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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-03-25
DEMOCRATS TAKE
SMALL INTEREST
IN PRIMARIES
Only One Democratic Ticket In The
Field And Members OF That Party
Watch Republican Battle

The democrats of the state and
WaIworth county spent quiet day
Tuesday and those who visited
the voting places observed the
watch and wait" policy Of their
presidential leader ut Washington.
The democratic party had only
one ticket in tue field and below
is printed a list of the men
who will seek the support of the
WalwOrth county voters at the
fall election, for the county officers:
For County Treasurer
COlman Wagner
For County Auditor
&. w. Baxter
For Register of Deeds
f.. +. Sebert
For Sheriff
Z. p. Schwartz
For Clerk of Courts
V. V. Van OSdOl
For County Sup't of Schools
Frank J. Nimtz
For County Judge
+. T.. Empey
For County Assessor
Chas. Huber, jr.
For Coroner
A. V. Rock
For Go Commissioner 9TH dist. -
Jerry Brown
For Majority State Proposal
Committeeman
OrsOn Clark
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-03-25

Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. G.. IL.
Egery loaded their household goods
and shipped them to Aberdeen
where they will make their home in
the future. Their son and daughter
have been i'll Aberdeen for some
time and are working there. Mr..
and Mrs. Egery and family have
been residents of Mobridge for
some time and have o large number
Of friends who regret their
departure.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-03-25
Loans To Farmers.
Sought By GrOnna
North Dakota Senator Has Bill to Place
Nation in the Banking Business

Washington, March 23.-lf
bill that is presented today by
Senator Gronna of North Dakota
becomes Il law, farmers will be able
to secure loans from the govern.
pent at q rate Of 1 l-2 per cent, on
mortgages to run from one to
twenty years.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-03-25

Among the prominent politicians
in the city Tuesday was Judge Burr
of Selby. MI. Burr now holds
the position of county Judge and
spent part OF Tuesday among the
Mobridee voters soliciting their
support.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-03-25

The La Cole club will have the
next dance in their seasons series
tonight i'm the Brown hall
Dancing will be between the usual
hours. 3 10 Ii 30.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-03-25

DR.. Stalberg Ct Cheyenne Agency
brought a patient to MObridgc
hospital this week.
Roy Tuttle, who sells type,
presses and other printers material
for the {. |. Johnson company of
st. Paul. was III the city Monday
night. Mr.. Tuttle has an extensive
acquaintance among the newspaper
men Of the Northwest and is one of
the most popular eAlesmeu calling
On the trade
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-11-06
Profit In Small Gardens

Net returns at the rate OF s2s0.SO
an acre were realized by one of the
schoolboys at st. Paul. Mimi, in last
summers garden contest. Over 300
school students were in the contest.
each with a garden Of his own. The
contest was managed by the Agri-
cultural department of suburban
schools.
The first prize winner used one
fourth of an acre of ground. and
the produce obtained from the tract
Mt current market values throug the
season was worth 5000. Another
boy realized net return OF 1917 on
a plot of one fortieth of an acre in
size, rate Of 2ll an acre. The total
amount Of ground devoted to the st.
Paul school gardens was twenty -four
and one half acres, and il they had
all been up to the winners standard
the result of the pupils summer work
would have been over $4,000.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-11-06
DEnlNe DEFEATED CLIFTON
I'M AN INTERESTING GAME

Playing upon a muddy field, which
made the ball slippery and hard to
hold, and with a steady drizzle fall
ing throughout tie game, the eleven
from Deming High school defeated
the Clifton High school eleven by a
score Of Is to 0. Steed, Hoffman,
Phillips and Captain Howard played
great game for Deming, while Await
and Weiss starred for the Clifton ell
even. The visitors showed their SUI
periority in all departments and earn
ed their victory-El Paso Morning
Times.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-11-06
aa's ys;i s's;T So. s 81 Is g ,s,r,


