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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-16
COUNTY WARRANTS REDEEMED.

Notice is hereby given, that the fol-
lowing county warrants will be paid on
the presentation to the county treasur-
er at his office in Grangeville, Idaho.
and that interest on said warrants will
cease on the 26th day of July, 1914, to-
wit:
Current Expense Fund, warrants is
sued Jan. 81, 1918. No. 14577 to 1889
inclusive.
Current Expense Fund, warrants is
sued Nov. 10. 1918. No. 1868 to 1885
inclusive.
Date July It, 1914.
+. $. RICE,
County Treasurer
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-16
STRIKE PLACER GOLD.

W. H. Baldwin and Geo. Steen came
out of the hills the latter part of the
week. where they were looking for
some diggings. They were successful
In finding what appears to be a good
proposition on Moose creek lying be-
tween the Ten Mile and the Elk City
districts Messrs. Baldwin and Steen
expect to return at an early date and
do all of the preliminary work possible
this fall so that they can begin active
mining on the property in the spring.
The gold found is quite coarse and Is
found all of the way down from the
top. The gentlemen did not reach bee
rock. so do not know just how rich
their find is-Stites Enterprise.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-16

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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-16
MI. IDAHO LODGE NO. z.

Installation of officers of Mt. Idaho
Lodge No. z, will take place at the
Oddfellows hall on July 18th, at p. m.
All Oddfellows are invited to attend
the banquet after the ceremonies.
w. S. JACKSON.
31-2t Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
LIST OF CANDIDATES
Is PUBLISHED TO-DAY
More Than Two Hundred Enter VrgnaIs Great Circulation
Building Campaign From Now Until December l.
Is Greatest Opportunity to Pile Up Votes.

Eight candidates will win aGtouo-
hiles, seven candidates Will win Edison
Diamond Disc Photographs valued at
$3.50 each And eight candidates " Ill
each win gold prize of $50 for work
we'll done.
Every possible precaution has been
made to prevent any candidate coming
in towards the end OF the campas gn
and defeating the early workers. i he
vote schedule will verify this state
ment, 10000 extra votes will be given
for every SIS in subscriptions TURF ed
In by December IL. regardless of 'he
terms Of the subscriptions as long as
the amount equals SIS or more. oi
course on all amounts over Sis a pro
rata allowance Of votes Will be given,
Some candidates have their marks
set at one SIS bonus. others claim they
may secure two, but the campaign .te-
partment advises all candidates to &C.
cure as many of the bonuses as posi-
BITE, as thr perfurt closing brcsmbeT
~ is positively the best period OF he
campaign.
Make the most OF your efforts Cor
the naxt ten days and make your com
petitor who waits strain every effort in
the future TO overcome the lead YOU
assume by early work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
Large Number OF Troops En-
~-qed In German Sally In
Fl 1ders
Severe Fighting
Around Arras
kaiser's Forces Make Another
Attempt To Break I trough
To Coast Cities of France
But Are Replused

Fairs, Dec THE fighting Ii.
Flanders nas been resumed with great
violence. according to the Official com
munique issued today, and TO unofficial
m ssages from the front Yesterday
the Germans rene we'd hosti.ities with
a preliminary artillery fire Of great
severity Today they followed this
mp by an attempt 10 pierce the al
lies lines near Bixachoote. Here they
sailed forth from their trenches, but
were driven back after very Sharp
engagement ia which = large number
of troops was engaged on both sides
I MIS- one attempt has also been re-
peated al various points along tho
User. the Gernans apparently utilizing
ae large retnforcements whie'1 they
have been bringing UP from various.
ports " Belgium for several days.
Rearing Brunt at Arras. n
~ nv Fls. assrgs 4hara a9rsss u. g.
fast north OF Afras. 4 rC aEafM Nearing
the hrunt of a severe German attAcks
an evident effort 10 break through to
the coast cities in conjunction With
'1e activity IN Flanders There was
no diminution yesterday or today OF
tho partial offensive which the allies
have undertaken and military ex-s
pertS here expect To see this move-
ment develop as the days go hy,
The communiaue given out at 1880
O'Clock tells of the success of this
offensive. 1t is as follows: S
In Belgium the German infantrt
made a vain attempt 10 sally from the
trenches south Of Bixsehoote. Be
tween Bethuuc and Ions, as a resuis
of a rather sharp engagement, Na
have captured the chateau and park
of Nerpelies.
In The Argonnr VIZ have mdas ma
teria} advances IN the Gruric wood.
On the rest Of the front there il
nothing to report
II is upcf5clally reported again that
the Germans are retiring In sons
force near pixnlude
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02

