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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

We suggest that the name OF iclgoland' be
also changed II sounds too ptoanc besides be
ing TO suggestive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

grown Wheat and corn aud oats aud
oranges aud apples and canned
goods 20 by future contract Funny
thar our laws should try 10 make
an exception OF cotton. and cotton
Ia demand from only those who are
able DO convert o. into cloth" AGO
/ Timc Herald
The cotton acreage viii never Doe
/ reduced by promise or pledge d
general agreement 90 cat tie cotton
acreage 80 per cent would probably
result in ~ per cent increase. be-
cause everybody would want tU iahH
advantage of the prospective hort
supply and increased planting
would result The Hlrscb plan 20
enable cotton farmers to raise some.
thing more profitable than cotton
hoE would not require proms-
cs. farmer would have 20 coo,
down DIS cotton acreage in order Zoo
ra'so hog feed Beaumont Enter
prise.
The surplus fixes the price. "a
other WORDS. what the min men cdn
buy the surplus for uat is what
they vi'i pay for the entir" crop 81
cotton Or me surplus b. a drag on
The market Jhc mill men take 30 Ou
their own terms that and tue
whole crop n the surplus is held
70 by fho buying public. the mill
Wou must she'll ont accordingly FOR
every pound of cuttcl tnny buy Tl.
surplus dye tine price of inc entire
crop ITO lose sight OF This fact Is
t1 get l0s. Boo tho iC- OF thUurcJIca,
Ieculltm Waco Time-lleuId
n PES unnecessary ana unjust ND
tHro" u 'ue suggestion that tsc
.NuE.a.IalD' movement De- o char
table OF even phiiauthr0p.c enter
prise. o. is neither The man vto
buys bale of Oottoua gets valu.
lu. OOH. money ha B. showing h,
puddle spirit uE mfeiu- .u cotton
without taking advartIr o., the Ho.
c.ss.'ies q, farmer, but Doe is de-
iug only the uuar. thing and % n
altogether probable according %
tho opinion. of those who ought 20
know. uat ho UiIl gee has money
back and q fair profit with b. Pal.
70, spirited yes. charitable. uo.
Patriotic Fes philtuthropic, mo-
Beaumont Enterpri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

Entered as second-class matter at the post,
office at Amarillo. Texas. under the act Of March
5. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

The Amarillo Daily News
Guarantees to advertisers more
than fifty per cent greater cir
culation than any other daily
paper published in Northwest
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

BY the time we learn TO pronounce the French.
Russian and Polish names OF clues and MYERS the
war will be over
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

An Atlanta printer who problb-
ly never nook hands with O boil
OF cotton Goo hIs life. Is responsible
for the Buy-o-BJlo move that o.
sweeping the South Likewise. Ei
Whitney. inventor of the cotton lu
NHa northern man and conceived
bi. great iuycntion during brief
visit 90 South Carolina Cuo,u
star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

The dove OF peace Just sent out Is liable to
meet the same fate Of the one Noah first sent on
a accommodating MISSION
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

The exhibits Tor the fair have commenced 90
arrive From now on they will be rolling IN from
all directions Get ready tor the biggest surprise
i, has ever been your pleasure 90 enjoy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

The published statement that Russia will
march 1000 900 soldiers into Germany D. prob
ably a typographical euor Russia Is very much
in earnest in this matter and the correct number
no doubt Is e. 600 600 600 Kansas City Journal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

English walking coats will hereafter be boy
cotied by German ympothleu. and Prince Al
berts will be curtailed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

Col Roosevelt has invaded Kansas and made
q speech in Wichita Saturday afternoon Since the
war news IS getting rather monotonous the Kan
sas folks were aching for something spicy and
strenuous 10 sppcase their whet,cd appetite he
S,omng Of San Juan Hill and the Discovery
Of the River OF Doubt are subjects which Kan.
sans dote on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

Teddy IN hs Wich,,, address, last Saturday
called the two old peruc, fool and damn fool
respectively We SIMPLY return the compliment
by calling ham both kinds and then some
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

It's now up to our people HE lar manager,
have done their level best and they will have
something to show for It, Get busy and help put
on the finishing touchcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

Sorry Jack Johnson did not decide 10 JON III,
French. where he might have any kind Of hop,
TO go up against
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

