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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25


favorable condition enables our sys-
TENS to conquer the disease.
We have more than fifty men with
tuberculosis in this dry-air depart
ment. None of our men treated in
this steel tempering room have died
of the disease, and most of them
show improvement lin some re-
spects." -..
The work the consumptives do is
measured according to their
strength, and doctors watch them
daily to see that they do not, in their
new enthusiasm and hope, overdo
the working part of the treatment.
Il have visited consumptive col
onies in Colorado and sanitariums
for treatment of tuberculosis in all
parts of the United States" declared
Judge Neil"to Ford, ''and nowhere did
l find one with the unfailing record
of this new mechanical hospital"
(Another Otto McFeeley story will
appear in Fridays Day Book in which
the writer tells about Ford's Cancer
Hospital)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

complete exposure of crooked labor
leaders.
There is no meaner enemy of labor
than trusted leader who will sell his
brother unionists out.
The more we read about Supreme
Court judges the more we respect
baseball umpires.
It took the U. S. Supreme Court 8
years to put the law making pipe
lines common carriers into effect.
During that 8 years the Standard
Oil Co. practically crushed all real
competition.
The long and short haul law was
passed rs years ago.
The Supreme Court has just let it
go into effect. .-,
Having found U. S. Judge Speer
guilty of all the charges made against
him, congress has decided to let him
off with a reprimand instead of i'm
parchment
That impeachment method of get
ting rid of crooked judges is farce.
Better let the people kick EN- off
the bench with the recall.
Chicago taxdodgers find that it is
cheaper to pay fines than to pay
taxes.
Why not send some of them to Jail?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
EXPECT STORY THAT RICH MAN
FELL TO HIS DEATH

Stamford, Conn.,, June 25.-That
Waldo R. Ballou, wealthy admirer of
Mrs. Helen M. Angle, fell to his death
from the door of her apartment and
that she, with her bare feet stained
with his blood, dragged his body
down fight of stairs and threw it
into the street before the 1oor of
her home, is expected to be the story
the woman will tell to the coroner
at the resumption of the inquest.
r.. 1000
Elephants sleep standing up. When
in a herd a certain number will al
ways stand watch while the others
sleep.
1890
In Siam there is a common sort OF
rice which in floodtimes grows as
much as foot in twelve hours,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25

mutta te kerrotte kai kaikille tuolla
ulkona", samoa vanki.
,.Luuletteko, eta puhun sellaista,
! mita vanki on uskonut minulle kah-
den kesken', vastaa vieras.
ia min alkaa mics puhua met
sSsta ia eramaasta. Han kertoo
auriugon noususta ia myrsky 0ista,
suurista, ylpeista puista ia wake
vista, kavalista metsanpedoista.
Han puhuu paremmin ia taidok-
kaammin kuhn kukaan runoiliia.
Akkia han hypahtaa yl0s, min
eta kahleet kovasti kolisevat ia han
samoa Pamela: .,voitteko ymmar-
taa, eta Sc ioka on elanyt STELLA, Ell
vol ola tallaisessa kopissa. Vapaak-
81 taytyy itsensa tehda.
,,Ymmarran hyvin, eta Halonen
kai paa ia ikav0i' sanoo vieras.
Han seisoo nyt noiaten vastaista
seinaa vastaan. Hanen kasvonsa
vat kylmat ia jaykat, kun han nyt
uhkaavalla aanella lausuu:
,,Tahdon samoa %teille, mita ajat-
telin asker tuossa lattialla, kun as
lutte sisaan. Nina vannoin itsel-
leni, eta ensimainen ihminen, ioka
astuu minun s%elliini, on kuoleva
naitten kasien kautta."
Han on hiljaa hetkisen, mutta
kun eli vieras vastaa mitaan, iatkaa
han:
.,Minun taytyy, taytyy laittaa it.
semi vapaaksi tavalla tai ~toisella,
sen ymmarratte. Luulin 10 tappa-
neeni min monta ihmista, eta Sc
olisi riittanyt kuolemantuomioksi,
mutta min eli ollutkaan laita. Glen
pakotettu viela tappamaan yhden
tai kaksi tai kolme, min monta kun
tarvitaan, iotta paasen pois. Yri-
tin ellen mutta en- o~nnistunut.'
,,On sis Halosen tarkoitus' sa-
moo han, yha istuen penkillaan tai
antamatta mitaan merkkia varti-
jalle, ioka seisoo oven takana, ,,sa-
noa suoraan minulle, eta aiiotte
ly0da minut kuoliaaksi."
,,Sellainen on ollut aikomukseni
kaiken aikaa", samoa han, ,,mutta
oikeastaan Glen tarkoittanut ensi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25

