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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14

While in Spokane yesterday Earl
David made arrangements with the new
Davenport Hotel in that place to pur-
chase, through Davids' department
store, the prize-winning apples exhibit
ed at the recent Latah fair and a large
number of other boxes of extra fancy
apples of the Rome Beauty, Wagner,
and Jonathan varieties. These will be
specially featured on the hotel menu
as Moscow apples and the fact that
Moscow grows the finest of apples will
be thus widely advertised.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
German Center Weakened

PARIS, Oct. 14.-The resumption of
the Allies attack on the German cen
ter was reported today. According to
military experts, French aviators re-
ported that this part of the kaiser's
line had been weakened by the transfer
of troops northward. Renewed pres
sure on this weak spot, they declared,
will compel the recall of these forces
which will weaken the Teutonic right.
The war office was silent on the sub
iect.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
Garrison Sends Word

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Following a
conference with the president, Secre-
tary of War Garrison announced that
he was sending Governor Hunt of
Arizona, vigorous request not to send
the militiamen to the Mexican border.
He told Governor Hunt that such
move might precipitate war with
Mexico
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14

Municipal Judge Strong this morning
assessed fine and costs aggregating
$50 against Frank Pagan, found guilty
by a jury yesterday of dispensing Ii
quor. The fine was paid. S. Jacobson,
the youth who was charged with re-
ceiving the liquor from Pagan was as
sessed $50 in fines and costs but the
fine was suspended pending good be-
havior, the youth having shown him
self to be repentant.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
For Final Plunge

TOXIC, Oct. 14.-Governor Mayer
Waldeck of Kiao Chau having refused
to surrender. the Japanese and British
are preparing for what they believe
to be a final assault on the German
defenses. In the meantime non-com-
batants are quitting the fortified zone.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
HUNT WRATHY
WON'T RECEDE
ARIZONA GOVERNOR DETERMINED
TO SEND NATIONAL GUARDS TO
MEXICAN BORDER
President Wilson Appeals to Him to
Desist as 1t May Provoke War With
Mexican Republic

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 14-Governor
Hunt has refused to modify his in
structions to the Arizona national
guards to be ready to move at a mo-
ment's notice to protect the border 81
am man of peace said the governor,
"but informed the war department
that our border must be protected from
the warning Mexican factions. If the
government won't do it We have men
here who will"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14

Meadowbrook Farm, owned by b.
T. Byrns, will be the scene OF merry
party tonight. More than forty of the
high school girls who are members
of the Y. w. C. A. will take hike"
to the farm and cook their supper In
the open. They will drive back later
in Z four-horse hayrick.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14

A special meeting of the Women's
Home Missionary Society Of the Meth
odist church will be held at the par
sonage Friday afternoon. The object
Of the meeting will be to make plans
for the preparation of box to be
sent to a frontier minister. A large
attendance Is desired.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14

The sheriff's office is being amused
these days with quantity Of timely
cartoons, being work from the pencil
OF Harvey Cameron who is doing time
in the county Jail for passing Con-
federate bill as the real article.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
ALLIED FRENCH AND BRITISH IN SORE STRAITS
GERMANS APPARENTLY CLOSE TO THE COAST
EX I RA
UP ON. POLYMAMY CHARGE

EUGENE, Or, Oct 14.-Harry Logan,
mOtorman on the Oregon electric
railroad running between Portland and
Eugene, is under arrest charged with
pOlygamy. He is alleged to have a
wife here and another wife and two
children in Portland.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
another Change Made

On recommendation of the county SUI
perintendent and on petition of resi-
dents of the two districts affected, the
county board today authorized slight
changes in the boundary lines of school
districts No. IL and No. 81. The dis
tricts are located near Kendrick.
The board is working on new road
matters and allowing bills and the
session this week will be brief
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14

Mrs. Warren Truitt, Mrs. James Fl.
Forney, and Miss Permeal French have
gone to Lewiston to attend the meet
ings of the state federation in that
place.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14

