8sIten be-
iudteu, febrten lsste Wo9s sslunb uno
muuter 5uriid.
- Die orsi Rssiitrntionstnse fur
Scranton er9aben cine @eiammteins
trasung uon 20779 8dblern, ober
1910 mebr pie lssteS Sabr. Son bic.
fen befamen bic Tepubliianer IL, ,3s1,
Die Demofroteu 6,s57, Die WnIhin9ton
Rartet 1924, bic SoSialilten 174 uno
Die RrObibitiOuiltsn SO Stimmsn.
= SIR bic Quurtalieuns 6es Sc.
ri6tes, mslhe um 10. Sftobsr beginnt,
muroen am Srsita9 @eiHworsne ge'
So9en. oarunter Die fol9enoen Deuts
iden artbur SOfimnnn, Srso. Rorid,
Daniel 9. @elbert, Wfiduel Breier, 8.
s. Serber, SBiIltum q. Bauer, Senr1
aailer, Sarrp Us. Slaumtn,er, Nlfreo
pabu, Sobu PrOper, @barlss SB. Depp.
Ter, @arl Us 9aberlnnb, S8illiam Wftl'
fer, 6eur1 9. Shuts. @mil Strand],
auton Rsitenbaa, Peter Soffmuun,
gBiniam 5immeruiauu, @illiam @ibad
uno Q. u. Dorm. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18

= Srau Soiephine 3urt, so Sabrl
alt, 1T am Samitas mad furjer 3rant
belt 9eftorben. Die Beerbiguug erfolst
Dienltas Oia&mittas i'm Pittstor
gueuue Sriebhof.
= Der goliiei murben am Wfontag
,wei Diebftdble beriatet. 6enrg g
@oj3ulo BON Serisp @itp. Elm Sat in
Scranton Saus, permi6t cine 9olbent
Gaihsnubr. 8ette unb Shafe6er i'm
wertb non $50. unb 5rau 6. giewmau
BON Glib 8aibinston duenue psrlor
orei 9iibner I'm wertb BON $40.
Der am Moutas Gbsnb In Der
9ieberfrauI Dale abeebaltene erite BAL
Der Damenieftion SO. 2 erfreute iif
eines suten Geiu1es unb mar aud In
fiuau3tsllsr 9inii&t elm @rfols. Der
Ebiirenpreis = Elm Nliminium Sin.
madeienel : iuuroe nit Eidet Sto. 1874
bur4 Sran S9r0osl BON @soar auenue
gemonnen.
- Yin ber @de bon Spruce Strass
uno GOams Guenue CAB ss furj nod
10 llbr am Souutas Bormittag einen
3uiammenitOB bmiidsn 3mei automo'
bilen, bel pelhem cine Srau gefdbr.
lid usrlest uno beibe Mfaidineu 3er,
triimmert pnrben. Die Berletten Iino
Srduleiu @race @amle1 bon electric
Strase, pslhe on tnnerli6eu Berles'
uussu, eiuem b6ieu Shnitt iiber BEN
re6ten Sbr unb S9nitt an Der uuter'
lipps leibet, iowie Srau @liiabetb Sauet
BON Yrice StraBe, Die absr feline &C.
fdbrlideu 8erlesunseu bel bem I'm
fall srlitt. Die &eiter Der Wal6inen,
Wfartin S'Wtallsp pon Railroab aus'
nue. uub Soiepb u. Tompfius Don
Brice Strabe. fopie bic anberen SnlaI'
fen Der automobile, entfamen obne mel
tere Serlesunsen. Der Suiammenltof
murbe oura S'Wfallsp neruriaht, bet
feline MaIhine Dor @rrei9uu9 Der Stra'
Benfreujun9 nit GROCER Shnellisteii
laufsu lieB uno In bic 2omptins Wia'
i@iue fra9te. bic lansiam lief ; O'Wtal'
leb uurbe nah bem unfall uerbaftet uub
bintsrle9te $25, nm I'M goliseiseri4t ju
eri1einen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
sa Iiissit, elm eussl, rstt.nS ni.Osr.
@rmae e$trtHbsrs)

