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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-27
"THE PERPLExED HUSBAND"

''THE PERPLEXED HUSBAND.
Charles Frohman will present John
Drew, the dean of American light
comedians, at the Park theatre, We'd
nesday in THE Perplexed Husband
by Alfred Sutro, which is the most
amusing as well as the most vital play
that he has had in years. When it
was produced this year in London it
created a tremendous sensation Mr..
Frohman brought over the author to
stage the piece and aid in selecting
the cast, and the result was a triumph
when the comedy was presented this
season at the Empire theatre New
role. The plot of The Perplexed
and splendid Edison Decentralization
of Heine's poem, 1.-THE LoreIei'' COM
prograpn
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03


flour. L. L, Little & Co.
Every pocket knife guaranteed |
at the Pastime. If
For better bread use Sapphire
Flour at Browns.
Mrs. L. A. Lewis, of PASSPORT,
was visitor in town the first of
the week.
We can supply all your wants in
the rubber line. Ell. Little & Co.
The St. Mary's Guild will meet
next Thursday at the home of Mrs.
c. E. Moore.
Nursing by day or week. Adj
dress Mrs. Perry Maness, Bonners
Ferry, Idaho. Oct. 10c
S. +. Henry returned Monday
evening from Hope, Ida. where
he had spent a couple of days
looking after mining interests.
Moore's Furniture store will
exchange new stoves and furniture
for old.
Mrs. George r. Gray and Mrs.
Welch will entertain the members
of the Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church next Wednes
: day in the lecture room of the
Presbyterian church.
We have that heavy stove pipe
the kind that lasts, Kindschuh' s
make. Bonner Hardware Co.
r. H. Darling returned last Fri
day from a business trip to Spo-
o kane. Mr.. Barring has purchased
a new French range to add to the
D.. equipment of his restaurant and
bakery.
It For Sale-Twenty head of cattle.
1t Two cows fresh, one coming fresh
to suit. Inquire of c. J. Wagner,
FIVE miles east of Copeland, Idaho.
9-19tf.
5. Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Streyffeler
left Wednesday for Spokane where
,e they will make their future home.
a They rented their large ranch, FIVE
, miles northwest of town, recently
to Gus Riefsteck, of Mckenzie, N.
- Oak. who intends to carry on an
IL extensive dairy business.
Il Holsum" bread is mixed
kneaded, baked and wrapped in
:. paper by machinery. 1t is not
- touched by a human hand until
l. after it is purchased. Sold by the
Elite Cafe.
r, Commissioners Nagel and Nc
ID Coll made trip to the Priest lake
t, West Branch country last week in
ID Commissioner McColl's automobile,
They were accompanied by Vic
10 Pierson and Forest Official Stick.
, ney on a trip Of inspection of road
work connecting the upper and
lower West Branch country anC
y upon which forestry funds to tn,
amount of about $4,000 is beinl
expended.
A special meeting Of the Farmer
49, Educational and Cooperative I'm
:, ion of America will be held oil
:, Saturday Oct. 4 tn 1913, at p. Ill
= sharp. Every member is requisite,
to be present for business OF i'm
portance is to be transacted. II
H. B. CARAT, president, II. l.. Gran
u dali, secretary,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03

Dry planning mill wood, S2.75
per load. It's better and cheaper.
Order at the Boomers Ferry
Lumber company's Office.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER OF
SALE REAL ESTATE sH JClD
NOT BE MADE

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER OF
SALE OFREAL ESTATE sH JCLD
NOT BE MADE
In the Probate Court OF Bonner County
State of Idaho.
In the Matter OF the Estate of George e
Dawson, Deceased.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
from the verified petition of Mary L. Dawson,
Administrative of the estate of George f. Daw-
son, deceased, on file herein. that Il is necess-
airy. to pay the debts, expenses. and charges OF
administration Of the estate OF said deceased.
which have already accrued. and which will
OF may accrue hereafter during the adminis-
tratlon of said estate, to sell the whole of the
estate of said deceased.
II is ordered by the Court, That all persons
interested in the estate of the said George e.
Dawson, deceased, appear before the Probate
Court OF Bonner County in the state of Idaho
at the Court room thereof in said County and
State the 27th day Of October. 1913 at O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day. then and there 10
show cause, II any they have, why, an order.
as prayed for in the petition. should not be
granted to the said Administrative, TO sell the
real estate OF the said deceased. at either pub
lie or private sale, for the purposes mentioned
In the petition, as she shall Judge to be for the
best interest of said estate and of the parties
interested therein:
II IL further ordered that copy OF this order
be published at least once week Tor four (ll
successive weeks In the Bonners Ferry Herald
a newspsper OF general circulation Published
weekly at Bonneu Ferry, in said Bonner
County, 1dsho.
Dated this 2sth day OF september, 1918.
A. T. Wood
! oct. VA fronsss Judge
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03

