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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-26
WASHINGTON PAGEANT IN JUNE.
Mayor Cheney Of Hartford on Com.
mittee 70 Com nj morate Trip.

HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. 25.--Mayor
Louis II. Cheney received notification to-
day of his selection "a chairman OF the
Connecticut committee that is to cooperate
with committees from New York. Massa-
chusctts and Pennsylvania in preparing
tho pageant next June commemorative
the journey Of Gen. George Washington
from Philadelphia to Cambridge. Mass.
to take command OF the Continental army.
A memorial tablet will he erected on
the site of the old Beers tavern in New
Haven, which stood on the spot now &C.
cupied by the Taft Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-26
ANvSE ME>Ts.
METROPOLITAN "sIs1

CENTURY r HG,sH 'Mwi ;sY .., r,gA
Nients AZ =. Mats. Wed. & sat A. !" ~
Tonight. IA BOIIENE." Wcck io,.e.,
TUES. Night. "ROMEO AND UIuI"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-26

WAsHISGroN. Jan. 25.-Appeals Of
Frank NJ Ryan and twenty-thr.c others
in the Indianapolis dynamiting cases from
the Judgment of the Circuit Court Of APP
peals at Chicago. affirming their sentences.
probably will h. filed In the United States
Supreme Court this week 10y Elijah Il
Zoline. their attorney Ryan was presi-
dent Of the International Structural Iron
Workers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-26
Pay Not So Had. Considering.

The marine gets everything in the way
OF living expenses except laundry, soap,
tooth powder and tobacco and SOLDIERS
of the Sea" presents an interesting table
showing the amount of money marine
who spends only for necessities can save
This shows that If the enlisted man de-
posts his pay with the paymaster where
It will draw interest he will have at the
end of four years $40, and that IL he
should thus save his pay and serve the
thirty years. after which he may retire
ON three -fourths pay, he will have banked
SlOi91.
This If he remains a private during his
service should he rise TO the highest non
commission rank, that OF Sergeant Major,
lie will do very much better, and upon
retirement on three-quarters pay with
clothing and ration allowance he will re-
cevc as pension alone, AZ Soldiers of the
sea" figures 1t. $3.50 per month, which
equals interest at per cent, on S2O,25O.
The pamphlet has much to say of tho
provisions the Government has made for
the mental and physical education of the
marines of the liberal furloughs granted
and the standing that goes with an honor
able discharge, And, In case the picture
painted OF life in the ". NJ G. should at
sirablc, there Is appended a list OF ire
auircments for enlistment" from which
1t Is seen that not only must the applicant
be of sufficient height and weight but
that lac must he
~ native born or naturalizcd citizen OF
the United States; steady and regular in
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

Get in on our sale of blankets,
comforts, sheets and pillow cases.
Moore's Furniture Co.
Motice-There has been some
talk about me jumping the town,
which there is no truth in. If
some people would tend to their
own business aud let others do the
same, I think things would go
better, foreigners included. Claud
Hydorn.
DR.. L. j. Stauffer plans to leave
the first of next week for Lincoln,
Wash, where he will open Offices
for the practice of medicine and
surgery. Lincoln is a booming
town with rich surrounding
country and pr, Stauffer believes
it offers an unusually inviting field
to one desiring to build up prac-
tice.
The Northside School Improve
ment Club will have charge OF the
program at the Amazon theater
next Friday evening and a per
cent Of the proceeds will be turned
oyer to the club to apply on its
payments on the piano purchased
last year for for the school, The
program will consist OF several
amateur numbers by children of
the Northside school and Number
! Of fine moving pictures.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

