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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
MIR. STEVENS-HIS CLUB

Their paper" of August 5th COM
plains editOrially that we need bet
ter executive mind for governor than
Haines. We invite our readers to
study carefully the history of the
Snake River Water case and say
whether Mr.. Stevens is that type of
man. They also complain that the
governor does not appoint success
sor to Judge Ailshie during the va
cation of the court instead of leaving
it until September when the primaries
will be over. They suggest that he
is waiting for fear the disappointed
ones might injure his primary cam
campaign. Reader, put that with what
, we published last week about how a
certain party from Blackfoot tried to
l'use that very club last winter to
secure the appointment, and see how
naturally that statement fell from
their lips. Don't you think somebody
would withdraw from the race
against Haines in a minute if he
could get the appointment to the
bench, and hasn't Haines turned him
down in an open, manly way?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
ALL EUROPE NOW AT WAR
Continued from page one

London-The Germans invasion OF
France has begun, according to
authentic information received in
London today, without, SO far as is
known, a declaration of war having
been made.
Two German forces are now con-
veying from the east in the direction
of the French capital.
German troops have crossed the
French frontier at point near the
village of Grey, between Nancy and
Strassburg, and the German soldiers
who last night invaded the grand
duchy of Luxembourg, neutral terri
tory between Belgium and Germany
are reported as marching on the
French fortified town of Longway.
The German force which came into
France near Grey, forty miles from
Nancy, is reported to have been re-
pulsed with heavy losses.
Apparently the German army is
duplicating the first movement of the
Franco Pressian war. 1t was on
August 2, 1870, forty-four years ago
today, that the French and Germans
clashed in the first battle of that wal
at Saarbrucken, where the prince i'm.
perial, under the orders of the EN-.
peror, received his famous baptism
of fire."
1t would appear today that Ger.
many is taking the fullest possible
advantage of her supposed superior.
ity in rapid mobilization over France
The plan of the German emperor, &C.
cording to military observers here, is
to vanquish or attempt to vanquish
France in the interval before Russia
will be able to create serious trouble
on her northern frontier. 1t is sup.
posed that Russian mobilization will
Ike about three weeks.
Arlon, Belgium-1O0,000 German
troops crossing the grand duchy oil
Luxembourg, concentrating on French
frontier near Liege, according to ad-
vices received here. Frontier en-
gagement in which Germans said to
have been defeated. Reported 25,-
900 digging trenches in front of Ger
man and French positions.
Berlin-Invasion of Russia by Ger.
man troops began today when bat
talon of infantry, with a machine
gun company occupied Kalisz, Rus
sian Poland.
Rome-Italy has formerly pro-
claimed neutrality in the European
conflict.
Vienna-The Militserische Runs
chau states that serious fighting is
in progress on the river Drina. Bands
of Servian volunteers who are at
tempting to cross the river, are op-
posed by Austrian frontier guards.
The Servians fired on their own river
boats, killing and injuring many.
Novorossisk, Russia-The authori-
ties here have seized the German
steamer Atlas, and ordered the crew
to disembark. War vessels were also
sent after German steamer which
left port yesterday.
The Bank of England raised the
discount rate to 10 per cent, the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
HE Face Called for TOURING Car.

His Face Called for a Touring Car.
That 1t is expected Of some very
plain women to have money in their
own right. and some very unattractiye
men to possess motor cars in order to
maintain their popularity. was shown
the other day In a conversation be-
tween two young women on a street
car. They were speaking Of a man
they had just met. who supposedly
had accumulated quite bit Of wealth.
Said the first one. eagerly; HAS
he q motor carr
Replied the second: mo, I think
not" ,.
And the first one looked up in an
evident manner Of surprise.
What" she exclaimed, chat faoa
and no motor carr
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
STEVENS LOSES NORTH IDAHO
Continued from page one

err, proposed letting him off if he
would spend the dollar for something
to smoke. This was agreed to and
Rug-a-bug ran out to store and
soon returned with 80 clay pipes
worth a penny a piece and cents
worth of tobacco.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
CONCERT COMING

The Allen-Beach Concert company
of five people will give concert at
the Baptist church, Saturday evening.
August 18th. Admission Is and 35s q
cents.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
Remember the Phone Bills