PARIS, OCT. 4.-THAT THE GERMANS X
IRENE IN A DANGEROUS POSITION
EVENING AS RESULT OF
OF THE ALLIES NOW EXTENDS ACROSS
TIER INTO BELGIUM, PARALLELING COAST
EXPERTS
NOT HAVE CHOSEN MORE FAVORABLE POSITION
AN ATTEMPT BOTTLE UP THE ADVERSARES.
HAVING NARROWLY ESCAPED ISOLATION ANTWERP,
MANS RELEASED FROM THE SIEGE OF THAT
WEST AND SOUTH TOWARD THE COAST THE
COLUMN DETACHED FROM GENERAL
CHANNEL SWINGING IN A NORTHWESTERLY
DIRECTION.
Allies Massed to Resist Movement
FRANCE, 14-GERMANYS ADVANCE
MILITARY BICYCLISTS WERE
COASTWARD
MOVEMENT EVERYTHING INDICATED
FIGHTING ENORMOUS
PREVENTS REFERENCE THE APPROXIMATE
CATION BATTLE-GROUND
LEARNED TODAY ENTRENCH-
MENTS ARE ALREADY PREPARED. COUNTRY
COyERLESS BELIEVED ENORMOUS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
MINOR OFFICES
WERE FILLED
REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
ORGANIZATIONS NAME PRE-
CINCT OFFICERS
County Board in Session Today Created
New School District at
Onaway

Both the democratic and republican
county organizations have filed lists
filling minor offices in the various pre-
cincts of the county, the names of the
candidates for constables and justices
of the peace being ordered placed on
the ballot. Neither the prohibition or
progressive parties filed precinct nom
nations but the socialists filed for one
precinct, Gold Hill. Auditor and Re-
corder Estes is now preparing the
data for the publication of the ballot.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
New School District

The petition of residents of Onaway
for the creation of a separate school
district taken from district No. 81
which had been recommended by Coun-
ty Superintendent Catherine Dryden,
and which was heard by the commits
sions this week, was today acted on
by the board and the district authorized
and the boundary lines fixed. The new
district will be known as No 101.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
VIII Stop at Troy

It II the purpose of Senator Brady
to stop of at Troy tomorrow after
noon to briefly meet the people and il
urged to do 80 and crowd is pres
ent will make short address. 1t is
also the intention Of the senator to visit
the Genesee section during tomorrow
afternoon.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
IDAHO STILL IN Line
FOR REPUBLICAN PARTY
UNITED STATES SENATOR J. H. BRADY PRE-
Diets PARTY SUCCESS IN IDAHO
WAS MOSCOW VISITOR TODAY
Will Return Here Tomorrow and Will Address Pe0-
pie at Eggans Hall Tomorrow Night
Makes Brief Visit at Troy

$50 far in the present campaign
have no complaint to make of the treat
ment have received wherever l have
spoken and l am delighted with the
outlook at this time," United States
Senator James H. Brady who was In
Moscow today between trains on his
way to Orofino where he makes an ad-
dress tonight.
Idaho VIII be In Line
Everywhere there are indications of
a swinging back to first principles OF
republicanism and l believe Idaho will
be found in the republican column in
the next general election. The people
generally are. coming to be hard think
ers, and few will be swayed in the
coming election by the claims of our
opponents who are depending on the
head of the nation to pull them into
In Idaho that indicates more for the
success of the republican party than
the present one, and | believe when the
votes are counted that the state will be
swept from end to end in favor of the
republican party.
Make His Position Plain
my time is brief in which to make
a campaign, but wanted to make my
position plain to the people. | am
asking for reelection on my brief rec
ord in the senate and I believe | have
been able to accomplish much in that
time for my constituents and the state
at large. l have worked increasingly
on both large and small problems and
If the people think that l have done
my whole duty l am satisfied that ]
will be favored with their suffrage. I
Had Overflow Meeting
Il am more than pleased with the
meetings at which l have spoken in
the north At Coeur d'Alene | was
given an overflow meeting and at st.
Maries my audience consisted of 300
people while at Plummer 200 were in |
attendance There was a genuine show |
of enthusiasm and | am grateful for
the courtesies shown me-"
Davis Is Optimistic
Senator Brady was accompanied by
his campaign manager, State Senator
d. w. Davis Of American Falls. Mr..
!. avis expressed confidence that Sen
ator Brady would be given handsome
majority in the coming election.
Net County Officers
Both were in conference with State
Committeeman w.. e. Lee, County
Chairman J. R Collins, and County
Secretary C. R. Burlington relative to|
the address Senator Brady will make
in Moscow tomorrow night He will
speak at .Eggan's hall at o'clock.
Senator Brady expressed personal
desire to meet the people and any who
wish to meet him at the close of the
speech are cordially invited to do so.
Mrs. Brady did not accompany the
senator, remaining in the south to
rest.
VIII Stop at Troy r
It II the purpose of Senator Brady I
N,rox tornorrou aftQr- q
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-14
TERRIFIC BATTLE EXPECTED SOON
PLANS ALL LAID FOR THE STRUGGLE
PARIS
ADVERSARIES MOST FAVORABLE
GERMAN FORCES MOVING ON THE CHANNEL