tofonaan Jumalan boibosIa niin'
pieni lapfi ditinid maolittoma
ma. 2uetoan fuain uSfonfappaleita
ia luetaan Haamattua. Min fgud
omat anIiot rapiiewot olemattomiin.
= Niin tetewdt, Eanbua mirttot
Nitpala pulpit pield:
Npt fai lopetamme, mntta tot
moifin ennen MISUNDERSTANDING iofat
len id6mdn uSfomaan ipntien on'
teefiantamusta Sesiutien peresId
Omaiban faitti iputimme butfunee
Sdnen merenId ~mirtoibin. M!fddm
me fantato niitd en6d, fantoibar
2ariiIa ne 10 ristiue ia matIoi faif
I'll. gbtpfddmme taitfi runoiliiar
ianoibin:
Seeiutien fuolo otti
Niin tppSiin ipuntt pois
auin Ipniiinlonfeemmsta
81 fosfoon oliut oils.
On puboas ibmisfufu,
9ot oinut ipntinen.
SeeIutien ruumiin nbri
On aitaaniuouut len
So fite e.h Iunnuntaina TO
foonnmtnnn Tum, loeia.
(Sait)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25

maista miesta, joka tulee luokseni.
Sentahden saatte tie menna, mutta
Sc or. tehtava heti.'
,,Mutta JOS en- kuitenkaan meni-
| 81, Halonen?"
,,Nyt eli ole aikaa leikkiin. Glen
sanonut viimeisen sanani. JOS tab
dotte pelastua, min menkaa otis"
Han odottaa, eta han lahtisi,
mutta han eli liikahda paikaltaan.
,,Teidan on nyt heti lahdettava,
muuten = -.
Mutta nainen luo haneen tyynen,
kysyvan katseen.
,,Halonen on luvannut tappaa
ensimaisen, ioka tulee minun jail
keeni."
Sen Glen sanonut."
,.%Silloinhan Halonen ymmartaa,
Q tia nina en- vol lahtea."
,,Pitaak0 sis iaada tanner"
EN- vol pelastaa henkeani tot
sen kustannuksella. JOS ionkun
taytyy kuoIla, olen kai nina se."
Han kaantyy poispain vangista,
panee katensa ristiin ia vaipuu ru-
koukseen. Samassa hanen kas-
vonsa kirkastuvat ~toivosta. On
loppunut tama vaellus synnin ia
kurjuuden maassa, loppunut kaikki
v asymys, kaikki epaonnistuminen,
kaikki t~aistelu. Nyt odottaa vain
rauha, vapaus ia palsy kaikesta
pahasta,
Han kuulee miehen toisella sell
n ALA kolistelevan kahleitaan. Han
kuulee hapen hengittavan syvaan.
Han tulee lahemmaksi. Han kuu-
lee raa'an huudahduksen tuskastu.
neesta rinnasta.
Mutta sen jalkeen eli seuraa mi
taan murhaniskua hanen paahansa.
= ryovari painuu maahan ia ma
kaa hanen jaloissansa itkien hillit-
t0masti, kuumasti kuhn lapsi.
Han kumartuu hanen ~ylitsensa
ia kiittaa Jumalaa.
Mics OIL voitettu ia hanen hem
kensa on pelastettu. Ri viela paat-
tynytkaan tama vaellus vasyttavil-
la poluilla, ~pistavien oriantappurain
~ioukossa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25
Nainen ihmispedon
odessa.

