davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
COURT HOUSE BONDS
WILL NOT CARRY

From the reports in possession of the
Republican it is abso. utely certain the
voters OF Clearwater county will turn
down, If an election Is called, any
proposition looking 10 the bonding OF
the county at this time for new court
house. The proposed election will be
a needless waste of county funds.
The reason for this is not from oppo-
sition to court house, but lack OF con-
fidence in the county officials who
would handle the business for the tax
payers. For this same reason the vot-
ers have once repudiated the Blake
gang, and it is blind man who cannot
today see an increased resentment on
the part Of the taxpayers. 1t requires
two-thirds vote in f.vor to carry. The
proposed bonds cahnot get through an
election with an even majority, for
scores who have 81 yned the peti ions
say they will, if the eection is called,
vote against bonds.
The Republican would urge the vot-
ers to make no jest OF this proposition,
for fake election will cost from $500
to $500, and the taxpayers must pay the
bill. Ask the commissioner OF your
district not to call the election. Or IT
at all, not till the next general elec-
ton, which is now only nine months
away.
Here is something for the voter t.
consider:
Suppose you are in favor OF bonding
the county, which is in reality voting q
mortgage on your r., p ,rty, are you II
favor OF bonding at this time? Bonds
are not selling, except Mt very low fig
ures, and poorer time could not b,
selected to market our bonds. No we'll
m ,naged business concern woud at
: tempt such thing now. Later, whel
business conditions over the countr,
lave become normal, county bond
will bring much better price, and 70
the same outlay on the part Of the pee
ple better building can be had. |
other words, bonding now, and sellin
ON existing markets, is like selling you
farm today under tn, hammer. P,
your farm up tomorrow and sell it
lublic auction and see how much
will bring. When buyers begin lool
ing for land is the time to sell. Let U
wait till investors are looking for bond
This is the business side OF Il
proposition, and would apply even
the voters knew they would get 9
honest deal in III, building Of cou
house. With the county IN the hant
OF the worst gang that ever disgrace
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
LATAH FARMERS
ASSESS THEMSELVES

Latah county is to have 4 new sys-
tenn for assessing property. The Troy
News says: e. se''s II. rasfsi
THEODORE Martinson, the county as
SCISSOR. will make assessments thii year
under the Somer system which Is being
used successfully in number Of east
ern states. rs r.
Mr.. Martinson has furnished The
News the following report Of the meet
ing held on Burnt ridge Monday even
ing:
A meeting Of the taxpayers OF school
district number ~ was called At their
school house on Burnt Ridge ON Mon
day evening, Jan. 9Th, by notices sent
out from the assessor'a office, for the
purpose Of discussing the valuations Of
various classes Of property, real and
personal, and making the assessment oi
such property for the ensuing year;
1914.
This meeting, the first Of its kind in
our county and the method Of proceed
ure to the property holders and to my
s,f to certain exte mt being new wa
success beyond my expectations, a
every real and personal resident prop
erty. holder in the district was present
showing great interest and expressin,
themselves very favorably to thi
method Of assessment Of property. Tn
evening session was spent in the dis
cussion Of and the fixing Of values "a
the district and comparison II tn,
values Of other parts OF the county ia
4 gether with the. consideration, Of part
Of the revenue law. and other matter
pertaining to the TAXATION Of property
i The next day..I assessed the entir
district with the help OF enc clerk /
about five hours. Each man gave
his property In the presence Of the II,
payers Of the district 90 that when "
were throsghe everybody knew ho'
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