Du itiseit, sin @nsel, rettenb uieoer,
Da Id In yladt perjweifen6 rang,
Du wedtelt meine rciHiten Steoer
rnb msiuer geier uollfteu 9laus.
Du marit bic 9eu6te fiir mein Streben,
Gd), Define Hare Seele bot
Wtir cine @sIt uou 3i6t uub 2eben -
lluO Gnes, alles III nun tobt.
8as Staub auf Grben. WirO gum
Staube
l1no tiismals fam es uuferitsb'nl
WtiH tr0ftet nidbt Der fromme @laubl
sluf elm oereinit'sss BieOerieb'n.
Dod iiibl i6 es nit beil'eem Bsbsn
SiO9 ipri6t Detu @tIft aus metnem
Bort,
Du leblf, ein iieu periIdrtes Seben,
Su mir uuo meinem fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18

T Sn Wfiin9sn 1T Der befannts
8omau,S Sdriftiteller @erbarb 8. 3.
3noop. Pieuoonpm @erbarO Oudama,
I'm So. &ebensjabre oabinsef4ie6en. @r
mar in Bremen sebOrsn uno uon Saus
aus @bsmifer. @erburb Oudama bat
5ublreibe Jfomaue uub yiouellen per-
fa6t. gu isinsn lesten Werfen seb0reu
Die Romane H8srfalltas" upb rDie
SodmOsenben-.
T Snfotss elmer @as @rplofon
ltiir,te am Wfonta9 inGobnr9. Deutid'
lamb, elm sroBeS Wtietbsbaus elm. Sier
Bsrionen puroen set6otst unb feds &C.
fdbrli6 perlest. Die @rploiion ereis'
nete lid In Der mitttn In Der StraBs
lisssnoen Sauptsasr6bre uuo mar 10
bsftis, baB oas SBobnbuus bu4itdbliG
in bic S6be seboben wuroe. Dad ben
lsstsn amtli9en Bsrihteu weroen wabr'
i6einlid mebr oils pier Yerionen nntsr
Den 2riimmeru Iih befinoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18
6fberid s-herkauf
-bpr-
8ertBuOaem @raROGigeatbHm
Duh
Treitas, ben 8. Oftobsr 1913.

@tm6e puI&isbsnr GrsiutipnsbsftbIt BON
lJira 6arias, 9epari }aeias unb Btnbiiioui Gr.
ppnas, ausgtitsat Don benz Common pltas &C.
riht pom eadatpdnna County, an MID geridtsi
psrbe Id auslsBtn sum Dftnilitsn 0frfaui
eurG gsrIftiesrune pbsr ausruf an ben b5ta
pesr meiff Sititnben, fiir Saar, In BEN 6js-
ribtestbdube in Der Slabt Srantcu, eada-
mama County. am
Treitae, ben 8. Sftober,
u. D. 1913, um 10 titr 9prmittaas bee bsIas
ten Iaass, a1s bic sRshte, 1itsl unb 9ntsrsiIsu
Der gtriIastsn In uub auf bic ua&fcIssnb b.
i1ritbsusH eOts, Stri&s pOsT parislsu saub
ME fplsi;
Ro. 1. - Die fOIssnbfn bsIHrisbsntn Cots
Snsdtn nbspapfltn p0n eanb, bfsrtusi uni
bsitritbtu ME foIst utmIi&:
Die erie berfelben, asIssm In btl
iistsnttn @aIb her Stabt SCRANTON. eadapan'
na County unb Stant peunIpIpauia. anfanstnl
an tintm punFt In Der Wesne&iliuis an bs
lisGRIi6sn Ssits bee Grffn &ipes 3psisss pOr
ou Dtlaware, edddpauna & Weitun &ilsu'
batn, btlagttr punfl 10 bic ptlIiht Gds Dol
96nesrtitn osr Suanten Bolt & Nut @Cmpa
ME eaun Iiibbftlit tutIaus bn eanblinit Dol
ttfagisr Bolt & Hut GOmpanis, ASS 6uB iu
@dt In etr norbwtitIibtn Seiit bts WeeeTtbii
bu Dslapdrs & Suelcu GiIsnbabn gonipauit
lauftuo bon scranton nah GarbpnbdIt; hani
liibptGilih sntIang btlastsm gBtentbt 20l
97i00 6uB su tiutr Gds; bann npremtItlid
bur9 cine eints parallel 3u er lben bflaeifl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18


