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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07
Wizard of the
Wasatch.

Hat-Um-Ai, the mighty Wi
sard of the Wasatch, having no
tilted his wards that he will again
visit his chief city, the business
men OF Salt Lake City through
their wards OF the wizard of the
Wasatch organization, are pre-
pairing a stupendous festive earn
ival in honor of the Wizard and
his consort Sirrah, Queen of the
Oquirrh. August rs to 20. IN
elusive, are the dates, and tor the
occasion special low fares will be
IN effect on all railroads from a
wide radius. Gorgeous electrical
pageant-parades, military, frat
ernal, industrial and civic per-
AIDES, and automobile floral par
AIDES, will be the free feature
attractions. Elaborate and cos
tly street illumination and deco
rations have been planned. mill
tary bands from Utah and Idaho
cities have been engaged, and
the big carnival show will be the
Wizards Roundup. in which men
and women ofinternational fame
will present the acme OF eques.
trian accomplishment, employ
ing fiery, wild horses and the
most notorious OUTLAW" buck.
ers OF the West. The carnival is
financed by the business men of
Salt Lake City, and is held ann
uallv for the purpose OF stimu-
lating a better feeling toward
Utah by thr outside world. 1t is
promised that the affair of1914
will place Salt Lake City in the
front rank Of cities nationally
prominent for their festive. oc-
casionS.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07
Notice of Meeting
of Oakley Canal
Users Association

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the members of the
Oakley Canal Users Association
will be held in the Fourth Ward
Chapel, Oakley. Idaho, on the
14th day of August, 1914, at the
hour of 2 O'Clock p. Nj. The
purpose of the meeting Is to ad-
opt Bylaws and transact such
other business as may properly
come before the said meeting. A
full attendance is desired.
GEORGE RITCHIE, President.
MOSES SMITH, Secretary.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce my Candi-
dacy for the Office of State Re
preventative from Cassia County
before the Primaries on Sept, 1st
1914, for nomination to the
above named office on'the Repub-
lican Ticket. In so doing, it is
my only desire to stand fairly
and squarely for right and jus
tice in the discharge OF the duties
thus involved if elected to that
office.
mo. A. ELLISON.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07

ooIuleT, iud., aug. Isl, 1914.
To the Electors OF the Fourth Judi
cial District OF the State OF Idaho.
l will be a candidate before the prl-
maries for Judge of the Fourth Judi
cial District. More than thirty years
practice of the law and a knowledge
of men and affairs. gained through ex-
perience l believe has qualified me for
the position.
! am In hearty accord with the act
OF the last legislature which places
the judiciary above the plane of par.
tisan politics. freeing the Judge from
obligations to any political party or
class and leaving the voter free to
select for the office those best quail
fled. In this spirit | ask your sdf.
frage, pledging myself If nominated
and elected to devote my entire time
and best energies to the work. | will
guard and protect the rights of all
litigants and will also conserve the In
terests OF the taxpayer by expeditions
proceedings and the exercise of strict
economy. Believing that the rigid
enforcement OF our criminal laws is
necessary for the protection and moral
betterment of society. / Will endeavor
to secure the enforcement OF all GRIM
ilal laws.
Yours very truly,
JOSEPH w. EDGERTON.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself &
candidate for the Office of Coun-
ty Commissioner of 2nd D,strjc,
subject to the will OF voters a,
The Primary Election, Sept, 1st
1914. If nominated and elected
| will work for a business like
an economical administrator,
OF county affairs and will do all
III my power to reduce the bur
den of taxation.
LEWIS A. CRITCHFIE n
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07
SATURDAY NIGHT,

Warmers Special Feature "SHE
OF THE VOLTS BREED" A pic
ture teeming with action quality
along with other pictures, 10 and
15c. Just think 2 nights of high
class entertainment for Quarter,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07
Log House for Sale

For sale ior trade-Good four
room log house at {, bargain il
taken at once. Can be used for
granary, barn, etc.
Enquire W. Collister, Locust.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce my candi-
dacy for the Office of Treasurer,
Ex-Ofhcio Administrator, and
Ex-Officio Tax Collector for Cas-
sia County subject to the will OF
the voters at the Republican Pri-
maries.
EDELLA F. CONANT.
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Orpheurn
FRIDAY NIGHT,

PATHE MASTERPIECE. 3
Reel Production along with al
exceptionally ZINE COMEDY
Something you cannot afford to
miss. 1Oc
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-07
New Invention
For Working
Low Grade
Ore.