The list OF nominated candidates APP
pear TODAY in the big advertisement on
page Ave. The list includes the names
of many of the best-known and most
popular people of the State, and all
have set their minds TO increase the
list of Tho Nircinian regardless of the
award they will receive.
More than two hundred names APP
pear on the list a. present. but many
will drop out of the race in time and
the list will gradually diminish until
there will be only enough real active
workers to share in the awarding OF
the twenty-tvvo valuable prizes.
Inasmuch as The yirginian has con-
Quoted several campaigns recently 1t
does not expect the present campaign
to develop as much business as the
campaigns held In the past, but IL every
candidate whose name appears today
were TO secure ten subscriptions the
circulation figures would go soaring
close TO me mark get by The vtr-
gian when the campaign was an
nounced.
The great list Of valuable prizes a.
ferea makes II possible for any carr
didate who works to win to share In
the awards and he amply repaid for the
time spent In the campaign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
GERMANS RESUME OFFENSIVE, PLAN FLANKlNG MOVEMENT
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND CAR BOTH co TO BATTLE FRONT
FIGHTING IN FLANDERS RESUMED WITH GREAT VIOLENCE
CHANCE TONIGHT
TO HELP OUR OWN

The Finance Committee VIII meet
at o'Q.ork tonight 10 hear frnm per
Sons Interested IN the proposed 8p-
preparation Of $4,000 for t'te pur-
pose OF developing unfinished WORK in
the city, ana t. give unemployed men
that WORK to do.
1he fact that % man committed
suicide Monday night because he had
nuthiuE to Ho may nos. oHert those
who havc the handling Of th" Gaanccs
of the city. buf tno fat that there
are hundreds uf mtu with famlns
who are now saiifer,nG tor the netes-
saries, may influence thu members uf
'la Finance Committee
At any rate the comWitt"c WI
have before it tonight Representa- tive
Of every walk of hte. to urge quicf
action on the appropriation measure.
Richmond it noted for Hs quick ane
decisive action il helned the cpttoT
growers, The BelGians and nov il Is
called Hppn 10 help its own deserving
Citlz.uE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
SAY GERMAN FORCES IN
POLAND AGAIN on OFFENSIVE

Berlin. via wireless TO Sayvftle. L L.
Dec THE German forces IN Poland
have resumed the offensive at . ~
point. according to late adyices from
the front. and are now well IN ;hs
way towards executing their plan te
turn the right flank of the PUSslsnE
and force hack the center, cutting tire
Russian communications with War
saw
This plan, which c'arted wish the
defeat of the Russian at Lpno end
Flock. was interrupted by the arrival
Of Russian reinforcements. which
threw the German armies on the defen'
Kive for a short time. Now they ap'
near to be progressing aEa'n IN Fne
direction of Low icz
The German advance towards loNtFs
has not been interrupted for several
dayg. and this is held as favotabie
DEVELOPMENT, since the repulse of The
Russian advances has probably beer
followed by the general OFFENSIVE
movement by the Germans towards he
line through Lode, =,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
WRIT Of HAbEAS
CORPUS FOR F|ANCE

New York. Dec. l--Because she
wants 70 marry Arthur Tate. Of 100
West One Hundred and Sixty-frst
Street, her fiance, Miss Charlotte T.
Gibbs, of SIS West One Hundred and
Twenty sixth Street. today secured
from Supreme Court Justice Kelley. in
Brooklyn. "a writ Of haheas corpus re-
curing his production in court to-
morrow morning.
The fiance, who is thirty. Is now tn
the Rivercrest Sanitarium. at Long
Island City. where he has been since
October so. Miss Gibbs. who is
twenty-five. stated TO the court that
she loves Tate and wishes to marry
him. and thst he wants to marry her,
but is unable to because of his con-
fnement.
She SAYS he was placed in the sani-
stariinl through the efforts of his
mother. Mrs Susan Tate. of $40 West
one Hundred and sixty-irst street.
Manhattan. fo had him committed
as an 'tinveterate iuebriate."
He liz not an iHebriste. Miss Gibbs
gays, but he In het@- to ,Slaa.aea left
hiIh br hfs fHxher. the late John III,
Tate, president of the Whiting Paper
Company. at Fourteenth Street and
Se-enth Averue. who died last 0eto-
Der.
Miss Gibbs says the mother Is OPP
posed to the wedding and haS objected
10 the match since the engagement last
June. Tate was sent 10 the sanitarium
for year. the papers say by Judge
Donnelly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
Germans Hope ByQ Quick Action
To Cut Russian Communi-
cation With Warsaw
Claim Staggering
Losses of Russians
Berlin Asserts Gar Has Lost
Million and a Half Killed.
Wounded. Missing and
Prisoners

