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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-03-27
Getting Used to 1t.

'How are you getting on in society,"
"Pretty WELL" replied Mr. Cumrox.
81 am much more at home in my own
house than | used to be. When we
have reception now people very sell
dom drag me up and try to introduce
me to my wife and daughters. -
Washington Star.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-03-27
LOOKING Forward.

"And, darling" says the bridegroom,
you are going to put your bridal
gown away in trunk in the attic, |
SUPPOSED"
Yes. indeedw the bride says.
Mamma always said if you saved
anything for seven years you would
have use for it again. Chicago Post.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-03-27
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-03-27
Rather Ambiuuous,

Mother (admonishing)-Don't let the
men come too near you when court
ing. Daughter-Charles and have a
chair between us.-Judge
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-03-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

u. S. Land Office at Lewiston. Idaho,
February Is, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Abram
House, of Elk City, Idaho, who on
November 2, 1907, made homestead
entry No. 12461, serial No. 02216, for
Sc IA, section %. township %, N, range
E, B. NJ, has filed notice Of inten-
Ion to make five year proof, to ests.b-
ish claim to the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver, u
5. Land office, at Lewiston, Idaho, on
ne 28th day of March, 1913 -
Claimant names as Witnesses; Leslie
)elor, Francis W. Thornton. W. 6.
itchfo'3 Frank Steckner, all of Elk
City, Idaho :, Ell =
T. H. BARTLETT,
Register,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-03-27

ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY
GEO. c. PECK ... Publisher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
AUTO EXP ORTS
SHOW INCREASE
American Cars Invasion o!
Europe Is Making Rapid
Strides,

New York, February 1S.-That the
American automobile invasion OF Eu-
rope is making rapid strides is proved
by the following article from tho cur
rent issue of Horseless Ago:
American automobile and parts
manufacturers exported during tho
twelve months ending December 81.
1912 more than s2S,Ooo.0OO worth of
their product, according 10 the latest
reports Of the Department of Com
MERGE and Labor. The exact amount
OF exports during this period was
$2s.30S,11S, which was $9.129,634 more
than during the same period Of 1911,
when the exports totaled s13,173.4s4
and represented an increase of ia per
cent. or s15.117.s22. over 1910
During the twelve months ended
December II last there were sent from
this country 23.720 complete automo-
biles of all descriptions. and repre-
senting value OF s23.703.3S9 From
January to juno so the cars ex-
ported totaled 1850. valued at s13.-
7l5,535, while from July l to Dccem-
Der 81. $3.50 automobiles. valued at
se.3SS,i5i, were sent to foreign coun-
tries.
"Beginning July 1 the Dcpa rtmcnt
OF Commerce aud Labor kent a record
n.
and It's records show that from then
until the end of the last year Ameri-
can manufacturers exported 31J COM
mercial vehicles, valued at sG90,lO4,
and 1886 pleasure cars, with Il value
Of s3,39S.350.
cars OF all types exported reached Is
800. with valuation of 315.924,361,
and for tho same period of 1910 the
records show that SAB cars, valued
at Sl1,elo.2s5, were exported
While the total number of vehicles
exported during the month OF Deccm-
Der last was less than during the
same period of the year previous, tho
value OF the car exports is greater for
1912.
Last December eighty seven com
mercial vehicles and 1926 pleasure
exported, as compared with 2247 cars
OF All types. valued at $l,s33,430, ex-
ported during the same month of 1911
There was Il marked falling off in the
Imports last year.
During the year 1919 thcre were
Imported into this country s6S COM
plcte cars. with 81 value of S19995S7.
and parts valued at S275.S19. a total Of
S22I5 40G, al compared with a total of
S2.fi6.2is. representing 97o complete
cars. valued at s2,09S,4SI. and parts 10
the extent of s347,T61. for the previous
twelve months.
Tor the twelve months ending De-
ccmber, 1910. there were imported l,o24
cars. valued at S2.0s0.555. and parts
valued at se5G,653
The official figures for 1912 show
falling Off from 1911 OF slT0S42, and
from 1910 Of s737.20S. In the month
of December. 1872. there were imported
elghty-sevcn cars of a value of S22T,-
652. as compared with 1o3 cars. Of a
value OF s227,oG7. for the same period
OF 1911.
There was moro marked decrease
in the Imports of parts last December
over the same month In the previous
year. the values OF the parts imported
during the respective months being
Sl,6g4 and s5oS9lr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
NO CHANGES IN
TEAM STANDING