IeoPle VI ludnO are you not
proud of the wonderful trans
formation which has taken place
III he great Snake River Valley
since the engineers turned t he
mighty river through the net
work OF canals on the thirsty soil
To stranger who saw the bar
rem desert as it was, and behold
the green fields of beets and vel
low hillsidss of wheat as they are
today, the change is wonderful.
The last fifteen years have made
81 great transformation in other
parts ot the west. Salt Lake
City and county have grown al
most beyond recognition. The
population has doubled and the
value OF real estate has increased
bv leaps and bounds.
The growth there has been the
results of another great factor in
this unusual progress. Few peo-
pie even those living in Salt Lake
realize that the wonderful growth
of their city is due to untiring
efforts of a few powerful men
whose minds have foreseen the
possibilities of opening up all this
territory by the assistance of
modern inventions. Utah has
D. c. Jackling to thank for much
of ITS wealth, and when his work
sfully appreciated, magnificent
monument will be erected to him.
Mr, lacking saw what could
be accomplished by adopting the
Wiley concentrating table to the
reclamation of the then barren
Bingham Porphyry, and by his
untiring efforts and through a
long series OF disappointments.
he at last secured capital to put
his plan in operation. thus he
brought into existnece the great.
est mine of ancient or modern
times.
The gigantic operations of this
industry are difficult to compre-
hend. a hundred trains a day are
used to draw the ore and dirt
from the mine. Thirty hugh
steam shovels carrying tons OF
rock, drop the ore from the hill
side into the cars, and an army
OF men are employed about the
mills and smelter where the rock
is treated.
The tailings or waste rock from
the mills now have piled up as
deep as telegraph pole and COW
er hundreds OF acres, Each year,
1t is claimed that this deposit
makes block OF copper one mile
square and ten feet high. The
pay roll for the mines and smelt-
ers alone, aggregates a million
dollars per month.
That million dollars is monthly
being distributed in Salt Lake
City and adjacent country. Isit
any wonder that the real estate
has multiplied several hundred
times in value? Is it any wonder
that business in all lines has re.
ceived an impetus that surpasses
anything in history? All this in
fourteen or fifteen short years:
all this by the magic touch the
inventors gave in creating a ma
chine to treat barren low grade
ore: all this to the efforts of the
mind.
Fifteen years ago Bingham was
not known as copper camp.
But today she leads the world.
II this is true OF Salt Lake county
why may it not be true OF Cassia
County. Haven't you here in
this county large tracts of low
grade ore which are considered
'alueless just as the Bins ham
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-19

