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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
WOODMEN TO HAVE
BANQUET TONIGHT
Sovereign Commander Root
Will Be Guest of
Honor

Much interest is being manifested in
the Woodmen circles in the visit to
Birmingham of Joseph Cullen Root of
Omaha, Neb., sovereign commander of
the Woodmen of the World, and found
er of the order. The distinguished
visitor holds the highest office in tho
gift of the order and the local Wood
men have prepared for him a royal
welcome. Tonight at the Hotel Hill
man banquet will be given in his
honor and Sunday afternoon a mon
ster gathering of all the Woodmen Of
the Birmingham district and adjoin-
ing territory will be held at the Or
pheum theatre where Commander Root
VIII deliver an address.
DIR. H. A. Elkourie, chairman of the
committee of arrangements announces
that all preparations for the banquet
tonight have been completed and that
1t is estimated that over 500 members
or the order will be present. In addi-
lon to the sovereign commander, 9TH
er leading members of the order will
be present including Head Consul
Deacy, Head Manager Powell Sover-
e1gn Representative Holloway and 9th
ers.
The toastmaster, DIR. Elkourie. states
that the names of the principal speak
ers at the banquet are withheld in
order to give everyone a pleasant sur
prise He states that in addition To
the male members of the order a large
number of ladies of the Woodmen
circle will be present at both the ban
quet and mass meeting
-
IN the city yesterday and was well
coined by a large and representative
reception committee which will see to
his entertainment while in the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
HOBSON TO SPEAK
TO Y. M. C.. A. SUNDAY
Subject VIII Be ''The Young Man in
the Twentieth Century" Along
Character Building Lines

Congressman Richmond p Hobson
will speak to men only at the Jeffer-
son theatre Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian association on
the subject, The Young Man in the
Twentieth Century," Captain Hobson
promises to give one of his best ad-
dresses on this occasion and, no doubt,
will be greeted by a large audience.
j. I. Shaddic<, Jr., win be heard in
solo. He has what is considered one
of the best baritone voices in the city
and his singing will be feature of
the service The doors will be open
at 2.3O and the meeting is free to the
men of Birmingham. The address will
be strictly along religious and char
acter building lines and, it is stated,
has no reference to politics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
S. S. CONVENTION TO
MEET IN MERIDIAN

Meridian, November 21.-(Special. }
The members of the different Baraca
Bible classes of the city, together with
the entire Sunday schools of all de-
nominations, are planning for the meet
ing of the district Sunday school con-
vention and the older boys conference
OF the state, both of which are to be
held in Meridian on the same dates.
October 5, 6 and 7.
1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance of boys who are Just
about grown from all over the state.
1t being the purpose to interest them
in work along Christian lines of en-
deavor somewhat on the order of the
Young Mems Christian association.
The Sunday school convention will be
attended by some of the most prom
inent Sunday school workers in the
state and several from other states.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
NJ M'COMBS BELIEVES
Progressive PARTY
IS BEING ABSORBED
Democratic Chairman Re-
CARDS Republicans as the
Chief Contender With
Democrats in 1916

Washington, November 21-William F.
McCombs, chairman of the democratic
national committee, after a conference
today with President Wilson. announced
that he believed the republican party
would be the chief contender with the
democratic party for the presidency in
1916.
THE recent elections" said Mr.. Nc
Combs, have served to strengthen a con-
viction l have had since the last national
election that much of the progressive
party would be absorbed either by the
democratic or republican parties and that
the next national political conflict would
find the republican party the principal
opponent of the democracy"
Mr.. McCombs and the President dis
cussed the general political situation for
more than an hour, but the New York
democratic situation, the national chair
man asserted, was not brought UP in
any way. Before calling on the Presi.
dent Mr.. McCombs conferred with Rep
resentative Doremus of Michigan, chair
man of the democratic congressional
campaign committee, regarding plans for
more active cooperation between tho
congressional and national committee
As to his own future Mr.. McCombs re-
iterated his oft-repeated declaration that
he sought no public office apd that he
would not be the ambassador to France.
As to the chairmansaip of the national
committee, Mr.. McCombs said: II ex-
pect to be as active in politics as will be
consistent with my business affairs
Late in the day the national chairman
talked with Attorney General McReynolds.
Tomorrow he expects to meet other men,
bers of the cabinet. He will go to New
York Sunday night and return to WASH
ington for the White House wedding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
TENNESSEE BANKER
SEEKS INFORMATION