any county on earth; with mismanage-
ment andquestionable methods stampe
everywhere, the voters are not going
t. vote bonds. Then considering finan-
cial conditions throughout the countl y.
there will be few informed taxpayers
who W i'll deliberately stick their heads
into the moose.
Lastly, take no stock in the "scare"
that the gang FOUNDERS, now securing
the county, are peddling. At one place
they urge the voter to support bonds
"because, if yon don't Welppe will
move the county seat away from Oro-
fino." At another, they say Ahsahkl, II
the voter does not support the bonds
and sign the petitioa, will soon get the
county seat. West Of the Clearwater,
We suppose they are telling the people
that if they don't cinch the court house
at Orofino it will be moved to Elk
River.
There is absolutely no ground for
such statements. Orofino is not going
to loose the county seat. Nor can the
sincerity Of the Republican be ques-
toned for our interests are all in Oro.
fino, owning several business lots in
the heart Of town, OF little value il the
county seat is ever moved. Don't be
aroused simply because some Blake
gang rounder insists on doping you
with fear tablets. Rather look into the
proposition and see II there is moi
, another reason why the Blake gang
wants the people to vote bonds.
, The Blakes own lot OF Orofint
) property The Blakes would make ,
lot Of money, il while in power, the.
, can locate court house where the,
: want it. The Blakes can make NOR,
! money il old Foxy Jim can manipulate
n the sale OF the bonds. And the Blake
y can make still more money sometime
S termed graft,) il the taxpayers will
r have the job done by Blake gan
y board of county commissioners, VIII
n will SO manage the building that Fox
g Jim and Slippery Pat can get rakeol
If from every dollars worth of materia
It or from every contract for fixtures ths
1t is purchased. For example, on tn
it same basis that Foxy Jim sold tn
4 "dear" people Of Clearwater county q
IS typewriters for 500 per. Or, to furths
.. illustrate, build court house
- Tammany methods.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

This morning, while P. L. Orcutt,
editor of the Republican, was at the
court house examing public records,
County Treasurer Blair Hoar, without
warning, whirled and struck the writer
in the face, intending, no doubt, to beat
us up, in accordance with street rumor
that has been going the rounds for the
past ten days to the effect that unless
the Republican stopped its exposures
Of the Blake gang at once, the editor
would be silenced effectively. 1t is
known that an effort was made to get
the business men Of Orofino to wait on
the Republican and force him to stop.
1t is known that ugly threats have
been repeatedly made by the Blake
gangsters against the editor Of the Re-
publican. But the writer did suppose
that it would be entirely safe to visit
the county court house in daylight. and
to get access to county records, or an
explanation from county officials with
out being subjected to violent and vic
ious assault by county officials.
The Republican appeals to the peo
pie, and would inquire:
Is the Republican to have access to
county records?
Is the editor to be subjected to as
sault and abuse every time he goes +
the court house?
1t is up to the people of Clearwate
county to wake up to realization g
existing conditions. It is up to tn
people to see that the Republican
protected from Blake gangsters an
that neither intimidation nor boycot
nor violence goes in this county. Ar
t lie people so cowed by the Blake rim
that they dare not assert their righ'
and that no one dare expose Blake gan
corruption?
The assault occurred in the littl
vault Of the auditors office, when tn
writer was trying to get the count
commissioners TO explain why th
' county funds are not drawing interes
|. Unable to account for some $780, o.
/ in the hands OF Tax Collector Hoar
: the close OF December, the writer aske
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

Spokane county has just awakened
TO the fact that its once trusted and es-
teemed county treasurer, Zach Stewart
was crooked and there are others. IL
isn't business for the people in any
county to take too much for granted,
Keep every county official carefully
checked up. Run county business on
the same basis that any successful pri
vate business is run. Its the safe way
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

Holland aud Storholt, substitutes.
Field goals. Laramore, =; Foot I;
Bounds. !; Dermott, I; Kinne,, s; VIII
fong, g.. Foul throws-Laramore, Z;
Kinne, 4. a. = ~ 4, 4r.,,a.s
The local team will play at Culdesac
next Saturday. This will be the hard
est game Of the season, but the boys
have high hopes. They are coming TO-
the front! Compliments, Mr.. Reese. !
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
Strayed

Strayed
Dark red heifer. coming 2. Small
white spot center Of forehead; branded
+ ON right hip. Uppsr.and lower BIT,
(hak circle), out of right ear, and un-
derbit out OF tip Of left ear. - reward
for recovery. C. A. Pittwood, Orofino.
ll-k tssY.y,s, .
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

