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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
a(6aniens 9auptdaOt.

Ro6 elmer Wslbuns, bic bisbsr
pbne DiberIpru9 eeblieben lit, TOl
Der prina Wilbelm gu Wieo ben al
banifden Siibrern. nit oenen er in
8ertebr itebt, erDffnet baben, bob er
ned glnnnbme Der &rone bon gllbas
nien feline RsiibenS in 0ura5ao aufz
suI9lagen beabii9tiste. Damn piirbe
oIio bieie ormfelise 9afenitabt am
glbriotiIden Meere, Der man bon ibrer
eIdnSenben gsidi9tliden 8ereansens
belt 9egenfudrtie ni9ts mebr anmertt.
bic Souptitobt BON 2llbnnien lperbsn
unb pieleibl cine neue 3eit Der 8liite
erleben. 9luf einem 8orgebirge ges
Gegsn, SGblt 0uraSSo nur einiee blns
bert SGufer unb lineefdbr 5000 Be-
tpobner, R0mif6e, bp5antiniide unc
tiirfiI9e Ruinen erinnetn boran, ipie
bGufig bas S9idfol bon OuroS3o
ipe9ielte unO ipie oft unb tpie beib I'M
ben 8eiib Der Stabt gerunsen ipurbe.
Dura55o lit oas olte Oprrba6ium
bet R0mer unb itanb Ibon ipGbrenb
bes r6mif6en Weltreihes nit benz gez
geniiberlieeenben, nur $50 &ilometer
entfernten 8runbiiium, bem beutisen
8rinbiii, in reeiter 8erbinbung. Sm
Sabre 1901 purbe Ouro5so BON ben
5iirten unter Mobommeb Ben erobert,
bat alip lGnser ols bier Sabrbunoerte
bic 9errfdaft bes Salbmonoes ertrae
gen. llnb in biefer 3eit bat 9uraS3p
aIles eingebiBt, mos emit feline @r6be
inb 9eoeutung ousma9te. Der Sas
fen 1T perfanbet. tpenn aud immer
nod Der ipi6tigite unb belebteIte Der
nlbanif9en &iiite, uno bic 8ep0ites
runs>friitet trGge unb anfprudslps ibr
Oofein. Der 6onbel bepegt iib in
bef9eibenen @ren5en unb beI9Gftiat
Eb nit Der glusfubr bon Sellen unb
Reber, Sol5, Sel. Sobnt - unb 8lut=
egeln. Wan onrf onnebmen, bab
Bring WiIbeIm gu @ieb feline tiinftige
Reiioena nod reifli6er lleberleeuna
gefpdblt bat, unp bonn poIitiI6en
Stanbpunti ous 1T feline @obl aes
nib burdous besreifli9. Sebentiitt
fdeint nur, oab bos &fima BON 9us
raa3o teinesipess siinitis 1T unb nas
mentIih lei9t Maloriaa@rtrantunsen
berporruft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
Sonnsrftas, 10. Sebruar 1914.
Sd)n,ussler in 9raIflifn.