r.. Belanger, of Passport, was
business visitor in town Wednes
day.
w. D. Baxter, J. 1. Monks ane
Q. w. Gardner left the frst of tn,
week on a hunting trip in the vi
entity Of Addie.
.. w. Parks and w. +. Kinnes,
returned last week from a huutine
trip IN the Yakt country. They
brought h0me two deer.
Our merchandise is OF tbs high.
est quality money can buy. Our
service u the best and our prices
the lowest. Simonds Drug Store
the House of Quality.
@. H. Kirkpatrick, station agent
for the Spokane international rail-
way at PASSPORT, was business
visitor in town Tuesday.
Notice-Janitor work, carpet
cleaning, painting, house cleaning,
and lawn work. No work refused
Prices right. Work guaranteed.
{. D. White. Phone 2l, Oct16tf
Miss Mary Dawson and her
mother, Mrs, Mary Dawson, are
spendins the week -end in town
visiting with friends. Miss Daw-
son is teaching at Copeland.
The Ladies Aid Of the Union
church will hold SIS ANIMAL bazaar at
the K. of ?, Hall on Friday after
noon aud evening, Dec. a, at 2
O'Clock. There will be all kinds
OF fancy work, aprons, candy and
many other articles. Supper will
be served, consisting of baked
beans, brown bread, sandwiches,
salad, cake, doughnuts, pickles and
coffee, all for Csc. Now is the
time to select your Xmas presents.
The Kootenai Valley Produce
company let the contract Wednes-
day to Lawrence Polzin. lowest
bidder, for the excavating for the
cold storage plant which the COM
pany plans to build ON the west
end of the warehouse on the Great
Northern right ofway. The build
ing will be put up by day labor
and will have dimensions of 24x24
feet.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27
GOV. HAINES IS PHILOSOPHICAL
Expresses Appreciation of Loyalty Of
Supporters Over the State

That Governor Haines is a good
loser is we'll shown in the following
letter which was recently received
by one of his close friends;
I find many pleasing things to
recall as result of the campaign
and not the least of these is the in
tense loyalty of my personal friends.
Many of you did far more than
could reasonably be expected of
you and it will always be a bright
thought to recall your great 10y
atty.
-Four weeks ago the people of
Idaho were willing to accord me a
vote of endorsement, and l believe
the plurality would have been from
twelve to fifteen thousand and the
change of sentiment was caused by
matters over which ] had no con-
troll and for which / was in no way
responsible. When / think it all
over | am not so greatly surprised
that l was defeated. | was made
the target of all attack and the op
position so confused the public
mind that ! presume they felt it Z
duty to vote against me. | an
cheered, however, by the though
that Time is great evener in pol
itics, as in many other things
After the people have had a few
weeks for reflection l believe tina
they will accord to me the credi
which l feel is due me.
| rejoice at the trend of senti
ment which indicates the return Q
the republican party to power
l This is most manifest in a nationa
/ sense and after two years of
, Million Dollar Mystery | have II,
doubt whatever but what the peo
pie of Idaho will again place a re
publican governor in the executiv,
chair in this state.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27
local Piek.ups

Better Bread at the Bonner Bak-
cry, postoffice building.
Hear the Victrola, the greatest
8f all musical Instruments.
The St. Mary's Guild will meet
with Mrs, G. +. Moore next
Thursday.
c. w. King was business visi'
tor in Spokane last Friday and
Saturday.
Dressed granted hogs for sale
any size from so to 400 pounds.
Inquire of J. Hawkins, Boomers
Ferry, Ida. ll-20 If
Pr G. +. Moore motored to
Spokane last Friday OH a business
trip, returning home Friday night
Auctioneer-I am an auctioneer
of long experience and am open to
engagements at all times in any
part of the county. /. Causton,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. If
Mr., and Mrs F, G, Chambers
went to Standpoint last Friday to
appear in a lawsuit which was tried
that day in the district court.
Save the coupons given with ev-
cry IS cent purchase. The draw
ing for a fine az piece china dinner
set will take place at 800 p. m,
Saturday afternoon, November %,
Brody's Pharmacy.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27
NEWS HAS ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT
0. A. and Myrtle Tooley Take Excep-
tions to Campaign Editorial

Suit was brought in district
court last Friday morning by o. A,
and Myrtle Tooley. husband and
wife, against the Bonner Publish
ing company, charging libel and
placing damages at $4,000.
During the recent campaign the
News printed an editorial against
the sheriff's Office in which it is
claimed in the complaint an asper-
sion was cast on Mrs, Tooley's
character. The editorial in ques-
ton is quoted in the complain,
6led,
Tooley and his wife were recent
ly in Jail serving sentence for boot
Logging at Lakeview.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