Berlin. via London. Dec 1.-The fol-
lowing official statement was given out
here today
There is no news 70 hand from the
western area of she war. In East Prus-
sa and tn Southern Poland II WAS gen
orally quiet yesterday
The departure of the emperor TO the
eastern front. where he Will make his
headquarters with Marshall Nor Hin
denhurg. has cent a feeling of ep-
tiBis1u throughout the country, u
IL thought that tbs German troops
viii Re inspired TO even greater deeds
than heretofore by his presence.
THE struggle ip East Prussia and
Poland IN NOW regarded AS the most
Important operation IN either front
Military experts here point cut that a
German fsefory wouia be aeubIN glori-
ssssss a,~caAsa the Emperor cannot send
more than half OF his tneeps 10 he
eastern xonc TO oppose nsfscn superior
ARMIES - far an numbers are ssa.
eerned A new class of German re-
seryisfs ii being formed, composed OF
man above the age of forty five years
These forces will not be called .or
active service unless an extraordinary
crisis develops.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
SPLEhO|OLY USEFUL
WORK Of S.P.C.A.
SOCIETY INVESTIGATE MORE
THAN 1850 COMPLAINTS or i.
CRUELTY IN YEAR.
BROADENS ITS WORK
WILL EMPLOY ADDITIONAL AGENT
TO COVER GREATER CITY--FIFTy-
SEVEN GUILTY OF CRUELTY
CONVICTED DURING YEAR.

Incumbent officials were reelected.
Agent Emmett G.. Tayior's report was
received and adopted and the decision
reached to employ an additional agent
at the annual meeting yesterday az
ternoon OF the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Animals. held In
room $50 of the Jefferson Hotel.
The annual report of Agent Taylor
showed that there are now 400 MEM
bers Of the society. an Increase or
sixty-five over tho preceding year,
The Richmond society. the oldest IN
the State Is now twenty years or
age. Starting with few members and
small sum In the treasury it has
grown 10 its present proportions ana
with the new territory acquired by
annexation ii is preparing to branch
out into broader field of work. The
first step IN this direction Will be
taken when the board OF directors
meets next month to elect another
agent who will assist Mr.. Taylor.
Last year there were investigated
hv Agent Taylor 4.254 complaints.
most of which were settled out OF
court. Ii Is cne policy of the society
TO settle all troubles peacably IL pos
sible and to be content with admoni-
ton and warning when conditions can
be alleviated in that way. However,
ii is sometimes necessary TO resort 10
legal proceedings and this was done
In seventy-five cases during the year
closing October /, 1914. or these
fifty-seven resulted IN conviction, OF
which eighteen were Jail sentences. !.
The receipts for last year totaied
s2,733.65 from all sources. which, to-
gether with balance In the treasury
OF $1.393.03, gave the society tota
|of $4,l2S6S with which to start the
year. During the year closing October
/. 1914. $2.955.S7 was expended. leav-
ing a balance as OF October of ST..
072.st
1t was reported to the society mat
during the year many small acts OF
relief were performed by individual
among which was the dona-
ton Of q number Of medals for dogs
TO owners who were financially unable
TO comply with the law In this respect.
The thanks of The society were ex-
tended to the police force OF Rich
mond and TO the press for their co.
operation IN III work. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
Wants Publicity of United
States Lack Of Preparedness
For Military Defense
Will Be Threshed
Out In House
? resid ent Wilson Makes
Public Letter Written To
Massachusetts, Congressman
Last Week