Die Iangseitredte. idtpa9bepDIterts
Grsnae bss brafiltanif4en @taatss
gaip @ranbe bo SuI bietet ben
@@muegIern aus urusuap etn bequss
mes gtnfaltor, unb pirb bober bon
biejen Serren felt altersber NIT psds
JsInbem grfoIs beniibt. Die frsngs
Mbfperruns bur4 bic braiilianiid.n
3DIIpG9ter, tpel9e militdrif9 orsas
niiistt iini, baben In ben lebten Sab
ren ben Sdmusssl nab5u labmgss
isst. iebr aum S9oben Der urasuapi'
f4en Sdmusslsraunft. Ginise be-
fonbers finbise anssb6rise bisiss
friiber 70 setpinnreidsn 9eiperbes
iporsn nun auf ben inseni6fen Gins
fan sefpmmeu, aubsrgsipDbnli9 srobs
Dro9en, pie fis. ipenn au9 In flsines
rem 4bmeHunsen, bic Sueenb gum
fr1bli9en Spisl beniibt, in ben Dienit
ibrsr srnFsn Sads gu ftellen. SO
foIIen eins sonse Reibe folder Sra>
9en aufssitissen unb- biesfeits bon
iunsen Burden ntebtrsebolt Dorben
iein. SnfOlse elmer llnsef9tdIidteit
fieI nun neuli9 Elm FOLDER .9ra4e
auf bas Dad zines Saufes, beFsn
biIfsbereiter 8efiber ieinem mertpiirs
big sabIrsi9en psrionaI fofort Be-
febl sab, ben 0radeH beruntersubos
len unb bem basuseb6risen Sunsen
aussubdnbisen. Bel benz Serabbolen
bss Dradens riB Der S9pana los
unb aus tbm tamen foitbare Spiben,
ipunberbare ieiben., fpinnfdbsnfsin,
Gspebe gum 8oridein. DER Sung,
ipollte bas Weite fuden. ipurbe aber
bon benz 3oninipeiior, bas NOR gum
1lnsIiid fir biei SdmusgIsr bsi
Sausbefber. unb ben 3olInGdtern
aus bsnsn fsin psrional befanb
baran perbinbert. Wlan bot Elm gan,
ses Eager bon burd bic 2uft se.
fdmugseltsn Darsn entbsdt unb meb,
rere Der llebsltGter binter S9lob uni
gaiesel seisbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
;fiir 9aus uno Hiid)e.
RartoffeIfpeife

Gin ! 4funb in 8riibe sar seto4=
ter Rsis. in S9eiben sef9nittens &ar=
toffeIn. 1 pfunb parmefantdfs. stDei
ipiirfelis sei3nittene Serinse unb etz
mas Sleif9purft ober Sdinten perz
ben fbidttpeiie in cine SOrm sepadt.
Wsnn biefe sefiiat 1T, fpirb reidIi4 1
pint faure Sabne boriiber segohen
unb bic Speifs in ben Brotofen ges
fdoben. Sier IGBt man iie 10 Ionge
fteben. bis oIIes gut bur&gs5osen lit
unb bic Sabne anfGnst. oben braun
su iperbeu. ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
O6erGdl6en6drtung.

SberflG9ens SGrtung mittels Der
Snusritoff 4setplenflomme III Elm
nsues SGrtperfobren bon 8iders 2tb..
2onbon, bas fi9 fhneller ausfiibreH
IGBt als bic Giniobbdrtuns, neil man
nit Der 8rennerflamme nur iiber bic
gu bebaHoeInbs 5lG9e binipegitreidt
unb oas Stiid bonn ON Der 2uft ab>
Hblen IGbt. Die erSeusts sebdrtete
S6i9t 1T nad bsm .Qlmerican Madis
niit" in Der Reeel 1.6 Wilimeter tief
tann aber BEL poriibtieer Sanbbobung
Der 5lnmme biz 4,8 Willimeter bers
itGrtt tperben. Der 9rab Der Sdrz
tung tpirO baburd ssreseIt, baB man
bos Stiid nit Der .sSlamme fpieber
nnIGBt ober burd eelesentlihes Be-
frei6en nit Der Jlamme bic Ibfiib.
lung pera6eert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
Ser &elfenif)aB.

