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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05


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heihoih painting. papethg 1851
Fens Candy Store neod itr cream
Tor Yonr sunday dinner
Manuel Is naea wnl leave to-day
Tor AdellnA n A. whore he Will
make hls fulure h0nle.s
Majur thafics .iinc occupied Phi.
vale ear On SAINTS ~ train Ne last
night en- rentc &c Los Aneclea
Miss lielen Wiekham rs AZ Gallup.
herr she Viii yislt her friend Miss
iaufa Cartwright for ftw daNe
Mta 3 llanuum ami 500. paul
lett tf4daN evening co. Denver. whore
they viii frmsin until september Il
Nisilma relatives
nr n A. Takes. VIM IN his Nuea
item Nfited TIE WHITE mountains 81
Atisona ana sAen Taos. this state. has
returned We Toe ciiy
Joseph d kosenhash tan nf Mn
aud Mrs tauH NeHntleh etl aW
week trf Nsn Noih I5iN. Nhcfc he
"tii rnier ,olleet
Division Superintendent 4 L san
msfs ~ san Maftal afrtea here Ia
hls private Jar YESTERDAY meguing "a
train 81 $40 ,g spent ibe aaA
Mgs boy Mcdonald wife ~ IL
,sshirr 81 tho State National haak
WIN visited relatives ana fsivi..ss a
ihr i#yHlf e,#st Cities hes fstHrnva
a. The iiN
feu fsai estate m,u ef ies Ansetps
oey apied q var 10 Csc raslhuuHa calls
feguia lw4ied Hsl ntsh3 The, We're
"a Route e Philadelphia to attpna ihe
natinua convention.
LOST Nlaek al NfeaH aaa aeld
hanaie' un3HN ia engfaNsa tsfeile
W SrIiHHgN ua tAFuad HfaNhds Fff
"a, nleft tHaef Hleasa return e.
Nnfinefg fftHsiei Ke aHa tit fe.
Nara
Nfs nare q JOHNSON. s wess
silver avenue E tNios ae ylsl fpm
npf sssiei Miss BERTHA iene 81 rs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
WATER COLOR OF STATE
BUILDING SENT k0EHLER

y koehlef has received another
hRnd"ene water guior drawing Vf the
NvW M'Niro building ut san Negn.
heehlef 81 commissioner of publicity
tue drawing canle from nue ot The
NeM MyNlce hnala vi exposition man.
Hkers NR a Neel. # Carlsbad tie
has pNt q ga lhe window 81 the viii
haWs pfAg company With Il syf uf en-
hfrN now Views 80 the Panama CaN-
fptn'N opposition. inst received frem
there According a. au these photos
tecus ga me that things arc aure
nNMmMA lheIN AAlA knehlNr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

etnia IT, tuh 4 The inst hauai.
IeH 81 ihg Skih Infantry St She rseu.
Hf tf"ors s en ihe biko ffem ltl Pass
60 ifrmiae Whtre che battalion wfl
lAf tfMN r iac nlanr0Nvfs With che
New AcNe0 mtiNA Tne battalion
tNNvira fNN uIies 60 the NoraOthAnd
inh tht ilfi daX and eampvd There
ieHs} lnmatHHW the lfaops viii
HiafE ta lAHals fas mibs Mendav
tn A.lon lN mlss Tuesday IS Alton.
miirs "Wednesday s. Mitsso. i-
Nlfs Ant Ibnr rs te ppmng. F
inie AaHerv e 90 tht SNtn ura
fitii'f Ngsns hike on Monday
anN wan taeh n#mns en neat Stature
itaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
LAS VEGAS GOES AFTER
RETAILERS MEETING


.srrsisl easscsrosesNes 70 sesSsSs s7vs~-I
East las Vegas luly AT a
meeting 81 the local retailers held nl
the Commercial cluh rooms last night
e was deg lded go irS aud set the 1915
meeting of the state Retailers cor
Nentson foi this City. lt Was an
nounccd that Roswell and Ration
would support Tins place fer the next
meeting of The state merchants a
mG4e nuuher 50 representative VIII
~ Is Eaten from Neeas en the Nta
IL this month. when the 1910 session
meets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
OKLAHOMA JUDGE TO
SIT IN EMERGENCIES
I...s,.. es..s.sosss.s. 70 sos..as laa.