nunq su Sune oef0rbert. Bobltpiiisno,
bab er aud bieies Wtul teinen 8lauS
ben poer perbGltniBmGBtq ipenta oor
bem Riater fiuoen piiroe, ba soa er
es Dor, nidt su Der geitrtqen gers
honoluns su erI6einen, uno purbe
he geI6ulOigte baber freigeiproden.
Den @roB9eiaporenen puroen
MeIDiqe 6anning pegen, 8orlplege'
lunq falI6er 5fatIuhen iopie SRos.
Wurpbp unp Bern Wlit9el peqen
@roBbiebita6ls iiberpieien. Ireige.
Ipro6en purben 2ugtna 6arris me-
cen Se6lerei, besgleiAen pegen giht-
proaeTiierunq, S6omas Wlurran bea6s
iiatigte S0btung Sam Wc8regor
Rau6, DlaObie Siri4mdnn WieilerIte-
6ersi.
Der Neoer Carl Wtnn pelaer Der
30otunn bss SrsO Slider 6eidulbiat
tit, persi6tete auF Elm 8erbDr in
Der Sriminalabtbeilung uno puroe
Der @runo sSurp iiberipieIen.
Sames Sale, Ipeldher Der beabitd1.
tieten SDbtunQ an 5reo gli6ols be-
f6ulbiet mar. tpuroe Der @rdnb Surp
iiberlpieien.
Der bes Ginbruts beThuloiste
George 0ople tbeilte bas SAitidl
beg Sale, oesgleifsn gbarles papne,
Der bes perbptenen 8affentragens be-
iAulbtqt mar.
Den S6IuB Der lleberpieienen
ma6ten 9incent Nucirtno fpesen Sin.
bru6s. :yoIep6 gmmerIpn, Der fia Der
MeTerite6erei Ihuloid betannte, io-
pie gbnoro Gpuns, Der Der 6eabfifs
tiatsn SDotuno beg 8iaiam 5agins
bei6uIoiat mar. @pdns ipuroe gegen
eiQene girgThaft iiberantportet.
Der Ruiie Sacob @reenberg, Der
fir einen Don feinem 9ruber oemaf.
ten Gintauf eutseiagt bate unb jebt
ber untsrf6lugung beIaulotgt mar,
rurbe freigefpro6en.
Sranf 4norerps, tpeIter Der Q6-
bcltunu eines @liidsfpiels fir ihut.
rig befuuben puroe, erbielt etne 9elo-
itrafs BON $40 nebit Soften 8ubittiert.
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Ans benz WtunisipalsertAt
Slprence Glad freiseipro o.
6eu.