A Sites man told his wife that he
had dreamed that his mother in law
fell into the river and was drowned.
eyes, you BRUTE" the wife replied, i
heard you laugh in your Sleep"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

The Orofino club will meet on Thurs
day afternoon hereafter The next
meeting. will be held at Mrr. ]. H.
|. .Noftger's on Jan. q, at 2 p. M
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16

The big ball, to be given Feb. 20 a. Z
benefit for the Orofino' Fire Depart,
ment, will be one Of the best ever
given here. Keep this in mind.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
County Of Clearwater,
State of Idaho,

OOUHty VI OfOesf "e1eCh3 7 :.
State Of Idaho, D.
Joseph Kaufman, Auditor of the
above named County and State do
hereby certify that the above item ap-
pears in bill against the County filed
by |. r. Grow on July oath, 1912 under
file number 1887, and examined and al
lowed by the Board, July 25th, 1912.
Joseph Kaufman,
Auditor.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-01-16
THE OFFICIAL RECORD.
Orofino, Idaho, July oath, 1912

To Orofino Tribune, Orofino, Idaho.
May "a, Sc lines special session o1
board Sc 4:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
RenfaIs

~---~SS-1S~
YOUR RENTS COLLECTED promptly and
RENTED promptly We attend 20 your
business as though it was our business.
Hawkins Bros
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
REAL ESTATE. TNSU RANCE. BONDS.
rnn GNN aN-TnN-Tn IT

REAL ESTATE lNSl kANNEs bONDe-
100 SAN ANTONIO ST.
$780, rm- home, Prospect Ave, mod
eru- hardwood finish. terms to suit or eL-
change for smaller property.
$780, I'm home. modern Prospect Ave.
Terms 10 suit. small cash payment
$1,000 I'm bungalow. new, IS It frt,
Mckinley Ave $500 cash bal suit
$500 I'm modern home, IS It fri. Fl
Boulevard G. V, $1,000 cash. bal suit
5000 I'm home modern. S7iz T. fri.
H P. splendid location. $500 cash. !. ?. ,,
4 yrs. Splendid buy.
SI70O-3 I'm home. Ohio St. H P. beau
tiful place: small cash payment. bal mo.
S225 per acre-10 acres. Socorro. all in
cult, paved road. small cash payment or
viii exchange FOR city property
S200 per acre-10 acres y mi Tsleta,
beautiful homesite. 10 percent cash, bal mo.
or suit
S35 per acre-56 acres. best buy on
Island small cash payment. bal suit
Newman Investment Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
For SaIe-ReaI Estate

LOTS FOR SATELLITES $3.50 lots in block
IS. Grand View, for S1s5 each Phone 1898
or $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
Secondhand Automobiles.

--~---~---------~-~~S-~N-
FOR SALE-Large passenger touring car
now in rent service. leaving town and will
sell at sacrifice. Address !. 26. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
srErRRAN HOME. - cAsH.


Bal $50 per month. Immediate possession
New room pressed brick bungalow. situ-
ated on the county paved boulevard in the
suburban garden district. Phone for auto
TO this now
CHEAP Buy. 400 BLK, MONTANA ST.
Modern s room pressed brick residence,
full lots $500. Terms TO suit you
TENEMENT PROPERTY, :. OREGON ST.
55x120 f.. east front, paved street $500
below market
WILL TRADE
s room residence in San DieEo's swell resi-
dence district for Fl Paso valley land or
city property.
kiIburn-Lindsey CO.. Succrs-,
TOhin Real Estate Co.
Valley Land and City Property.
100 Main St Phone sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

FOR SALE-On account owner leaving town
desires make immediate sale improved and
vacant city FL Paso property; low prices:
liberal terms; no commissions: deal direct
with owner Address a F. Mahoney, Clint.
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
Rooms-Furnished Of U1fuE1ishse