Simonds Drug Store takes sub
scriptions for any magazine pub
lished. We can also furnish you
the club rates, great saving to
magazine readers.
For Sale-Surplus yearlings and
calves; also one or two good cows,
and a yearling registered Jersey
bull. Call Yorkview Dairy, near
G. N. depot, Standpoint. N2O-27
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

you Duy OF us. Prompt delivery.
The pupils of the local schools
were given a two day Thanksgiv.
ing vacation this week.
Mesdanes John s. Gordon and
@. H. Kirkpatrick. Of Eastposs,
were v!sitofa In town last Friday.
| John Leibseehs, wellkuowu
raneher OF the LsuiA district, Wa
IN town Wednesday aud Thursday.
E. B. Schlstte. justice of the
peace of Boulder precinct. was in
town Wednesday.
F. A. Shultis returned Wednes.
day from business trip to Sand
point.
Joseph Lancaster, manager of
the ldamont mines. was business
visitor in Standpoint Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dry planning mill wood, S2.75
per load. Its better and cheaper.
Order at the Boomers Ferry
Lumber company's Office.
Mrs. J. L. Goodwin, of Porthill
transacted business in town Tues
day and Wednesday.
| Mrs. Earl Garret, of Libby, Wis
tied here with friends and relatives
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. King, of
Macarthur, visited here Monday
with their son, G. w. King.
Mrs. Mac P. Bailey, OF Troy,
was here ON. shopping trip the
| first of the week,
R, A. Chapel, a wellknown
merchant of Meadow Creek, was a
business visitor in town Tuesday
and Wednesday,
M A. Berkshier, a lumberman
of Meadow Creek, was visitor in
town several days this week,
+. f. Saunders, j. S. Bond and
Charlie Bond were successful IN
killing two deer in the vicinity of
Naples last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callow, of Troy,
were visitors in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Callow is one of the leading
merchants of Troy and has been in
business there for a number of
years.
Christmas Day is fast approach
ing. Come in and look over our
line of presents. We are always
glad to show our stock, New
goods arriving each day, Hrody's
Drug Store.
Monroe Bailey, former S. I. Ry.
station agent here and now doing
relief agent work for the Great
Northern railway, was a visitor in
town Wednesday,
Al Wright, former engineer for
the Great Northern on the K. Y.
branch, visited friends here Tues
day. Mr., Wright has been engi
neering out of White6sh on mail
trains % and 27 since he left here.
We pay all parcel post or express
charges on out of town mail orders.
Try us for your next order of
drugs or drug sundries. We guar
antee the lowest price and best
service. Simonds Drug Store,
The many friends Of SANDY"
Mclaughlin will be glad to hear
that he is recovering from a severe
attack of the la grippe, which, for
while, threatened to run into pneu.
monia.
J. w. Reid is proud of his mai
order business, most of which
comes from nearby towns. Occa
sionally, however, he gets orders
from distant cities and last weel
he filled an order for a woman il
Kansas City who wrote that sh,
could not get the articles wanted
in her home town and asked fol
prices in wholesale lots.
Local people were considerabl,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

See the Kootenai Valley Produce
Co. for Guaranteed Honey pro-
duced by members of the Farmers
Union at CSC for lbs. or 81 80 for
10 lbs. Flour and feed in at the
lowest prices. Fine green cabbage
at 1!c per ID. Nov13tf
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

In perfumes we lead them all
Let us demonstrate to you Brody' $
Drug Store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

ties that might be used by the armies
or naNles, This, it is believed, will
reduce TO a minimum the chances Of
interference with the American car
rying trade
To facilitate uninterrupted voyages
by merchant vessels carrying food
Stufts, oils, metals and other semi
contraband material, il has been sug-
geSted that the manifest be Vised BY
British consular officers in American
ports, which would insure the ships
against detention by British or French
cruisers, even temporarily to make
searches. This matter Is now under
consideration.
The protest Of the state department
against the seizure Of the steamer
BrindilIa ana her detention at Hall
fax, with the demand for her release.
was not in the nature Of an ulti-
matum, according to state department
officials.
The department is stiil without any
official Information Of the seizure Of
the third Standard on steamer the
Platuria, and has not lodged any pro-
test
Word came today that Denmark.
racing petroleum famine, was
greatly concerned over the detention
Of the tankers. The Danish minister,
Mr.. Brun, said Denmark must look
TO America for grain and petroleum,
now that the Russian and Roumanian
supplies are cut off
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
soon Will SETTLE
SEIZURE OF Ships
REACHING AN AGREEMENT
WITH ENGLAND ABOUT
AFFAIR.
Released ONE TANKER
Britain Admits She Has No Right
to Seize Neutral Ships to
Neutral Ports.