Give Up enbergExpect Decisive Battle at Kao Chau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

The pierIau club will meet No
yemher 3 with Mrs = N Davis
%
The Womans club will meet
November with Mrs Howard Trigg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

colors used Ia belt that goes across
the front below the waistline aud
slips through Two straight slides of
the serge placed at the under arm
seams
There are other kinds OF brassards
on sleeves made OF plain bands OF
material with q symbol or ornament
worked In the middle. Even when
there is NO application in color there
i, o a-mch baud that divide. the Mp
per and lower sleeve midway between
elbow and shoulder
n is natural that this sleeve should
suggest itself Co any designer IN this
hour So many bIassards have been
worn boz Paris since mobilization he
gan that the government has had 10
step I'm and reduce the number and
deny the privilose The government
itself must give permission or the
hrassard will be- investigated All the
people attached 10 the various minis
tries oven iu the humhlo,t capacity,
wear hrasslrds ON the left arm 30 in
dictate their position: the Red Gross
workers wear their badge an the Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

Hymn 422.
Queries. work and Worker Mrs
~ G. Hendricks.
study The Needs In Our Local
Auxiliary Mrs. II. NJ Banner
Vocal Duet. Selected Miss nebbie
Patterson and Miss Livingston.
Second Scripture: Luke NNlI-21
Mrs ! RascOe.
What Your Money Doe, Mrs
Cousins.
4 Successful Mission study Glass
Mrs. +. l. Works
Closing Prayer Mrs 4 ". Han
n is well known that two of the
best designers In Paris continued
their work of creating STYLES from
camp and from the Red Cross Hos
pital. 50 this may account for IN,
fact that the new sleeve shows q
hrassard OF cmbroidery
Premet puts IL on @ dark blue one
piece frock using dun oolors or sill;
floss which match two pointed piece.
that are placed ON the hips or rather
In front of the hips, and carr, out "a,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

ficials at the stations wear white and
gold brassards Whoever is doing
whatever work throughout the gov
eminent Is empowered To put on this
arm badge. which serves as protec-
tion as well as an indication 10 the
public
Hundreds OF Americans may have
this sleeve In their gowns this win
ter without realizing ils significance
aud as origin. II H. a good touch aud
provides q wide scope for ingenuity
II Is best to omit It ON coat. for
the dominating sleeve In the outer
garment Is long. small, unrimmed
and set into "A regulation armhole.
When one uses the brassard on q
blouse IL Is best to put II on both
arms and make II OF embroidery.
Remember that these bands are
not applied. they are part Of the
original sleeve which may be cui
with q kimona top or In three parts
Daily News want ads must be &C
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

] crave dear Lord
No bouudless hoard
or gold and gear
Nor jewels fine
Nor trea-ure.heaps of anything.
Where az lhe heartHsl1ue I may hear
The cricket sing
And have the shine
OF one glad woman eyes fo make
For ms poor sake.
Our simple home place divine
Just tho wee cot the cricket s
CHR
Love and me smiling face OF uer
James Wh.icomh Riley.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

Among the first 90 usher in the
glad season OF An Halloween was
Miss Louise Harris who gathered tho
pupils and teachers of her class az
school and a teW other friends a her
home Monday afternoon in celehra-
tion of her 10Th birthday Gay. grim
ming lanterns of golden hue smiled
welcome from the walls and tables
yellow and white was the keynote
of color and was artistically develop
ed In yellow asters and cut flowers.
Various Halloween games delighted
the guests during the early after
noon. the first introducing the tesiiv-
titles being the distribution of plain
mystery" cards Tines, were held
before the fire where upon q part of
verse mystcriousl yappear'd ana
when uotrhed mp paired of the
guests for the afternoon. Later all
were invited into the dining room
where greatest consideration of the
season was zoo evidence In the CEN
ter oi on, beautifully decorated "a
bile was a huge pumpkin which did
duty as % fruit basket iu which we're
piled dpples. oranges and bananas.
At one end was q miniature stack
of popcorn balls while a' the other
resting ON a lace piece was great
birthday cake with Cos softly burning
tapers held iu the hearts OF TINY ro--
as Witches and black cats Joined
hands bon % merry ring around the
border while lighted candles threw
b,yItchiug glow over all. yellow and
white minis we're placed in tiny re-
coptacles AZ convenient intervals
The birthday cake was cut. the thim-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