Once again Uexfy-mak,ng "Mutt
and JeG" WI - with %. Inc sea-
son q laughter y about to oesin:
Mutt and Je& IN MEXICO" IN orand
new dress coues to the Crystal on
November 10, with . baessr ana De'-
ter show than has ever appeared pc
fore under the well-known title. Civ
ing "Autt and Jeh" . new and SUI
perior production each successive
year is an act OF diplomacy on the
part Of Gus Hill. Bud Fishers &C.
centric characters can live for Gen.
tury or they can die as dead a. .
"door nail" in sixty days, II allowed
to do 80, but It u decidedly to inc
interest Of both Bud Fisher ana Gus
Hill to see them live for years in
Vulnerable, which they will do as long
as Fisher is able to furnish new
dope" and up-to-the-minute comedy
situations and as long as Gus hiil
furnishes new and acceptable We
hicle for their work. Both OF these
gentlemen seem to be successfully
keeping up their pace at the presen,
writing. 'Mutt and Jeff in Mexico
will represent the last word IN mu,
steal comedy production, everything
being new but the name. The Amer,
lean public never wan'eu " 'a.s'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-11-06
Luke Mcluke Says

Every time a girl thinks Of her
dimples she has TO smile.
A whole lot Of married men regard
home as a place where You change
your clothes.
Our idea Of a elutton is n grown
man who can eat as much as a 10
year-old boy.
The popular idea of economy is to
90 without a lot Of little things that
we need so we can get one big thing
that we don't need.
Most self-made men are satisfied
with the job, but a self-made woman
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-11-06

The following article was published
in The Eddy (Texas) Journal Of re-
cent date and is a testimonial Of the
high esteem in which Prof. Bedichek
is held by his old friends and neigh
bors.
"Prof. J. NJ. Bedichek of Deming.
New Mexico, visited Eddy last Fn-
day, remaining over until Tuesday.
No party who has ever lived in Eddy
could have returned and met with q
more hearty reception than did Prof.
Bedichek. The aged professor is the
same vigorous, cheerful, optomistic
soul as ever. The old house in which
he dwells doubtless in time will be-
come rickety to such an extent that
he will vacate, but the present in
mate will leave the earthly tabernacle
externally young. Several of his for
mer students planned to meet him
at the train and would have chastised
him with leashes Of affection, but his
coming day early sorely disap'
pointed them and robbed the profes'
sor of what might have been a most
pleasant memory. The professor
like the Roman emperor, now tills thu
soil and raises cabbages, and though
passed three score years and ten
works every day, and as was his Gus
tom for nearly half century train
ing young minds, he is getting ne
suits. He sold last year 800 pounds
of butter at 40c per pound and 200
gallons Of butter milk at Zoe per gal
lon. Now, all the milking was don
bv the professor. besides the othe
work on his farm. What an exampl
/ to those who think that education
disqualifes for honest work. Her
we have graduate Of the Universit.
of Virginia, an aristocrat in fact
both by blood and intelligence. seven
ty-one years old, making a decide'
success as farmer and that in
semi-arid country!
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-11-06

never gets through putting on the
finishing touches.
A man will stand around and brss
that no woman can boss him. Ana
then the fat head will 90 and se'
married.
You RAY tickle a mules heels ana
get away with IT, But don't monkey
with man who erins when be se''
mad.
The trouble with the fellow VIM
says "Lemme have a couple 81 bones
till tomorrow is that there ain's ~
such animal as tomorrow.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-11-06

Watkins baggage truck never
misses getting your trunk to any
train. Phone 263-adv. II.
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Jn(an0gclcgrapO
giqentbiimli6ss urt6eiI.