SSSn Der Poliaeiabt6eilung bes Mu.
ni6tpaIgeriats Tiibrte geitern pie as,
pDbnlt9 Riatsr Sfor ben 8orfB unt
bate ii9 nit ipeniqen ssdlen gu befui
ier. Ricbarb &sarnep, 27 Sabre alt
lpel6er als Sutiher bel Der DeGz
Sarge GrpreB So. tbGtia mar, abcr
Der PoIi5ei aIs ein alter gddetoief
betannt lit, bate bic fStrma nm pa'
dete nit &leioungsitiiden i'm Dert6g
Oon $500 beitpbIen uno purbe geiterr
fir iduloiQ befunben. gti6tsr SOI
ber6dngte cine Strafe DON 80 Sager
Qrbeitsbaus ippte $50 9elbitrafe
ii6er Den Wann.
Ro6ert Sobertn aug Der Oregon
StraBe bate ieinem Sreunb sdmes
g2i9ols pa6renb eiues Streites Mei.
feritibe i'm 9eiidt unb an Der a0r.
perieite beisebraat. $50 @eloittafe
unb 30 Sa1e 2tr6etts6Gl loutste oaa
llrt6eil.
sSn Der MISUNDERSTANDING prGii-
oierte RiAter geatman, in @ertretuhg
oes Sberri6ters Stride. Der fan Der
19 Sabre alien Slorence Slad, pel9e
Der beabitdttgten 50otunq beI9ulbisi
mar, enoete nit Srsifpreduns. bo
e5 Der aIGger pOrgespaen bate, ni6t
~ erI6einen.
6lorence mar bei6ulbigt, auf ben
S6ouipieler, @ortrdsstiinitIer, Waler
uno ldit, but not leaIt ,Reoereno"
Goparo Barr ppr einiser 3eit in Der
Qbenobdmmerunn deifoIen Su 6oben.
Der Iume Der gei6ulbigten unb bes
ebrlDiiroi1en Reperenb pdren Dor si.
niger 8eit IN aller WunOe, uls Barr
ben 8ater uno 9ruoer bss MGbhens
bes 4n9rtffs unb Der Sorperperlsbuua
bei6uIoiat bate. SieIe 6erren pur.
ben Tetner 3eit bur6 Ritter Stride
frei9eipro9en. Barr bate nit sSlo,
renee etn 2iebesoerbGItnib uuterbdI,
ten uno oas MGo6en 3eitpeiie Der
elterlihen @epdlt entSoeen. 0urd)
ben @erfe6r nit Barr nia Tlprence
pbniiI6 unb Ieeliit ruinicrt lpOrbeu
ieiu. 9tus btsier 9lffaire retrutierts
iif Ole S6iebfrsi, uub erpirtte Barr
cinen Saftbefebl oeqcn feline ebemalige
8eliebte, Shon bel Der gerbdnblung
aeQeu Die GItern Der geIbulbieten
setate iih Der aldeer i'm iaonften
2i9tc. uno purbe feline ebrIoie @eiin.
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Fer bic Qt6ii6t feines 2tngrsifers erit
3u ipGt qeieben 6aben.
SIN ftdbtti4en SofpitaI fam Ser
le6erfallene pteoer etipus su iid unb
itGmmelte oem bebanbetnoen Qlr3t
Dor. oab er binterriitg iiberfallen
porpen lei. @atefielo tonnte nidt
an8e6en, ob er pon elmer pber mebrs-
rem 9erIonen iiberfaQen nOrber lei,
ebeniopent1 peib er, o6 feille &ngrei-
fer WeiBe ober gleger paren. Der
So6n pur0e non benz 9ater Bel benz
SeIu4 i'm 6oipttaI ni9t ertannt.
Die 2ferste bes 6ofpitaIs feGteu
felt, oaB bic S6dbeloete res Spfers
en- flint Stellen eetroffen, bod ni9t
Ge6ro6en mar. 3pei Singer Der re6:
ten 6anb limb burA einen Saldg ger
ouetIbt boroen, uls Wateftelb BIZ
6ano aur 2(6pe6r bo9bo6. Die 50.
IentdT4en puren na6 auben qefebrt
ooa bat Der alte Mann mad Qngabt
ieines Sobnes feline Wertbfahen ODE,
cine ar6bere 9eIbIumms bei ii6 se
habt.
Die qoli3ei 1T Der &nT6t
baR Der ue6erFdq nift in elmer mo-
mentanen @tnge6ung, Tonbern mad
po6enldnger 8orbereitunu ausoefii6r,
norben lit uno aldubeu bic 9etettipe:
cine beitimmte Spur oefunoen su 6a
ben, iiber pelhe lie Iia aur 3eit
rod niht auslaiIen tpollen.
9eitern gt6eno purbe Der S6per.
berpunbete Don Dem ftdbtii6en &ran.
tenbuus na6 benz iibiiden 9pipita,
iiberfiibrt, no Or. 9nigbt feititelte
ooB Watefielb bod einen mebrfa6er
Sddoelbru6 oaoon oetrauen bat uni
teine 9tusii6ten bat. nit oem 2eber
baoon 3u tommen.
Giue eeqen Qtbenb por1enDmmen
Repiiiou oes 2ugsrbeitanbes ereab
baB afp0If 0iamantringe fotpie stpan
ala Reihen anberer g2inne bermib
iperber. Nuh 9ur8ii6t Der 8iiael
bes @eiAdftes nuroe feftgeitelIt, baF
Ceqen sp0If 1br Mittags Elm Iegel
Namens Z. +. Ramien ungef6br brei
btq Sabre alt, cine llbr BEL WatefieIt
nerfauft bat unb es lit m0gli6, BAT
Der Wann, befen Qorefe unbetann
lit. ettpas aur QuftlGrunu Der bunfler
Nffatre beitragen tdnn.
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Hener