@ie aus @munben semslbet. ipers
ben bort @orbereitungen getrcffen. unt
ben @elfsnidab. Der ii4 ieit BEN
Sabre 1906 i'm Oortigen Sdloife bss
Sersoes bon Cumberland befnnb,
bemnG9f nad 8raunidpeis, in bi;
Reiibeus bss neusn Sersoss., bes sins
aigen Sobnes bes Seraoss bon Guns
bsrIanb, au iiberfiibren. Der Ser5og
DON Cumberland, Der einSise Sobn
bss lssten @elfentOniss. sdblt be-
fanntIitt gu ben reidfen beutf4en
Siirften. auber fetnem pripatDerm0'
gen, fas auf fpeit mebr als buubert
MiGipnen Mart sddGbt pirb, 1T Der
!Seraos au9 Der @igentiimer oes be-
riibmtsn @elfenidaBes. cine Der fets
tenften Sommlungen BON &unitipers
fen, ioipis Iltertiimern BON uni6GB'
barem Werte. He6 ben greignifen
bon 1866 fam Der Welfeni9ab. Der
bon prsuben ols Pribateisentum bes
ebemolisen Sannoperfden 80nisshous
Ies onerfonnt pprben mar, nod Wien,
mo betanntli9 s0nis @eors V. feis
men @obniib senommsn battle. Der
&6nis iiberantiportete bic Sammlung
bsm Wiener Muieum fir &unit unb
Snbuitrie, mo iie aud Dffentlid auss
seftellt. mar.
grif 1906 iiberfiibrts man auf
WunId bes Seraoss bon Cumberland
ben @sIfenfdab na9 9munben. unb
nun, na9 fieben Sobren, foll er bon
bort, porausidtlid su bauernbem
8erbleib, na9 8rnunfdtpeig fommen.
Wdbrenb Der 3sit, mo Der DelfenfhoB
in Wien mar, batten aud bic Befu4er
ber Wiener WeltausitelIuns bon 1873
@elsssnbeit, bic srobartise Samms
lung su bepunosrn, benn lie NOR in
Der Rotunbe unterssbradt tporben.
Die 2fnfGnse bes @elfenidobes
aeben Bis ouf bic 3eit Seinrids bes
36pen, bes Ibnberrn bes @elfenges
fble6tes, auriid, Der pdbrenb fsiner
i'm Sabre 1172 untsrnommenen pill
eerfabrt ms beiIis. 2anb .iih gum
| 8efu6e bes Sultans in &pni itantinos
pei aufbieIt, beim 9lbi9ieb bon bieiem
cine 2lnsabl pra9tftiide bpaantinif4er
&unit gum @ei9ent erbielt. Oieie
biIbeten ben @runbitpd Der Samms
lunseh. Der Sersos persrOBerte bieie
nit feinem &unitperitGnbnis unb err
bielt aud @eIdente, beitebenb aus
tpItbarsm air9eneerGt, feibenen Meb.
esipGnbern etc. bon ieinen untertanen.
9lts Der S9ab 1879 in ben fibeifoms
miFarifden 8eiib bes rSer3Oss grnii
Nueuit iiberging. ipuroe er in oer
S6lobtir6e bon Sannoper aufgeiteut,
bic aufii6t benz 9lbt bes 8loiters 2o'
cum, Wlplonus, iibertrasen. WGbrent
Der Tran5oientriege panberte ber
S9ab, Der. ipie man iiebt. cine aiem'
lid btipests @sfdi9te bat. na4 eng
lamb, no man ibn Dor ben SranSoier
in Si9erbeit bro9te. Ra9bem BIZ
9efabr boriiber mar, fiibrte man ihr
5uriid na9 Sannpper in bas tDnig'
libe @r9ib. Grit 1859 pertroute ibr
8Dnig @eors ". bem Welfenmufeum
an unb ma9te ibn fir bas Publitun
ausGnslih. Die funft> uno tultur'
biftorii9 10 berporrasenbe SommIuna
beitebt aus so @ssenitdnbsn. oarunter
befinbsn ii9 mebrsre toitbare Reli'
quienIdreine unb SrasoltGre. II
&reu5e, II ipertpolIe Monitranaen TO-
ipie cine 9tnSabl beionbers interehan'
ter glrms unb &opfs sReIiquiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
RrGutertfopfe

Tsan ninmt II gfunb Rinbfleif9
unb ] pfunb Sdpeinefleii9 unb lGbt
beibes sipeimal bur9 bic Sleif9badz
mafdine gsben. alsbann miidt mon
ss nit pfeffer unb SaIs. formt runbe
9r0b1eu barous. bsitreut biefs gang
bid nit ssbadten 8rGutern. einem gb>
I6ffsl bon sebadten 3apern unb elmer
sebadten Sarbelle, brotet fie IN iteisenz
Der Butter bunfelbraun unb rsidt iie
su Stedriiben uno Rortoffeln. Die
Sauce permengt man NIT einem Tee
IDffel bon sSlsifdtttraft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
Sic MilditraSe.