30. Is. - su Die Redbte, SiieI unO 5utersi.
fen Oes 8ertInetsn, @IaOislalp Sjpuustu ootr
@illiam Sbesn uno Serra Ssnant Stdnie 3u.
romsfB oosr 3uroistD unO autbonD 9urowsip
ooer 3urotstp. in ilno an Die Sberfldhe ooer
Hedte BON 8OOsn bon oieisn 9ewhen Streden
ODER 4ar;elen BON 9ano. 9elsgen in Der Staot
Seranton (bormaIs eadawanna Sounibip),
9adawaunG County uno Staat YsnnlpIpania,
bsSeidn.t uno bei6risben ruie foIst.
Ole erie III ao. IS lin 8IOd no. 81. ipie
bt,,idust nuO auseeIest auf bem SompIer ODER
aarte, betitelt abe 8ouno @ooos Bart,
luelhtr SompI,r oosr 8nrte eingetragen, 1T in
Der Sffiee oes @storoer BON DEEDS IN uno fiir
aadamanna Gouutp i'm sartehbuh 20. l. Ssits
92. 8eiaete Cot ii 40 6ub brett in 6rout an
8rpu M9aiur Strabs wie es Die sinsttrneeut
8arte ,siet. nno bat cine siefe BON 125 Gus Ju
elmer aa,p, IA GUS brett stnaunt sptoro
Court
C6urtissuHs auf sn 5. Ssitt.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18

30 TO- = VII lene 9clpiie Strede bon Nan6.
geIegeu in Der Sta0t Seranton, 9atdmauna
Guuntp uno Staat @euniDlpania. begrenjt unp
beihriebeu pie folgt: Nntangeno au einenl
9unft an Der oiIhen Gde bon SIocumitrabe
lino @apIeitrabe oaun iiooitIid endang be.
lagter WIapIeitrabe 142 GUS, mebr ooer Iueni.
aer, su Got 80 in Blod 80 IL; oann i'm
feften @inteI norOoitlid 90 8ub. mebr oOer
meniaer, su Got Ro. IL Damn ioropetIidl ent.
lang beiagter Got 80. ii 143 Snb, mebr ooer
peniger, Su Sloeumitrabe oann entlang be.
iaater Sloelimitrabe 50 6ub mebr ooer ueni.
aer, ,um Nniangsplab Sino befauut aIs Cots
70. 8 unO 10 in 8lod 90. 12 auf Der 6taot.
sarte. aobIen nno Miuernlien fino reierutrt
an ben ssieBIidsn Gissutbimsr oerisIben our6
aeniiaenoe G,eiebestraft ST oasIeIbe aano,
absrtraseu an aatbsr sisOsI onrd jluei isparats
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-09-18

go. a. = all itnt atBifTs Got cher par,slIt
ppu @ruub nit ben 8trbtiInunssn, efltstn in
her IS. 0are Der Stabt Scranton, eadaipauna
County uub Staat ptnnlyIpaHia, an btr Of
isiis BON Sges parf aptnue. spiI9tu Rpd-
ifrabt unb SampiOniirabs. frpniirtnb an be.
iastt Sset parf Aptnus as tJub unb riifp6rts
laufinb $50 8ue per aunGbHnb, mtbr pbsr
psnissr, 10 Got NO. 20 in 8Ipd 90. 20, pie
nusgtlfgt uue numnirt auf btr M0tbmsnt
aartt btr 10. @aTo Spu btlnettr Stabi, bin
itrItst In br Sffrt ess Aif,forsn Dtpartsmsnts.
Mnfdnasnb an tinem punft an btr Sflsiis ron
6pes paTf Mptnus an hsr IbtiIungsItAis amt.
lHsn 9Ots glp. f9 uub 20 In 9lpd glo. 20 hsr
is. @arb, 10 ttpa 1876 |ub fdbIid pun 8od.
Rraes; hanu 6ifIi@ $50 8ue eanu fiiblih as
8ue eauH ptffIit $50 5ue ~ pybt part aps>
nut haun nSrblit sntIdue 5ybf pari Npsuut
as DUB ,uH NHfaussplay.
Wtt 8d4Ias btIfgt uup In Grtfuiipn etnom-
men auf bic Rlaee BON br Siabt Strnntpn
aeatu ". 9. asptl. S&uIb 1926. 9ntertl.
IN Rom %. SuIi 1908, anpaiasbiibTtn unb
Rotten. Subsmsnt Ro. 1914. R6ri Gnmin
1903. 9sp. ga. sum Sftpbtr Strmin 1913.
D. }. Dasts, aupaIt.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26