Some flag and bunting promiscuously huns
around your places Of business and your home
will add greatly TO the holiday appearance during
fair week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-23

Belgian Judicial commissions may have
some standing at home but m the United States
such commission IS viewed with suspicion
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04
pHAny pnnuE CRUNCH CALLS
NEW r:

Reverend lEaiBlsz, az Honsa Path.
was called ~ the paaf1rate az Shady.
Grove Bepiist eiiureh Inst Sunday.
Rev. Buhfis tlls. SeSshgsl pastor for,
many yeafs, teBdersd hsa Essig igHntion
some Tins pso so taks asgset ihs last
of this ysSs /. is,s 'i3
The new pastor VIII 4 sye this
church hsee SHndRys 50 nIi lnenfh.
Services every sssrolld 3and1y 81 ii
s;clpe ahq she thiFd 6liEth sum
days 81 the eftes16oe t q o;e,oels.s IS
the neN psasef Is ,;yegS .asSssie ii
tbjs county hnd win acs0l nsisl much
Rood 4 Shady assve. e e
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04
RTRTHDAY l1ARFY.

Little Miss Biinor Cox, daughter sf
Mr. and Mrs. I. m. Ca= gase birth
day parts last Monday Afternoon. Her
little friends were out In full force
and the afternoon was q very pleasant
occasion for the little ones. Refresh7
ncents. ice cream and cake. Hrs. Cox
took the little fellows to the Pastime
Theatre ana I'm addition to the enter
tninmens at the Tome. the moyies
pleased the happy party. Little Miss
Rlinor was six years old Monday. The
Following Invitation was issued for the
pccaslon: 3 81 s sSis ,f5
NeSE si6Eidds III m 6Ifthday ana II
want you to bone snsi lys Wsuld
kou like, tu know how ,,pid I'll hot
IThen be aSdre io come ae four and see.
Htl ;sfi IL
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Smith and little
daughter. Floride, spent the weekend
In Blackstock. guests OF Mr.. Smiths
mother.
., Mr., and Mrs. r. d. Smith attended
the Werts- Coleman wedding at Chap
pel's last Wednesday. The bride Is a
cousin OF Mrs. Smith. and q daughter
.6f sis. ana Mrs. Andrew Werts.
sssAa 81 Rnrton.Sof Bolton. Route I,
was aznong tloseiin town on business
Saturday. ~ cosy 9,2' t.ii
IA lry Browning, q farmer of BEL
ton route. had business in our city
saturday ID;
Mrs. A. c. Latlmer, who went to
Atlanta. last week to visit her son,
Iarfell, who was very i'll. has re-
urned home. Mr.. Latimer Ia much i'm
r4oved.
c. c.. Wilson, wholesale grocer, of
'elton. was in Anderson Monday on
s5assss;isss. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorl G. Kay and chill
lren were among those who spent the
,eek-end In Honea Path with rela-
ives.
Mrs. w, G. Hearin spent last week
b Greenville. the gueat Of her par
.nts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bristow.
J. f. Fields. of Beltonf Ronte !. was
Iaong those who had II businessr In
irsenyilie wednesday,. ssiS ts,peq5
r Prof II. d. Taylor, Spencer Taylor
md Hugh L. ToIlison attended, the
lnimal Exhibition Show In Anderson
Wednesday, These gentleman were
mongs those who furnished music for
he! occasion: ;ssgf 5.t 80
aif. and Mrs. @. w. Gaines, OF Bal-
on, attended the Animal Exhibition
nov in Anderson Wednesday.
! MISS Eva stfinger was q visitor
. anderson Wednesday.
Mrs, r.. A. Lewis may be mentioned
symong those who spent wednesday
n Anderson. Il
Miss Leda Poose spent Wednesday
q Andersen, taking in the Animal
Exhibition Show.
w. r Kay ans aon. R. B., of Belton
aoute 5, wore here Wednesday or
1nsiness,
Mrs. JAS. A. Daniei. who return
ID to her home last Monday, ram,
.,aclr 10 Bsit6n Tuesday to stay; witt
asliiss sara Latsmer during HRS. Lat
lmer.s absence. Mrs Latimer re
1Snfnets from Atlanta Sunday and re-
4 ports Mr.. Carroll I.atiiner much I'm
loroved from his recent serious nj
ness. IS
Mrs ". @. 9esrH ana ehiiares
I lined With Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Biak,
THURSDAY. 9. : &.
i ifiss Sue Coyiugton spent the week
snd in Greenvills with her parents
4iiey. and Mrs. J. u. Coyinstcn.
Mrs. w, III. Trammeil and Mrs.
! I. west Jack ana Anna Dean Yves
Z 4 saS.ere& aown e Issaee sl,asss ZEeanaa
4 lay afternoon with Mrs. ~. r. Hay
lie and Master william
hfiss Marguerite Aaauas wSs tn.
j Eeek-end gueat Of Mrs. b D. Green Il
! Aaaersgn
b. ballard. OF Haiton, Route 4. VA
! here On business Saturday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04
DEATH on a AIzlITELe BeY.
Neyysy KterEls ,