Der 9titronpm profefor 8idsrton
Pat in einem fefelnben 8ortrag cine
neue 4nf4auung iiber bic @ntpidluns
bon Wsltt0rpern barselest. Gr fpies
barauf bin, bab allein in Der Whl6z
ftraBe 100 WiilIipnen Sonnen bur9
bic Photographic feitgeiteat iperben
fOnnen. Ginise bon ibnen ieisn tot,
ia bieIlei9t iogar mebr tote als les
beube. gah ben neueiten 5orfdungen
beipegen fi6 ar biefe Sonnen in 5ipei
sroben StrDmen na9 enteegenseiebs
ten Ri6tun9en. 9eim 0oriibergang
Sieben iie einonber on, eeraten in cine
ungebeure 9ei6ninbisteit uno psrben
fosar bur6 einen 3uiammenitob nibt
aufsebnlten, tpenn Der Inprnu nidt i'm
Centrum erfolgt. Sn ben meiitsn Sal
len tptrb bielmebr bon jeoem Der beiz
ben Sterne Elm Stiid nbgerifen per=
ben.
profsFor 8idsrton msint nun, baB
fib bic beiben obseiplitterten Seile
pereinen unb sinen britten Weltt0rper
bon unsep6bnIi9er Sibe biloen. Die
in ibm sntbnltsne @nergie iIt 10 sroB,
bob cine @rploiipn erfolet. gs ent=
iteben alio aus einem berartieen 3u=
fammenitob brei 8Drper. 3pei bapon
freiIen umeinonber uno biloen einen
perGnberli9en Stern; bas Iinb bic
beiben perItiimmelten Sonnen. Der
brittle &Orper, Der erIt aus bieiem 3uz
fammenitob eeboren lpirb, erI9eint
tpegen feiner bis 5ur @rploiibitdt eez
fteigerten Sibe ols Elm neuer Stern,
befen 2i6t ollmGblih abnimmt. Die
beiben perGnherIi1en Sterne 9eraten
bann bGufig in ben an5iebungstreis
elmer britten Sonne, uno barous
fann Elm bauernber OoppelItern berz
porseben. 0ieie sanSe Sbeorie 1T alio
auf Der 4nnobme zines teiltpeiien 3uz
fammenitobes aufsebout unb 1T be-
ftrebt, bas Chaos BON @rf6einungen.
bns bon ben @elttOrpern barseboten
ipirb, in Elm SDitem 5u pertpanbeln.
Die Eebre bon Der 9ilbung zines britt
ten Sf0rpers 1T bisber BON Der Mes
6anif itubirt unb bon Der Sinmelsz
funbe perna9ldfist iporoen. pros
feHpr 8idertoH pill iie gum sriten
Mole in bic 2tftronomie einfiis.n, unb
ss fpirb nbSutparten fein, OBJ ii9 bic
Grfabrungen Der We6onif unb ibu
8erednunsen aud ouf bieies @sbiet
iibertrasen Iofen tperbsn.
Die fsinstsn oruossarbsitsn IN ss, stass
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
Storc6 i'm Baq(aa(.

Inter etlpos upsepSbnliden lm>
ftGnben bat bieier Sage in elmer Orts
i6aft BEL 8oaben in 8Obmen ! elm
3piaina spGr6en bas 2i9t Der Weli
erblidt. Die bprtiesn 2anbpirte feis
srten elm srOBss 9alIfef, gu benz ii4,
als bic Stimmuns ben SDbepuntt ers
reidt bate. plOblib Der Stor4 eins
fanb, nm Der Satin bes &omites
Obmannes, bic ss iid nidt batte nebs
men lafen, bem Bale beiSupobnen,
Elm 3pilIinsspaor gu b.ideeren. Die
beiben juneen Weltbiirser uno bic
sIiidli6e Mutter tpuroen unter einem
Suf6 Der MuIittupeIIe unb 5abnoien
8ssliidpiinf9ungsn na4 9auie gs'
bradt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19