Gigsutb 3 Il mli6ss urt9eiI.
Gan Sole, Gal, 26. San. -
SSrant 6. Wurrap, Elm 5Glider. purs
be pom Rihter geaslp psrurtheilt,
3lpei Sabre in ben Bergen fiinr3iq
Weilsn non bier Susu6ringen unb Itf
isosr Stoot fsrnSubalteu. Der RihteE
ppIlte Wurrap, Der 58 Sabre ali 1T,
niht ins 9sfdnsHiB ididen unb meina
ts, oab e esnIee, Jpn oor neuer Der.
iudung CUR llureoIiatsit fern 81
bdlten.
Selb moro.
3anespille, 8, 26. San. Die
2side BON ). Sulipan. stnsm unse'
fGbr so Sabre aItsn @sihdftsreiIsn=
ben, puroe am Wontus BON einen1
Solsfdusr in sinsm Wdlohen, auber'
baIb bieiissr Stabt, Iteif sefroren uuf.
esfunoen. Gin JIdihden, Das sins
Sdure entbaIten bate, uno Elm Dbig:
tepglas, oas ueben osm SOrper lag
oeutsn ON, oab Der Uann Sslbitmort
bssanssn bat. Sn ben 9oidsn pur.
ben nur orsi Gents gsfunDen. Suui.
ban mar am 8ienitas ooriser Dodt
gum lebien WlaI gefeben poroen uni
Is iheint, baB sr am slsi6sn 5age it'd
oas 9ebeH genommen bat.
SuIipan idulbets Stpsi bieiieen So'
tels @elb. Sn elmer 3aihe ipuroe cir
3ettsl sefunoen, Der bas Grfuden erts
belt, ssomes 81. SuIipan. II Wsit 81.
5trabe in Der Staot Neip gort, 81
benadri1tisen. Der mann mar Ret
itnber fir cine Rsrssnia6sis in ct
2snis, Wso.
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Cincinnati, oienttas Den n. Sannar 1914.