Their paper has been attacking
Haines on his take your tax receipts
with you to the polls" and since Mr..
Stevens telephone accounts have
been published, lot of Republicans
and many Democrats, realizing that
after all it is the thing to do, are
going to act upon it, and in connec-
ton with it will Remember the
phone bills"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
NOTICE TO FRUIT MEN

1t is unlawful for any person, firm
or corporation to ship fruit affected
with bore, fungus or other disease.
All pear blight must be cut or or
ehardists will be prosecuted.
JOHN NORTON,
Inspector.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
PIANO FOR SALE

Have had left on our hands in the
of Blackfoot a high grade
piano. Will sell tremendously cheap
for cash or payments. Particulars
will be sent upon application to The
Denver Music company at Denver,
Colorado. adv 80
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
Progressive

Progressive
United States senator-Paul Clag
stone.
Representative in congress-C. w
Luck, E. H. Rettig.
Governor-Hugh e. McElroy.
Lieutenant governor--C. +. b
Roberts.
Attorney general-William Z. Lee,
Secretary of state-Samuel c. Jor-
dan.
State auditor-Clarence Van Deu-
sen.
State treasurer-C. o. Broxon.
Superintendent of public instruc-
tion-Charles w. Morrison.
Mine inspector-James w. Caples,
Republican
United States senator-James H.
Brady, Burton L. French, Frank R.
Gooding, James F. Ailshie.
Representative in congress-R. o.
Jones, r. NJ McCracken, Miles John
son, Thomas F. Kerl, Addison T.
Smith.
Governor-John NJ Haines, M. E.
Lewis, ]. M. Stevens.
Lieutenant governor - M. j.
Sweeley, George w. Edgington, H. H
Taylor, w, R. Smith.
Attorney general. H. Peterson
Secretary of state-George r
Barker, Erwin w. Johnson, Otis M
VanTassel, Charles D. Story.
State auditOr-Fred l.. Huston.
State treasurer-O. V. Allen. John
w. Eagleson, B. F. Defenbach, May
Scott Workman.
Superintendent of public instruc.
tion-Miss Bernice Mccoy.
Mine nspector-Robert N. Bell
C. NJ Stole.
Democratic
United States senator-James H
Hawley, John F. Nugent, w. C. Whit
we'll.
Representative in congress Dow
Dunning, J. H. Forney, Bert H. Mil
Ter.
I Governor-Moses Alexander, Bar
zilla w. Clark.
Lieutenant governor. w. Tan
ner.
Attorney general--T. A. Walters.
Secretary of state-W. T. Dougher
ty.
State auditor-A. ]. LeHuquet.
State treasurer. M. Capps.
superintendent of public instruc
tion-No nomination.
Mine inspector-John H. Norquist
Socialist
!, GOVERNOR. A. Coblentz.
| No other candidates filed on stat
ticket.
For Justice Supreme Court
(NOn-partisan)
"hiAoh M. MOISdu, warren lTu1Ll
Ben F, Tweedy, Edward A, Walters
C. W.. Beale.
For District Court Judges
(NOn-Partisan)
First district-Judge w. W
Second district-Edgar E. Steele
Daniel Neddham.
Third District-Carl A. Davis, W
c. Dunbar, c. P. Mccarthy, Garde
: Adams.
Fourth district-C. o. Stockslagel
James H. Wise. Joseph H. Edgertor
James r. Boutwell,, George Herriott
Edward NJ. Wolfe, W. T. Stafford
William c. Howle.
Fifth district-Judge Alfred Budg
Fifth district-Judge Aifre
Bulge.
fSixth Observation-Disclosures j. Cove
John H. Padgham, George H. Hans
brough, w. A. Beakley, James Z
; Good, A. ]. Higgin.
Seventh district-Ed. L. Bryan.
Eight district-John NJ. Flynn
Robert N. Dunn, G. H. Martin.
Ninth district-James G.. Gwinr
Clarence Crowley, William H. Holde
David E. Rathbun.
Late Nomination Made
John II. Norquist of Dallace, Dem
oci'atic candidate for inspector O
mines, nominated by A. E. Robinson
William E. Lee of Blackfoot, Elec
tors Progressive party candidate TO
sattorney general, nominated by Hug
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
highest ever reached.