Program OF Belle Bennett So
c.ety this morning at 10 O'Clock
Topic THY Kingdom Come"
Leader Mrs. j q. Roots
Hymn No. a.
Devotional Exercises. conducted hy
Mrs Persons
Hymn 3SG
Paper Mexico To-day o. Miss
Mamie oliver
Talk "Our Coast Work Mrs
u NJ Timmons
Solo Selected Mrs j. y Beas
ley
Paper "nrazi Mrs c. G.
ChenoWeth
What Your Money Does Mrs
Darnell
Giving Alphabet By Society.
hymn G5i
Special Closing Prayer Mrs.
lWig.
, Program. afternoon. lao o'clock;
Hymn G33.
Devotional Exercises Conducted
/ 10y Mrs Anthony
Paper "Vashti school Mrs
Kcmhle
May story of China aud Korea =.
mr. rref Roarr
Duett. Something for Thee "
MR. Rollins and Miss Hiatt.
I Talk Those In our Midst o.
Mr., Beasley
Senora's story Mrs. j l.. Scott
Piano Solo selected Mrs Joe
4 Kemhle.
Querlos-C Conducted by Miss Hiatt
Hymn 5G2
Special Closing Prayer Mrs
. ChouoVoth
/ Following are the questions fo'
tho Philharmonic club meeting
] November second
who was the first great compos
or OF Bohemia
DO hi. earlier works show the lu
/ 'uupe o' Wagner
what world renowned light op'r.
did hc compose and WhE did h'
choose tho iIrht opera .'yl"
Nlmr some of Smotaua more
serious operas Tell what you EuoN
lo' Ma Vlast" lNy FaihnrIandl
Vr, u,. tb. Greatest off smota
MAJ pupils
/ From what source did pyorat o.
coiyo hia first financial aid'
What was ucvorake rospons'
when asked what teacher Influenced
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Leader Nf. MINT. " fl'rfof
TOp.. l.F Kingdom come.
Hymn pos
srruiuf. Matthew NI.i'.
study Latin American Fields
4 Mr. Vaughn.
Vocal solo ITO D. selected Ni'
Hiatt
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

Mrs. Rasco and Airs G. T. Gusta-
yus were Joint contributors 90 very
pleasant afternoon yesterday when
they entertained the Ga Costura Cluu
40 the home of the later. lOlO Madi-
son street 4 wealth of cosmos and
,hrysauthemums. latest of the sea-
SON, blooms. expressed the cordial
welcome accorded the guests Inc
afternoon was spent with needlewurt
ana conversation and at the close a
dainty luncheon was served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs u ~ Greer are
guests OF the Fair bon Dallas
Mr. and Mrs O l. Wilson and Mrs.
v T. Johns have returned from q
delightful three weeks soiourn in
Colorado. visiting Colorado Springs.
Pueblo and la Juuta
The many friends of Mrs ! +.
Phillips viii be- glad Co learn that
She is improving after an operation
for appendicitis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28
Announcements

The pierian club will meet No
yember with Mrs y N Davis.
The Womans Club will meet
November with Mrs Howard Trigg.
O.
The Philharmonic Club will meet
Monday afternoon November .. with
Mrs q G Evans
ST. AIMS Altar Guild win meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs ~ G..
] Harding az so O'Clock
/ Tho Thursday Fyo-Hur lred club
/ VIII Doe entertained by Mrs Frank
Wolfln. aoH POLK street Thursday
afternoon from to q o'clock
Tho Baptist Ladies Missionary
Society o. the First Baptist church
VIII not have its regular monthly
missionary meeting this afternoon
ON account OF the protractcd meet
iugs at the church
-o-
The Belle Beuuctt Society of ma
pnlk street Methodist church win
observe mo week OF prayer services
90 tHo church today THE member are
.fo bring their muDhp. The MORN
ing program will begin at 90 o'clock
1.-The afternoon program az 3u
'U.clODk Everyone s. especially i'm
yitot ta attend thr services.
o..
Tho y e. O. Club announced tu
meet Thursday afternoon W.. bo
postponed for tNo weeks
The poau.uot club win Doc enter
tanned Dos Miss Clara Davis tHi.
afternoon from 90 % O'Clock
.' her no0 home. lou- Harrison
f-rr'
Tho mt --Seo Club win meet
.Tu#r.f1g f'.rroou @ The home of
|r Lee Williams 1900 buchanan
f-e.'
THp souua NIe-ras club VIN be-
t.ritroG hr Nr- Woods Ellison
.THardaF afternoon 90 her home
1000 Buchanan street, from goo
u .uCk
Master Robert and Ran hvtoI
N.U ,ufarfa. tUr Bows Prorrr.
Grub ai'H H1l.0Ve ou party FRIDAY
evening or their home. 1908 Fillmore
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