uols,,m Bread at Browns


Special this week on blankets
and comforts at Moores Furniture
Co.
Dent Poseon returned last Satur
day from Cliffs, Ari. where he had
spent last winter and this summer.
: We will take that old heating
stove on new one, Bonner Hard
ware Co,
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Maui, at Copeland, September rs,
Ask to see the Radium combina-
ton coal and wood heater at
Moores Furniture Co.
o. w. Loughlin, an employee of
the Boomers Ferry Lumber COM
panys planning mill, left last Fri
day for Aberdeen, Wash.
The Elite Cafe has host of sat
ished patrons. We serve the best
on the market.
P. c. Carlson, real estate dealer
of Great Falls, Mont, visited a
few days this week with his
brother. J. +. Carlson.
For Sale Young pigs ready to
wean. Inquire of J. Hawkins,
Boomers Ferry, Ida. S-8tf
Use S. l. Special train t.
B Teachers Convention at Occur d
! Alene Oct. 6. Leaves 7 A. M
j Special Rates. 1t.
q Misses and Children's coats a
y rs per cent discount this week a
Brown ).
Arthur Johnson, of Standpoint
lie arrived here this week to accept
st position as clerk in Moore Bros
er Mems Shop.
For fine tasting, wholesom
bread go to Barling's Bakery an
r ask for the Barring Better Bread
Charles C'Callaghan was i
Standpoint Monday to attend tn
hearing in the matter of the forma
ton of local drainage districts an
to attend to legal business.
We pay parcel postage on a
packages delivered out of town
Simonds Drug Store.
Mrs. H. S. Allen and daughter
Miss Viola, Mrs. R. S. Allen an
Miss Pauline Dice, all of Standpoint
visited friends here last Friday an
& Saturday.
a When you need tools come I
us. Diamond Edge BRAND
81 +. l.. Little & Co.
c.. A. Buhrow returned Monda
evening from Standpoint where h
81 attended the opening day of tt
u district court in the interests {
& clients.
]. P. Dunn & Co. will buy yo,
cordwood, cedar, posts and pole
III paying cash. They will sell yc
an for cash flour, bran, shorts and oat
w See them. Oct. Act
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Peterso
ri of Moravia, were visitors in San
point last Thursday and Frida
~ Mr.. Peterson has finished the clio
ing up of the Victor Ericks'
estate and has been discharged
administrator by Probate Jud
Woods.
The finest bread you ever at
baked fresh every day at Darling
Bakery Fresh cakes, pie. doug
NJ nuts, cookies and all kind of pastr
Lunches for travellers.
L. NJ. Bates, of Troy, Mon
was business visitor in town t
forepart of the week. Mr.. Bal
is recently from Coffeyville, Ka
sas. He is graduate veterins
M SURGEON, Kansas City Veterins
& College, and has opened offit
here at the Golden Rule Live
H Barn. He will be in town ca
Rs Saturday.
r. With a fine new range in {
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-03

Fresh pies and cakes at the
Elite Cafe. Made from the best
materials. Send in your order
tooav.
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
contlnued From FIrst Pnre.

rom
bukhead objection made and the bill was
-
Of what the Wilmington Bulk
explaining the 'Ihe GEN
Assembly private the right
bkad built the Delaware ryeriont Wilmington and the
which they Of Since
they paid the it.
They the build the buIkhcd
in hack Of building Of The bulk
think the state should
will The
but would be valuable filed
finished asked II
further action be deferred until those inter-
opportunity TO protest and be given
q hearing o the bill
speaker motion defer in order nj
anybody object TO
nobody did Mr. smith said that the
Ing hill those interested In
the lie moved that action be Deferred but
specified which desired deferred.
Representative there disposition
orr he said "rhi subject has been
month There will
opposition let's this bill through the
other side will be fought
II should through this House,
the land that would be back Of
the bulkhe the State
the land to be created
proposed private citizens replied Mr. Grant
land ~7he property owners
Government started but stopped operations
Speaker Holcom announcing that he would vote against Mr.
smiths motion defer action said under his privilege Of explaining his
sTh Chair Of Legislature when this bulk
head passed. the
wishes &c say for this
1901 than other vote he ever east III
nd O Opportunity vote for It's repeal
vocc vote Bukhead Repeater
vote Of wcnty-six yeas to no nays
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
ENLIST FOR FIGHT TO SAVE
WILMINGTON WATERFRONT