santa Pc, July i.-An order Of
Judge Sanhorn. senior federal judge
ON the circuit. designating Federal
judge William T.. Holiday OF Okla
hona, to SIT on the bench In the New
Mexico district IN case of emergency
was entered IN the federal court to-
DAY 4 similar order designating
judge John 6. Lewis OF Colorado. for
the same purpose. was entered some
time age There is no likelihood OF
either judge being called upon 10 SIT
for New Mexico. however. as Judge
". a. pope does not contemplate tax
ing any further vacation this year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Sann Fe d0iy it 'risf0toro Ca
hailsre. 0roacos representative As II
raSa and Mauel MnInar whe was
alde-de-samn Is Gen Rodrigo Que
vede. are io ~ released ghis Week s..
Sort Wneals uu afatgs from ~ ash
ugton. It appearns thay neither IS 3
military refugee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
SPLENDID STORE ROOM ron
EfNT en- AZ

tine ao-fua trent on hest Travelled
side of sce0nd strSt. New occupied
hN tiaftr~ kcrpcier Furniture cont
pans. Win hc Vacated Iuls 4 Par
tieuiaFly adaptable for furniture or
ef'svrs stor, Plenty of roum la rear.
lnqairv = h n sellers. First National
llank building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
BRING HOME A BOX

Of Matthews Ice Cream and you
won't ever I,y home made cream
again Why should youp Matthew
Cream Is made Of the best Of mate
nal, By the most sanitary methods
and Is certainly better Than the best
home made and cheaper too.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
CITY ATTORNEY
QUESTION WILL
Be OPENED AGAIN
Aldermen and Mayor Boalight
viii Compromise, According
10 Report to Settle Park
Matter

The city attorney mnddlo A. 10 b.
Heightened hv another chapter at the
council meeting tomorrow night acf
leuldinR to report This M, Doe the
last one ~ thc l5oairighi admlnlalras
ton That depends upon the fact
whether itpDrs Of compromise be-
tween MAYOR y. n lioatrighi and the
Hldefnanic majority are trHe.
CITY Attorney John g. frWia has
been absent fof more than month
and Acting CITY Attorney e. M. crew
hts been holding his office as Il mat
tor ~ professional cuurtcsi. throueh
The action of the council. without the
mayors acuuloscenCe. At fhe iimc the
council authorised Mr. Crow tn rep.
resent the city In the absence Of Nh
eNts. Councilman Hammond. the
mayors siaunchesl supporter. made
an effort tu limit the time 10 thirty
days but his motion was defeated
Details Of Plan Unknown
OWNS 20 the city attorneys con
tinucd remaining away from The eity
and uncertainty AS to his return. sey-
tral councilmcn. al least. arc under
stood. to favor nlllng the office per-
mauentN The plan IL covered with
secrecy and only the lukung had
leaked out Of the official circle BIS
YESTERDAY
Tho nesa park question which was
believed a. have zone hf default.
pruhahly VIII bob NJ again tomorrow
nieht The action ~ the cnuheil upon
this ls uncertain prominent mem
Der. who refused 80 be quoted was
responsible for the statement that
the vote would be close. possibly
lie as ip whether the city should app
piy a. purchase the G40 acres. lie ac-
counted Ger the unanimlty of the vote
10 bus the land at the last meeting
ly the Bct that no provision 60 make !
he payment was tackled en- the mo-
Jon.
t~c Too iar Distant?
Several members have been assid- /
Iuusly questioning taxpayers and are I
cpufted 10 ind the majority srnil- I
ucnt opposed to the expenditure OF I
ne $500 necessary tu secure the tract .
or the city. despite the attitude of
prominent members 81 the CONNER
nal club. The opposition Will take the I
tand that the site would not ho usc-
ui Ia the city for rark purposes dur
ne their generation and possibly the 7
Icxt without discuuntine their faith /
"a the growth Of Albuquerque.
The special act giving the city the
ight to get possession auf the land
through the same procedure as an
ldl, idual. limits the use If the site
, park purposes II this were not the
asC the council undoubtedly would
q disposed Go get 1t as an Invest
rent State law prehibts cities from
ispuying If park property
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATHER RiiIoIsr.