Montgomery November 21-(Spe-
cial. )-J. T.. Hutton of Columbia, Tenn,
recently appointed president of the
state banking department of that state.
called on Superintendent of Banks
Alex f. Walker today to obtain in
formation relative to the system of
supervising the banking department of
Alabama. Tennessee's banking depart
ment was recently created, and it will
be conducted along the same plan es-
tablished by Mr.. Walker in his super
vision of the Alabama department.
Mr.. Hutton was accompanied by John
j. Heflin of Columbia, his assistant
The new superintendent of the Ten
nessee banking department is pres-
dent of the Phoenix National bank of
Columbia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
1O,434,3 ,3S7 COTTON BALES
GINNED IN Il. S. THUS FAR
Census Bureau Makes Report of Bales Gnned Prior to Nove
ber 14-11S2747 Bales Gnned in Alabama

Washington. November 21.-Cotton
ginned prior to November Ia amount
ed to 10,434,3S7 bales, according to the
announcement of the census bureau to-
day.
Round bales included 74,127; sea
island cotton, 52,679 bales.
Ginnings by states: Alabama, LISP,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
IrdnscOntinentdl Flyer
Plunges Into Lake Superior
Many Escape When Fast Express is Wrecked in
man Drowned When Engine Jumps Track and
Falls Over Ledge Into Lake

Winnipeg, Mani, November 21.-Many
persons narrowly escaped death today
when the first section of the Canadian
Pacific railroads. Imperial Limited west
bound from Montreal to Vancouver was
wrecked near Caldwell. 175 miles east of
Fort William, Ont.
The locomotive fireman was drowned.
Canadian Pacific railway train No. /.
Known as the Imperial Limited, and run
ming from Montreal to Vancouver, was
wrecked near Herons Bay Ont, early to-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
Weather Forecast

Washington, November 21.-Weather
forecast for Alabama Fair Saturday
and probably Sunday; moderate south
east to south winds.
Tennessee: Fair Saturday; Sunday
fair, somewhat colder.
Mississippi: Generally fair Saturday
and Sunday; somewhat colder Sunday
north portion; moderate southeast to
south winds.
Georgia; Fair Saturday and Sunday
light to moderate variable winds; most
ly south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
Mrs. Wier Not Guilty

Cheyenne, Wyo., November 21.-The jury
trying Mrs. Joseph L. Wier wife of an
army officer, for the alleged theft of
gowns from Mrs. j. s. Cecil, late this
afternoon returned a verdict of not guilty
The case was tried in the United States
district court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22

Reports by way of Fort William that
the transcontinental flyer had plunged
into Lake Superior We're current here
for several hours before any confirma-
ton could be obtained from the railway
officers.
The accident was caused by the engine
jumping the track at a point where tho
road skirts Lake Superior on a ledge high
above the water. The engine plunged
INTO the lake carrying the fireman to his
death.
Ihe engineer escaped by jumping. Bag
gage cars buffet cars and the heavily
laden Pullmans remained on the grades
top.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
OVER HALF NEW YORK
Y. M. C.. A. FUND RAISED

New York, November 21.-The contribu-
tion clock of the Young Women's and
Young Mems Christian associations, which
are engaged here in two weeks cam
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22

normal. Continued fair and pleasant
weather seems indicated for Birmingham
Saturday.
Summary of observations made at
United States weather bureau stations:
Temperatures
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22

paign to raise $4,000, 600, registered s1Oo,5Sa
today, and its hand showed that the fund
now totals nearly $S,00O,000 the exact tig-
ures being $2,949933. Todays gifts in
cluded $4,000 from J. p. Morgan & Co.,
$4,000 from Mr.. and Mrs Stephen c. Clark
and 500 each from Daniel Guggel helm.
Herman Sielcken and William ielson
Cromwell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22

747; Arkansas. e0S.724; Florida. 53,219
Georgia. 4, 1,S24.290 Louisiana. 274,997i
Mississippi. 1885, 797; North Carolina
493,025; Oklahoma, 666,679; South Car
olina, 995,s97: Tennessee, 2S3, 52S.
Texas, 3,304,565; all other states, Co.,
919.
Ginnings of sea island cotton by
states: Florida 1894; Georgia, 30,-
0S2; South Carolina, 3053.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
Only One .BROuO ouINrNE.