Die ssinstsn oruestarbsfssn In sss etass
Lisfsrs die onses sss .vseeAsnh,sss-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19
Seepunf d.

ginen ] pint beiben. sutsn See
siebt man in cine Serrine. Drei Slaz
fden Rptpein. ben Saft bon apei
apf.lfinen unb elmer 3itrone felt
man. Suiammensesofen. auf ben bsiz
ben Serb. Sin J pfunb Stiidenz
suder tau9t man in febr suten Sas
maica=Rum, bGlt es stpifden stpei
2Dffeln ober nit elmer 3anse iber
bas 9efdB nit Dein. aiinbet es on
unb lGBt ben brennsnben 3uder na9
unb na9 in ben Wein tropfen. Das
na9 giebt man 70 piel Bum nn9: BIB
1 pint in Der Miiduns ifi. Denn
Der Wein aufpallt, tpirb er in bic
Serrine gu bem beiben See segofen,
burdgeriibrt unb Der punf4 beib aufa
sstragen. Z
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-02-19

- Das ,BoAeablstt~ szztAIt hs
beRen 2oiaIsBsrs&s uns aiIs VsaAtses
Reriefsitsn bon SntersNe -sen 90. DO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-15
FRUIT LAXATIVE IF COSTIYE. BILIOUS,
HEADACHY california SYRUP OF FIGS

fer grandpa as il is for baby It SIM
rIN cannot injure. Even cross. sick,
ty'Hish children Just love its pleas
ant taste and mothers can iest easy
after giving IT, because it never fans
to effect good inside cleansing
For thirty years, california Syrup
OF Figs has been recommended iy
physicians as the ideal stomach.
hvcr and lowo. cleanser. Millions "
families who arc well Informed use
nothing else. tut recently there has
come flood oi spurious ac ,-surs.
$50 So. warn the public to ask Tm.Iv
at drug store far t0-,eut bottle of
California syrup If Pigs and SEQ
tht Il ie PREPARED ty California I4r
syrup Company We make no ,hsar-
r size Hand back any "e.ut..lelt'
with -.ut-uB. fdy
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

Sunday school 1000 a. M.
preaching Ii :o0 a. n. /; Junior Lea
que 5 800 p. m. preaching 7:s0.
The Sunday school board meeting
at The home of Mss Hoff Tuesday
evening was we'll attended and much
interest was manifest for she future
Of the Sunday school.
We extend a cordial invitation to
every man, woman and child Who is
not connected with some other school
to be present next Sunday morning
al the session of our school where
you will receive a hearty welcome
and will be cared for by competent
teachers.
If you are interested In the social
educational, moral or religious im-
provement as you should be you will
attend some Sunday school or reiig-
ious service and cooperate with the
pastors and leaders Of the churches.
As a stranger / need your presence
In all the services and your hearty
cooperation. y. c. Smoghers.
Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
Bsswn Held For Snodgass Murder nj
0reEino.

Maynard Brown is held At orofinc
On charge of fss degree murder
for sse killing Of James Snodgrass
Ia that vicinity on Wednesday might
OF last week. Browns preliminary
took place yesterday.
Brown is a married man and re.
sides about half mile up the rivel
from oFodno. Snodgfass 10 = young
man, unmarried, and had spent con-
siderable time al the Brown ,me,
while working about 0ro6no. On
the night Of the killing he had been
invited by Brown TO visit them, and
later Brown notified his wife he had
to be away for the night on business.
Snodgrass put ia his appearances
about 8 100 o'clock and found Brown
waiting for him With shot gun,
which be fred, the charge Of buck
shot taking effect 10 the young mans
abdomen. Hc was hurried to Lewis
ton where he died early Thursday
morning. Brown alleged that the
killing had resulted because he sus-
pected intimacy between Snodgrass
and bis wife. Al the coFoner's in-
quest Mrs. Brown made lengthy
statement generating the young
man and claiming she had given no
cauae fer and did not suspect any
feeling of jealousy on she part Of
her husband.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
THE HOME STRETCH
FOR A PLANO