Fer the twcnlN.four hours cndlne
a. o'clock yesterday evening
Maximum tcmptaturt SO derrtrs.
minimum temperature. sf. tango. 2a.
Temperature al y nA yesterday. 90.
Southwest Winds. cloudy rftvWita-
tivn, 80 inehi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

WATER TAX DUE AND PAYABLE
AT OFFICE OF WATER CO., IIs ;.
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
RATE GRANTED
BY RIO GRANDE
TO ROAD MEET

tsrGelst c.sastsrnsnsacs 70 sosniNa ItusssL
Santa f.. July I From ! + MIL
Ter 81 valley Ranch comes the first
rcply ta the letters sent 10 prominent
men and commercial bodies i'm north
crn New Mexico asking that some
steps ho taken To hold exercises OF
Tor the benefit Of The
ielteatfon who Will make the trip
from Ration and other northern points
10 Use good roads meetings here late
this month Air Miller has sent ana
invitation Tor an the delegates who
pass thruugh the VALLEY Ranch re-
glen Ga step over az that place ana
have picnic lunch.
The invitation has been accepted
and the state headquarters Viii me-
ufN Air Miller when Jn expect the
m0ioiyadr aud the number Of dele
gates who VIII compose (.
MI Miller has also undertaken the
formation az q roads local az Valley
Ranch and a meeting will be called
there within "a fcw days Ai which The
VIII Poe completed.
d. \ ". G.. Gtaut~ low Rate.
\ rallrNad rate ot one and one-iifih
fare has been sranted Hy the Denver
\ Bin tirgule fof ,hC faids meetings.
applying from am points GA that road
south ana west &c AHfoHitu Cele.. I'D.
in fact. iHe entire north division THIS
includes an View Mexico points on this
road and SOME points los Colorado.
In connection with iHe rate of enc
aud oncAhird fares grauted On The
Santa he this pfAs ides cheap trans
peftation Ter al Wha wish e cone
f.aYl frnn, unffH4rs N,,. k4N.a.. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Saddles horses. TrImbIe's Red Barn.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16

Among tho visitors in the city yes-
terday for the campaign meeting
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16
Rov. II w. Stone in the presence Of q


Rov. H ~. stoned the presence Of q
& IN connection witch this. Mr., Stofe
preached three sermons that, day. AT
T EOiYilleSat II a., M, at this place at rs rs
n. ,g.sand q p. m, then: returned to- ORR;
Yille to Skaptise as, converts that
might On the. following day tho re-
an infant. .ot Mr.. John. Wiles
sYas ;laid beside its mother In the cems
Lctrry. here. Ali parties interested In
Union Cemetery ere areQnested;x 80 meet
on Tua;layi 21st or July for th purpose
Of cleaning off same. Z \.
|fi Mis- Ellen McLees OF Anderson was
here recently at the home Of s, "a.
Morgan.
Miss Johnsie Smith who: has been
here with the tfamilyof T. "A. Weir left
|thiC. morning for Spartanburg to pre-
pare herEcfl for tho duties OF traiued
nursa. s, ~, IS s; r = n
Mcssrs. z. .sB. Malldih ofSIya and =.
F. Mau1din ftthfs place went @ to
'Heard int Ca, yesterday to attend
the funeral Of their sister. Mrs Jeptha
Dye.yS n 80 y. Z z ~ ~ ;i
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16