Washington, d. G.. February Is
Washington bowlers finished their end
of the seventh annual tourney of the
Washington City Bowling Association
this evening. The tournament will
close tomorrow with the rolling of
the Baltimore entries, consisting of
thirty-six singles. eighteen doubles and
twelve teams.
Only two changes took place this
evening. In the Glass a singles. Fow-
Ter, who is "a better duckpin than a big
pin roller, now tops tho list of pin
knights in this class His scores for
games were 164. 224. I92, totalinG $50,
which is pins more than Burdine's
highest, who. until tonight was lead
ing with 577. The new standing in
this class Is Fowler, $50; Burdlne, SIT,
and Lon Krauss. 575. Weiser, who was
holding third place with a total of 571.
was showed into fourth, as result of
Fowlers spill
Len Collins. Jimmie Field, Harry
Krauss. Cap Brown, Eddie NIcKnew and
Harwood. the Blk Six" who are con-
sidered the best BOWERS in this city,
did not roll up to Their form. It was
expected that one of these six would
top the list of Glass A singles, but
such was not tho case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
WESTERNERS WANTED FALSE
FORWARD PASS ABOLISHED

Chicago. February ls.-Athletic Off
Gals at the University OF Chicago are
disappointed at the failure o fthe Foot
ball Rules Committee to rule against
tho false forward pass. 1t was said
by Coach Page and DR.. Dudley B.
Reed that the frequence OF the false
forward pass in the West last fall
made n statute against IL essential
IT was held that many times n
player about 10 be tackled for a loss
escaped the usual consequences by
tossing the ball 10 the ground and
making an uncompletcd forward pass
because OF being allowed 10 drop the
ball in this fashion, said Coach Page.
poor work on the part of the runner
escaped punishment. and good work on
the part Of the defense was over
looked"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
RICE WARREN TO
COACH VIRGINIA
University Selects Former Direc.
tor of Randolph-Macon as
Alumni Director.

Charlottesville. Va. February 1S.-
The question of a head coach for the
Virginia football team for noxt sea-
son which has been engaging the at
tentton of the athletic authorities at
tho university for some time. has boon
settled by the choice of Rice Warren, of
Harrisonburg. Va. The choice is said
to be very pleasing to undergraduates
and alumni. and a successful season
Is already predicted for Captain Car
tcrs eleven
Mr. warren was IIeadcoach E.lliotts
right bower the past fall, though he
lost some time from the squad follow
ing an operation for appendicitis He
Is q student In the medical school hav-
ing entSred college last September 10
take the full four-year course. His
hrst gridiron experience was obtained
Mt tho university. whore he played end
Tor one year. The next season he sus-
taincd an injury. which kept him out
Of tho game for tho greater part Of
the season. The fall OF tho following
year he accepted the position OF di-
rector of athletics at Randolph Macon
College. tho big Methodist institution
located at Ashland, Va There he met
with much SUCCESS AZ coach of tho
baseball and football teams. and dur
ing his three years. stay at the college
randolph Macon won the champion
ship OF the Eastern Division OF the
State-twicc i'll football and twice In
baseball.
Warren is vouchsafed for by KEN
per Yancey, a former Virginia captain
and fullback. who halls from the same
valley town. Warren not only Will
make good coach, but ho is already
{, good coach. He Possesses a SPLEEN
did knowledge of tho game and. best
OF all knows men and can therefore
get the best results Yanccy and
warren have been intimately associat-
ca Tor the past ten years. 1t was upon
fancey's advice that warren was Sc
lected as head coach at Randolph Ma
CON warren made good at Randolph
Macon and for several seasons past he
has been called to the university to
aid in developing the varsity for the
crucial games on the schedules.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
NINE MEN RESCUED
BY L|FE-SAVERS
Taken From Schooner Severa
Hours Before 1t Becomes
Total Wreck.

