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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-10-14

FOR RENT - EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
on Deakin avenue, east of the DORM
atory Apply to Mrs. John Shannon,
South Main street. 5tf
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Sells anything, anywhere. Farm
sales a speciality. Have had over 80
years experience, terms reasonable.
and satisfaction guaranteed. Have
me draw your bill up for you free of
charge.
Phone 260-J Moscow, Idaho
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FOR RENT = DESIRABLE ROOM
with or without board. Apply at
422 South Van Buren, street. 1915
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RENT

FOR RENT-3-ROOM FURNISHED
house. Apply to Mrs. R. H. Craig,
118 South Almond street 14tf
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All copy for advertisements must be in
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All complaints of whatsoever nature
should be made at the office at once.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

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Safe deposit boxes for rent. Thomp-
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In the District Court, Second judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and
for the County of Latah.
Daniel c. Belden, Plaintiff.
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SUPPIGER G. CURRY,
Residence, Moscow, Idaho,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Sept25Oct3O
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-20

The Key West journal, with
characteristic enterprise, is push
ing the proposition for building a
800, 900 Commercial hotel in that
city. Such a hotel is greatly
needed in the island city and, if
built and run properly, will prove
a profitable investment. Key
West is the only city of Florida
that is without a really frst-class
hotel. The Journal deserves
great credit for its efforts in this
behalf and we are glad to note
that they are meeting with success.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-20

The DeSoto County News favors
the iniative, referendum and recall,
but would limit its operation. 1t
stands aghast at the proposition
to submit the law to create a new
county out of southern DeSoto to
a vote of the people of the pro-
posed new county. Just brings to
mind the old story: SIT makes q
world of difference whose OK is
gored."
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-20

We think that Hon. L. S.
Light of Marion county, is III
error when he alleges that "the
largest part of the state school
fund is invested in the securities
of other states paying 3, 3 IL
and 4 percent interest. Our UNI
derstanding is that the entire fund
is invested in Florida securities.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-20

There's every argument that
can be advanced In favor of the Gre
alton of the proposed new county
out of the southern part of DeSoto.
Thelpeople who live within the pro-
posed boundaries have much to
gain and nothing to lose. The
HERALD has always favored "a
division of DeSoto county, and is
more convinced now than eve
that the interests of this section
demand it.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-20
THURSDAY, FEB. 20. 1913

A late entry into the ranks of
Florida newspapers is the Sumter
County Advance, published by P.
D'A. Pratt at Webster. Our best
wishes for success.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-20
County Division

the public on notice that he would
introduce bill in the state legis-.
lature after the next sixty days to
divide DeSoto County into three
counties, thus sayeth the Arcadia
Enterprise.
Published in the Arcadia Enter
prise, Friday, March the 20, 1912,
was a prominent and leading edi-
torial, as follows:
THE MEANING OF THE CANDIDACY
OF F. M. COOPER
The election of f. M. Cooper as
state senator of this the Twenty
Seventh Senatorial District, would
mean county division at the next
session of the legislature.
DeSoto has now for four success
sive times voted with steadily in
creased majorities against county
division, therefore will cast large
majority against him on this prop
osition. Were it not for this is
sue, the majority of our people
would be still greater against him
for he is any thing else except a
popular citizen certain newspa-
pers in DeSoto and Manatee coun-
ties to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
For the good of the people Of
DeSoto county and in order that
this county be not misrepresented
in the State senate, this paper urg-
es all our people not 10 vote for
f. M. Cooper, for State Senator,
but lend their influence and cast
their votes for Hon. j. HI. Humph-
ries for this Office.
The above editorial was pub
lished Immediately after Mr..
Cooper's announcement of his can
didacy, before Mr.. Cooper had
time to think or make platform.
Now will the editor of the En-
terprise be fair and good enough |
to explain the above editorial9
Talk about making an issue, the
above one is full grown with
Dristles from head to tail. And
The funniest part of all Mr.. Coop
II was elected on the Enterprises
'wn platform, regardless Of the
'anting and Mysteries thereof.
That one little editorial Of the En-
erprise is most valuable, indeed,
0 the friends Of county division.
t will make mighty interesting
eading before the next legislature.
During the campaign last sum-
ner, Mr.. HUMPHREYS, in a cam
'aign speech at Arcadia, declared
hat the only issue between him
nd Mr.. Cooper was county divis-
On. Now friend Carter, ring in
few more of those little wish.
o-be-forgotten" little editorials
nd mcidentals now and then.
them now and then
hey make awfully interesting
eading about this time.
Mr. Cooper's friends in Arcadia
'ften told him during the cam
,aign, that they could not vote
or him Cooper, would be vote
or county division. MIR. Coop
RS answer to these friends, we're,
hat they made the issue and plat
form, and that he would stand on
t, and if they elected him they
would have to bear the conse-
luence. Well they elected him
but not the people of Arcadia.
The people that wished county d.
vision, which they are rightfully
entitled to get and will get at the
,ext legislature.
In another editorial of the En-
,erprise of Feb. Z, 1918:
'It will be remembered that
5nce upon a time Mr.. Cooper
served notice upon The people that
ne would be governed in his act
ons upon this question by the will
r. ~ l. L
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-02-20