THE Big Piano Contest will close
at midnight on March 81. next,
and three ladies' OF this city or VI
cinity will each become the proud
owner Of q high-grsde piano. As
the end approaches, the race for
these handsome prizes win strike q
swilter pace, until the best hnstlers
have safely landed the coveted tro-
phies. AS an additional incentive
for a whirlwind finish, the manage
ment has decided TO make the iol-
lowing increase in votes allowed on
payments during she entire month OF
March, and there win positively be
no further increase
1000 votes for each 81 on cash pur-
chasex.
1000 for each 81 paid on account.
$4,000 for each IS coupon book
sold.
1000 Coz each 81 paid on subscsip-
ton to The Herald; or $4,000
for each club oi S with sS.
Nov Is the time to start In earn
est and hustle every minute. Be
winner.
The Felt Mercantile Co.
Perry E. Miller.
Anderson Pharmacy.
The Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
Youthful Adventurers Returned to
ParenEs.

Albert Hawkins, aged IA; Lewis
Martin, aged IA. and Claud Shannon,
aged IS, residing about four miles
north Of Orofno, left their home a
week ago Tuesday and started for
California In quest of work. They
followed the railroad to Kamiah,
rode a freight to Kooskia and then
went over the prairie to Cottonwood.
From there they crossed over into
this county and on Thursday night
stopped at the ranch of Andy Gott-
schall nine miles vest of here. The
officials of Clearwater county we're
on the lookout for them and notified
Sheriff Paige, who located the boys
at Gottschall's place and they we're
brought to Nezperce Friday morning
by Hugh Lowry and were taken to
Orofno that afternoon by Probation
Officer Fike.
The boys promised Sheriff Harper
and Probate Judge Grove that they
would sin no more and would attend
school regularly, and we're returned
to their parents Saturday morning.
Search of the boys disclosed the fact
hat they we're prepared for emer-
gencies as each was armed with a
revolver.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

Della Crowder Miller, the charm
| ing favorite of the lycsum and chau
taBqua platforms who 50 veil pleased
our Nezperce audience sometime ago
With her reading from "Ben Hur''
will again appear at the opera house
Saturday March 7 in . monologue Of
her own composition Daddy and
he" which made such q hit in the
chautauquas of last summer. This
monologue is full of genuine sym
pathy. and the joys that surround
such a relationship and has an in
spring message for all.
hot only In monologue will you
have the pleasure of seeing Della
crowder Miller, but our local talent
is TO be congratulated on having
secured such a talented person 10
direct their three-act comedy The
DSacon's Visit which With her tx
cellent training and the very strong
cast assure our people of a good
presentation Of this sid.-splitting
and We bespcak a large
audiance to greet them when the
curtain rises.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

The Ladies' Aid society Of the M,
e. Church met at the home Of Mrs.
Nick Laier yesterday afternoon and
four ladies were sakensinto member
ship. Mrs. A. A. Hunter was elect
ed as secretary In place Of Mrs. v.
r. Cochran who soon viii remove to
Lewiston. The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Wiley
Johnson Wednesday afternoon, next.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

Some of the results accomplished
by the Holden campaign for smore
alfalfa, more corn and more live
stock" are much 10 evidence in North
Idaho, says the Lewiston Tribune.
c. w. Booth, prominent farmer and
vice-president Of the Union State
Bank of Nezperce, states thar while
last year there was but little clover
and alfalfa grown on the Nexperce
prairie, the Nezperce.Rochdale Co.,
q co-operatiye farmers organization,
has ordered for the use Of its mem
hers alone . carload Of clover seed
to plant this spring, and he gives it
as his opinion that they viii SOW even
more alfalfa than clover.
This does not take into considera-
ton the seed to be sown by any ether
than the members Of the Nexperce
Rochdale company.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
PREPARING FOR THE
Big SPELLING MATCH
kszperce and Other Diasriess II comasy
Have Tryeai Friday NisAs isr Final
hgaash Here Angii ,.