Daily News want ads must be ac-
by the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28
&&T|MzZ :;
e. MISS MNE


Bile falling Co Master Harvey Wilson
! while Miss oliver Rea Eakle receiy-
ed the penny Later the guests en-
loyed tOasting marshmalloWs before
] the open CRATE Those present includ-
I ed Misses Louise Harris. Helen Syn
Off, Agnes Vernon Eva killougn.
! MARY Alice Lowrey. Rosalind Logan.
/ Lucille Astracan Fay Underwood.
Irene purnham Irene BeasleF. Alya
Meyer. oliver Roa Eaklt and Mas
, ters HjIl Benton. Frederick Delzell.
b G LoWrey. Rip Underwood. Har-
yey Wilson and Horace priddy Many
/ pretty gifts were received by the lit
! dc hostess who was assisted In en-
tertaning her guests by her mother
Mrs NJ - Harris. Mrs W B. Benton
and Misses Lurlinp and Estelle DE
toursey
4 perfect afternoon lent charm
/ TO The deyOtees OF ueodlpWork who
gathered al the home of Mrs J w..
I kemhle. 1905 Taylor \ tasteful
arrangement Of cut flowers with
I fern made an inviting setting IN the
rooms where the guests spent the
/ time sewing Mrs r. NJ Ryburn.
Mrs Lloyd Fletcher and Mrs Davis
Tudor pleased an those present
with some very enjoyable musical
numbers and very sraciuusly res
pended to the hearty eucores OF the
gppr,ciatiye audience Dainty re
lreshmonts were served hy the ge-
NAL hostess during the afternoon.
which consisted q, pressed chicken on
lettuce leaves. saratoga chips. olives.
sandwiches. hot tea and cake Those
present included Mesdames Walker.
Tullo,s. Fletcher. Louis Anthony
J. ID Bartlett Ordway Byburu. tn
dor J i Crumo. n a Cooper ". V
Hollis. Jackson " a. Ioter. % H.
KugslaUi Edgar Wilson. Mathews,
Howard. G. ] NuUn. Randall. o.. a.
Wollm John Ward Wallingiord and
o. % Thompson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

ST. AIMS Altar Guild win meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs u G..
Harding at $50 O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

The Thursday Fivo-Hurlred club
VIII bc entertained by Mrs Frank
WoIflin. 'oH polk street. Thursday
afternoon from 10 q o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

The Baptist Ladies Missionary
Society o. the First Baptist church
win not have o. regular monthly
missionary meeting this afternoon
ON account OF the protracted meet
ugs af the church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

street.
o.
The Pajarito club will meet Fri
DAY. November with Mrs T. \.
Rhodes. toe North Lincoln street
THE Noman's Auxiliary Of the
Central Presbyterian church Will
meet this afternoon az y m. with
Mrs. T. T.. Hisginbotham. sos Tyler
street The study for the afternoon
viii be- review of Home and For
oign Monthly Magazines, conducted
by Mrs Allen Early An members
who are subscribers To either Of these
Mission magazines win please bring
their hook, 90 this meeting.
O.
The Ladies' Ala Society Of the First
Presbyterian church will meet this
afternoon in social session at the
home of Mrs Young, 903 Buchanan
street, at go O'Clock, and all menu
bers are urged 10 bring their sewing
The ladies are working for bazaar
10 bee held In November which prom.
Uses 10 be- very fine one
The Home Mission Society Of the
First Christian church will meet this
afternoon at o'clo. x in the church
uarlor. and AN members are urged 90
be- present on time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-28

Tho Philharmonic Club will meet
Monday afternoon November ., with
Mrs r G. Evans