Washington. Dec. 1.--Presidt MT
Wilson refused TO disclose his attitude
toward Representative Gardner
resolution for congressional inquiry
into tac preparedness cf the United
States for war today. The president
did not verify statements which have
been put forward as having official
origin OF his opposition to the pro-
posed Inquiry.
The President realizes that If " ~
be impossible to avoid discussion
Of the Gardner resolution on the
floor of the House, and preparations
are now under way to deal with the
controversy which is anticipated
Representative Shirley chairman Of
the subcommittee on fortittoafions OF
the House. will bc the spokesman Of
the administration in these debates.
He win be supported vigorously by
Chairman Hay and Congressman Pad
eett, of the naval affairs committee
Mr. Shirley. who conferred with the
President today. declared his con-
fdence that the administration need
have no misgivings as to the prospect
Of the controversy which Mr.. Gardner
has declared he win precip'tate.
Mr., Gardner went to the White
House today TO see Secretary Tumulty
about an engagement with the Presi-
dent to discuss his resolution. While
at the White House MIR. Gardner gave
tbs newspapernen statement IN
which he said sle was afraid the
President intended TO block the move
ment for an inquiry When MIR. Gard
neI statement heca me known tina
White House Immediately made pub
lie a Letter from President Wilson 10
the Massachusetts congressman dated
November IS. in whic,l the President
said
You may be sure that | de- not
have an attitude of indifference to the
great subject you breach. but
sht uld like very much to have a con-
ference with YOU before the resou-
ton ynu ,lave in mind il offered, in
eide to present my views mere fully
than is possible in a letter"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
Experts Fear Poland Campaign
Will Become Deadlock Sim
liar To That In Western Zone
Russian Enveloping
Movement ails
Austrian Army Hurled Back
on Defense Of Cracow Ac-
cording to Reports From
Perograd

London. Dec. 1.-The apparent
deadlock, Of the past few days III the
battle of Poland aas had the effect
Of bringing TO tina battle front the
Gar of Russia and the Emperor Of
Germany. Advicee from PetroEra
and Berlin give the impre ssion that
the presence Of tie respective rulers
will have the effegt Of urging their
arimes to still greater efforts ana OF
bringing decision OF the issue within
a snort time.
The onVeloping movement of the
Russians al Lodz has apparently fail
ed, but the losses suffered by the
Germans In their effort TO break
through have been enormous and
have forced Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg to ,cali mp rainforcements
from every available point. The bat.
tie, with T4adz ar Il # center. continued
today without skax-dier resuh-
Failing Back ON Cracow.
Adviecs today from Lembere b,
way of Petroarad say that the Rus
SLAMS are reIentlessly pushing the Aus
trlans back upon Cracow driving
them from one fortified position 10
another. and getting SO close TO the
main fnrtiflcations that news Of the
beginning Of the homhardment OF the
city is expected from official sources
within short time
Military experts here fear that the
battle in Poland may resolve itself
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
ZAPATA'S TROOPS KEEP
ORDER IN CAPITAL

Washington, Dec detailed re-
ports of conditions in Mexico City
since the occupation of the capital of
Zapistas were received at the State De-
partment .oday in dispatches from
Consul Siliiaman and the Brazilian
minister at Mexico City. who is Of
IDEALLY representing the United States
there.
These reports show c',n iitions in the
Mexican CAPT to be chaotic, but
probably very much better IT an would
naturally be expected under the cir
lcumstances.
| The following is the substance of a
telegram sent from Mexico City by
the Brazilian minister HI , r. NJ,
November 20, and received here at s
IP. NJ, November 80.
"A few cases of disorder and siol-
Ience by irresponsible bands We're re-
iported In the suburbs during the first
two days OF occupation by Zapatistas.
THESE were against Mexlcans and for )
|eigners ndiscriminatoly, Ams ricans
Included. but such cases have been
punished With she sxccu.sap Of
1.-The culprits In some Instances
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
MINISTER'S URGE WORK BE
GIVEN UNEMPLOYED

The following resolution was
adopted ut the Methodist preach
eiS' meeting held ON Monday;
Whereas. there are thousands
of men in enforced idleness in the
city of Richmond: and
Whereas, our church. in Gen.
eral Conference assembled. dectar-
ed for The right of all men to the
opportunity of self-maintcnancr.
for safeguarding this rig mt against
encroachments OF every kind, and
for the protection Of workers from
The hardslips of enforced uncm-
ploynent': and
Whereas an ordinance has been
introduced into the City Council
appropriating Sf25.0Oo.00 To begin
much needed work In the city and
to provide work for at least seven
hundred men during the winter;
therefore. he ii
Resolved, That the Methodist
preachers meeting of Richmond
endorse the ordinance above men,
toned and request Its immediate
passage by the Council.
tSigncd)
w. 4. COOPER,
W. ASBURY CHRISTIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
NEGROES SHOOT UP
JACKSON WARD
TT RSJED BY OFFICERS. THEY
FIRE ON HIM WITHOUT Eff
iE,T-HAD ROBBED STORE.