is the the Waterfront Association the
largest patriotic city,
desire that shall represent the alert citizenship all
that the membership shall he hundreds merely
composed of the entire membership that
aggressive branch organization the
all times support Of organization
when the harbor the city promotion
defense against exploitation by selfish private interests
The object Of the association Is
Company and its assoc
caes from obtaining Wmngtons thremf Delaware
River Waterfront its
the Bukhesd Law 1901 the
OF hundreds thousands dollars building
fiji that VIII that a
lew
the Federal
impros for the city Of Wilmington.
ThdTc assist possible, dupont
Salisbury
officials
improvement OF Wilmington harbor
exploit pub
lie interest this private
peoples expense
The he strictly n-partian
alert the reachery indifference officials
he
emergency port Of Wilmington thar
calls decisive action.
be dealt with by alert citizenship.
The initiation fee Joining the association
to NAH TO THE EVENING JOURNAL Office the following
business hs acute interest In this fight As citizen
he the
Terminal Company associates
clmanie legislative nactn citizen
has right spending
thousands dollars enrichment
spectators getting with the
river After the enlistment in this
ceed nj this Office they win
organization of the
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
House. by Vote OF 26 TO O, Passes GranIand Bulkhead
Law Repeater to Save WImngons Waterfront

fetal Of o Association.
Sayer Bros taiOrs No. 1904 Delaware
TWenty-third street.
H. Clifford president the Sinclair Manu-
featuring Company, No. 1904 Market street.
Henry STAFFORD merchant former Representative and former
sheriff, No $50 Washington
Hiram member of
the Board OF Education from the Third ward
William G. Of Baynard jewelers. Fifth and
Charles W. Rose. painter No. 1929 Frerch street
Phio Hutchinson, manager P. No. 1902
Clayton street.
Frank Hughes, insurance, Building.
Henry Thompson, shipper Of and lime Of the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
w. Utilities COG East
seventh
Faber, merchant, sf King
Charles Malone chair Washington street.
Henry l.. dealer
Charles salesman, Eighteenth Monroe streets
Accompanying enlistment yesterday following
patriotic
he Of JOURNAL:
my application membership
Wilmington Association firmly believe
shipping
the standing lead
Greater Wilmington, remain,
"J0S r. MICHAELIS,
"NO. 1882 Lancaster Avenue.
"March II, 9is
Another letter sentw a
$40 the Editor Of EVENING JOURNAL;
TO ayOrng city 4OfoOt
bridge 2OfoOt
lefty marshIand
city the city
praise the street in its present condition.
+. STRONG,
"No 900 Pine
wilmington, is, 1872
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
Cam OF THANKS

Mrs Umas Berry desires 10 thank the
lodges friends. and relatives for thcir kind.
ness shown her and her family in ihep re.
cent bereaVenent.
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
PRAISES WATERFRONT
CONSERVATION WORK

THE EVENING JOURNAL has re-.
ceivcd the FOL owing letter from
Henry Thompson, a Wilmington bust
ness man and an active member o.
the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Asso-
citation;
To the Editor Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
Sir:-Thc movement that you have
so well inaugurltod TO care for. the
Wilmington Delaware River Water
front, has my heai u.s. appreciation
This matter already has been tho long
delayed. You are in position 20 len .
on in this effort, and am sure yod
will receive the support of all VIII
appreciate the location and pOssibil-
tiles of our city to become one of the
foremost seaports of the East.
The way and manner that you are
taking up this work gives me ger
uine satisfaction.
Very truly yours,
Henry Thompson.
No. S07 West street.
Wilmington, Del, March 49, 1913.
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
WATERFRONT ASSOCIATION
VOTES UNANIMOUSLY FOR
BULKHEAD LAW REPEATER
Adopts Resolutions Urging Both City Council and The
LEGISLATURE 10 Take Immediate and Decisive Ac
lion TO Protect the PubIic's Interests on
the Delaware.