WASHINGTON oct. 22.-Issuos
arising from the British seizure Of
three American oil ships viii be sat
isfactorily adjusted in the opinion Of
the state department officials. The re-
lease after a short detention of the
tanker John d. Rockefeller, with the
explanation by the British am bassador
that the vessel was detained only be-
cause Of doubt as TO the destination of
her cargo, was construed as an ad-
mission by the British government OF
the right OF yes4els properly under
American registry to carry oil with
out molestatiOu between neutral
ports.
The fact that Great Britain re-
leased the ship only after It had as
surcd itself that, through the Danish
embargo, there was no opportunity
for the oil 10 pass into German hands,
was looked upon as concerning only
Great Britain and Denmark. The
state department has been informed
that all neutral countries in northern
Europe now have placed ombargocs
upon the expectation into the bel
logerent countries of any commodi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
KILLED DEPUTY SHERIFF
Escaped Prisoner Ambuscadcd an
officer.

CONWAY, Ark oct. 22-Dcputy
Sheriff oscar l.. Honea, aged 36, was
shot and killed today while pursuing
Lee Blount. who. with another white
man an a negro, broke out Of jail here
last night. Members of the posse who
were with IIonea said Blount had con-
cealed himself In thickot near May
flower, ten miles from here, and shot
the officer with shotgun at close
range. Honea died instantly. Blount
had but few days TO serve on mis-
dcmeanor charge lie fled after the
shooting, and is reported to have been
Joined 10y desperate criminal recently
released from the Arkansas peniten-
tlary. lionea is survived by his wifo
and seven young children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

GALESBURG, ILL.,, oct, 22.-Bob
Burman today broke tho world's
record for fifty miles on a circular
dirt track when he made the distance
here In lj minutes. 4S seconds Tho
previous record was 4G minutes, 32
seconds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23

NNNIl D-Goud. Cicau cotton rags
1t tho World nud sun olficc. Win
pnN Be- pee pound. delivered at press
room door AdN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
CONVENTION ASSUMES
POWERS OF CABINET
MAY BRING A CLASH WITH
THE CARRANZA
POWERS.
VILLA IS PEACEABLE
Seriously Doubt Report That Vii
la Moved Army to Con
vention City.

WASUINGTON oct. 22 The Mex
lean national convention at AguaS
Calientcs which recently voted itself
the sovereign authority in Mexico, has
appointed "A committee OF five "to as
sumo tho duties" Of five cabinet po-
sitiuus in Mexico city according 10
adviccs 10 the state department today.
The committee is TO take charge of
the portfolios Of foreign relations,
war public instruction, justice and
finance.
80 mention was made i'm the dis
patches of what the convention
would do with reference to the pro-
Nsouu presidency, but it has been
expected that this question would
await the arrival Of General Zapata
or hts delegates for decision.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-23
MAY Reach Crisis.

\ test OF strength may come upon
thc effort Of the commission to as
sumo authority. Heretofore there
has been mo- Indication that the con
Vtutiun Intended to exercise executive
functions Moreover, there are inu-
nations. not only I'm press dispatches.
hat I'm official reports, that General
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-09
Ia cARrA Es

La Voz del Pueblo reproduce los 81
guientes parrafos de la carta dirigidf
por el Licenciado Elfego Baca al Sc
nador Andrews. La Voz principal con
ell siguiente comento:
FL Licenciado Baca, provocado, por
10 que 81 expresa ser falsas promesas
que lie hizo Andrews comprometien-
dose a s%ostener ,su %candidatura ante la
convention Republican,, mientras que
ahora resulta como candidate el mis-
mo, do 1ltimamente a luz en- la prem
sa ingles una carta en- la cual lie 'po-
ne las peras a cuatro'' al famoso ca
Clique de PENNSYLVANIA. El case fle, Sc
gun 81 licenciado Baca, que Andrews
a pesar de su promesa arroj6 su som
brero de paja al redondel congresio-
nal por medic de una carta que pubIi-
CO en- ell Journal en- la cual, despues
de presentanrse como candidate, ofre-
ce que Sc sometera a la accion de la
convention etc. La carta de Baca Sc
funda en- la "promesa" que hace ell
Toro de someterse a la accion de la
convention y recordando la que lie hi.
20 a 81 hace comentos dignos de la
pluma del licenciado.
"oentimos mucho carecer del SUI
hciente espacio para reproducir toda
la carta, pero damos a continuation
sus parrafos mas sobresalientes:
1895 Cuando listed dice que sc
c~ompromete, deseo preguntarle 81
sornprende el significado de la pala-
IRA, por motive que quizas 20 nc sepa
j significado. Pero con relacion a
ssto deseo %preguntar a listed ST no es
que durante la legislature pa
ada, cuando fue listed derrotado en-
us aspiraciones para senador de los
lE. UU, me VIC en- companfa de mu-
hos otros caballeros Republicanos en-
albuquerque, donde y cuando me di-
D que visto que los dos senadores y
! representative al congreso, perte-
ecian al elemento llamado America,
los Americanos debfan ell repre-
sntante de 1914 a los Disappointment I
amos, en- cuya relacion dijo listed que
. era ell candidate l6gico y que ST me
Iltaba dinero listed me ayudarfa a S
.1tenerlo para ganarme ID election. y !
do la mano en- p~resencia de los II
'esentes prometiendome que harfa Il
estuviera en- su poder para col
guir mi postuIacion Y eleccion7 Por u
Ipuesto que debo ser franco para 0 81
ted; cuando listed diio que me ayu- 81
RIA con dinero 70 no abrigue ning1'- 81
esperanto. pues en- ese mismo item eI
me hablaba listed sobre el topico ci
| dinero. y luego me vino tambien hi
10 memoria el recuerdo one cuando Z
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-09
LOS coNDADos DE sANDoVAL Y
VALENCIA GozAN De UNA DIE
IA LEVE a sEGuN LOS QUARTS
MOS DE LA LISTA DE TAsAcIoN