only 81 votes cast for Cooper in
Arcadia out of over 400 cast for
Mr. HUMPHREYS. We have no
fault to find with the good people
of Arcadia for voting against
Frank Cooper. We don't have
any right to dictate to Arcadia
what she does any more than Ar
cadia has to dictate to Charlotte
Harbor, Fort Ogden, Bermont or
Wauchula, or any other part OF
the county. This is one time that
Arcadia will not dictate nor have
the fun of running the hog over
the rest of the county. The PEG,
pile that elected Mr.. Cooper will
have the pleasure of deciding
county division, which is only
just and right.
Again you say, Gas to the fall
cy of the idea, we have to only refer
to the registration books and as
sertain the votidg population OF
the proposed new counties. We
find it an even 600." Now guess
again. Before another twelve
months the new county ut this end
will poll more than a thousand
votes. And in less than five years
will poll ten thousand and better.
/ know this takes the hide off to
hear it, or you could not black
guard and run down this section
of the county. If our citizens are
such undesirable people, and it is
such an undesirable place to live,
and the lands are SO worthless and
the people therein, one would
think that you would give us a
free ticket to get out and shout
for JOY that we were in a county
to ourselves.
This is the cold blooded truth,
that can be proven, almost daily |
BY some stranger or tourist, say
ng that if they had listened to the
at Arcadia, they would
never have stopped here. You
Jay Punta Gorda and Wauchula
ire ambitious to become county
eats. Right you are for one
ime. What town in Florida
would not9 That don't say that
'unta Gorda will get the county
eat, that will be left to the will
# the people, the same as the
ounty division. When the cleo
ion takes place to decide where the
ounty seat will be located, Punta
iorda will not have the deciding
-ote by 200 majority.
You speak of the little toy
ounty and q lot more traddle
hat is enough to make a horse
ave commissions with laughter.
Jail in d third grade school boy
nd ask him to show you the rel
tive size Of the new-count y-to-be,
with the majority of
he other counties of Florida.
We find the proposed new
ounty in the lower end will con-
list of forty FIVE townships, con-
listing of 1920 square miles of
erritory with a total of 1,O34, 800
ores. We find this new county
Is large as fernando, Franklin
nd Citrus combined, lacking two
ownships. We find it as large as
oasco and Brevard combined.
We find it larger than the MAORI
y of the old counties of the state.
We can cut DeSoto into six
that would be larger than
number of the older counties of
he state. We who are in favor
# CO unity division, propose and
avor to sub divide this new
county when the eastern half shall
Envelope to the stage where it is
leeded and the citizens of the
anne demand it. AS far as the
lew counties having a hord of
,ffice holders to feed and main
The evening world., 1913-06-12
MURDERED GRAND vlzIEh
6URlED WITH GREAT P0MP
WHILE MARTIAL LAW REloMS.
Mallmoud Schefket Paslla Rests on
Spot Near Constantinople,
Where He Led Revolt.

CoNSrANrNoFulE. June i..-Irhe
assassinated Grand v.sler MAhmoud
Schefket PashA ives buried to-day In
the Mausoieum situated on the Hin OF
liberty. In the outskirts Of the Turkish
sapltaL whore many Of HE soldiers fell
while he was leading them In the 0psra-
tons aeaihst csostsntinopis IL ASsiL
1eos. when the revolt Of the Ottoman
troops uhdsr HE command brought about
he disposition Of the ojd Ouitah Abdul
Hamid. The funeral ceremony was cor
rfed out With great pomD. most % the
garrison Of We ETY. partiepatine.
ceastantineDis 10 under martial iaw
aa1 several msmbssS u he Dilitary
LeAsus have besa arrssse9 1Ae pes0i>
ere n . SeAts of intsnss settlement.
esas1ng aooshes revolution anA - DrV-
vsos moos fosming ths Ports declared
martial NV iast AishA All eatissas were
ordered 10 - indoors ~ 10 p. n.
Phnes SAID HAHN. Toeslsn Minister
end oncs Prssa0sat q the counsa Of
State. ias bssa MADE 0sAnA vialse "a
interim. and chs oshss 1fiaistesU viii
asA their portfolios NJ Tie time bsins.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
YOUR HAIR IS TURNING GREY
AND It MAKES. YOU LOOK OLD