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for the signature of L. w.
GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day.
Cures Grip in Two Days Csc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
Strike Debt Paid

Denver, November 21.-Eugene Y. Debs
socialist party leader, announced here to-
day that the last of the Indebtedness in
CURED in financing the American Railway
union strike in 1894 has just been paid
Debs said that he personally had paid
$4,000, raising the money by writing and
lecturing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
EVENTS Of Today

Underwood rally at Gipsy Smith audi
torium at 7;3O o'clock
Ladies of Childrens Day Nursery serve
dinner from 12 to 2:3o o'clock at 800 North
Twenty-first street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-22
At the Theatres

Jefferson: The Firehy," 2:30 and $3.50
o o'clock. p. m.
Bijou: 1.-The Bachelors Baby" 2:30 and
$3.50 o'clock.
Orpheum: Vaudeville, 2:sO, 7:3O and 0
o'clock, p m.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

Noaes h hereby givsa that q 1sb-
rsasy ~. 1sl3. ! Vim sell q Dublis
auctioa q Yainax, Oregon. the to-
lowing dssesibsl hersss:
One hipshes hofss, by. viii slsiDe
Ios faes. wsloht about 90 pousls,
Fbraa1 7 aaA : eoaasetsd. abeut :.
|ysass old. ons Nv mare. abest s
|seasS old. brand Inverted U % sight
shoulder. weighs sbout go pouala
Ons sorrel ysaslins hesse eeat, ~
branded. 0ns brown mare. veighe
eeout 800 pounds. vhits Il faee.
about - yeass old. beaaA Sea IN
shoulder. 0ne ~ mare. WITH vhlls
IN face. weighs about ~ peuoAs,
aboue Is yeass olA. braalel Z ~ J
eonneetsd. o. right sheullse.
Az person elainlng aay - o.
nees ef thsse hesses vill peessat ~ |
alain at o. % TIE abeve date q |
Ysinax OF klamath Aesaey.
These hogses ere eslgava. anA vill
- sold unless claim y established by J
'wnsr and szpsAse Of feeding raid. |
Ad1ress III eonnunieatisas q udsoa
Watson. klamath Assasy. oseeoa. o.
!. =. Holnaa. Yaina1. oreGoa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

Presentation Of Claim % Con6ressio-
nal Committee on Elections u
Made BY Prominent Women

WARRINGTON. D. C.. Jan. sl.-
Led by Mrs. Clara Colby Of Portland.
Ore. fosr hundred worksrs foe ~
womaA's suffrage cause naAs . lee-
ical dsmoastrasioa b fAvse & tAslr
cause before the houss committee =
elections this aftssaeea.
The dsmonstfatioa y . Dart a
their effort for TIE passaOo 6 . blu
pernittins womsa b vets q seasrss-
DionAl e1eeeieo9.
Nm. Colby opsasd ~ hoasing =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

an lmpassionsd address II Which shs
uresd the saactmsat Of . esassisu'
tloaal amendment prohibitins states
from dissnfranchisiAs eisiseas ~
cause Of sex. Other noted vemsa tot
lowed hse.
The claim Of the weosa vas sup-
rortsd By two Western member es
the house. LaRsrty Of 0rsUea aad
baker Of California. and deeea ~.
~ nembsrs OF the house. An eissd
the success Of equal su9saos b ehsle
home otatoo,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

Is; lot :. block ~: lot .. block 10,
aaA let Z q block -. Of Ne Iirsl
Alditiea y The city Of Desassa,
klamath eouaty. 0rsgea.
Taken aad lsvis1 upes = he proper.
y Of the sai1 1sssa1aAe J. o. Han-
akes. o. - oueA thereof - nv bs
neeessasy - satisfy he ssil juls.
meat y favor of he plaiatiR. Z. L.
vouteA. against said defendant. Win
iptsrsss .thersoa. together With sil
costs a.d dsbsrssnssss tAss havs ~
Dated q Klamath vails. orseoa,
January 10. 1919.
q. Q. LOW. shssiR.
oro. A. HAYDoN. Deputy.
l.le.3-10P
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