Muutamassa Wine iouluksi lines
tyneessa ka~lenterissa esittaa kirjai-
lila Selma Lagerlof seuraavan val
kuttavan tositapauksen neiti Ma
tilda Wreden vankilakaynn eilta, ioil-
la han koImen vuosikymmenen al
kama on Jumalan sanalla koettanut
auttaa parannukseen ihmiskunnan
kurjimpia. Kertomus on tallainen:
,,Eraaseen selliin Helsingin van
kilassa astuu sisaan pitka, laiha
nainen, vaatimattomaan, ruumiin
mukaiseen pukuun puettuna. Owl
suljetaan hanen %ialkeensa. Sellin
lattialla makaa oikosenaan mics
vankilapuvussa. Han eli ole liikah-
tanut kun owl avattiin, ia pysyy
yha liikkumattomana, oikea kasi
silmien paalla.
; Sisaan tullut nainen Ell aluksi tee
mitaan, Ell virka %sanaakaan. Han
vain katsoo. Edessaan on hanella
siina lattialla mics, iosta on kuullut
paljon puhuttavan, Ell mikaan ta-
vallincn varas tai petturi, vaan met
saasukas, joka On murhapnut puo-
len tusinaa ihmisia, ry0stanyt mat
kustavaisia ia tehnyt monta kihla-
kuntaa tuolla Venajan rajoilla tur-
nationalist. Kun han nyt vihdoin-
kin on vangittu ia saanut elinkau-
tisen tuomionsa, on han osoittau-
tunut min .vakevaksi ia hurjaksi eta
vartijakunta on miltei neuvoton ia
pitaa hengenvaarallisena menna ha.
men seIliinsa. Han, ioka nyt seisoo
STELLA sisalla yksinaisena ia turvat.
tomana, on puoleksi vakisin saanut
luvan siihen vankilanjohtalta.
,,Halonen" ssnoo han vihdoin
matalalla, mutta kaskevalla aanel-
la. ,,Tulen teidan luoksenne tuo-
maan ~terveisia sukulaisiltanne Vaa-
san puolesta"
Mics Ell vastaa mitaan. Han io-
ko nukkuu tai on nukkuvinaan. Ell
varmaan tieda kumpaako han te-
kee.
Nainen samoa hetkisen perasta
uudestaan: ,,tuon Haloselle tervei-
STA sukulaisilta."
Mics on itsepainen, eika vastaa.
Silloin vieras kumartuu ia nykasee
hanta takinhihasta.
Samassa silmanrapayksessa pom
nahtaa mics, vaikka raudoissa ka-
sistaan ia jaloistaan, kuhn ihmeen
kautta seisaalleen. Han hammas.
tyy hanen ihmeellista notkeuttaan
ia vikkelyyttaan, ia viela enemman
hanta itseaan, sellaisena kuhn han
nyt seisoo, hanen edessaan. Han
on suurin mics, minka han koskaan
on nahnyt, todellinen iattilainen,
mutta min ulosrakenteinen, eta
han on kun ihmisen perikuva. Ha-
men muotonsa on kaunis, ia hanen
ryhtinsa ruhtinaallinen.
Nainen on vaistomaisesti perayty-
nyt askeleen, kun han min akkia
oil noussut pystyyn lattialta. Itse
a~siassa olikin hanella taysi syy pei
jastya, silla rosvon kasvoilla on
enemman kuhn uhkaava lime. Han
on acknowledgement asst arsytetty
ihminen, ioka milla hetkella hy-
vansa on valmis nostamaan rau-
doitetut katensa, niilla antaakseen
kuoleman iskun ensimmaiselle, jo-
ka eteen tulee.
Mics ymmartaa heti, eta han on
peliastyttanyt vierasta, ia han hy-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25
myilee halveksivasti.