man look Old. There II no uys waiting
another minute don't lose your pc.
sition q fail In gstting q better one
because you are old loolsing-,,se Hays
Haf Health nov.
NAoss WHO are using Hays Hair
Health reeoasmend Il to-their friends,
because Il is genuinely good, always
restores grey hair to Ito natural color.
destroys dandriff, keeps the scalp
easan and healthy. You begin to note
the dif1ersaes at once. Th0 NV grey
halfs di9appeaf and nsv9 rstsnn.
WIZ. look % WIN YOU are ygang! !
0st . bettls q HAy's Hair Health 1t
once, start using L end ~ what
difference . fsw dpplication make.
The evening world., 1913-06-12

wus: pisoAsa gx1ty - oass0iag aene-
stts In sarNss; fined 10 Or one Aay n
pr1oon.
ossson stuuMy. Ne. - osusA Ninth
streSs. Brooe1Vn; p,eaAs1 gsnty smok-
ins cigar n Aosofy; sentence suupss6ed.
Nathan Hysuam, 80. n wsst One Hun
dred and EiGhth srset: pleaded saflty
smoking cigar in garage; nned 30 or
two can In wilson.
Robert o. Naawsll alidesAssd, Conn.
D,ssdsA guilty smoking cigarette n Gar.
aes: sentence 0ispsalsd
Ivan AiAskA. No. 80 East diougeon
street: pieade1 Guiity assault In third
decree: fined - or five days IN prison.
0sm 0sFssn. No. 81 DAst fiouss0n
slrsSt; plsaAs1 guilty smoking .cigasstts
in faotoryi sentence Suspendsd.
Slhius n. tSsvy. No. ~ Dass One Hun.
lroa end ySfty-six1h street; pleaded
Gnity 20 smoking cigarstts n saraGe;
Assd 10 or one ~ Ia Prison.
afay DoysA No. ~ wsN one etuA.
area and Twsuty-hfth strsSs, pisal
guilty to shopliftine from Third avenue
Department store: thres months IN peni-
ssns3afy.
WllAan IawpsneA oswsne7.0ve ySasl
sd; Seals . ~ tsem har1wass ssors'
thirty AAyU - priosA
NaeAAn Marcus. 10. ~ Dass 0as aIun-
Arsd sad Tnirty-saxsh street; pssAAsd
suffty - ansking asAsssts IN Nsotosy;
f,nsd - - one az IN DriAon.
james Whittsa. No. Is East 0Ixty.
oush slfssei UlsAAsd gssty alno1inS
~ IN GAsaGs; ansd 40 o. one day IN
prison.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
vENDto LOSES POINT
IN 1AxicAB SCANDAL.
Justice Cot Refuses yellow Com
panys Agent Permission to
INSPECT Jury Minutes.

Justice Con. IN the Supreme Court.
to-day denied the molten - osoees
Gordon I3atas 70 inspect he minutes
OF me Grand Jury upon which the In.
dietmsnt Of Joseph n vead4g Wa In.
dietsa Cor perjury bscauss Of he tssti-
meny esgar1ing ths Tree rid1ng eists Of
me Ysiow Taxtcab company Soe city
ooo1ah.
NJ. Batss had ooatsoAsl eAat the
tsst1mony Of vsndiS a May =, on
W1aicA NE dndactmsnt was based becauss
he SAID tha& no city oihciaas rode N
taHlcaos frss. ought - - tsasn Into
consideration with aatee testimony nat
he dtd not have access % the books end
eosdd eot have been accurately informed
O. TIE matter.
Justice Cor made no comment osyond
IN lndorsesnent on the Indictment "mo-
usn AaAsd."
The evening world., 1913-06-12
ltyElRlD(DM|AN
GETS THIRTY. DAYS
fl)RSTEAuNe LOCK
Several Offenders Sentenced
for Smoking in Factories
and Garages.