Little day, tSe i5ar-ssar-oi6 boy
pf Mr. Ala alls. b. ~ Hannah, died
Tuesday, the irnrnsd sdiase cause OF his
death being pneumonia. Intornant
tcok place at Shady Grove Cemetery
Wednesday.
The maLy friends OF MIR and Mrs.
Hannah deeply eyinp pathize with them
In this their sad bereavement.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04
500 90 a o 6 o. Sss7 b g Is 90 . d. l, o co
4 NEWS OH OUR SISTER CITY
Eon sgpIarlaak

= - totkale.k CttHfClt
called Rey. ". " Aicguen for tliaits
pastor for sen indefinits time. He tad
been the pastor os Cedar shoai church
scF fls past nine months ane eyery@
body In this community have isarlisssss
t.. ioyesnirn and feel ssssass ais preach
Ing has been e great blessing 10 this
sisrilli;;::;;,,ssiTt. ~
Afrs. Matte Browning died et her
home near Cody Bridge Saturday
night lsersan iiiness of q week, Mrs,
BfowninE was one Of our good women.
was ABOUT sifty-two years old and
leaves . husband ard three children
mother. ana Will enter Anderson coz
|Iegs. = IS
Mrs. w. A. Clement has returned
from Rock Hili. where she vent to
viRit her daughter, Miss Margharctt,
who Is . student at winthrop College.
MISS Clement rsfprned VIZ her
given Herai-InonthIy. are indeed to be
mentionsa aniohg the foremost feat
|tnras Ok che nocial side of school life!
We have eWsio good III harry spcietiea
||1tsd e0zAssillib Sopnt AS ts to be nd
inter iE pelstY debate. SiSalry in these
dshates ii 7lRays iEte easa and the rel
Snlt always u silss 4 B iitals jc6ninsns
ssrtEiiIsT ,eiiorf p s, y - - ls /. W
y 1iesarBs J, n. Mcintyre, OF Andersen,
and E IA Harrison, OF Belton. have
opened ug d first-ciass meat market
on North Main street. They keep beef
snd pork all the time, with fresh fish
|and oysters every Friday nnd satur-
day and are trying TO Elye entire sat
|isfaction TO al.
Little Master Wyatt Gambrell gave
9 delightfuls party iast week, celebfail
Eng his fixet nirtEda7 No Invited only
his little YFiends on Blown aveaus,
with their ngthers, and they all en-
|6eyea lhe fesAoon thoroughly. 81
". al A5dison. district manager es
tiis Metropolitan Life Insurance cot
With heaaq tsfs nt zssersDn. pas s.
ed thr6uEh Beltoh Tuesday en- route
hoiAs after spending several aays ID
EslgIa o haalIssss
i q 90 II
saht AiI5 tie oE At
iAsta Visited SF ana lrsss IS:
Dfedfse slapy egsuias esssl M
Miss Annie seaEs ssas aInehg
the Ah5pbsEa sltcs, pFpay,
The seventh grade of 4 the Belfon
High schuci gayo 4 most pleasant
party on ridsy aissFEDon at tise
school bnsilii saFsiieEits
= nlI declared f1e
rafts 20 ba die os the most pleasant
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04