OeAaAoo
u the County Coust q ths Uesss q
ossgoa. Tor Klamath Cousey.
IN The Matter es the Estate a 0eses
L. Weed. Dseeass1.
70 Elias L. Weed. Heir Of Oeseo L,
Weed. Deceased; asd 70 al on.
sss unkaovn. u sush there b:
Ie appearing 70 the sstisfaeejoa OF
this court fSeo Tie vssiasd petitjes
OF Nellie Wall. administrators q ~
state Of ossee L. Weed. dseeassI. q
sIs Asesos. thst 4 would b Tor H.
sdvantaes. beasat aal bese inteeease
OF the estate sAd thoss Interested that
. portion Of ths sssi properly q ~
estate b cold.
IL b therefore eelsssl thse III -.
soas istsFestsd d ths estate q the
said eesco L. Weed. deeeased. apsea,
. the county sesst soon. n ~
klamath eeuaty court heuse. n ~
sisy Of klamath yslls. 0seeoa. heeoee
lhie eosst % The asst ~ q Narsh.
=. p. 1913. q ths hous q 70 e'elasH
. the fossaoos Of sail a.. a. 49,
lad there show cause, u ssy esise
Vns % order q sals sheull set III
sses by THE sesst = psaysl To- 4 /!
aid pstitlon.
yne ssei psepssty bsloasias 70 ~ |
state aaA vhish + Dstitiessl = = |
'o'd y dsseribsl y fellows. te-vil.
The ~ ee ~ swH ~ ~. |
wk of ~ SEX q seetioa q. +. |
gewnehSp eS. seuth Of naass ~
eaee q TIE willsnstts Nerl1isn. /.
k!smash sesaty. Oregon.
hb farther osdssel. that ! es,, - /
s's esees y publhhsl ios 81 ~
~ soos weeks b ths weekly ell1Ie5
~ nlanath nspuhlieaa. ! sevnoc- /
g pse!'shed vlthia ~ seunly.
Is's. = y. sh's - ~ = Jassasy. |
WI I woapps
'uSxn xnoepALk : y1noUooN. H
Aeoeenegu ~ Alnin,o(sois1..
'l-oo-1-oS :
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

|sAasaslse = - tssA1 win saeA pewsl
10 oonusl al>senate lAueAtse aal
teArs - y sheWn by Jsesy ~ Tramp.
Tho dramatic ln>srsst = tAoonsA the
appsal = The synpatAy u ~ hunaA
heart poworfuL 90 ne ee0edy \ =
refined = Il = s1eesssfHl \ moving
the audisnos = lAuoAtss.
TAe eoaaAaa Deanatie Club hes
BEEN n sxistenee foe several ysara.
an1 during that tlne tAs neabers
have made careful oendy q tAe Drama
and have produsea : Aunbsr u an
cult plays. TAs tFeape Aas naas ssv-
sral s1eeeesful tr1pu threagA tAe
couAty. but TIL = tAelr orss aposaf.
ancs n klamatA vAllB.
There ars larue nuubtr % Do
nanna people rssl1ing herr. and they
plan to turn ous b fercs at this svsn-
lns's psrfornaAcs. ne play viii -
\ tAe torn of a Informal rsunioa for
he Bonanza peeDls. end local peepls
With friends h Deaaasa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

1'uAoocaeIoo - ou00eno
II the circait Court h aa1 sse Ne
County oe kiaossA as1 oease q
Osssoa.
George y. russss. Piaiseia.
".
Nina Nae Turner. Dsfsalaat.
In the Name Of the state Of 0se0oa.
10 Nias Nae Tsssss. Dslsa6aas.
0restias:
You are hereby required 70 - aad
appear and 70 answer - he eoapiaist
nled herein against yos n The above
sntitlsd suit on OF before March 9Th.
A. d. i3iS. hat bstss sAs lass Aay
within which yeu sss allovsl 70
answer. etc.. herein - assA b The
order of the court Tor psbiieasseo ee
summons hsssla; aal ie zoe. ~ sal1
Nina nss Tusasf. 6sess1ast. fai1 70
b sad appear sad answer. etc.. eald
eompiaiat. ths Dlaiati9 viu spOly %
ssid eosvt to- he relief psaysl sss b
biz said complaint te-wie:
i-rhss The beals q aassloeay
bssvssa he plaiasia ~ Asoua1aus
- dissolved:
s-TAas tAs plalas,4 havs sAs sus-
tody Of Tie oiaes sAlll. osedso -.
bert Tsssss:
3-Aal ees aay fussAse selsee . %
bic heoes nay sssa aseG
The ssnaeas \ Dsbllshe1 b ~
xlanssA ns0sblSsaa. . Dsblts Hsvs-
pspss publishsd b sAs sity q Kan
eth Pam. KlsoasA eeuaty. sesss es
Oregon. by ths order os Hoo. Hsasy L.
Bsasoa. judge Of the circuit eouss os
klamath eosaey. state q 0segsa,
which said order directs that sun.
eoas b psblisAs1 esse Q vesk epe ~
successive weeks asA dsss1 go susee.
ID Jaauasy -. 4. D. 1913.
Date es Ne asse publisasieo heeoe(
, Jaasasy %. 4. D. 1915.
". n. \ RBNNun.
Aeeesasv IT. PlAioalG.
SsSVso-Ob
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