Rooms-Furnished or Unfurnished
= az = TSFrRS;IsHED ROOMS IN fiat
S11E 2 Boulevard
FURNIsHED ROOMS Tor rent. with sleep
ing porches Phone 5S29
TJoT55J- E.-CASTLE-305s s Stanton
T,ur-i.Ied rooms steam heat Every thing
new and strictly firstclass-
NICELY furnished bedroom for rent. suit
able FOR gentlemen as Epson Phone
5=7s J.
STTAW HEATED ROOM for gentleman.
private family "a W Franklin Phone
1903 w
FOR KENT-Furnished sunny room with
no. ans cold running water 10 minutes walk
from town. 61s W Boulevard Phone -lst-
FOR RFNT - Furnished front room with
bath connecting. for 1 or gentlemen ls5
y. Oehoa. Phone 5124 J.
For Rent-HoussksepIng Rooms.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOAS-Sos E Missouri
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms So Myrtle
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. close IN sol
Mcsl Phone 1881
FURNISHED ROOMS and light housekesp-
inE- 1901 n p Paso-
MODERN housekeeping rooms sos y
Ochca-
TWO light Housekeeping rooms for rent
lights. water 1-05 n oregon Phone 10
FOR HOUSEKEEPING furnished rooms.
modem conveniences 500 \ oregon
NICE ROOMS for light housekeeping.
ground floor. close in 2os s Florence s.
, on HOUSEKEEPING rooms near South
western shops 10 y Piedras Phone $3.50
FTRNISHED Housekeeping suite sos y
e Paso St
> S.scs-.Y furnished light Housekeeping
rooms on ground floor Call 1901 Myrtle Ave
FOR RENT CHEAP - Close in. light
Housekeeping rooms Phone 4ees
HOUSEKEEPING sUITEs-BIair Apis. SIS
y Campbell
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS - 1141 E Rio
Gr1rde-
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. single or en-
suite 616 y kansas
FURNISHED houseksepinE rooms. single
and en- suite; az outside 1907 y ~ Paso-
TWO FRONT ROOMS. nicely furnished. gas
range; reasonable 1oae Myrtle
THREE housekeeDing rooms s11 Z Ms
souri, Phone -ooL
TWO unfurnished housekeeping rooms Pm
$50 W mornings
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. s1o-1sOs Ma
Coffin
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. new apis. large.
airy; large Sleeping Porehes- llls Monlal,--
..lHEEE connecting unfurnished housekeep-
ing rooms with private bath no Children
references exchanged 1908 E Rio Grands
ST Phone $50
Rooms and Board.
--~-~-----~-~-~~-~-~---~-~
PLEASANT ROOMS and board Phi s252
ROOM AND BOARD-s0I Nevada
MEALS. 5ls HESA-Phous S41T RoOml
ROOMS AND BOARD - Sleeping pOrchss
1919 y. Oregon. Phone So
FOR RENT lovely front rooms with best
home cooking Phone 562E
WANTED-Children or babies 20 board and
take care OF by responsible party Phi 51T1
FOR RENT-Front bedroom. board II de-
sired. in private family -496 Wyoming
FURNISHED Room and board 200 Ari-
IONA No sick
GOLDEN WEST HOTEL-Europea plan.
Excellent boa-t. e1ots E. Overland Phi FoS--
ROOMS with sleeping porch for gentle
men board u desired Phi 44o2 No sick
BOOMERS AND BOARDERS WANTED IN
beautiful country home. Is minutes ride
from city. Phone 1857
Pa,Fals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

$500 DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH. includ-
ing interest. buys 5 room bungalow on
full lots. paved street. cement sidewalks.
hardwood floors sleeping porch. heating
plant: all builtin features. Phone 1926 or
write P o. boz $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
For Rent-Furnished Apartments