..-...---.
ffrs. w M: anderson, of Waterloo,
iho has i,ce bending some time in
,wn the que pf her sister. Mrs. NJ.
; Cueh, d River street. returned
!. her horne Idesday.. H' ~ 1';i
iisss 81. Coo Il an. d OF Cross tiil, who
as been yisiSk her daughter, Mrs.
j: (. q eis,rned to her home
The Neltu psters returned rom
.zayg's los Tuesday afterncon
tsl HI the the tsKp, The citii-
meng th9 town on business
ilsyi ss,ase = prpgressiva farme;
Relton; 9t may be mentioned;
lCss s. Alearak sayelling representa-. |.
ye of tsla embia State, Was i'll
elton on sbass ISL Tuesday.
g s. . " Y ~ ldonea PATH. Rout
i was here - Jay on business.
~ after = slsI . his daughter. Mrs
Elsss anderson.
of Long brancl
ss aslong sAa ehoppers In Belto'
Il . a C.
Hiss Ulsessie Brooks ias returnes
lltf ii6fns H Beiton after 6 two
'selIB piail Il estminster.
sssssisseg spcs M Floride kelley ane
oStef IKelly, to Eairyiew stocf
4! Alt: ana Its 2 A. Singleton wers
ssolI Ansg spsAt Sunday II
= Poefa ho lives near tuwn.
zssed q allR sser this fall tha,
sesauss M Nes across the top
.hse QY car be eeen Ias ~
! eess s.
], 81 s'''''s:'s': '''''s &c: = :
10 M raother in Bay HI
atts. Ala. Eaas Thursday afternoon
exhe1ii ta Ia today. Or. Hear.
rs is d improved.
{ G 6lsl q elton. Routs 9. wa,
+ te#n iSsak1fees a business.
5 i. 8. ksk5 q eitSn, Route 4, WA
sss siisht Brdsy. 5 =.
-. & eieisii, s lion, Route 3. ma.
) sAtsdsisa y. 8 hose hare sat
'raez on S.
~ fonsa path. was Il
ssafeR glas atprdhy. =
lsplSez s prosperous farme.
{ 6s sret eciion. was Id Bel
ID sisifs in,;,
!; !; ~ q left wednesaa.
= 1a 10 30 ons Of Ia,
nta igerfing of he
Esla essl ssA shirley
1sisa lFe1e bit lsIss Gertrqd,
;;ses.,eisf and LasIselE pent Wed
lex wits Miss rais
s6ss tAsll It Ssf dress
ss bt ID Hotel Geef
r'. Il Il assn city. Tenn,
a. -: Etlace. cf I'St
8 8 ~ En avenue thil
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04

oae3lh Cd Hhss v. III Is, died
paslfs ne ~ ~ % q sl6fs
gaeadk5 s,Ealpd ! 9as lnlss ssSIeRet
laid % t at teF cessat ery:
saaS y haa been n is HbsDiihl for
tEn yparR ReilpEra vss she eauah 81
aiis death TEle deceasel leaves. d wife
ana elEhk elslflrsn ic asnfn fheir
:issS. s's = 80
Shaw Mna resident OF near
HelEol and was ven lsnown here The
Datty oE slss tcxls soes out to the
EllsTeayaG ones n q CIT "a q peEeaye-
i1ent
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04

Z MISS siIe' s'33Eea seaFs was alnone
The Ab5pbsEs sltfs, pSpAy
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04

IL q 90 81 4
Eaht ri aid tie lSYslals a, 81 AL
latita yIsitedE hII nna Mrs B fLs 4 S.
Dted1s sIaay epspiay ss,.i
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-04

ID & 3
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR.

Notice Is hereby Rivep. that the Board of
County Commissioners Of Lewis County. Idaho
win receive sealed proposals iog constructing
about eve miles. six aud one half rods Of weg-
ON road. known @s The Central Ridge grade,
add thnf al bids submitted will be opened and
passed upon by said Beard on april isth. 1915
al the Cours House al Neeperre, Idaho
The survey AMI specifications for said road
are now on Gle with the Clerk Of said B9ard,
and are open 10 inspection to all persons ueEire
sssE 10 bid on said contract. A copy OF said
survey aud specifications may also be found st
the B@nA OF Peck pecR. Idaho.
The building Of said road win be awarded as
one contract.
Zach bid shsil be accom- panied by certified
check, payable to the order OF Clyde 3, Clovis,
Clerk of kha Board 81 County Commissioners
Ia She sum Of SgO0.o0 % guarantee that the cue.
cesagu bidder will enter into contract and
furnish bond for the construction OF such
road. 20 be approved by she Commissioners.
That such contract win be let 10 the lowest
absa best bidder on or after the time specified
Above for opening bids. and at the time Of en-.
tersnR into such contract, the successful bid
der shall furnish good aud sufficient bond
liz she sum Of Sa0oa.00 70 the said Board. 10
guarantee the faithful construction al said
road according to the terms 81 said contract
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
dated 81 Esapesce. idaho. this iash dey Of
March, A. D. 1914. Clyde e.. Clovis.
Clerk Of the Board of
f2s7 County Commissioners.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
sHERIFF.s SALE