au uttaesdblten Mdlen aei6eitert lit.
Der premier berief bic beioeriettiaen
Abqeoroneten au elmer &onferena unh
erlduterte ihnen feline 4biihten. 3us
aleih aa5 er ibnen @n!lpiirfe, pelde
i'm Wtnlitertum iorgfdltia dusqeur.
beitet iporDen iino unb ais 9ranDiG.
GER bes Ginperne6mens spiihen Den
loioerbdariaen Rottonalitdten in 9Db.
men bienen follen.
9ruf Stiirqtp be6ielt es Ii9 pcr,
be: ihm dls aeeiqnst eriheinenoem
anlaB Die Winiiter au ben gr0rterunz
cen binausuaieben, 3otpie aud De-,
Statthalter BON gohmeu. Siriten bon
Sbuu uno 6ohenitein.
Die Qusfidtsn, baB Der biesmaGiqe
Gusqleihs geriuh beTeren Grfol5
boben perbe. aIs feline 9orQGnqer, iino
iebo6 aerinq. cSn 5eitunterri6teten
arsiisn iit man ii6erseuqt. bab bic
GntiinbiQunQ bes Sdeiterns nitJt
dl3u lanae auf ith tparten lafIen piro.
Wan tpeiR aus grfabruna. buB iebes
Ulol. tpenn elm aompromiB in qreif.
bare Rdhe qsriidt eriheint, bic
Sitedsn NIT Toroerunqen berportre.
ten. tueGte bic 8euticheu nidt auq.-
fehen tOnnen. ohns lid uno lire ga.
die ielbIt aufauqebeu.
8e 7 hdno olungen nit BEN
beuti den @ 6tffslinieu- d
Dien. 26. cSanuur. Nus
ben Rsihsn bss Deutihen Jius
tiOnaloerbunbes lit an Die Reqie.
runa cine sSnterpeQatiou Qeridtet nor
ben. bon beren geautpprtuna pihtige
Gufihliiiis iiber bic tuuftiqe gebdno,
luna bes Observation-Disclosures unO
cine ifdrTere GpntrDlIe bes Shiff.
| iabrtsDertehrs erlpdrtet tperDen.
Rad ibrsm BortIdut perldnqt bic
sSnterpsQatton 3undfft nur, naB bic
Reqieruna ii6er oas groebniB Der
8erbanbluHaen bes 6anbeIsminiiters
Or. D. Sbuitsr nit ben oeutIhen
SdiffsIinien geriht sritattsn moas.
Die ga pinenitiiraetn 1irot.
QBtsH. %. sSanuar. lleber
perbesrenoe Gatpinen Stirse
| tpiro in elmer Depsihe aus ssuns6rud
berittst. IN Der llmuebun1 Deg
adeniess i'm noro6itli6sn 5irol fino
sahIreihe 6iitteu seritDrt poroen.
Ioa tountsn iih bic geDobRer on,
ifeinsnb idmmtlih rehtseitig in
Siherbeit brinqsn. osnn es pirb bon
teinem 8srluit an TieHihenlebeH ae-
meIoet.
9ber Der Sdnoen, tpeltsr an ST
| aenthum angerihtst tporpeH. III qroB
gis!sr 6iitteNberppbnsr Qause 6abe IL
| polliQ oernittet rporoen.
4piatiter psrung Iii tt.
! guiie Gene, 8uabeloupe, &c.
SaruQr. Der fran3oiiTde 9lpiatiier
RepbGuo itiir3ts bier an Woutas aus
elmer 5obe bon 40 Sub ab uHb srIitt
t0otli6s 9erlesuugen.
Waorin, Spdnien. 26. San. Gin
ipanii6er UlilitGr QDictifer, 2eut,
rdnt marimo Ramos, fam bier an
Wontag ums 2sbeu, als sr nit ieinem
asropIan aus betrdhtIiher 96be abz
itiir3te.
/ Is perionsn in Solge elmer
pauit umgeto men.
8atapia, Sondnniia DIT
inoien. 26. Sanudr. auf elmer plan=
tage in Der Reiinen.idaft Surubdpa,
brad am Montos in sinem Wunbels
biloer 5beatsr 5euer aus, unb in Der
YaHit, bic ounn fplgts, tameu 58 Rim
Der. 16 SyrGuen uuo Elm Wann ums
9sbsn. Die msiiten Der Spfsr pur=
ben 81 lobe gstrdmpelt ooer iinb ers
Ititt.
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/
paris. 26. Sanuir. - Die SER
.l.ng go pstiie Rspublique" oeriihert
in ihrer WoniaesGussdbe, odB am 10.
Suni 1913 Elm 4aianapsrtrus StpiitxH
RumGnisn unb Ssrbten unter3eihnst
ipcrpsn fsi. Der nitts 6erinserss ala
Die 4uftbeilung bon Seiierrtihs I'm
qarn bssipeden Iollte, i'm Jalle DETER
reid tpdbrsno bes lebieu Baltlntrisgs
iit Su GuRitsn BON 9ulsarisn einges
miihf bate.
Die 3eitlIng bebaupfet. bab 0eutib.
lamb uno RubIono pou bisiem Ytrz
TRACE asnntnib sebnbt bdttsn unb iie
epsntuen sinen Iheil Der 8eute erhdls
ten iollten.
Tds glatt ber0ffentlicht bsuts, mas
sic 6auptpuntte bes 8srtrass isin
iolltsn. 3urno9 follte Dsltihlano
aabsr gohmen eas g1nse beutiGe
Gtiisrrsi8 srbalisn; RubIanb iolItt
NIT DaliSien abgefunben fperocn uno
S.rbien iolIts 9osnisn. bic 5er5.gos
nina nno Tdlmatisn erbaltsn, ipdbs
reno Rnmdnien ala ieinsn antbeil
Siebenbiirgsn unb bas eanSe oiilin
Don Der 1bsib Iisgsnbe llnsarn erbats
ten foilt.. poourh iein Gebiet mehr
als Derboppslt tpprosn pdre.
DurhgefaIlen!
Berlin, 26. sldnuar. Sm
2eHing 36eattr finb beuts bic
a., misre BON Jrnnt W,betinbs 9ras
sObie .GimIon" itati. Dos publiium
perbisit fiG pon anfuns on ablebnen
nnb bas Stiid erIsbfe sinen poIIiidnbi.
gen WiBerf0ls.
4ls bann bic MnbGnser nes Dihters
iih bur6 i6padx BeifnIlsbe5sugunssn
bsmerilih 5u mafxn psriuften, ipurs
ben Fe nieoerge3iid3t. llntsr elmer
oI.semtinen Sianbali3ene sina ihliebs
lid Der Worbans ni,osr.
8erufnrs stsen aufiSs
fung ber Goupenir
4ifaeitns gorrain.
Qns Strab6urg ipirb gemeloei, bab
bic gerifuns oss Werbanbs .Goupsnir
GiIoeisnsqorroin~ s.ssn bic ieinerssii
sernslbtts beb0roIid,e 4ufl0iuns absss
ipisftn iporotn III.
&c tpuroe aipeifsllos eripislsn, bcB
bisie Wereinisuns, fpelde In beutihs
isinblihen 1eiirebunaen bas Niens
ihenu0slifle leiitsts. ninis anberss ois
zine syortfssnne bss bsriihtigisn
.SouDtnir Grancais" mar. nslhtr
aleimfnlIs aufgel0Ii pcrnen mar unb
ttiIsn ltiisHbe Gsifier su Den rabidtts
item Wertesern aebOrttn.
Der Ratentrieg spii1tn
ben bentfden Dampfers
Qinien.
Der NorbbsiliFts gIopo BAT beuis
ltinen Rdtenlriss gssen bic aomburg.
ameritoseinie er6ffnet unb sipnr In
lberrdidsnoer iinb ienTotione[lsr
M<iie. Die Hremsr GelelIfhdft iiins
lfst ndmli6 an. bab ibr prdmtiasr
SAnenbdmpfer .aaiSer NilbeIm Der
0Tobs1 In 3utunft onDi&lieblin fir
b:e Nsf6rDeruns pcn paHaeieren hsr
asistsn 6Ishs uH> 2nii6 6en6s1lsy ~.
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Die Gifenbabn aoGltiiou