Thlrty-avs pris0nsrs were srraasssd
yesterday IN the Court o. General sAA
epscsai ssasions for sentence. The dis'
psest,sa Of each vas - feiisws:
~ JUDGE MULoveGN.
Astaus =. JeycA tveaty.ssvss ysass
NJ OF No. go wsss Serty-sssssA
sersss; psssdsd suiity Their o. ~ frsn
~, Nieds, OF Ne. SO Tenth avenue;
oest s9saas: state prison one 70 ave
ysasa
~ Jvooe oWANN.
Y Thomas Cawisy. twenty-five yeafs
-. Of No. Bss Hudson street.; pleaded
evilty Aoidsng up Belt iias car ~
Porsy aal west streets March Is ana
rottlns eosouotee: three prior eonvSs.
49, for nisde0aaner: 1nire Re.
ouQnaAory.
ma Msessll twsnty.four years ~.
e Ne SO west One Hundrsd ~
9woaay-GlxtA 0ersSt and Gus A. Schsa.
Aeaanssl. sAifty-ssvsn ysars old. q
- ll1 JaAalsa AvsnuA l. L; ~
! $1,000 salty oheft a hardware from
- ~ TAis1 avenue; drst offsoee;
80 pealteot1Asy Aix months.
Sanee VsfslA tWsaty.thrss years Old.
~ ~ West oas hundred and Thirty.
AooosA ssessA - Ohariss BsaAys
evsaty-sss yUoes ca. Of No. S,SSl
nvooAvsy: 18th pisadsd guAty assesles
~ Dseaasl Lsvinasia Of Ne. eso
l1asy Plase fer pusposs Of robeeeys
~ s9snAsss; TrriA esaitsntiary one
Soar: BRAY. Olty Asiosnatesy.
~ Ju0og Foor0N.
GALA DsaaoA twsatysesas yeass ~
~ ~ West Tvsaey-oevsstA strese,
sssel anA sssSssts1 hss1anG ~ 81
vun1lno ASeahAn Levonsee q ~ NJ
The evening world., 1913-06-12

Wsss eWoney.s0vsaaA sessst; era q.
Tense: Elmlra Nsfcsmatosy.
AndsaA ChwsaA swssty-twe ysAn
old. No. a. Droeme street; v1eaded
guilty. burglary at rier a North Nsver;
flfst offsn6es: Bsmira reformAsosy.
3oafry CsAsa. n1nseesA ysAsS ~. Ne.
- Orchard ssrsee: FhiAo Kopf. nine
sssa ysAn ~. No. n sufgsek strsst
go aeeests ealunan. aaAsosea ysAss ~.
no. = ATTORNEY 0lssSe: each pleaded
guilty Surssafy - No IN Broons
Sersse: OphsA ssssnd SRsnsA 0sAts
Ds.eso aehtssa 0seuehs: Kopf 81 6ais.
mas. ara oRs16sA CITY rsfssnakory.
Jeanes Ksnsedy. ssvsn4ssn ysass oid,
No. . West one 11undrsd 81 Third
strsSs: ylsaAsd gaffty unlawful ssesrino
Suiidiae = Ne q Lawrence stzUa; asst
s0snss; CITY rsformAsory.
~ SV0oe GRAIN.
vincent clardu1lA, ssvsntssn yeAss
old. No. - Daa One 1lu.lssd aal
TwSaftA sssssss pasaAsd guilty hsfs q
leap Saps from Ma q Neessvsit street,
arst ofRsuse; Csty NSeesuntsry.
Augustus pessys eWsney.sae yeasS eid.
No. ~ wsss o. aunooo1 en1 0Svsn.
tssnsh sersst; sassAsa ssoay asAsasas
yosns ~, arse s9sasss Dsnitsssassy
~ SVSrsoeo ooLlsstA ~6oeo
AND FoANeA.
0amvsi JurDAn, No. - DAGe nm
street: pasaAs1 Suaty u sns,u1A6 dgaf
Ia SAssssy, assA ~ - ~ Aays u
prison.
fisnry DssssA. ~ - Powsss stssst.
Broskiyn, pssalsa suieU s1soh,ns cigar
n esse6ry, Aasd - o. sas Gay In
prison.
James BiaashAs,l. ssA. = on DsssA.
way, ssavssesa ln1sesnt sxpoSurs; nnsd
90 os Two AAyU n Drboo.
JoAA Rosso, No. - 0taAtsa Sereet.
anA Lsuis Meme. Ne. - DAst oae
Hun1rsd ana Eighth street; esnvicesd
running disordsr1y houss: one year N
peaaesatary.
HArry Moore, No. - wsR vossNnfsA
ssrsst; broke Into buiadsn6 an wsst III.
tssasA street, sseermatory.
rstsf MoCrysts. No. Is DsdforA
serssss Dssadsa Ouefty - theft q pair q
sboss; ssntsnee 0UoDsu1sd.
SGsssto Pso9. Ne ~ 000 y1ev-0rss
street.; pleaded sS1lty - then u c'seA
No0 taaieesng sstdbnshmsnk; N
ousAs h osaiSsnnaey.
CHARLES Ulsvy. one Hundred END
TAissy-esussh stssss en- Third svsnusi
stole - from uUosvef; psnitsntiasy.
~ sss@ehA
CAases :. rata YeasssU, uasaAs1
sulisy - Snsaaug ~ n GarAes; fined
A.
The evening world., 1913-06-12
This Is Not the Time When
Old Age Is to BE
Desired
TO KEEP POPULAR KEEP
YOUR APPEARANCE OF. YOUTH