For Rent-Furnished Apartments
Houses, Etc.,
ALEXANDER APTs.-Phone 5424
CHOICE APT. close in Phone 1850.
FOR RENT-Furnished apt. private bath
everything new Phone 6oo--
? ROOM APT. sleeping porch. close in
reasonable Phone 500 J.
FURSISHED HOUSE for rent 2o7 n Flor
ence- $50 per month
nicely furnished room apartment and
sleeping porch Phone $3.50
FOR RENT-5 room furnished flat. very
desirable Phone 51Z2
FURNISHED room apt. "Brazos" Phi
1717 or s5ss-
3 Rom SITE. strictly modern 117s
Myrtle Echo" Phone $751;
3 ROOM nicely furnished apt. very close
in. S35 sol y r Paso St
STEAM HEATED furnished apt. in Mar
CARTE Phone 5ol5-
HOTEL ADELANTE-Opp- City hall En-
trance a03 Kansas. Elegantly furnished apis
and rooms Everything new Pm S14l-sOs2-
ABATEMENT rooms and bath. beautiful
location. Sunset. Heights furnished or IN
furnished; large sleeping porch Phone after
p m. s4e5-
FOR RFNT-LARGE APIS.
The Lucerne' corner Campbell and
Boulevard. and rooms each. modern
steam heated building.
Austin Mari
FOR RENT-BeautifulIy furnished new 5
room bungalow with sleeping porch anu
heating plant. Is minutes ride on Fl Bliss
car line. $50 per month Address F. II,
Herald
FOR RENT-My large room completely
furnished home; has brick garage all mod
Hn= 6
reliable parties. or viii sell at a bargain.
furnished or unfurnlshed- Phone 1163 or
address P o. box 12&
II YOU ARE WANTING an extra nice fur
nished apt. everything new in the apt and
elegantly furnished. where only select PEG
pie are accepted. no small children or sick
allowed within walking distance. Z large
rooms and sleeping porches. private bath.
phone 1921 go Mundy-
ROOms-Furnished o. UNFINISHED
SCOTCH HOTEL-212H San Antonio
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent Pm s4I4 ].
ROOMS FOR RENT-Phons 4s2s-
COOL downstairs rooms 81 y e Paso
D. R. FRANCIS HOTEL-s15H Mills St
STEAM HEATED ROOM. private bath Pm
elo6-
ROOMS. Sis Up - Modern housekeeping
apis reasonable 100 Texas Phone $50
FRONT ROOM. sleeping porch. steam heat
3e7 W. Missouri Phone 1892
FURNISHED ROOM for gentlemen 81 y.
Stanton
GENTLFMEN-Newly furnished room with
sleeping porch Phone ess7-
FOR RENT-Furnished front room. use Of
plano II desired 11=3 Wyoming St
COOL BEDROOMS CHEAP-Close in. Fay
cite Rooms. e15 Mills St Phone 1873
ROOMS for employed ladies' 1908 Flor
ence. Phone 1891
NICELY furnished bedroom on Montana St.
boarding house near Phone s1e7-
STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms. The Viz
Einia- Phone 1927
FURNISHED ROOM. adjoining bath. in pri-
vate home rs n Santa Re Phi 5i-s w
NICELY furnished room. adjoining bath.
private family; no sick 1901 Hutton
FOR EENT-Sleeping rooms and house
keeping room. running water. COS y Oregon-
TWO unfurnished rooms. bath. hot and cold
water -51f Boulevard
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front bed
room iu new modern home. Sunset Heights
Phone 51S3.
FOR RENT - One nicely furnished front
room with steam heat and bath Address
Y. $50. Herald.
HOTEL DELMAR, az y. stanton. hot and
cold water: free baths; all hours: rooms
soc to 81 day, s. up weekly Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

D GTand view Tor FIs' s4VIl' ll9l'7 ~
or $500.
FOR sALE-New room home. sleeping
pOrches. green lawn. modern CONVENIENCE
Choicest neighborhood in city cheap. Bar
gain. care Herald
FOR SALE-so It 3 blocks from San An
tonic St, worth $4,000 VIII take $4,000. Is
cash. balance to suit buyer See F. "
Ascarate. 924 S FL Paso St Prone so
OF 5OST J
MISSION BUNGALOW on lots, rooms.
hardwood floors. builtin features, basement
and heating plant: one OF the best loca-
tons in city for health seeker. $4,000; half
cash Phone 1888 or $3.50
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-17
DEER LODGE TEAM
WINS FROM
BUTTE
Ey SCORE OF TO 1-ExcELsloRs
DEFEATED AT HANDS or.
STRENGTHENED NINE