IIIbHOot O'OE IOuNI4Ou'
The National Penny bank, with its
many branches, which receives small
deposits, closed today.
Paris-The Bank Of France raised
its discount rate to six per cent, and
the rate for loans to seven per cent
The boursc is open, but there are
no quotations.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07

Danskin Ditch stock at $50 a share
II taken at once. Terms. Byrd
Trego. II
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07

the New Sweden Irrigation District.

and whic
pans % the person
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07

eight candidates in the race in the
fourth district for two nominations.
The following is the complete list
of nominations filed for the primary
election:
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eOnncnani. unO lIuteraana.


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1Srnn Edlnepie aeluann.

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naanSa sic Sudden.

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Soembcrgcr iolatc oic @cidditSiisung
nit @ice @rdiiOent g. NenoricbS
olS &oriiber mo Sefret1r Srib Sol,
man ais ErotoioQiiibrcr. Die cinlc-
lauiene @oit cnt6ielt S6reibcn nom
yg}orOoliIicbcH SdngcrbunO. Ocnl
vllno61duggcn 9iiracrpcrein" uuO
ocu 9&cremiaten Sdngeru pou @ol.
timore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
SSiir luO6ltGatisc 3medc.

Ser ollidbrlihe Boil oes oSSiOe.
cmofe Girfels" 5i @uniteu oes oSS.
roelitii6eu Gr5icbungs 2uceums BON
99ei Baltimore 0es iriibcren uSol.
mlO SorabS iouO geiteru 9(6eno
in 9ebmom's @oac an oer 9ioro.
Somaro.StroBc itott. 0ic peribic.
0eneu Gomite'u bottcu in better
@ciic oofiir eeioret, oo6 oae 9eiu-
der Elm poar reAt ihone mo Der.
qnigtc StinOcn pcrle6ten.
6r. golgiann ami Der @eiicrnus.
Sr. GGarIcs 3. 9olgiomo bon DER
Someniirma 3. @oIeiono & Cons,
mcIAer lid am s. gIopember in ser
5.ltnion NSrotcitont sSnfirmarD@ elmer
SlinOoarm Speration imter6iebe1
luuBte, lit bcrcitS 10 mcit picoer Der.
geItcIlt, OoB er iid nod ieiner @ob.
nung in RoIano @orf 5uriid 6ege6en
fonntc unO inn 9oufe Der ndditen bel.
sen @ocGeu nie0er ieine 9lr6cit auf.
5umc6men i'm Ston0c iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
sdnuere sIrafcn fiir 0rsi @latroien

Ole 0rci Sceleiite. mel6e am
Dicnitog 5u frii6er @lorgeninnoe
ocn EoIi5iitcn gSiaiom @uti6p BON
Curtis 9oD oitocfirtcn trob Der orei'
ioHcu lIcbcrmndlt ieoob ihmerc
.aloppc bctomcm Botten iid &c.
itcrn au1 nod in ser @rooflpn Foli'
8ciitotion iueacn oes Tugriiis 81 Der
onhuortcn. 9Soli5iit 6oplcr beltroltc
W1orris Gorlion lmO 9lo6crt glnoer.
ion nit ic $50 mo Soften lmo G0ri-
ltion 9lnocrion nit $25 mo Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

6incn &ortroo ii6er Oie arcbs6c.
6ononna mitteGt 9iooiims miro
heutc glbcno bon Or. @omorO u.
acau in Scr Observation-Disclosures, CIR.
753. @eit 5ouetteiroBc, ecboltcn
10 crocn. 9ln iGnutlihc SuOcuten
Ger nlhiucriitdt BON NlarDlanO, 10.
iuic iouiiiger dr5tli6er 9lusbilOungS-
Snitititc limo Ginlaoungcn crgongeu,
oem &ortrogc, mcl6er I'M s llbr be-
Qinnt. bci5mpobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
Ccidlsute fir g9eiGaadten mad
Nenlidlauo nnb EeiterreidI.