six-year prssidsntial term vas 70.
suneo today. Strong opposltioa =
9ivsa the measure By the progress
ives. Who believe che bill 10 designed
to make Roossvsit Ineligible for slse-
tiou. 0snators Bristov and Poiadsx.
tss aro leading The eppositieo.
The Owen amsndmsnt for the a.
rect eosetioa ef the president was de-
Ssate6. ~ % -. Il also provided Tor
Q six-ysAf tern Of Once.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31


By vistus of - sxeeutlss duly \.
sued by ~ clerk q ~ circuit eous>
|of the county es Klanath oe the stat
|of Oregon. dated ~ leu lay sf Ne.
|venbsr. 1919. h . sestais sstiea /,
the circuit eoust n sail eeunty sal
|seates vhsssia nieAasl Wiliis g
plaintt9 sseovsesd julOneat seainel
John Yshr for tAs sun 6 ~, vith
Interest q ~ ssle q Z ~ seat -
enaun mon ~ Sllh ~ It Massh.
1910. aaA ~ sesls ~ lisbuseo.
meats.
Neeies = hseeby sivpo that ] YIN
- tAe s7th lay n rebsu6sy, 1918. Il
- most deog q ~ soust houee. -
klenath PALS. II ssll eounty. = e
o'eIeek y ~ feseneoo = oaj1 ~.
.eu = publlp spelIeo, = ~ hirhosi
et4ees fes eaghs ~ ~ slehl, tllIe
- inteeoe( - ~ Wl1hln nsuol -
lea1aof. 3ehp Yahs. q ~ fo0lovirr
looev1peo pepoogeys tovU1ts
~ 8 q = ooe(ioa I. 5twn6nlp
sAisev- -eaGn1 lpA) ssaAh, saaGs |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

Thsre are fuaAs II ths city tssas-
|ary for the re6s0ptisa q gssssal
|fuhd warrants protested % aaA PRIOR
10 August 5. isle. Interest esasss
from date hereof.
Dated q klamath Ialls. Oregon.
this 9Th day OF Dscember. 1914.
J.. W. sIEMENe. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Mstis Kilsors came h
rhursday fron DoaAnsa. They viii
attend the pssformAnes at ~ opsea
house By the Boaaasa Dramatic Club
tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31
PEOoume That yTuke

Before yoa 81 Aust, 60 ~ ~
shoull Insure yeassslf vieA . 49,
paay that Dayo nbesal 0aoaAlD =.
denAitiss fee . s0all DeaeAly Dse0e.
IN. Bert Mscey Ds1alss tAAs hisl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