\ gang Of four or six negroes, all
heavily armed aud desperate. whei
broke into an East Broad Street slarti-
ware store about 0 clock last night
came very near precipitating riot
when they shot UP the colored section
Of the city With the stolen weapons and
then fred more than fitteen times HI
Bicycle Patrolman Brennan. who ex-i
changed shots with them. Down in d
deserted section Of the city the patrol
mas ran across the gang near Second
Slo-et ana Railroad Avenue in answer
20 a telephone message TO the Sscpafd
Police Station. He Jumped from his
bicycle and started towards theIu
where they were seated on a corner
OF the street and the railroad.
The negroes i'll turn jumped up and
commenced hring. The officer repli1A
and gave chase, emptsing his revolytr1
IS the negroes fled down Second Street
Road headed for Henrico County. TIE
sounds of the firing was heard on
Broad street several squares away. and
other officers hurried TO the scene. IA
lis estimated that IN all over Atty shots
were fred. The negroes who ran ffctsA
Brennan dropped three revolvery which,
they had emptied at him. and thAaes
" ere later recovered by the poltGA.s
while they made good their escape WIFI
several others. and large quanti4y
Of ammunition.
CoIored Citizens Call For Aid. II
The first hint of trouble came whAAi
shortly after 10 O'Clock last night to
second Police station was called ov&e
the telephone, by negoes living ~
jackson Ward. who told that ga16H
OF desperate negroes were shooe4Nm
NJ the community. without any 14&
gard as to which direction their ~ q
pons were pointed. Patroiman H&
nan was dispatched at once FROM
Second Station to locate the tfoU[
In the meantime the firing hsA 49, 4
heard by other officers patroiinG ~
section OF the city. and they AleQS
-r-tr~ started f,r-t4-~ eefsez-- PotRo34
fireman. rode down Second street, on )
when he arrived at the interaecttotf8Ma
that tborous hfare with Railroad kN4SS
nue. lie saw a gang OF negroes sttxiN
down nj corner. He jumped FRONT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
ENIOlN COLLECTIONS
OF JOHN DIS TAXES

Cleveland. ohio, Dec. Attorneys
for John p. Rockefeller will file a quit
III the Federal Court within the next
ten days to enJoin collection of ta-.es
ON the oil kings s311 900, 600 personal
property valuation.
We shall start suit in the Federal
Court within the next ten lays 10 test
constitutionality of the law which
county officials claim makes Mr..
Rockefeller resident of Cuyahoga
County for tax purposes" said Firsi!
Kline. personal attorney fpr Rookie
Teller, today Mr. Rockefeller re-
CARDS the valuation as unjust
City solicitor Binyon fears East
Cleveland schools viii have - close
down unless the tax is paid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
TURKISH GARRISON AT
ADfaIONOPLE NtrTNrFs

Athens. via Rome pee. THE re-
port of . mutiny by the Turkish szr+
rison of Adrianopie. tho did capital OF
the Ottoman Empire, which WAS n
tured by the Buisari1us durlug the
first Balkan war. and afterwards re-
taken by the Turks under EpTer 5ey,
is confirmed Particulars Of the affair
are withheld
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
ITALIANS ARR; ATTACKED
HY REBELS AT NALIJT

Rome Dec. dispatches from Tri-
poli say that rebels attacked a supply
column at Nalut on November rs,
killing ten and wounding sixteen Ital-
ians. Including several officers. The
rebels were repulsed and pursued.
A state of siege has been proclaimed
la the region of Nefusa. Further fsr-
ticulars are lacking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
VIRGINIA WOMAN DIES:
MORE THAN lo2 YEARS OLD

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.>
Lynchhurg, Va, Dec 1.-Mrs
Judith Caldwell, aged 10. years and
twelve days. died at her home near
Spout Springs this morning. after a
long illness, She is survived by three
sons. w. t. Caldwell and Watson
Caldwell, or Campbell County f. w.
Caldwell of Amherst County. and one
daughter, Mrs. Cora Whitaker. Of APP
p0fnattoy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-02
DECLARE RUSSIAN LOSSES
AGGREGATE MILLION AND HALF

Vienna via Berlin and London. Dec
1T In estimated here in official CIR
cles that the Russian losses since the
beginning Of the war amount to i.heo
aen in killed. wounded. missing and
prisoners. The greatest single d.s-
aster was at Tannenhurg, where a
Russian force of 10000 was ami
hiiated