BEL S q q on, Wf | d.
Sadfon, Wli6., 26. San. Die
geamten Der Uti6igdn Central gabu
begunnen am Radmittag nit elmer
llnteriuhuug betrsffs bes 3ufammenz
itoBes bon 5rpei 3iigsn auf Der Sa9ts
nagp 8ipiiton Der 8a6n, pet6e ben
SoD DON bier PerIouen uno bic Ser
lesung Don sinem 0ubeno onDerer
| BerIoHen our fSolge bate. Der 9is
otiipns Superintendent Wrigbt err
tldrt, baB bic Mtannihdft oes n0ro=
LID fabrenoeu 5radt5uges fir Die
SoQiIion peruntportlih lei. Der 3ug
bate an Der Greu3una Der Wih!gas
uer 2inie auf elm SsitengeIeiie Iaufsu
uno ben iuolih fdbrenoeH Ydfagiers
5ug porbeilafen foIIen, mar aber eine
8iertelmeiIs iiber Die Wsihe biHausges
I fabren, ipo bic beioen 53iige, nit fat
ooller GeI6niHoigteit fahreno aufetn.
anoerpralIten. Die Manni9aft Dee
5rddt5ugss bate auf6eineno gar nint
an Den ber1ntommenoen qaiiaeier3ug
geou6t. Der, obgIei6 er Elm reguldrer
3ug 1T, bod nur Sonntug Qbenos
| fdbrt.
Die 5rummer tpurnen am Wtontdg
gang bon oem 9elsiIs peggerGumt. Die
leBte Seihs, Die aus benz 8eritDrten
Raudpugen 6ercusgeboIt puroe, mar
bieienige BON 2aberne .. Bed, Superz
intsnbent uno 9i3e grdiioent Der
2lmerican Sop Gompon1 bon bier. Die
anoersn 5ooten iinb: Der 2otomotips
fiibrer Gal. Sobnion, Don Sation, uno
G. 70. GO9ran, BON Gaming, Mlih.,
uno Sbsooore Scroogi, BON 9opfIp
Wti6., pafagiere
Wlehrere Der 0erIeBten befinoen iif
/ in tritiIhem 3uItdnb, mon gLaubt
a6er, oaB alle, nit 2lusnahme bon
Senrp Smitb, BON Qlmu, With., nit
oem 2eben ouppntommen peroen,
Smitb bat einen SdGbeIbru6 erlitteu
uno aud ihIimms SoHtuiiOnsu an ben
S6ultern.
unsilttge srite qapisre.
4
Rem gorf, &c. San. - Ri6ter
Waper bonn Sunoesoeriht bat emf.
/ fhisosn. baB erite 9iirgerpapisre, biz
por iisben SSabren ober TOR pa1iruno
oes ieBigen Haturaliidtions 9eiebez
qepdbrt norbeH iino, feline Gilttateit
bsiiben. Die gntids;oung erfolstt
i'm ffalls zines 9uslGnoers, Der oa5
eritc 9apter i'm Sabre 1906 eripirtt
bate unc nit bem Grflhen I'm Ge.
tpdbrung Der giirgerrefte bis gun
Sttober pori9en Sahres pdrtete. Q8el
DOR iieben eSabren poer NOD frIbe,
bas erite papier erlan9t bat, pirr
untsr bieier Gntihsioung 3pei Sahrt
ipurteu miiiIen. bis er UNI oas 3lpeit;
Bopisr nahIuhen tam.
Des Gtnidmuggelns efus
Diam amanbalsbanoes
ungetlast.
Nep 0ort, 26. San. - QuciuS
gno Wm. 2ittuuer, griioer, Der Gr:
Itere Elm sbemaIigss apngrsBmitglieo
/ fiHo bon elmer Ser. Staatsn @jrano.
| jurp angetlagt tporoen, Elm 8iamunt.
balsbanp i'm @ertb bon $40, 900 einqe:
fhmlsgelt gu baben. Die griibsr Git.
tauer fino reidpe 9anoihubfabritanter
BON 9lopersnilIe.
9as Sdlsbano mar am l. Suli Dor
2ncius 2ittauer an goro bes Damp:
fers ~aronprinaefin gecilie" nad Ser
Ser. Gtoaten sebrubt rporoen uni
tpurbe 5rall Dm. Qittauer geThentt
Ils bic 3oQbeborosn gerihtneiie Dor
nem GinihmusssIn oes SalsbanbeE
erfubren, befanb iih oas SaIgbauo In
Waibinetou; soS GsriG! faHs s1ur
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@etterberiHt.