Notice Of foreclosure sale b. aheria-rsal
property.
r. ". hevia plaintiff. W. william NJ. Banis
ser and Nellie nanistoF. defendants
Under and hF virtue al an order Of sale, and
decree % foreclosure and sale. Issued cut ol
the district court 81 the Second Judicial Dis
~ Of fswkN. on khe 2Hth day Of February. aels,
the above named plaintiff obtained a iudR.
menk and decree OF foreclosure and sale
against william ~. HanisgeF and Nellie RAnie.
Ter. defendants 90 The 2sth dag Of February,
1918. Tor she aum Of s11i.s0 basidez interest and
ncerusnz costs. which said decree has been re,
page am com mAnded to sell the certain
iofa. pieces. OF parcels Of land. situated, lying
and bssaw Ia she County OF Lewis, State OF
Idaho. and bounded and described as sellows,
lo-wlt. Lot G, north half OF southwest quarter
tns& Of y spnfh-eest quarter Of south west
quarter sell q sw5z1 section -. township IS.
4. r. 1E. q. ~. heriditaments and appukte-
nances Shrreanto belonging or In any wise
sppessaining.
Public notice il hereby given that on Tues
day. the 7th day Of April 1919, al II o'clock A.
NJ Of that day in lout nf aud at the front
door of the Court House cs she County of Lew
is. Ia Nesperce. Idaho. VITA IN obedience %
said order Of sale and de5see Of foreclosure and
sale. sell the above descrsbed property OF 50
much thereof IS may be necessary 10 satisfy
said Judgment with Interest and cost. ETC.. 10
she highest and best bidder. for the lawful
money Of the United States.
Dated March isth. 1914.
George A. Marshall,
ss.s Sheriff.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
Real Estate Translers.

wD. z B Carey & VT to Annie
Annie Pearl SchnelI ST. its 6 bib
IS Nesperce.
WD. Emma ! DeMoude to III q
DsMOude 81 NJ lot 5 blk 20 Nez-
perez.
wD. II D DeMaude to o D De.
Moude 81 same land.
Tax Deed. Ben Steele 10y Tax
COL 10 ] c wiikin s4.7z 1t II blk
50 Nezperce.
WD. VIM ] Ramey & VT to C A
Christensen $500 It's / 1850 blk 9
v 2i2 5 e of blk 10 Nesperce add
to voIImer.
WD. Fredr'k N Damon & W.T. to
John w Moreland si6, 500 Its 81 to
IS inc. sec 8 SO 2e.
wD. w w Lomax & 10 Mrs
Julia Lomax 81 Its I blk 5 Jack
500 add to Kamiah.
WD. ] NJ Shaw TO Civ Lodge
No. 100 r tract Of land in
Kamlah.
VIC. Marcus S. Fife & VT to II
z Clancy 81 It's 3 4 blk IL WI lots
IL ~ blk is Johnson's LIST add 10
NsEperce.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

d. w. Davis OF the D. W. Davis
Of the Wlnona section was transacsing
business 10 Nexpefce the first Of the
week and made The Herald a very
much appreciated call. When asked
how things were looking on the farms
OF his rich country be stated they
had The beat prospect ever for q
monster crcp--and over there In
where they raise The 100 bushel
barley, you know. Fall grain, he
salds 10 really coming up too thick
AID some 6slds will have to be har-
rowed 10 thin II.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
Christian Chureh Services.