Miss clarlce Towhsend is visiting
relatives in Clinton.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16

knowledge In their brain, and / do
not give hurrah whatever else he
might be. except republican, 1 do
not give a continental so long as when
the people called he responded. That
is what Frank Weston did 1 would
infinitely rather appoint IL poor type
setter working for an honest living,
whose heart was loyal to democracy,
who in the struggle for the necessi-
ties for life was working to make an
honest dollar who of necessity had
taken job as a typesctter. even on n
republican newspaper in order that
he might keep soul end body together,
WHO even while his heart was break
Ing his soul. was marching with
Hampton, in that gallant fight to re-
deem South Carolina from the rapinc
and lust Of negro rule, / say that l
would rather appoint him than as n
colonel on my staff a white South
Carolinfan' who was running on n
republican ticket with negroes to keen
their heels upon our state. Choose
between u.s." .sf,4. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16
Record Wheat shipments.

"a, Chicago; J alyi 10 twenty railroads.
from the south and middle west pour
ed a. continuous stream OF grain into
Chicago today ting ta new record
fora singles day, ~ heat receipts here.
"a total Sof 81 ,t53 cars fepres entings /, :
$50 00D bushels we're received. ~ Ap8
proximatelS $1,000, 900 will be paid
tho farmers for the days shipment. =
The enormous receipts exerted no
influence aon the market. however, o
decided increase ia price, being re-
corded instead OF the decline which
might have been expected to follow
the new record. a, ~, 4. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16
o 90 o o o o 90 o ooo o
Q IVA NOTES o
o TIT fMe;;i O
900 90 10000 900

Iyas july i5.--A largo crowd assem-
ssq q svaaE sS EE9ys aopo, russ
srcak. The meeting opened promptly
at o'clock ana FIRED ii. Dominick, of
! Newberry. was introduced and made IA
short speech after which Cole L.
Biease entertained his hearers for a
while with jokes and his accustomed
speech. The governor left Immediate
Fly after tile epcEking for Anderson.
Senator" e. d. Smith and Messrs.
Pollock and Jennings, candidates for
the sonatorship, were : here = short
while Tuesday afternoon on their way
| to Anderson -. S.S
Messrs. A. :. and Julian ;McC cCurrcy
and their families, of Hartweli, Ga,
were here for few hours Tuesday.
DR.. H. II Wells, Of Anderson, is
here for few days this week on pro-
fessional business.
Mr.. Amos Mcdonald was business
visitor at Anderson Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Black has returned
to her home in Mt. Carmel after u
weeks stay with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. L..
Kay.
Miss Minnie Fenncll, OF Lowndcs-
Vile. is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
S. M. McAdams.
The many friends of Mr.. "A. Wilcs
will be glad to know he Ia improving
at the Anderson Hospital, where he
was, carried last week for an opera
tlon. f..
Misses Clara and Ess:e Cook have
returned from weeks visit to Clin-
ton with their aunt, Mrs. d. b. Bryan.
Miss Clara Townsend. accompanied
by her cousin, Miss. Fern Stewart, of
Daraville. Ca, left this morning for
short stay with relatives in Tlbcr-
ton. Ga. a
Mrs. j. R. Brownlee and daughter,
Miss Ida Mae, of Antreyille, spont
Tuesday in town with Mrs. j. E.
Brownlee. 5
Messrs. John Albert and Paul Dix
on, OF Abbeville, were with relatives
for o short while this week.
. Miss Eva Watt is the guest of her
cousin. Miss Sadie Mcdonald.
Rev.S. J. Hood has returned home
after spending several dayA IN Char
lotte with his brother. Rey:H B. Hood.
NJ. T. b. MaulGen has returned
from Middleton. Ga, where llo went to
attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Dyer. ~ .rT
Mcssrs. s. W. McAdams, w. F.
Hanks. A! w. McCullough.T. e. Strib-
ling and r. c.. jackson, Jrs attended
the campaign meeting inA Abbeville
Tuesday. -.
Miss Alice Morgan, of Gaffney, is
visiting at, the home of Mrs. ". C.
[Sherard. -
Among. the candidates for county
Offices here Yesterday were Mcssrs.
w H. Friersoif, VIZ Chesetre, II. A.
Abrams. w. Al. Hudgens aId l. T.
Holland ,tT .t3s9@'.r
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16