Norfolk. Va. February 1S.-Ninc men
were rescued from the foundercd and
fast going to pieces four-masted
schooner Montrose w Houck by the
life savers of Paul Gamiefs station.
half way between Cape Henry and
Cape Hatteras, this afternoon. AT s
o'clock tonight the schooner was re-
ported Il total wreck, having broken
completely up under the heavy sea
er: was one of those rescued
The rescue was made at the imminent
FISK of the life guards lives after they
line TO the vessel and to launch their
surf boat through the breakers Time
after time the waves. breaking on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19

desolate beach house. overturned tho
savers into the turbulent water UP to
their arnpits. Earlier in the day they
had tried TO shooting q life line across
the vessel. but tho Houck was too far
out, the line falling short in each Of
the hal dozen attempts.
The lloncii was bound from Jackson
Vile To Baltimore with % cargo of
phosphate rock. She was driven ashore
by. the thirty-milc north wind early
cred by the beach patrol mt daybreak.
signals of distress flying from the ono
remaining mast
When the members of tho crew were
taken off they were nearly exhausted,
chilled TO the marrow from the inces-
SAINT beating of the icy waves and with
out food or water to drink for twelve
hours. The revenue cutter Onondaga,
In response to wireless informal ton
sent from Norfolk, arrived an hour or
SO after the men had been rescued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
MARYLAND RACING DATES.
Track Owners Prefer Bookmaktng to
Pnri-Mutuels.

Baltimore, February ls.-Racing
dates have been assigned Gentlemen's
Driving Park. Prospect Park and limo
mum by the Baltimore County Racing
Commission. but just what use the
three half-mile ovals will make Of the
assignments is at the present time an
open question. Secretary Ellis. of the
Gentlemen's Driving Park, asserts that
unless the commission allows an open
book. the runners will not cavort
around the track over which he has
supervision; while Asa b. GARNER. Of
Timonium. is equally as positive.
Henry A. Brchm, president of Pros
pect Park Fair and Racing Association.
went more into detail when asked
what use he would make Of the twelve
days given his track. There Will likely
be a fair at Prospect Park during the
fall but just what will be done by the
harness horses and runners is Il prob
lem. 1t Is out of the question to at
tempt to run races and pay purses Nth
the pari-mutuel system installed.
Spit I'm Theatre. Fined Sc.
". II. Bernard was fined 81 yesterday
morning in Police Court for expectorating
on the floor of the Rex Theatre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19

Miss Elkins Wins,
Pinehurst, N. c.. February 1s--afiss
Louise Elkins, OF tho Oakmont Country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
WILL USE FORMAL. LETTER
All Members Of Cabinet VIII Send
IteHirnntinnS To Nilsnn.

designations to Wiison.
Washington, February .1S.-Bcforc
taking up the Mexican situation to-day
the ca met considered designations
that a.e to be sent by it's members to
Mr.. Wilson March t. Every body expects
TO resign. Probably II formal letter on
iilc in the state Department for use
of Cabinet officers. ambassadors and
such who are seeking retirement, and
be used by Mr.. Taft's official family
MIR. Knox Is not expected to restrict the
use OF this letter to Cabinet officers.
ana mere may be quite n rush 1T his
department early in March
Iined for Shooting Gun.
George Il. Robinson. colored. fined SO
and costs yesterday morning In Police Court
for firing revolver in the street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
Rogera Wins Again.

Hawkins and Rogers entertained a
large audience at the Superior Billiard;
Academy last night with pocket bill
lizards, Rogers defeating his opponent
In tight game 100 to IL. Tho seventh
inning the score stood tied ut Sc. Haws'
kins having made run OF 10 to tying
the score. The game throughout was
exciting. The breaks all favored Rog-
ers Hawkins played wide open
game. taking chances on long, difficult.
shots and combinations. Rogers played
close and most conservative game.
The high runs OF the evening were:
Rogers, %; Hawkins. 10
Standing of the Players,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
ding of the Players.