A Junior Congregation was organ
lied last Sunday morning in the form
Of a Junior Endeavor Society. Thirty
enrolled to begin with Mrs. Allen
and Mrs. NATION as superinien-
dents. They selected officers as
follows President. MabIe Carlisle /;
vice-pFesident, Jessie NATION +; ssc'y
May Ramey; treasurer. Clayton
Miller. They go from the church at
Ills a. m. to the annex for their
sessions. Parents will do veil to en-
courage their children Ia this work.
The congregation voted unani-
mously to indefinitely postpone the
revival meetings and secure a pastor
at once.
A social for the whole Sunday
school will be given at the church to-
morrow, Friday evening.
The present pasiorate will close
9th next Sunday, snd ! take this
,ccassion to express appreciation for
Ill courtesies and considerations
ihown me while in Nezperce, and
The Herald for the gener-
as publicity afforded our work.
md by the way the Herald 10 the
est paper I've seen In town Of
bis size. ]. Frar lis Ashley,
Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
IDAHUs POLITICAL MUss
Ofanaaville Saes SEES csmhinasion Of
PiHtoezaeys Rolysemy and
pgokihigiaa.

Il Hon, A. r. Parker, OF Grange
yllles arrived In Lewiston yesterday
from . Trip to the Hot Lake, having
extended bis visit % Boise CITY,
whsrs his twin daughters are at
school. says Saturdays Lewiston
Tribune Speaking Of political con.
ditlons a Boise and Throughout the
state al large. Mr.. Parker said:
Il have never known a more cha
Otto state Of affairs than that existing
10 Idaho today, TO summarize Ii.
! would state that existing conditions
Indicate hard aad fast alliance be-
tween plulocracy. polygamy and
pfohibision. The proposition seems
70 be that Idaho is to be made a
prohibition state while Utah is to be
kspl YET, whereby the Norman
church dissilleries. breweries and CO.
operative stores viii have a mighty
nice monopoly Of the liquor business
10 Idaho. The w. c. T. u. leaders
are Of course hand and glove with
the Sail Lake hierarchy on this prop
osiEion.
"As to party politics. everything
9 shos to pieces. Mr.. volImer has
undoubtedly developed much strength
among The ssand-pas element. As the
+spablican nominee for governor.
nd bis nomination would cut figure
. The campaign. a. many believe
bat the application Of business prin-
iplss TO state governmental affairs
Touid be distinctly beneficial 10 the
ablic interest. The progressives
Ee better organized than any other
official element---the Mormon
huTch aIways excepted.
Democratic politics are as badly
Ilxed As ever. The same old strife
slween shs Gsnsile and jack-mor-
'on elements continues undated
] fact, there is. as / fad among The
snk ADD Gle Of the best citizenship
all parties and factions 10 south
n Idaho. an intense hatred Of the
MoTmoa church domination
our state politics. and | am sasis- J
ID that = strictly non-partisan move :
cot 10 restore constitutional govern
sns and local self-government 10 y
aho and TO divorce the unholy and =
-Amcfican combination between
grch and slate which nov exists. =
'uld poll the Gentile vote Of all the =
ashern counties vita practical un
unity"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

II you enjoy hearty laugh, 60 cd
singing aud dancing and funny swede
play see Carl Nc. Dalson's big com
pany presenting sols olsoa IL Spirit.
land" at the opera house Saturday
March 81. faye tank she bane
guide fallar.''
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
ldaka Grain Exhihlss For Ezpeaisisa.

Have you carefully prepared your
seed for spring plansingl
Every one 10 urged 10 take q per-
sonal and serious interest Ia helping
10 gfow and prepare Tdaho.s choicest
products for the 1915 exposition.
Every community Ia the state can
grow al least a few products of .
very superior quality. II you are
growing especially good wheat, Data
barley OF other crops. The exposition
commission desires your aid.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

Don't forget Ole Olson. ia Spirit
Land at The opera h.use Saturday
evening, March 81. The manage
nent promises something beyond the
ordinary from this bunch Of players.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

BsEiou@ns@a @na Constipation Cared.
II you are svsT iroabled with bslioussess
or constipation yuu will hs interested I'm sha
statement Of II. Il. ETwsn. Peru, Ind. "A
gear ago last winter had an sssaek Of lads~
Kession foiiuwsd by hiliouzncss and aonsElpa@
slon. Seeing Chanb@glain's Tablsss 20 hs@hAy
TsoomuseBsIsd, bought bottle Of shen and
they helped xns right Away" Fer sale by
ali dealers. Acknowledgement.