- Gin Seuer, bag cinen Saaben
BON $500 onri6tete, Brad geitern
MOrgen in Der WtoleripertItdtt bon
8i1iam Soffmon, No. 1770 Queen
Gitp 9toenue, aus. Die angrenSenosn
61uTsr bon =. PpbIman unb Srdnt
Sauer puroen 5eitpeiie bur9 iibere
iprtngenbe Slammen bebro6t, bod
tonrte bic Geuerpe9r jebe Sefabr
beIeittgen.
- geim &o9en BON Gdtiup ftel in
Der &iiae opn Rt9olas 8eber, Jlo.
pa Ttpbopt Strobe, Elm glimntens
oes Stiit Sol5 aus bem 9odbero
uno 'iebte bie SoI5oertIeioung Der
Sii6e IN 9rano. Die 5Idmmeu grifs
fen nit GROCER S6neligtett nm ii6
uHb mubte bic SeuertDebr CUR 4bs
lOf6uug berbeigerufsr nerbeu. Der
S6aben betrigt $500.
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191t urlb am 8. eSlini 1913 erlitter
bat, cine alage iiber $4,000 eeger
bic @eielli6aft angeitrengt. CIR fii9rt
an, bob er Bel beioen @elegenbeiten
irob ieineg BroteItes Don bem Sii
perintenoenten ben geiebl erbielt
eine Gar gu beuuben Die 6efeft mar.
geora McSarlano berlangt
$4,000 aIs Sdaoenerins BON BEN
@potbefer ilno friiberen Wapor s
SO. 9iler Don 9lOoDIton, neil er ibl
am 7. SSl(i 1914, OILS Tie auf Elm drjtD
li6es Me5ept bin, cine Guantidt 2au'
omum beltellte, trrt6iimIi6er @eife
cine Sdrlre idddte, infolgeoeiien iie
uabe3u pergiftet ipor6en pGre. Sic
miQ Jest nod OH ben 6olgen Der Ser
lpe6slimg leioen.
gta 9Ia b g ade en-.
Sattie G. 2eapitt lit Seitament8.
bouItrederin bon 9lnna 9. 2eapitt
Eerionalien $500, Grlinoeigentbunl
$4,000.
eGa @eiIfiib lit Geitaruentsooa.
Itrcderin uno 1lniDerialerbin pon
CHARLES $. @eilfuB; Berioualieu
$4,000, Grlut0eigentbum $25, 900.
2aura &orberr lit GeItamentspol.
itreferin bon ytidoIa5 aorberr; 4er'
ionalien $1,000, 9runoeigentbum
$4,000.
Wearp &. &napnleper 1T RadlaB.
terpaIteriu BON Serman artapmepcr;
Beriounlien $500.
2ouis sinner lit Nadlabberipalter
bon Sploeiter Gorion; Srunoeigell-
tBum $2500.
Ser peri0nlide gtatlnB Ser @arp
Eeter betragt $1O02.30; oerjenige
bcs gernnro Gefiren S9671.16; Der.
icni9e ocs sSo1n SheiOe $1t39.
Charlotte SedeI oernladt ibren
GnfeIinnen IioIn 4. 9faff unb SO.
rirnd Charlotte Biaif ie $4,000 uno
aen ReIt ibres 8ermogers on lire
lofter Charlotte Sedel 9faff.
SSobr 8. 9ll6ert bermaht iein Ser.
m6gen an ieine Satin WatiIoe al'
bert.
gerfhie6enes.
Gie Solltbern Ohio 2om & Sru't
so. 1at cine Sppotbef iiber $1400 &C.
gen 6ran5ts ". sIrmItrong II. a(, elm.
getlagt.
0ie Mcitern 8erman ga1lf CT.
langte Elm llrtbeil iiber 81, ,5S6.S4 ge.
gen 8. VI. Sfadt Il. u.
Die 6inance Soor & Saoings 60.
far cine Sppot1etiorOerlmg iiber $2,.
500 gegen Warp e. 8osling eingc.
tIagt.
aouis g. 9ittoe bat cine GorSerung
iiber $1104.67 gegen Die 0unro
Jealtp so. eingetlngt.
Tas So6ens Corpus @eiud), oenr.
3liolge &Snt. 8. 9lultuon ans oem
Son9pie,u glipl entlaiien mcrben
ioQte, tpllroe obseipieien neil 2lult.
man nah au5iuec oesSalperintenoen.
ten Sarnon an 8ebirnertpei6ung lei.
bet uno ietn 6aa eiu unbeiIbarer 1T.
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GIN ,,pei 2aiGioueu
4iist bic gnbsetfomniiIiOn Saa
etaSf6aOeet fir bas fOmmsnSs
Sabr.