does not propose to stand for the very
pretty little game that has been
Matched in Washington to advance the
political fortunes of Senator Brady
and Congressman French at the ex-
pense OF party integrity-atfecting all
political parties OF the state; so it
sounds this note of warning that those
interested may understand the situa-
ton; and of Frank r. Goodlng, The
New Freedom, rising above partisan
ship, is not afraid to say, lest we for
get" that for days that ran into
months, Frank X. Gooding, stout OF
heart and unafraid, walked IN the very
shadow of death to uphold the honor
of the State of Idaho and avenge her
martyred dead!
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
IRRIGATION PROJECT GOES
BACK TO GOVERNMENT
Idagon Cary Act Project Killed b.
State Land Board.

The Idagon Cary Act project in
Owyhee county was officially killed at
a meeting of the State Land Board
last week. The project has been dead
to all practical purposes for = couple
OF years. The Idagon segregation
was 5000 acres near the Oregon state
line. The land was to have been ir-
rigated from Succor. Jump and Cow
creeks. The estimated cost of the
project was $4,000 of which the
company claimed it had expended
5000. The land is adjacent to the
Gem Irrigation district and some OF
it may be watered by the Gem sys-
TEN.
The promoters of this project were
F. L. Page, Emma L. Page, and w. H.
Schenck. H. D. Page. who died some
time ago in Washington, was the en-
gineer. and it is understood that with
his death passed the last chance fol
pushing the enterprise through: II
hung fire before the land board toI
months, the promoters always plead
ing for additional time.
August Fl. 1912, the time was ex
tended to November 6. 1912. Then
petition was filed to extend the TIM
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26

Shoshone county are after the scalp
of the county assessor. Pending a
hearing in the district court the com
nnssioners have placed a former as
SCISSOR in charge OF the Office. The
action is brought by Chairman A. P.
McRae against John Dolan. Dolan
is charged with neglecting his Office
and is ordered to appear in court, and
IT upon the hearing it appears that
the charges are sustained, that the
court enter decree depriving him
OF his Office, and that judgment in
the sum of $4,000 be entered for the
plaintiff. The specific charges against
the assessor are that he absented him
self from his Office without leave; that
he diverted moneys to the wrong
funds; that he is now short 5000;
that he failed to complete the real
property assessment roll by first OF
July; and that he has failed to deliver
to the county commissioners q state
ment of exemptions claimed by tax
payers.
There is no way of knowing before
the court hearing the real cause for
the action. The commits sioners may
be fully justified but it looks as though
pique and ill-will are the real motives
The amount of the alleged shortag.
is too triaing to warrant serious con
sideration; assessors frequently arr
behind in their work; few of then
ever ask permission for a vacation
and clerical errors are daily occur
rences in all Offices.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
Orchard the Evanxelist.