Deer Lodge, Aug. 16.-(special.)- )--In
the best game of baseball seen ON the
local diamond this season Deer Lodge
defeated the Exeelsiors of Butte by a
score of to 1, this afternoon. Deer
Lodges infield was strengthened dur
ing the past week by the addition Of
three players from the disbanded Hell
iena Union association team.
Mccoy, second baseman for Deer
Lodge, featured with the stick, get
ting three hits out of four times up.
Karr, the Deer Lodge pitcher, tossed
his best game this season. McAuloffe
Of Butte pitched a splendid game, but
his teammates were unable to hit
when hits meant runs. &s
Errors for the day were even, both
teams having one. Deer Lodge got
nine hits against Buttes five. Karr
of Deer Lodge struck out III men and
hit one batsman. McAuliffe struck out
eight men and allowed one base on
balls.
Batteries-For Deer Lodge-Karr
and Gatewood: for Butte, McAnliffe
and Walsh. Umpire, Mcfarland.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-17
SONS Of HERMANN |
GIVE { !. REDlR9ss R D. \
FINANCIAL AID
Wysy4 ~ yfE

A The Sons OF Hermann lodge had q.
largely ATTENDED meeting last nigh Ind
after the routine business session the
question OF contributing something IN
support Of the National Red Cross as
sociations plan to send aid to the in
jured in the European war, was dis
Ecussed at some length. Tlae lodge, ,ae-4
scided to donate $50 to q fund to be
raised in Missouia among the Germnn.
residents to be sent to the society in
support Of Its plan. the money TO be
-rsed in extending aid to the German
injured. Other Germans in the city
are invited to contribute. They should
send their subscriptions to f. Nobel,
spostoffice box TAO.
The appeal for help came from the
Red Cross society in letter addressed
to Mayor Getchell and published in
The Muscular.
The lodge also discussedfthe coming
session of the grand lodge to be held
In Billings August 2S and 90 and de-
cided to send good delegation to the
session.
!
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-17
VEST VlR|GI,,lh|A.'S s
BAA|l||I1S| J WERE
IIAllAlH

HI
Williamson, w. yR.. Aug. 1e.-The
pursuit Of the tJve bandits who last
Friday killed .goseph Shaler, paymaster
Of the Glen Alum Fuel company and
his two conpani and stole the COM
pany payroll Of $4,000. ended today
when the mountain cave into which
the desperAdoes had retreated was
dynamited md the men killed, The
|ueaths Of the bandits brought the ia
taitties to Ill.
Pursued bysa posse OF armed detec-
tives and deputies, the Mslesperadoes
fled to the mountains friday night
IN q battle last night. DIGESTIVE Bur-
rell was killed and Deputy Sheriff Ed
ward Mounts and Jacob Groves were
wounded. pnobabiy fatally.
The bandits: then retrcated to a cave
in the mountains five miles from War
Eagle and during last night and early
tOa1ay held the posse at. bay. Detec.
tives #I4andon Tiller and Squire Belcher
were killed during the night, attack.
8 The valise which contained. the com.
saany payroll was found in the case.
Five hundred dollars OF .he $4,000 was
fnissing. 4 -
The bandits were recognized as HAL
IAN miners who had been discharged
from the apployi OF the Glen Arnm
Fuel eomRanx. II .ss..s -
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-17
TWICE sl CONVICT
FACES THIRD TERM

2 \ 4 {.
Geeorges Harris. who has twice served
i time In the state penitentiary. Is again
behind the bars of tile county jail md
must face the charge OF housebreakine.
Yesterday naorning early he entered Al
house over on the east side but made
his escape when discovered befsre he
had time to do any damage. Later
he was caught In Greenongh park by
the police. He told the OFFICERS that
he was passing the hosase and hsards
the telephone ringing loud and long.
He went in to answer the phone. he
said. Il
Harris was recently liberated nom
the ;penitentiary at neer Lodge after
serving: a year for stealing. He was
sentenced in the ailistfict court here.
Once before ne served time IN the same
prison.