hoooSoAAAoSoUS mum hoAAoiio OAAoA
edessaan maassa liikkuva muura.
hainen metsapolulla.
Vieras sanoo nimensa ia uudistaa
teryehdyksensa. Han on tyytyma-
ton i~tseensa, silla han huomaa pu-
huvansa masentunein mielin. En-
simainen pelko on poistunut syda-
mesta, ia han tuntee nyt alakuloista
toivottomuutta. Han tuntee OLE
vansa uliaan metsanpedon hakissa,
kykenematt0mana sta kesyttamaan
tai hallitsemaan.
Rosvo eli e~delleenkaan valita ha-
men terveisistaan, mutta han tart.
tuu hanen nimeensa.
Matilda Wrede", samoa : han.
,,Olette ehka Vaasan kenraalin SUI
kua."
,,Isani oil kenraali ia kuvern00ri
Vaasassa. Tunsiko Halonen hanet?
Han on kuollut."
Suuri, ylpea vanki mittasi vieras-
taan h%alveksuvin katsein.
,,Kenraali oil komea mics. Va
hinko, eta cite ole hanen muotoi-
sensa".
Hanen silmansa leimahtelevat.
Nayttaa kuhn han tahtoisi arsyttaa
vierastaan antamaan hanelle epays-
tavallisen tai %nuhtelevan vastauk-
sen, paastakseen siten hanen kimp-
puunsa. Vieras huomaa mtrhamie-
lisen katseen vangin silmakulmien
alta. Han nakee eta hanen hen
kensa on %vaarassa, mutta iuuri ta-
ma herittaa akkia hanen ominai
sen taitonsa kohdella rikollisia ia
paatuneita ihmisia. Akkia palau-
tuu hanen rohkeutensa, ia tuon ke-
syttamattoman metsaihmisen yl-
pegs puoleksi huvittaa hanta.
,,Kaikki eivat vol ola yhta ko-
meta kuhn Halonen ia minun
isani" vastaa han rohkeasti, ,,mut
ia meidan taytyy koettaa elaa ioka
tapauksessa.'
Sanat tyynnyttivat miesta hetki-
seksi.
.,Tehan olette jarkeva ihminen'
sauoi han naurahtaen. NINA luu-
lin. eta olitte tullut tame saarnaa-
maan.
Taas vilkkuivat miehen silmat
ilkeasti. Kaikissa mita HAN samoa
on paula vierasta varten. Mutta
~vieraan vastaus annetaan srvok.
kaasti ia varmasti.
Jos Jumala joskus vetaa Halosta
%puoleensa, Glen lola osoittava tell
lie tieta hanen istuimensa luo. Nut.
ia siihen asst on parasta eta pu-
humme muista asioista."
Rosvo Ell nayta ymmartavan.
,,Miksi tulette tame Gillette tahdo
saarnata? kysyi han ankarasti.
,,Tulen Halosen luo, niinkuin
kaikkien muitten luo taalla vanki-
Ilassa, antaakseni teille kaiken sen
avun, mika on minulle mahdolli-
men. Voin kirjoittaa kirieita teille
ia voin toimittaa teille t%ietoja omai-
sistanne."
Ne ovat paliaita verukkeita +,
huudahtaa ryovari. Eli ole kuiten-
kaan muusta kysymys, kuhn minun
katumisestani ia kaantymisestani.
Olette tulleet tame saadaksenne
minut KAUFMAN tekoiani. Mutta
sta en- tee.
Tata sanoessaan on han kiihot-
tunut. Han ~punastuu vihasta as
tuu askeleen lahemmaksi, pui nyrk-
kiaan vieraansa kasvoien odessa
Nainen ymmartaa, eta mics te-
kee syyta hSnta vastaan, mutta sa-
malta kun han huomaa joka hetki
olevansa yha vakavammassa vaa-
rassa. ymmartaa HAN my0skin tuon
korvenihmisen syyt: han on kers-
kaillut voimastaan ia ylpeillyt OLE
vansa laaialla alalla kaikkien kau-
histus, ia nyt han on halveksittu
vanki. S~entahden samoa vieras taas
rauhallisesti:
EN- tahdo teille vahinkoa, Ha-
lonen."
Mics lauhtui ialleen hetkeksi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-25