|
were Mack Brown. Judge Vickcry. W
NJ. Hidd, Alec Kidd, Charley Kidd,
Frank Kidd, Walter Gcer, Claude
Sarles, e. f. Sattcrfield, j. ID. Math
ewson, j.. Gene Mathcwson. w. Mur :
ray. Herring w. r. Mann an
Sheriff Sidney Johnson. of Hart cour-
~.
D. Jones. manager of the Town
Vile Oil mill, was In the city ycster-
day attending the campaign speaking.
ile made. the trip in the new auto
truck.
T.. c.. Pruitt. of IIonca Path. and
brother. l.. G. Pruitt. OF Jefferson,
Texas. who. Is spending the summer
In the county. were in Anderson We'd
ncsdny.
+. p. Vandivcr has returned from q
business trip to- Atlanta,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16
MfS r. c. Hoyt visiting Here.

MIRO. r. G. Hoyt, of Columhia. who
came TO attend the funeral OF Mrs.
c. w. Webb viii femain afew days
in the city. Mrc.. Hoyt is the only
surviving sister OF Mr.. C. W. Webb.
and formerly lived in Anderson, and
has many friendsi here who will be
deHghted to have her. with them
again. She it well konwn thronhghout
the state, having been connected
with The Baptist Courier foig mnny
years. and her contributions Ito that
paper have been read and etoyed by
many. IS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16
20 o. = o. o o 80 o. o o
.aaiBARNEs Nj .'plTEss. 81 8 8
2 . o{s:e.s ! 3 !. So /. 9 ].


.aarnec, Jnlygi5 Lon INV i1 2tIp ate a
o'clock IuniohtS Church was I flIici TO
overtp|InE fwttlr felhiiyts. an d < sym.ss
pathizihg. frimds sto, pay 81 tribute :tos the;
meno5r,,b Or Spns IN Yaa tn tho prime
of.lifasand had made friends Of I'll her
lacquhintancas and was seeIi.n sly In
. good health until about Geven weeks
ago efe, became 5fll,i tho case i.afsling
the skill OF the Attending physicians
and an that loving hands and medical
NO allaae ID the 'si denth :of dI' lArs. Ii John;
Wiles which occurred on tile / It'll inst.
MrE,s Wiles sastt about 24,syenr6s old. d
member; ps HnloH Chuscll hYd "a daughsj
ter .of Mr.. mad Mira! ( j. sIsss Kell ley and
had lived neat this place, ,Ai1 her 4 lfe.s
Herhusb ana three: :chnGren and d
large, number ii II tiyea are left ito
cherish her 5 ni9fnor i, ~ Impressive
!. services csswere Guldr rcted by the pastor.
Rev H. y. !. Stote, and / the body ,was
laid I'd SeFt an lyE inp ~ 4 Cemetery ats
on the came day the reniaihs Of Mr..
8. M. Chrtntopher were broug here
from Ca-sWeit and siafd besfd e5 his
I. wife who preceded him to; the grave
jusf three mont Jis, Il! L X. 81 Y e
Ifr. Ghrtstopll was IS years.; of age:
"a 1nSInher oil Union church hnd Shad
lived Z here. al his life until d short
{whiia ago: when he went to live. With
relatives sats s EaLSwell. 8. 6 He had been
sick about Il eekss but ihe tnme-
dIate cause Of kif, deafh was paraly ysig.
~ t1Gs wa6 Z trpe "a ;shfs church, lived
his rel atSss wa, gsod citizen. Ap-
PREP Il q; s5ls iiaiby'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16
p E R g o M Al s.