There vas much interest Ia The
schools yesterday over who'd wln
In > 1000 word spellingfess and be
The representatives Of their school In
she district match TO take place as
The hlgh school auditorium Friday
night. Al this contest will be rep
resented the six schools Ia the NsE-
peTcs district, and the winner wIll
u turn, represent the district a. she
general county spelling match 70 be
held here on Friday. April ).
In Friday tionorrow) nIghi's
match the local school Is entitled 10
have three candidates. selected from
among the pupils Of the grades, and
those winning this honor Ia yesser-
days match weFe. Jas. Johnson Of
she eighth grade and Doris Terna-
ban and Winston Ashley Of the sew
casa kE@1Es
Great enshusiasm Ia being worked
up over the matter among the stu
densa generally Ia the county and
the same 10 spreading TO the general
pabllc 10 such an extent that no
doubt large crowds will witness to-
morrow nights spelling bees. both
here and al the several other dis
tsicl censegs.
In addition 10 the spelling program
al the local high school auditorium |
to-morsow night, the Spartan literary |
s0ceiay will give woman suffrage
number Of much interest. and there
wiIl be no admission charge to either.
Everybody 10 cordially invited.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
Headquarters for
anything in the
Hardware and
Implement line


Lon Reynolds charged With the
theft Of six hogs belonging to Frank
pindel residing between vollmeT and
Ferdinand ls wanted and ls being
hunted by the Lewis county authori-
ties.
Il appears that one evening Of this
week Reynolds and a pal drove TO
the Pindel ranch while Mr.. Pindel
vas absent. The pal vas sent to
the house to engage Mrs. Pindel IN
conversation while Reynolds loaded
the porkeFs and drove away, LATER
selling the same 10 a meat vender at
Ferdinand.
Reynolds was at once suspiciond
by The Pindels. and upon direct acm-
salon sought a seltlement--the 6g-
ure Of which wss set al si00-nos
being able 10 rustic mere than $40
10 cash, pony owned by Hubert
Buckingham vas put up as collateral
until the balance OF the money gas
forthcoming. This transaction did
not look Just on the square. 80 Shes-
III Paige sought out Mr.. Bucking-
ham whom be found yesterday At his
fathers house near Myrtle.
When informed that he was want
ed as an accessory TO the pork lifi-
Ing be strongly maintained his inno-
cense and held forth that q chain Of
ever which be had no
control, unfortunately gave the siiu-
alton such a sembiance. However, |
be readily accompanied The sheriff |
to Nexperce yesterday and viii be
held as witness In the case.
Buckingham declares that Rey-
nolds undoubtedly stole the hogs but
that his knowledge Of the facts is
ali circumssansial, and that he will
be able to prove his own innocense
beyond q doubt.
Reynolds Ia still al large Is We 10
10 press. but the sheriEf's Office is
hopeful Of hla early capture.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

In q letter to a friend here, re.
ceived yesterday, Miss Maud Ham
NELL, who With her parents Il spend
Ing the winter In California. stated
that her father, Col. w. wv. Ham
NELL, recently had the misfortune 10
fall down q fight Of ssaifs, and
while at first they thought he was
seriously injured, 40 bones had been
broken and he was slowly recover
ing. The many friends Of this most
estimable family sincerely trust that
the Cclonel'u recovery may b. rapid
and complete.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

Notwithstanding the fact that Mr..
Wallaoe's commission as postmaster
al Nexperce does not expire until
about the middle Of December next,
the contest In the Democratic ranks
for this juicy piece of pie 10 already
on and petitions are In circulation In
behalf Of Chas. Ciles, chairman oi
the Lewis county Democratic organ
isation, and j. w. Anderson, now
deputy sheriff and for many pears
one Of the parsy'a wheel horses here
Both men are popular la The com.
munisy, and each is fully competent
TO fill the position.