ertelienId fautto. aptene'
olemme uiedmme botto'
maan. Gbelineu pmbuia uditti td'
mdn opin iohtopan laiSfuuteen.
2padbdu Sumolnn pnbdstd ianosta
Ioa metdd wd6rid iobtcpddtDtfd.
FUN main on usfauusta fitben. Ulnt'
ia polion usfo uettua Ie on. Suma'
la on %mddrdunpt ibmiien tefemddn
tp6td. Sa tdmd mddrdps fuuluu
tuenfin. ionfa ei totmeentnlonIa ia
fia ~tarpiiieifi tpota tebbd. Saisfa
ibminen on oItis faiffeen pabaon.
ga iofa ei taboo tpDtd tebbd, oil
foon ip1mdttd, min tuulmu 9erran
Iddnt5. Tdeid moibaan mdittdd,
ettd tp5stdnid ibminen iaa iofapdt
mdifet torpeenfa. Gotta fpud, mntta
tulee muistaa eitet ipDmme meneSip
eIIei Sumola onna melae ipbfpfnd.
WiIia Ell mp5efdan fosmu. euet Su
mola ammo Iuotuifia ilmoia. Off
pd Iuemmefin fufecrutoutiesio:
rJumala morjele meltd bebelmdtib
mistd nmoIista, ndldStd Ia fauiista
oiasta. - 2aifft on ormoo, plpn
paltiista ormon. Cos Sumo!a ot'
taa meiIid ormofd,enid pois. emme
asfeltafaan eteenpdin pddie. vi
tddmme, roffaot pstdn6t, omista
TO SumaIolIe iulepoa %funniao ttiel
lemme. st nellie, Serra, ct meiue,
paan finun timeleii olfoon tunnta
ia plisips iautaiffiieSt,!
Gbbotan tGeid mdl,ud lanletta'
maffi pirren nellaiataa fatfifpm'
mentd ieiiiemdn. WoimoffaaSti lan'
lettiin:
Sua fiitdm', SId, armos!a See'
%IutIen, poifas. touito; 5ua pltstdm'
me Iobioistas. Soia' oina Talbot
outtna. 2aiff', ioisia idaud benfi
on, Cult aina iaopot %raptnnon,
Siis iuue fiitos oleoon!
Niin fuiu id ruofit ruumiimme
Huniaiua labioiaai. ytiin ratpitie
mpDs fielumme Ppbaad ianauof!
GIdmau leipa fauis tdd. Se paan
moi iiafs tppbpttaa 9enfemme iioo
maiIen, /. n. e.
9oulun loputtuo 1anbua pubmi:
= pppbdu tdsid Iufea Sumalar-
lnaSta erddn paifan, iosia olote
tam, ettd oiauinen ia beuseuinen
bpnd tulee 9errolta ia, eitd '9erral
lie ei feIpaa meiodn lmuIoteItu anfi
cmme. sc eobta fuuInu ndin:
2iittatdd Serraa! fiad bppd ON
meioGi SumaIa femme fiiioSta nei
Ioto; fiitos on iulpinen ia founis.
!Serra rofentaa SerniaIemin, 10
fofoaa Ssroelin pofoloiiet.
Sdu porantoa idrietpt Ipodmet,
ia Fitoo beio6n tipunia.
Sdu madrdd idb.ien lupun, ia an
tan Mile faitiIle rimet.
Suuri on meibdn tSerr1mme. ia
Iuuri bdnen woimonio; ia bdnen
miiIoutenid on mddrdtDn.
!Serra pIentdd raooouiiet, ia allen
taa iumaIottomat maoban asti.
Weiiatfoa 9errolle tpuoroin, fiit'
tdmdld, ia ~Ioittafao fanteIeiua mel.
bdn SumoIauemme!
Sofa peittdd toipoan ptliptud ia
nalmistaa Ioteen moale; iota ruo'
hot muoriue fasmattaa, iofa eldi'
mile antoa beibdn %ruofanin. Ia toar'
neen polite, iotfo %buutapat.
81 Sdn mieIistp bemosten pdfe'
nppteeu, eifd iuoii mieben iddriluita
tSerra Iuofii 6dnid pelfddmdiid,
iotta bdneu armoania ooottapot.
glistd, SeruiaIem, 9errao; fiiitd,
Sion, Iinun Sumalaof!
Siad Serra mabpisti iinun port
tiff IoIpat, ia %fiunofi Iopief iinun
feSfeudF;
Sau iofa iaottaa rauban finun
ddriis; ia rafpitiee inua parnbiua
niIutna;
S6n lemittdd Iumen uiinfmin mill
la, San fplmdd barmdn minimum
ttbpar;
San beittelee rafeenia palaiina =
fufa festdd bduen paffoienia eoes'
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-21
ENGLAND REFUSED AID
WON'T TRANSPORT ARMS
BRITISH OIL STEAMER UNLOADS CARGO OF
ARMS AND MUNITIONS HAD TAKEN ON.
FRIENDLY TO UNITED STATES
Huerta Tells Americans That Even if War is Declared
He Will See Them Safely Out of the
Country.