The Wallace Press-Times thinks
that the Metropolitan Church asso-
citation proposes to use Harry Or
chard as an evangelist and says:
1T doesn't seem unlikely that Har-
~ Orchard, billed in big type some
thing like this: Il killed l8 men; look
at me now," would draw a crowd.
Probably his story would make a
greater impression on a crowd work.
ed up to religious fervor than it did
with the jury in the Moyer-Haywood-
Pettibone case. But after all, church
and state are separate in this country.
To pardon confessed arch-hend, or
monumental perjurer, one of which he
must be, for church purposes only,
would be to sap the foundations of
our system of justice for a purpose
that never was considered and never
should have been considered in our
plan of government. If Orchard is
the man his friends of the Metropoli-
tan Church association think he is he
probably has concern enough over his
own immortal soul, and rather than
seeking for him a physical freedom
they might use their efforts to more
decided advantage by a prayer that
he may be saved harmless from the
world and remain steadfast in his pur.
pose of an amended life. The motor.
ious prisoner, by his own account
rather made a mess of the immorta
part of him when at large upon earth
even though before his self-confessed
career of crime he had been leader
in church work. Lead US not into
temptation says the Greatest OF
Prayers. 1t was to avoid the occa-
sions of evil that many of the early
Christians lived anchorites. Orchard
seems safe enough where he is. 1t
were Christian charity to let him there
remain"
In regard to the conversion to
Christianity of Harry Orchard the
Idaho City World says:
1.-THE assassin Harry Orchard will
apply for a pardon, backed BY a
said organization made the motion
and Orchard seconded it. He has
got religion'-an overpowering dose
Of it. He soaked up the concentrated
essence of the purest form Of Chris
tionity very soon after his guilt was
beyond question, and kept on absorb.
ing it, and now he is SO thoroughly
saturated that he will never be happy
until he gets out to essay the role
of an evangelist to convert the world
to Christ. Would this red-handed
assassin have got religion If he had
never been caught He wants his
freedom and the religious play hi
knew would be the one to win sym
pathy and applause. so he proceeded
to play his part and bamboozled lo
Of solft-brained religionists."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of the County
of Canyon, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate OF Alger
E. Lewis, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
designed, Augusta Lewis, Admins
tartrix of the Estate of Alger E.
Lewis, deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against,
the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within
of this notice, to the said Admins
tratrix at the Offices of Scatterday 8
Van Duyn in Little Block, Caldwell
Idaho, the same being designated a:
the place for the transaction of thu
business of said estate in the County
of Canyon, State of Idaho.
Dated September "a, 1918.
| AUGUSTA LEWIS,
Administrative of the estate of Algel
F. Lewis, deceased. s26-ol1
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
PERTINENT news OF
STATE With OUR
own Comment
Continued rom first pape)

They are also we'll pleased with the
results. This state OF mind on the
part OF great many people should
contribute toward the success of the
Democrats at the next election. Ano-
ther thing that makes for the success
of the Democratic party is the direct
primary and direct election OF Uni
ted States senator. The direct pri-
mary is the greatest little demorallzer
OF the dominant party that was ever
invented. So far as the senator is
concerned, look at Oregon. Oregon
is as strongly in favor OF protective
tariff as is Idaho. Today Oregon has
a Democrat in the United States sem
ate. If the Democratic party has a
strong and forceful man She too may
elect a senator who is also a Demo-
GRAFT
Hon. John F. Nugent of Boise evil
IDENTIFY believes that there is good
fighting chance tor a Democrat. He
has announced that he will be can
didate. When Mr.. Nugent says that
he is a candidate his statement may
be taken Tor all it is worth. He will
be candidate until the finish. He
is great organizer, has the support
OF the Wilson administration and is
thoroughly familiar with the people
and conditions in the state of Idaho.
We do not know whether or not he
was born in Idaho but if not he came
here as soon as possible after birth.
lie has grown into prominence in
this state solely by reason of great
force of character and splendid abili-
ty. He is warmly admired in all sec
tons OF the state. So far as the man
is concerned we would say that Hon.
John F. Nugent has very good
chance of landing in the United
parently great majority to overcome.
Reflection will lead the unprecedented
observer to realize that this majority
IS more apparent than real.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-09-26
Will Start Broom FACTORY

Leonard Clark, a we'll known Bran
we'll farmer, is preparing to establish
a broom factory at Emmett. 1t has
been demonstrated that broom corn
can be successfully grown in this sec
ton OF the state. c. 7. Howard, liv-
ing two miles west of Caldwell every
year grows several acres of broom
corn from which he manufactures a
splendid broom. Several years ago
there was factory in this city but it
is no longer in operation. Mr.. How
ard makes his brooms on his ranch.