rcr SduIrotb fotpie bag Gounfr
miiiien fi6 gleibfaas beoeutenOt
gtreihunsen seialIen Iaiien. =
Tie gtaot erbaIt itatt $4,45s,357
xnr $2,593,213. - Gie @dbIe,
iueroen Inn eine grtraumIase I'M
Urtrose BON 81, t66, ,25S in Der 9so.
Demberlpabl' lperoen.
gntiaiiungcn IN Der YoIi5ei. milS
yenertpebr, fotpie in anberen faofi'
fdjen Icpartements biirften benz.
nadit uorgenommen iperoen.
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Gbe-Grlaubnikiaeine.

|SObn 6. SOrbaH, "a, 4S34 Carthage
Qlpenue.
leOna 30. RiGsr, "a, 2os Sadiou
Strdbe.
JGsorse 9. SOpmoelIer, 823 gant ct.
lGbriiteI Sbinp, 1905 9if4Op ctr.
(SOTspb gaepesi.p, At. 1543 Central
Apenus.
lasnss aasoid. "a. 426 Diner Ctr.
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@abrcnb Scs S6laies seiturbcn

@eitern Ulprgeu periu6te Sobn
WtIbs pon Rp. 1113 Poplar Strabe
pergeblid feline So Sabre dlte Satin
aOelid aug oem Sdldi gu ipeden, uno
rtef Or. Oscar Seibel berbei, ipelher
feitIteIlte, buB bic Iruu pGbrenb Der
Radt einem 6eraletben erleBen III.
Coroner 8r. Spertmener purbe BON
benz QbIeben Der TFruu in senntnib
aeieBt,
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Ssuts Rabmittas finbet in groot.
lpn. y. D.. bas erie Spiel elmer &c.
RE apii9en unisrsn .Rsbs" unb ben
oprtigen ,Superbas" itutt.
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8iele 9elts iperben oa.
bnrt ernitlid franf, Oab
lie es sulafen, bab ber
Darn beritoyft wiro, lpas
bic 3eritOrung oes Mppe=
tits CUR SSolge bat unO
oas gauge sDfeut nieber=
brilft.
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r~-Gin abfiibrenoes starfuussmittel--
Heruna TT ein abfiibrenbes stdrfnngs=
mittel, tueil es gelinoe anf ben 9arm Elm.
ipirft. 6leidpitis farft es ben Appetit
unO bic GerOanunQ.
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Saieban.
Geitrise RieScrlase Der ,ReSs" in
yleip gorf.

IN BEN qeitrigen l.Bten Spiele bie=
Ier Gaiion 3ptihen unIsren .Rebs
unb ben .Risien" i'm polo.part, Rem
gort, funsirten SGleubsrer Sdnei.
Der unb 9SGnaer 9onsales aIs Bate.
RE fir Cincinnati dssen S'Soole
reip. Webers fir bic @egner. O'5uol.
nurbe i6or i'm stpeiten @ange bur9
ffromme abgel0it. pGbrenb Der S3lsu>
herer Der ReOs Biz gum Gnbe oss
Spieles auf ieinem poIteu psrblieb.
uniere Sungens berloren bas Spiel
bird ibre S6pdhe i'm Qnsrifi. sic
madten nur pier Sreffer gegen feds
unb einen iFebIer aeseu aipsi Der Rie.
len. S6leuoerer Shneiber seiaHete
ii6 bur9 eiusn 6eimlauftreffer aug,
bod fpdren leioer sur 3eit idmmtlids
8dien unbeieBt. Sdneibsr Ianote bier
2uftfGd1ler 3ur 9ant aeeen brei uno
peridentte uht SreipGiIe sur eriten
9aie aeaen fiiHf Der bsibsn Gesner.
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berlass in Den Iebtsn breisebn Spies
len, 6duptIinq 6eraoa bofit auf
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eliidssabl ii5erlpunben lit. S'Gonnor
uno gpron paren bic S6iebsri6ter.
Refultdt Der atftrisen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-19