VERA CRUZ, Apr. 21.-Acting un-
der orders from British Admiral Grad
dock, the British oil steamer EIzOrra
today refused to transport ammunition
from Vera Cruz to Huerta's forces at
TampicO. The vessel had already TAX
en- the ammunition aboard but Grad
dock ordered the cargo discharged.
The captain of the EldOra explained
that England's. friendly relations with
United States forbade that vessel run
ming by fleet with war material.
Americans are Anxious.
MEXICO CITY, Apr 21-Americans
today anxiously awaited news from
Washington regarding the action TAX
en- by congress in response to the
presidents message. President Huerta
assured the American transportation
here that even if war comes
he will give Americans all possible aid
Sir Lionel Garden, recently appoint
ed British minister to Brazil, was ex-
pected to reach Mexico City during
the day. Diplomats hoped he would
persuade Huerta to yield to the Uni
ted States, but there is little hope.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-21
WANT ECONOMY
IN THE SCHOOLS
SCHOOL BOARD In SESSION LAST
NIGHT HOLD SALARY BUDGET
DOWN TO MINIMUM.
Teachers Of Public Schools Elected
Last Night in All Departments
Most Harmonious Meeting.

Breathing economy but at'the same
time looking also to maintaining {
high standard of efficiency in the
Moscow public school, the schoo
board in session last night in electine
teachers for the ensuing year only
made such raise in salaries in certain
classes as seemed absolutely necessary
and though a budget of increases had
perintendent Randall calling for a
raise in the annual expenditures for
salaries of more than $1,000, the board
held the budget under $500 increases.
During the deliberations of the
board last night the members showed
an expressed purpose to follow close
ly the recommendations of Superin-
tendent Randall in the selection of
teachers and in the fixing of salaries,
but declined to go deeply into a gen
eral raise of salaries because of the
prospects of the assessed valuation of
the district being insufficient to raise
the required funds for conducting the
schools. Members of the board held
that every possible item of expense
should be cut in handling the schools
during the present year, but that a
liberal spirit be shown in order to
maintain efficiency in the teaching de-
partment.
Several designations for the coming
year were announced at the meeting
and the election of new teachers to
fill those positions and the retention
Of many of the old or present teachers
marked the election held last night.
There was no election of principal
Of the high school last night, how
ever, the following are those elected:
New High School-Miss Minnie
Smith, head of Latin Mr.. M. w. Horse,
head of history and German; Miss
Martha Kendrick, head of music;
Alice l. Harmon, head of English; Mr.
3. E. Davis, head of botany and man
lal training; Miss Edna B. Dewey, |
lead of domestic science; Miss Ruth |
assistant in English; Miss
da Yates, head of mathematics.
Irving School,. P. Barackman,
rincipal; Matte Boardman, history;
lmma Madison, geography; Ora Pro-
hero, grammar; Lillian Skattaboe,
eading. L
Grades-Miss Whitworth, Miss
'elle Asbury, Miss Funk, Miss Helene
rooks, Miss Moody, Miss Brown,
Iiss Carlson, Mrs. Campbell, Miss
eterson, Miss Whitmore, Miss Weth
red, Miss Nisbet, Miss Mabel Ken
edy Miss Adair. j
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-21
JAIL HOLDS
FOUR VICTIMS
POTLATCH CONSTABLE GRABS
BRACE OF SUSPICIOUS CHAR
ACTERS AT ONAWAY.
Alleged to be White SIayers and Hold
up Artists-GOyernment Agent
Arrived Here Today.