Resolved by the Wilmington Association
is hereby Representative eranlands
bill. TO repeal Bulkhead which
framed give the Wilmington waterfront on the Delaware river be-
Christina Moor thc private interests
BY the Wilmington Terminal Company and its
socnties
And be it resolved o Wilmington
hereby possible endea,or In behalf Of
BILL
directed forward the Legislature aud Council
copies o these resolutions
The above resolutions adopted unanimously by the Wilmington
night with enrolled membership five hundred professional and
Former Mayor Harvey spruane the foremost
the Wilmington Terminal Company and its associates in their
president
the association The compliment being all the more marked by the fact that
his professional duties prevented him from being present he h" expected
Q
temporary chairman Comptroller
Of New Castle County who felt such acute interest the movement that
although ILL., he left his presided the meetings times
feared that he would be compelled renquh the temporary chairman
ship.
active the preliminary
auditorium
preventative GranInnd obtaining the
miee favorable the bin repeal those sections the Buhead
aies Wilmington
the Delaware News that the the House
received until after the meeting Councilman said that the
Wilmington Terminal Company its associates withdrawn
agreement with the city months
conclusion that that
which entitled
thing do three
restore the situation what prior to the enactment that
the fight questions
dispute settled as quickly as possible
One paragraphs opinion Of
City Solicitor Daniel Hastings City expressed
6e
veg OF II to the city
Wi those sections the thereby
slightest esige which the Wilmington Company
lis associates claim. These follow;
this
careful possible Will the limited
had to consider it.
conclusion with the title this S
fee undoubtedly in the prior TO
the Act that prior
thereto had title whatever to said land; that the sad
Act 1901 the riparian the right build bulk
the space entities
the when suitable bukhead shall
constructed by them; that said riparian had
rights this the fee them
been completes until they exercised their rights
built bulkhead, whether they
whatever said land in doubt whether the title
this land would be absolute such the bulk
head built filled
provided by the doubt
that the repeating the Act 1901 defeat the
rights the riparian under the
rights the under this proposed
have OF made examination Of the title
companies TO the land along the Shore but they
a title said land
JOAkNS ~GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
II. wh secretary Association
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR
CITY, HON. CALVIN TOMKINS,
OFN. Y, SAYS IN LETTER
Greatest Port Expert in the United States Expresses
The Hope That Delaware River Waterfront viii
be Saved TO The Public.

Hon. Calvin Tomkns
port the United States has the follow
ing letter this
ew
4, lie o WILMINGTON EVENING JOURNAL.
wilmington, Delaware.
with editorial date OF March
reIa % the Wilmington waterfront
sI SUCCESSFUL IN SAVING THIS FOR PUB
FROM PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT 1T II IN
DOIBTEDLY A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR CITY
copy reclamatn made
line. aud which be OF interest
very truly,
"CALyIN TOMkINS,
commissioner o Docks
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
CARDS FOR THOSE WHO
DO NOT DANCE

As an additional reature to the
High School Alumnae dance TO be
held in the DUPONT ballroom, We'd
nesday. April 2, there will be cards
for those not Wishing to dance Any
information concerning the dance
can be obtained from any member OF
the committee, which follows MISS
Edith Francis. chairman; Miss
Edith Bakey treasurer: Miss Mar
garet Monaghan, secretary; Mrs
Walter Reese. Miss Mary Armstrong,
Miss Lola Parsons. Miss Mamie
Sasse Miss Lillian Resin, Miss Ethel
Bonham, Miss Edith Lackey, Miss
Sara Newman and Miss Elizabeth
bunker
The next meeting Of the commit
tee will be held at the home Of Miss
Francis, No. 1904 Tatnall street, to-
morrow evening, March 20, The sub
scriptiop list will close March "A.
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
roo LAT'E no CLASSIFY.


~ OR RENT-APARrMENT. -FOUR
II rooms and bath in flooding Apart-
ments Eighth aud jefferson streets.
mari9-cod-lm.
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
nEATHS.
Andrew IThitenacS.
Anna O Moreland.
Eleanor Craven.
Joseph @. Parker.
Philip r. Tyre.
mnr ~. -. 4

Andrew Whitenack.
Anna O. Moreland. r'
Eleanor Craven.
Joseph @. Parker.
Philip 2. Tyre.
Mabel I. Hammond.
fiNNOND--iu THIS city. on March ~,
1913. Mabel l.. wife .of Edgar S Ham
mOnd and daughter OF Martha NJ and the
late Thomas H. Pcunoek aged 30 years.
Due notice Of the funeral VIII be given.
PARKER-In this city. on March -, 1918,
Joseph G. Parker. in bis 61st year.
Funeral from the residence of lis daugh-
ter Mrs T. G.. Steiner No 1909 West
ninth street. ON Wednesday evening Fur.
thcr services and intcrment al Middetown.
Del. ON Thursday March 20. on arrival Of
train leaving Wilmington az 1914 o'clock,
without further notice.
TYRE---in this city. on March 10, 1913
Philip T. Tyre. aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 az
tend the funeral nj his late residence,
30. 1871 Gilpn avenue Services m MI
salem church on Friday afternoon at
% cork lntcrment IN SIT. Salem cemetery.
CRANEN-in this city. on March s. 1913,
Eleanor. daughter Of Thomas nndf late
Re.stivcs and friends are invited TO att nd
the funeral ser' icrs from the residence o.
her father, No 1i-s Elm street. on Monday
morning az 9 o. clock. Requiem MACS ~ -.
Pauls church. Jniermcnt IN Cathedral
IORELNND-in This city. on March IS,
1913 Anna C.. widow Of Thomas p More
land ii her send year
Relatives and friends of the family arc in
vited ia attend the funeral services AZ her
lato residence. No 927 Pine street on
Thursday afternoon. March go. al o'clock.
Tntcrmeni private at ldscvicw cemetery.
Omit flowers.
WHTTENA UK-in this rii,. go March 8.
1919. Andrew Whitcnack. in his Gotta
year
/ Relaiives and friends memhers Of the con-
] rreeation 81 bethany Baptist church.. A. o. y.
Z s.. AND cmniDycs 90 the Remington Nachins
Compuuy are invited to attend the funeral
} soy, rps - Bethany Baptist - urch. corner
! Elm ~ni i~~ts'n streets. Wednesday nfiNr-
noon. 20 30 clock. lnterment az River
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. March 19-The stock
market opened dull.