Hcuic iI6cr bier 92ohei 1T &cN'
nohtcL uno mer all icine Anper,
wauotcn in ser alteu Sclmot0 idlrei'
ben miQ mus OicieS ioiort t6ln
ocuu iiir ocic gsodc aebt beutc
2lbcno 0ic lceie 4oit o6 mo Der ndd.
tie Gampier miro ma6riheinIidl am
Iieniioq a6ae6en. 0ie 6etanntc
Sirma aummcr g. 9cder 9lr. 26,
Soui6itroBc mo Ibco s. Iicncr,
gtr. 2t7 Cit @aliimoreitraBe, iibers
uc6ncu ouA @el0ienoungen nah
Ieutihiano mo Geiicrrcid.llngarn;
mer clio ieinen 9lngeb0rigen IN 0le'
cr 6coridien 3eit cine 6reuoe mos
den uia. ioaic iih nmiiteloor nit
elmer scr acuannteu Sirmen ~ &er'
6in0una icben @oiionpeilunaen
ucr0en c6eniaaS bei6r0crt ood
iibcuimmt sic @oit feincrlci @arau'
iie iiir sic ridDiiae qlbliciernna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
.9eieLIidaft.

Scr @eridt ocr ainoeridub.@e.
icaiboit, mel6er IN Der regelmdBioen
N1onotsiiblmg I'M @alptquortier
99r. 636. @elt 6ronflinItroBc, 6lr
Gcrlcima fam beio9t, OaB I'M @on.
sen pG6reno oes pergangcnen D|o.
uots 76 cinplne Sale unterindt
mlrocn. 16 9inocr wurOeu in Pm.
Itoltcu uno 5luei in @ripotioniilicn
nnleracbraMt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

Nr. Grpiu Fcier peIhcr mebrere
So6re lana ais 8eridlieriioiter oes
.GaiiGcn GorreipouOcnicn~ tbatig
iuar m0 Damn mti &unid lcncr
aqiiicr noM 6rontnirt a. Nf 5urlid.
le6rtc. 9ot mitgetbeilt. boB CT 9n'
iauas Ciiober elugc3ooen ipuroc
inns III Nonau alS @oicrlanos yer
i0ci0iaer ouSgebiloei miro. gtuI lci'
ncr aortc oradt CT ocll Silnld) aus,
0ag cr an Ser Ginuo6mc pom Sonoon
1cil 5n nc6men wiinldt oomlt er
ciuen oueiiibrlidcn @eridt oorilper
al sen IatiAcu Gorreipouoentcn"
icuocn fmn. Gin Goulin beg ilul.
acu Observation-Disclosures @r- =.
s.. Setter, III in cincm 9arbicraeldait
on scr eSoD nabc eegiugiou StroBc
iGdila.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
@rna ans seisS6aSsu.

,5rau ,Siioor SouentboI cine trclc
Grcin0in 0cs ,Gcutihen Gorrcipon.
ocntru mcl6e irilbcr in Baltimore
ipoblhetouut mar. t6eili nit ooB lie
ous 4icsbooeu me6rcrc SeuoWaen
ooriigcr 3citngcn an ms ob9eionot
hai. 0esiQlei6eu Bat Nr. 5ieiqn
ssonriits BON r.s87 glor6. .9ao0cira
StroBp. 0cm nGcutidcn GorrclpoH'
0entcn cine 9ln5abl iutereiiouter
9eiiunacn ais g9ieu iibermittcln
lalicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
u9ISmirnI eaIen. .9sOIten. .

9ln fomnenoen Sonniog bolt Der
.9lomirol 5hleD @oiiel Oer &etcro
nen ouSlduoiiAcr aricge" IN Der
.@ro9rcB.SoQc," Ger. 4t6, SSeIt.
sSoucttc StroBc, cine Spe5iol Der.
iomullua, Inn Arrangements flir
cine Sbcoier @oritclhmg 5um Selten
Scr CrQouiiotion meldc IN Der
oNluiit 9lloocmic" gcac6cn wcroen
ioA 5l trciicu. Nr. &o6n VI. 6oio,
jun.. III ser Gomnonoeur Scr Crgo'
niiQtion.