What may develop into more SER
against a quartette of defendants
brought here today from Potlatch by
Constable Harry Gleave, who last night
arrested two men and two women at
| Onaway, charging them with disor-
derly conduct, became evident this af-
ternoon when F. A. Watts, special
agent Of the department of justice,
reached Moscow on advices from
Sheriff Brown that he believed he had
grabbed brace of alleged white
slavers. In addition to this charge
Deputy Sheriff Pat Malone of Bovill
who is in the city, was communicated
with by Greek workmen from his sec
ton, to the effect that at least one of
the quartette had attempted to hold
up a party of Greeks with guns at
O'Clock last Saturday morning, at
the same time telling the Greeks he
was an officer and flashing 'phony"
badge
The parties under arrest. give their
names as R. O'Brien, Nettie O'Brien,
who claims to be the wife of the for
mer, ]. C. Scholes and Mrs. E. Cole.
They claimed to be in the Bovill sec
tion looking for location to start a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-21
Pig PROBLEMS
ABLY HANDLED
GOVERNMENT EXPERTS GIVES
DATA ON BEST METHOD OF
FEEDING YOUNG ONES.
Agricultural Department Gives Insight
Into Some of the Work Done by
One of its Agents in Idaho.

: WASHINGTON, Apr. 21.-Farmers
and pig growers do not always appre-
ciate the value of green feeds and sue
culent pastures for their animals Too
often the hog is considered a scaven-
ger and his ability to utilize waste is
regarded as his chief value However
we'll the pig serves this purpose, it
will pay for good care, feed and hous
ing. Forage crops are especially ben
eficial to young animals. 1t is possi-
BILE to grow them much more profitably
and successfully when a good green
field of palatable and nutritious pas
turage is provided.
Experiments and practical farmers
prove that gains in weight
are made at less cost on forage than
on the dry lot. Breed sows can be
carried through the season on pas
ture at less cost than when grain
fields are entirely depended upon. For
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-21
MOSCOW WOMEN TO
BUY DANDELIONS
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY VOTES TO
PAY 10 CENTS PER SACK TO
HELP RID CITY OF PEST.
Announced That DandeliOn Day is to
be Observed in Moscow on
April 25th.

The women's auxiliary of the
chamber of commerce held it's reg
ular semi-monthly meeting at the
chamber of commerce Monday after
noon at $3.50. There was a good at
tendance and much business was
transacted The first committee to
report was that on dandelions. Mrs.
| w. M. Morgan as chairman told the
members that the committee had de-
| cided on Saturday, April 25th, as Dan
delion Day. provided the weather is
fair. Otherwise the day will be eel
ebrated on Saturday, May 2. On
that day the auxiliary will buy dan
delions at 10 cents per sack, and they
hope that many children will be able
to earn money in that way. The
streets and alleys and must have roots
two inches long
The dandelions are to be delivered
at two stations. Those from north of
Third street are to be delivered at
Hose Station No. 1 those from south of
the same street will be delivered at
the corner of Seventh and Adams.
The cash will be paid on the delivery
of each sack.
The auxiliary workers feel that
with the problem of dandelions con-
fronting them it is necessary to make
beginning as soon as possible
Committees in charge of the work
were appointed as follows: for the
north side; Mesdames Wallace, Ow-
ings, Swami and Veatch; for the south
side; Mesdames Morgan, Meeker,
Lewis, and Burke.
The standing committees OF the
women's auxiliary were reported as
follows:
Park ommittee-Mesdames Hol-
man. Yost, and Byrns.
Playground mmittee-Mesdames
Shattuck, Hodgins, and Lewis.
Streets and alleys committee-Mes-l
danes Morgan, Simpson land Meek
err.
Vacant lots ommittee-Mesdames |
and Robbins.
Mrs. Warren Truitt will continue
as chairman in charge of the Better
Babies contest at the county fair
ind the auxiliary voted to help with
t as was done last year.
Committees were appointed to aid
n publicity for Dandellon Day, and
o endeavor to secure cooperation in
certain lots in the town.
Other tentative plans were dis
ussed and great enthusiasm was
hown towards every proposition
ooking towards a better and cleaner
Ioscow. The meeting adjourned at
80 until next regular meeting day, {
Ionday, May 4, at 1880 p. m. in the
hamber of commerce rooms.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-21

The student assembly at the uni
versity auditorium tomorrow morning
will present one of the most inter-
esting programs that has been heard
this year. Besides a vocal' solo by
q. K. Humphries, violin solo by
Mrs. Hughes and numbers by the
string quartet and the varsity band,
the program will include addresses
by several members Of the state board
of education. The assembly will open
at 10 o'clock. The public is invited
to attend.