Sir Ohio: llnbeitinuntes,
p1rmeres Netter anl Gieitltag;
Gd)nee coer giegen uilo f1ltcr fpaD-
reno Der 9saht ODER am asittiDod.
ElS!ide bis iiiosuelilide @in0e.
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Die GiIen6a@a EOdifOn 6ei
Ja6(on, nid.
@ier Heripnen iparoen setDOtet
unb Elm 5nteao idluer
perlebt.
Cine fpibtise Sntidetonms fir
Gintpanberer.
6at Der 8unbesri6ter Wtsber in Rep
gort abgegeben.
Die rsi6en s'anbf4ubfabritanten 2uz
Gus unb William 2ittauer pom
GloDerpiQe, 81. g.
4ngetldgt, Elm 8iamunteus5a 5alsbano
i'm Dsrtb bon $4,000 siuges
lIThtaSDti 0a Y@peH.
Gtus Pro6ibitioniitin in &anias
GongreBtan0toatiu.
8erbesrenoe lleberi6pemmungeH I'M
fiioliheu @uIIfornien.
~
8rei psrIonen bel etnem 2afpineu1tur5
in utab get0otet uno bret f6Der
perIebt.
-
Qrdiiosrt Wilion tonferirt nit Dem
gan3en Senatss s&omnittee fir
duspdrtigs 2ngelegen9eiteu.
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Muslan0. Selegrapb
Cine Carrier 3sitnus
4iid3t etme Ndmbergeihid).
te iiber einen Wertra8
aitf, Z
Ser i'm 9nmi b. S. auii@en
Viumdnien mno Serbien abges
ialsFen ,psroen lei,
limb nihts gerinseres be5peden iOlite.
ols bic MufibeiIuns Seiterrsiehs
llngarns.
TeutThIono unb Hublanb, bic aud
ibren 1kil erbolten iollteH,
Sollen um ben Wertros eeiDnbt habsn.
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-05-07