. A ysang nan was surprised To havs
- app6eet3on fog Q position turned
aoWn" He was bset1 equipped fos
thQ po1leion than ~ follow who got Il.
~ d!ee0vvFed that biz gFsy hairs
did e. He was ''too old" locIine. ~
Tho eomo evsfywAseo. ThFo b no
doubt but that ~ sais doss mAks .
The evening world., 1913-06-12

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reduce + to tsis rssalaily 6rs,n ssbcisss
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70 10 0ops IN wstS - heW oaors msAb.
The evening world., 1913-06-12

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20. a." write: III -. mo. q .csthias
Esa.ss. S SsSsns.s. piss.. iss n: know what
ks.-.: 70. sven, s,..n L h.!. -.
thing EncW for nc trs.tgi.H Z dtsI ,s n.
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=; ;:;'' u. ': ss'e! e " =? = OK :''
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back to me. You understand that It's
on account OF the secret that I ask
you to leave us. You understand that
I would never send you away from me
II l had my way. don't you. Grace7"
Il understand hat you want me to
90 now" Grace Noir replied unre.
sponsive. She assembled the stairway
at each step seeming TO mount that
much the higher into an atmosphere
OF righteous remoteness.
No n who separated Gregory from
his secretary could enjoy his tolera,
ton, but Fran had struck far below
the surface OF likings and ~dislikings.
She had turned back the covering OF
conventionality TO lay bare the CULVER.
ing heartstrings OF life Itself. There
was no time to hesitate. The stone
a. which on other occasions might be
n laughing, elish face was now held
ready for battle.
Hadn't we better go In a room
where we al talk privately" Fran
asked. Il don't like this hall. That
woman would just as soon listen over
the banisters as not. I've seen lots of
people like her. and I understand her
kind"
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CHAPTER v.
We Reap What We Sow.

II anything could have ~prejudiced
Hamilton Gregory against Fran's inter.
ests II would have been her sighting
allusion to the one who typiHed his
most exalted ideals as that woman
But Fran vas 10 him nothing but an
agent bringing out OF the past a Sc.
cret he had preserved for almost TWEEN.
~ years. This stranger knew OF his
youthful folly, and she must be pre-.
vented from communicating II to 9TH
ers.
IL was from no OF aroused con.
science that he fastened TO lead her
70 the front room. In this crisis, some.
thing other than shuddering recoil
from haunting deeds was imperative;
unlovely specters must be made TO
vanish.
He tried desperately To cover his
dread under a voice OF harshness:
What have you TO say 70 met"
Fran had lost the insolent compos-
ure which the secretary had inspired.
Now that she was alone with Hamii.
ton Gregory. II seemed impossible TO
speak. She clasped and unclasped her
hands. She opened her mouth. but
her lips were dry. The wind had
risen. and as II went moaning past
the window. II seemed to speak OF the
yearning Of years passing In the night.
unsatisled. At last came the words.
mufied. frightened-"1 know all about
It."
"Ali about what. child" He had
lost his ~harshness. His voice was al.
most coaxing. an II e~ntreating the
mercy OF ignorance.
Fran gasped. II know all about It
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81 an so afraid OF YOU" murmured
Fran. But I know the meeting will
last a long time yet. I'd hate 10 have
70 wait long nj Mr.. Gregory's with
hat disagreeable lady who isn't Mrs.
Gregory"
Abbott vas startled. Why did she
thus designate Mr.. Gregory's secre-
saryf He looked keenly at Fran, but
'he only said plaintively:
Cant we stay here?"
He was disturbed and perpiexed. II
was as II n fitting shadow from some
informed cloud OF thought.mist had
ALLEN upon the everyday world out OF
ais acknowledgements. Why did this
stranger speak OF Miss Grace Noir as
he lady who isn't Mrs. Gregory? '
The young man at times had caught
himself thinking Of her In just that
way.
School superintendent do not enjoy
being mystified. Really" Abbott de-