THIS AFTERNOON. beginning at ESQ
O'Clock, Hawkins and Williams will
meet for their FIRST round i'll the tour.
nament. AZ 1880 O'Clock Tonight ex-
Champion Malone will be pitted against
Rogers. This tournament consists Of
the most proficient players that can be-
found i'll this section of the country.
and the tournament is highly esteemed
and patronized by the lovers OF tho
game There is no admission charge
and all are welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

J. y. Morgan Sends Eenssuring Cable
gram to His Son.
New York. February Isl. p. Nor
gan continued to improve in health to-
DAY, according to IL cablegram sent by
him from Cairo, Egypt, to his son. j
- Morgan. il. Herbert l.. Satterlee
Kaiser Wilhelm IT. day to ioin him
Mr.. Satterlee will land at Cherbourg
and travel by train to Naples. where
he VIII take another ship for Cairo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
MANY WITNESSES ON STAND
Testfy In TrlnI OF John H. Spcad, A.
cnncd of ISiIIinE Al. g. Hoxcc. .Ir.

frhtIIy In TrInT OF John j. SDcnd. Ac-
cuned of Killing Al. q. Boycc. Jr.
Vernon. Ten. February 1S.-.Fiftecn
witnesses testified for the defense to-
cused OF killing Al. q. Royce. Jr The
evidence was in regard to alleged re-
iatlons between Mrs. Snead and tho
young cattleman her husband is
charged with having shot 10 death.
one On, witness. Mrs, J.. a. Rogers. or
the same house with the Snecds de-
cared she had read d letter signed bv
Boyce and addressed TO Mrs. Snced. in
Whicn Il plot to nHEassinatc Snccd and
thereby "libcrate" his wife and chill
drcn was outlined
Snced will testify in his own behalf
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
ROCKEFELLER AT DAYTONA
OH Masnnte wan Devote rhine to rish-

ing mud Golf.
Daytona, Fla. February lS.-John d.
kockHfeller arrived here late this ar
ternoon to spend several weeks in
Dayton3. MT Rockefeller was accom-
panied by MS personal physician. pri-
Natc secretary and number of ser
wants. me oil magnate announced that
no expects to devote his time to fishing
and golf while here
He said that he did not know wheth
er he would visit his brother. william
rockefeller. now at Jckyl Island, Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19

Club. PENNSYLVANIA, to-day won the
maj round in the seventh annual st
Valentines golf tournament for women.
Miss Elkins defeated Mrs. Il. w. Thrift,
or the Shawnee Club, up and 4 to
play. About sixty women participated
III the tournament, which was begun
last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

NCRdcmy-Dark. v
BiJou--Don't Lie TO Eour Wife,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Empire-MinfGturc Musical Comedy.
Lubin--NIiniature Musical Comedy.
Horse Show NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IhOW, with Cabaret Fentures. sees
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-20
COMPLICATIONS
COON DEVELOP
M U c n DISSATISFACTION
WITH HUERTA SHOWN
IN THE NORTH

III Paso, Feb. Northern Mex
leo today awaited the settlement OF
the national dilemma. At Chihua-
hua and Iuarcz conditions are
threatening Volunteer troops are
displeased With huerta and openly
threaten to join the rebels
At Juarez the attempt failed TO
disarm the volunteers
Throughout the north insurrecto
troops. offlcered by many eX-insur-
recto chiefs who assisted the Ma
dero revolution, are equal in num-
Join with the rebels the regulars will
be outnumbered
\ play for recognition OF the nor
thern revolutionisis contained IN HUI
erta's provisional cabinet. seems 10
have failed
Col Fuentc chief OF staff OF SAL
azar's army. named as minister in
communication OF the Huerto pro-
gram, Is already pledged TO Emilio
Nasquez Gomez. and is nov In the
field with rebel forces below Juarez.
II is believed that Fuente will not
accept the Mexico City offer
Representatives of Gomez now
point ont that Mexico has no consti-
'tutional government but two presi'
Dental pretouders, Hucrta and Com
en- Gomez Is likely 90 be- Joined by
the Madero element including the
federal volunteers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-20
Declared Boyce Had Taken All He
Had Except Children-Was Try
ing to Get Them
MADE CAREFUL PREPARATIONS TO Be KILLED
Thought Only Motive of Boyce in Coming from Canada
Was to Kill Him and Take His Wife
and Children
(By Associated Press.