C. |. Hudson and Company say;
Would buy stocks only on sharp
drives. Any further break may be
used for taking on some Of the
leaders"
+. d. Lackey and Company say:
In view of the recent declines the
turning point for the bettermen OF
values should be near
Evening journal., 1913-03-19

then read the following Tomklns,
Docks of the City OF Forks
18th. 1918.
- H. SeHple Esq. 2i5 Iord Building,
wilmington, Del
"Dear Sr have returned TO
clippings
waterfront hope will successful saving public
distinguished from prilgte undoubtedly
opportunity for
am sending u1der several copies
reclamation made which
"fOurs truly
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
EASTER SERVICES At GOODMAN.

The Sunday school of Goodman M
+. Church will have charge of the
Easter services in the church Sunday
night for which occasion an elabor'
ate program is being prepared, con
sisting Of singing, recitations, tai
leaux. and exercises. The church viii
be beautifully decorated for the 0 go
casion.
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
mITATIyE CONFERENCE.

An Initiative District Conference
will be held in St Pauls Union A.
NJ T.. Church tonight, tomorrow and
Friday nights. Nine presiding elders
will make reports from their dis
tricts.
Evening journal., 1913-03-19


CALVIN romrKINs
o
Mr. Tomkn who WImngtonians
here last autumn the rierfont question: then elected
president Of the Wilmington Waterfront Association.
The meeting
Phlemma Chandler acting haan who introduced by City Council
man W. f. ser called the session order The members then elected
temporary secretary and James H. Sempe chosen While the attend
not large unanimous opinion that remedial
action should be taken the of the sections
the Bukhead Law 1901 those their the
necessity action
City
to
Association.
sempIe secretary by
member that better posted the subject than The secretary
who Lad sacrificed time his working the
otc sections OF the BulkheaI gsa Wilmington
Company and its associates
At the suggestion OF Francis dupont that the assoca
on chairman appoint committee Of eight consider gana
ton and after the motion carried with amendment elect them the
following selccted Francis
A. r. sa'or Herman DOh Edward Strong james sempe and Ferris
Giles.
the committee retired to
formulate paa Of organization When the committee returned
that
Harvey spunn president and James semp secretary OF the
ahtion Other positions left aaH he meeting
The two officers elected without a dissenting
Chairman Chandler then motion made
resolution committee of five elected and the following chosen Francis
DUPONT George Carter, W. w
kle Then another taken This committee with
resolution as printed above and it unanimously adopted
Following the adoption the resolution Councilman
h work Of
and its
ates 500 the
runiae telephone their
Mr. Soer declared that NOT one Of his
constituents need call him by phone willing TO
action
The question
matter went to the Courts brought but the
Daniel o. Hastings opinion City Solicitor which
to the members that nothing to be feared from such
On motion Tuesday
ins Arrl l. the place of meeting to he announced.
ING Following citizens have enrolled since yesterday making grand
Evening journal., 1913-03-19
DAILY RIDDLES.
ANSWERS.
Questions.

Questions.
/. What lrishman is the father Of
the most children?
.. Behead a snare and leave a
knock.
3. Fill the blanks in the following
sentence with the same word re-
versed: BY machine many .....can
be made from one .........
4. If bushel of potatoes comes 70
81. what will horse come to?
8. Why is an obstinate nan like =
mastiff?
Evening journal., 1913-03-19

Reported Daily ~ e. D. Lackay q
Co. brokers and bankers. members
Philadelphia stock Exchange. S42
Market Street.