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The river press., 1914-08-05

$33,394.O9
The estimated cost of the work hav.
ing been put at $4,000, which is con-
siderably less than the actual cost as
per above bid, the council thinks it
is due to the property owners in the
said Improvement District No. to
give them an opportunity of express
iLg their views as to whether Bit
ur1tnous or water bound Macadam
should be used and also as to whether
the proposed lighting system should
be included.
For this purpose a meeting of the
property owners in Improvement Dis
trict No. l will be held in the city
hall on Wednesday, August 5th, at s
p. N.
JOHN F.. MURPHY, City Clerk.
The river press., 1914-08-05
Second Homestead Entries

Washington dispatch says that al
though both senate and house have
passed during the present session bills
giving former homesteaders the right
to make second entry under certain
conditions, the prospects for such leg
islation before adjournment are daily
diminishing. Every few years con-
gress passes such bill, to give an
other chance to homesteaders who
have lost their former entries on one
account or another. This congress has
seen about a dozen such bills intro
duced, each varying little in phrase
ology or scope. The senate has passed
a bill by Senator Smoot granting this
privilege, and the house has passed
one by Representative Taylor of Col
orado.
The house bill, however, contains
provisos unsatisfactory to the senate
and the committee has not seen fit to
report it. The senate bill stands very
little chance of enactment in the
house, as it is not believed 1t can be
passed by unanimous consent and 1t
is not expected the public lands COM
mittee will be reached in regular order
Cn Wednesday during the session.
The river press., 1914-08-05

another opportunity was afforded
IN the seventh when Gilmore and Deh-
merit each hit. Dehnert was caught
mapping at second, according to his
jumps who was umpiring for Big San.
dv. Peterman and Jordan each failed
to hit.
In the eighth Wilford and Harnden
each scored for Big Sandy. While
Benton had another chance but could
not get a run in.
Thus it was, that while the Benton
boys played good, tight game and
Fought every inch of the contest, they
lost through failure to land on the ball
at the crucial moment, when a hit
would mean a score. At the same
time it must be considered that our
boys were batting against one of the
best pitchers in northern Montana.
TWO pretty double plays were made
by the Benton boys during the game
Dehnert to Merger to Jordan.
The score:
Benton 1000 q q Al
Big Sandy l 10 90 0 0 2 o.
The river press., 1914-08-05
Killed Game Out Of Season

Deputy Game Warden Carruth was
called to the city yesterday on infor-
nation regarding the killing of young
chickens and grouse by party NAM
ed Les Nelson, who has been working
for Henry Evers at one of his sheep
camps up in the Highwoods. Nelson
was brought here on a complaint for
shooting grouse out of season and
County Attorney Mckinley notified
the proper authorities of the matter
and the game department Immediately
took it up. Nelson pleaded guilty
and was fined and placed in Jail
awaiting the payment of the fine.
Mr.. Carruth says that the noun
tains are just filed with young grouse
this year and while the duck shooting
will not amount to much, still the
chicken shooting will be fine.-the
only drawback being the lateness Of
the season in which they can be shot
and the number per man per day. The
season for chickens opens on October
1st and a limit of five per day is all
that is allowed, while ducks can be
shot on the first of September with
a limit per day of twenty. The Ii
cense for hunting and fishing is one
dollar; if people are caught fishing
without license a fine of $25 can be
imposed and the same penalty applies
to hunters.