VERNON Tex Feb l9.-John Beal Sneed made careful
aaon to be killed last made his children safe
on the Sneed farm Calvert Boye could them
then went out to what he felt his inevitable fate
Sneed gave testimony today in his trial for killing AL Boyce
IT, at Amarillo last September He had been shadowed connu
ousy said and been told repeatedly that AL Boyce his
trail going every city that he Sneed visited in his wanderng
with his wife and daughters
Sneed said he had nowhere OF the reach OF death that
he felt was to reach him the moment Boyce him.
Il got Fort Worth Sneed said. after arranged for the
lection of my children and ephoned Beach Epng to
Those people had taken all had but children and
still trying get them and going kill me- and something
Just took m Amarillo.
Sneed testified he told his wife last
Boyce You die Sneed added i knew that
the only for that fellow (Boyce coming this country
(from Canada) kill and take wife and children
My brother Joe told that the Boyces had been advised
that if were killed in Amarillo he could get off with
Two hardware told when went to Amarillo July -
last that Henry and Lynn Boyce had bought rifles
4 left my wife and children alone knew Boyce could
make wife murder by degrees anything else he wanted
her to with her, because ne had such influence
her.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-20
MaderO and Family to Be Exiled; Will
Sail for Some European
Port Soon
SHOOTING Of GUSTAV0 MADER0 TRAGIC EVENT
Much Dissatisfaction is in Evidence Throughout the
Country-PlOts and Counter Plots Already Formed
Fighting Likely to Continue
(By Associated Press)

MEXICO CITY Feb9-General Heurta was elected provs.
ona president by congress session tonight He al
ready forced face plots He caused the General Fran
Romero accused Of completely with Francisco Robo
revolt The plot involves groups of ruraes
Francisco Madero deposed from the presidency yesterday
will be exed Arrangements being made for his departure to-
night from the Capital for Vera Cruz where he will sail for
European port
Madeo will be accompanied by his wife perhaps his father
other members of the family his loyal aide Capt Fredeo Montez
guard The party will proceed Vera Cruz under guard
Execution of Gustavo Mader brother deposed President was
tragic today He subjected fugitive law
and shot to death by guards
Members of the cabinet and other prisoners released
this morning Francisco Madeo and Jose Pno Suarez pes
dent most important prisoners held Ernesto Madero form
finance minister paid lengthy this afternoon to Francisco
General ucra and Diaz had extended conference and
nounced that they complete accord Later General Huera
held conference with Ambassador Wilson meeting of congress
has been called to provisional president and date of
General Election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-20

suspicioned anything was wrong
that about the first OF October he
came home one day and found Al
Boyce standing by his wife's bed,
that later Boyce left and he asked
his wife what she meant; that Mrs.
Sneed commenced crying aud saying
she hadn't intended anything wrong
but that she had called Boyce over TO
the bed to see how blue her finger
nails were That his wife. al that
time. had been in III health for some
time. and was then confined 20 her
bed That on the 18th day OF Octo-
ber he came home to dinner and
when he walked into the house his
wife asked him TO come out on the
gallery. that she had something she
wanted TO say 10 him that he went
out there with her and asked her
what 4 was. and that she replied In
cold matter-of-fact tone, as II she
did not think anything OF the mat
ter she was telling that she wanted
To go away with Al Boyce to South
America. that Boyce had wanted
her to 20 without saying anything
about IL. hut she hadn't thought that
Sneed would care. and wanted to tell
him she was going and wanted TO
Icarry off both OF the children that
, OF he objected 10 her taking both OF
them, she wanted to take one and
leave one with him That he was
so amazed and thunderstruck when
/ his wife made this statement he did
not know what 10 do That he took
! his wife In the house and talked "a
her as 10 her conduct. that he told
her OF their happy married life. o'
their children. their home and theii
early struggle together. but said his
talking to her seemed 10 make nC
impression at all on her mind Tha
that night neither Of them undresseC
that the thing preyed on hi
mind 10 such an extent that he go
IA pistol out OF the dressed and start
ed TO kill himself and wife. but on,
lof the little girls ran In and stopped
him. That the next day he had
conversation with his father Nh'
had been sent for by Joe Sneed tina
his father told him the best thinJ
10 do was to let her 40. and Snee'
then told him his belief that ther'
was something wrong With his wif
and that he could not let her go !
she was mentally wrong that hi
! father told him that was charitabl
view OF the matter. but IL was NOR
: than he himself could do under th
circumstances.
Witness went on 20 detail IN
Coming Of Captin Snyder and Mr.
Bowman. father and sister OF Mr.
Sneed o. Mrs sneeds af'ectionai
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