FL ASSESSOR del eondado de Va
lencia halo en- 81. condado 1886
caSallos. 1863 mulas, 145 burros,
1896 recess, 63,S45 oveias, 436 ca
bras. 131 cerdos. Parece que es-
tos estan teniendo una "dieta
muy rfgida' porque ell ASSESSOR So
lamente halo una tonelada de
zacate Y solamente 500 libras de
maiz Y NADIA trigo. nj ayena. HUI
DO Z automobiles, y 1921 en- va
lor de joyerfa.
La lista de tasacion del conda-
do de Sandoval manifesto que
hay 2072 caballos, 40 mulas, 3lS
burros, 1869 reces, 1 ,5O6 owe
jas, 4425 cabras, y IS cerdos. Co
me yiven Y que comen estos ami
males es I'm misterio.
La lista de tasacion no mani
fiesta que hay avena, maiz nj
trigo. Pero ESQ no significa que
los de Sandoyal Sc han petrifica-
do y han abandonado la labranza,
porque solamente manifiestan
que valen s75 en- ioyerfa. plata Y
orc y solamente tres automobiles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-09
FL "TORO ESTARIA
DUENO 81 PUDIERA.
SER ELECTO
Dice Ervien-Andrews Expide una
HoIlta Muy sabrosa; Apareoe To-
mar Libertades Con la Opinion de
AIgunos de sus Amigos, 81 Acaso 10
Vale.
ERvlEN Es UN PoDER EN- Ell
coNDADo DE UNION.

Tn librito pequeho pero muy asea
do ap~areciendo en- Jos escritorios dc
~ciertos Republicans en- la ciudad 81
Viernes portaba este tftulo:
Nv. H. ANDREWS anuncia su can
didatura para la nomination RepubIi
cana para 81 ~congreso."
Ell llbrito contiene ~extractos de ar.
tfculos los cuales han ~aparecido en- 81
Albuquerque Morning Journal. Hay
un apunte bajo una Inca de encabeza-
do de Santa Fe, del da is de JUNO,
la cual dice: "El Comisionado de Te-
rrenos r. P. Ervien es uno de los eau
dillos Republicanos quienes han esta-
do en- ell campo opuestos al Senador
w. H. Andrews pero ahora decIara 81
mismo que 10 fayorece para ell con-
greso. Ervien es lin poder en- Ell CON
dado de Union"
Eel Comisionado de terenos r. p.
Eryien esta algo ~sorprendido acerca
del manifesto en- Ell librito polftico
del Sr. Andrews y de acuerdo dict6
i'm manifesto Ell cuaI tai vez pueda
servir para poner al pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico "bienp sobre la actitud del Sr.
Ervien. Ell Sr. Ervien dijo:
"Yo die que 70 crefa que Ell Sir.
Andrews era Ell mejor diputado al con-
greso que habiamos tenido; Y que 81.
habia c%onseguido mas cosas para Ell
Territorio Y que ST Ell PODIA SER
ELHCTO 20 desearfa verlo nominal
do"