road through Baker City. Lagrande and
Pendleton. The Bend and a water
grade line down the Des Chutes VIII
then be provided.
Mr. Strahorn talked freely with the
Lewiston business men last evening and
gave no particular Importance to his
trip here at this time other than he
wanted to know more of the Lewiston
country. For the past two and half
years he has been in charge of the Har-
riman electric line construction in east
ern Oregon. His work there is now
practically completed and he expects to
soon return to Spokane to make his
home
From his talk it was generally in
ferred his people may become interest
ed in the north and south Idaho roa
on the route suggested. Mr.. Strahorn
explained this would be a tonnage road
for its entire distance, that it would
open up new sections and create bust =
ness between the northern and southern
sections of the state not possible under
present transportation facilities He
said such construction will be the kind
the railroads must take up If the Pan
anna canal gets freight business that
is expected of it
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er visited the prairie country but stat
ed last night he expected to reutrn
to Lewiston within the next few weeks
to make a trip over the prairie coun-
try He ased as to the nature of
the country from Camas prairie to thu
Salmon river and the possibilities for
railroad construction from the prairie
to a suitable crossing of the river.
Mr. Straholn stated the railroads are
greatly handicapped in their efforts to
extend their lines because of the dis
position of the publ to regard the
railroad companies with suspicion an !
favor all agitations which have a pur-
pose to take something from the rail
roads He explained this condition ha 9
made necessary a curtailment by all
railroads in their orders for new equip
ment and that the car shortage now
complained of in many localities durin"'
the busy season will be much worse
within the next few years when pro-
duction is increased and the railroads
have been unable to increase their
equipment to meet the large demands
He said the railroads are perhaps as
efficiently managed any other in
dustry in the country and there are
other business. He referred to the dis
position of the public to condemn all
railroads if one line is mismanaged or
fails while banks business houses and
all other industrial lines may have
their frequent failures and the public
has no disposition TO hold other sim
liar lines accountable.
In speaking of the Snake river To-
cation from Homestead TO Lewiston by
the Short Line, he said he understood
this was being worked out and would
probably result in construction but the
building of the line is not probable un
iii such time as the company needed
this line for handling its transconti-
mental business. He said the construc-
tion of the line west from Vale, in
eastern Oregon. might delay the con
struction of the Snake river road. The
Vale road is being constructed ON grades
that are much easier than the present
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-05-07
ON BOARD SHIP IN VERA CRUZ
HARBOR

Mrs. c. A. Branscombe received a
letter this week from her brother J. C.
Miles. dated aboard the ward ship In
Vera Cruz harbor," which brought great
relief to her mind. Mr. Miles, who
was superintendent of the American
settlement at Medina, Mexico with his
family consisting of the wife two
daughters and son, abandoned their
home to the tender merces Of the Mex
lean raiders, and sought refuge under
the protection of the T.. S. battleships
at Vera Cruz just prior to the landing
of the marines by Admiral Fletcher,
and they witnessed the conflict when
that city was taken. They wree only
120 miles from Vera Cruz, with railroad
connection. Messrs Alexander, Graham
and Wann visited with the Miles fam
lily ON their trip to Mexico some three
years ago.