Adninlstsaaos's NseSee q yillag Vinal
In The County Court q The stsss oe
Oregon. for Klamath County.
In the Matter Of TIE Estate Of Ada L
Kinney. Deeeaso1.~
Notice = hsfsby g1veo that have
nisd ny anal aeeeunt saA report o
adninistsatos o. ~ eoGa1e Of Ada L,
Kinney. deesassl. 80 ~ above -
titled eoust has 1ss1 upea 10 O'Clock
u The forsaooa q March ., 1913, q
the tine. asd he eosnty eourt soon
u ehs eourt houss q x1anath eou,.
y. 0rsgoa. II The city of klamath
Pals II ssid county. = Tie plase
When ,an1 where any psrsea nay pre-
mt any objeetjoa o. sseeDeion 70 aay.
ehins thsreia eoaGsiasl, o. 70 say.
Thing doas by - = alniaistsseor.
An1 st Tie ssns tire aal plsee the
aid court VIII nnaily settle The sail
lecounG
TAis assiss + publisAsl pursuant
% order of tAs above satitjsd eeurt
naes January -. 1919. anl ths Asse
'uelieseios y made q January -.
1913.
4. KINNEY.
Administsator Of ~ Estate of Ala
Z. xiAasy. Deeeasol.
luHk1NpALL = yDnoUsoN.
Aeeosasys fee the A1ninistsstes. !
1-3o-9-95P
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31
Works Six Year Term
Bill Creates q Stir
In Addition to the Debate In Con.
6ress, Argument Over Measure
In Le6lslature Ends In Row

SACRAMENTO. Jaa. si.-Dufias
d bitter debate over saaford's rssolu-
tIon approving he WORKS prssiasa.
tial election bin IN ths assembly 20
day. Csminssti rsenssA 70 take Ais
.eat when ordered - % -. He was
arrested aad escorted 70 his eeak
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

DREsoMAKIN0-Reen ~. LAKESIDE
Ian. 1o.lOs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

sss R.lasrs q s'ssea \ here - :
WHIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

WARRINGTON. D. O.. Jan. sl.-
The debate of Tie Works ball fos .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-31

u k's weseh hsv1ng. ~ westh -
sssang. - CAiDeses. - l1alD -,
Pheas -.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-09-12

A MOVEMENT is on foot to
hav. the arch fend Harry
Orchard pardoned from the
penitentiary. AS the States
man and other papers have
pointed out, to do such a
thing would be lasting dis
grace to ldaho's citizenry.
This convict, by, his own con-
fession which he has never
repudiated, has been the per-
petrator of twenty-four cold
blooded murders, for which
he is now being rewarded
with kind treatment, instead
of having been punished as
all such criminals should be.
The sooner the public mind
can grasp the fact that mere
ly to imprison such criminals
amounts to rewarding them
instead OF Furnishing them, and
the sooner murderers are
made to pay tor their crimes
on the gallows, the better it
will be for society and the
sooner crimes will begin tot
decrease, instead of increasing
as is the case at the PRESENT.
time.
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KEEP on boosting.
country can stand it.
Tariff Bill Passed.

The dLmocra tic tariff revision bill
passed the senate Tuesday by a vote
1T "A to 81, after four months con-
sideration. 1t passed the house 10
the early part Of the special session Of
congress. which, was called by Pr.si-
dent Wilson for the purpose OF secur-
ing the enactH ent OF such law. A
comalittee is nuw To be appointed by
the senate to confer with the house
committee regarding the amendments
to the bill These agreed upon, the
measure will become a law with the
signature OF Pl dent Wilson.
The bill, as pissed, lowers duties
on the average. % per cent, and
contains an nc0me tax.
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Law on Reckless Riding.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE)

on such highway, shall reduce the
speed OF such motor vehicle, and shall
have the same under perfect control.
Sec. %. Every person operating a
motor vehicle on the public highways
OF this State shall drive the same in
careful and prudent manner and at
rate OF speed so as not to endanger
the property OF another or the life or
limb OF any person; PROVIDED, That
a rate of speed 10 excess OF thirty
miles an hour for not less than one
fourth of mile shall be presumptive
evidence Of driving at rate of speed
which is not careful or prudent.
page 572): Sec 30. No person
shall OPERATOR run any motor We.
hicle upon any of the public highways
OF this State while such person is IN
der the influence Of intoxicating
liquor.
Sec. 81. Any person violating any
OF the provisions Of this Act shall be
guilty OF misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be punish.
able by imprisonment in a county
Jail not exceeding six months, or by
fne not exceeding Three Hundred
($3OO.0O Dollars, Or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
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IHE new tariff bill, for the
enactment of which congress
was convened in special
session last spring. has gotten
past both houses, and after
being approved by the confer
ence committees and signed
by the president will become
a law. Whatever effect the
suspense as to the outcome
has had on the country's gen
eral prosperity will now be at
an end, and in its place will
come deep interest as to the
actual effect the measure will
nave in lowering the cost of