j. w. McCaslau, OF Greenwood, was
a business visitor in the city yestcr-
day.
Ross Mitchell. OF Bclton, was in tho
city yesterday TO hear tho speakers.
Claude A. Graves, editor OF the I,cl-
ton journal, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Smith, of Orange
burg, is tue guest of Mrs. w. J. Null
drow. .i
Miss Marion Wilcox, of Tlberton,
Gu, is visiting NESS Tabita McFall ut
her home near the city. ;,
Mrs. Moncricf has returned from a
ten days visit to Sc..;~:t:yessin Atlanta.
Mrs. Hepsic Cox and Miss Annie
Cox are visiting friends Mt Denver.
Miss Patterson. OF Nintey-Six, is vig,
iting her sister, Mrs. William Archer,
Mrs. C. A. Reese left yesterday for
her home In Rock Hill, after q vtsit
of two weeks to friends here. I''
Miss clarlce Townsend is visiting
relatives in Clinton.
p. c. Adams. w. r. Sullivan, w. T.
Campbell. w. r. Mahnffey. Ralph Sui
livan and s. w. Giles, of Williamson,
attended the speaking yesterday.
Miss Annie Chapman has gone to
Eaynesville, N. Is for a stay OF sew
eral weeks
Among tho visitors in the city yes-
terday for the campaign meeting
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16

Mrs. C. A. Reese left yesterday for
her home In Rock Hill, after d vtsit
of two weeks to friends here. ~ e
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16

>RANCIS JOSEPH
u royal couple assassnated Bosnian
Joseph now advanced IN
Joseph now heir to the throne taking active
mental fafrs relieving
shows Emperor Francis Joseph
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16
Praiseworthy Duty.

& PraIseWorthy Duty.
You may sum, the duty OF your life
in the giving OF praise worthily, and
being yourselves worthy of,sit,a-1sus.r
Kin. az: q, "a ,ssS5,..i ;ss .@4s,i,,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16
MCGEE FAMILY REUNION.

Prominent Anderson Family to Hold
Reunion August 19.
!, There will be a reunion OF the Nc
Gee family August l2th., at Williams
ton.
All McGccs and thoir families arc
invited to come and bring their chill
drcn. grand children and adopted
children, and don't forget the dinner
basket.
Slogan for the day:
II will make someone happy"
For further information ask
j. r. MCGEE,
Due West, S. c.,
a3.An important. farm implement which
is often, sadly. neglected Is the lead
PENCIL. Most farmers do too little
figuring for their own good. ~.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16

Miss Annie Chapman has gone to
Eaynesville, N. 2. for a stay OF sew
eral weeks,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-16

p. c. Adams. w. r. Sullivan, w. r
Campbell. w. r. Mahnffey.. Ralph SuI-
livan and s. w. Giles, of Williamson
attended the speaking yesterday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31

greatly enjoyed by all, and It was too
bad an accident occurred about four
o'clock. that cast a cloud over other
wise perfect day. Little Don
Peterson while up in tree not much
over six feet high slipped and fell,
breaking bis right arm, just above
the wrist. A steamer was just then
passing by. This was hailed, and in
short time reached Rayview, where
they were met by Mr.. Allen of that
place with his Overland car. DR..
brennan of Rathdrum was phoned to
meet them in Athol and before $40
the arm had been set and the little
fellow was resting easily. This
shows the advantages the people of
this age have and enjoy ia comparison
to years ago before late inventions
and modes OF travelling.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

r ny local applications. as they cannot
anere is only. one way to cure deafness.
p Ina ,nat Is by constitutional remedies.
ti oa ne Is caused by an inflamed condi-
s Snar Tube. When this tube is infiamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
Tme aa and when Il is entirely Closed.
!nammation can be taken out and this
tuoe restored to its normal CONDITION.
c near.nE VIII be destroyed forever: nine
which Is nothing but an Unnamed condi.
uon OF the mucous surfaces,
Nv, we viii give One Hundred Dollars for snx e..a ~
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-07-31
Geo. D. Wright for County Auditor

Mr.. Geo. d. Wright Of Chatcolet.
who has announced his candidacy on
the Republican ticket for the Office
OF Auditor Of Kootenai County, is
we'll and favorably known by business
men and the public generally
throughout the county. He is a good
accountant and a man Of recognized
executive ability, and will II elected
to this Office, give to the people Of
this county a faithful, sound and safe
administration. He has been
resident OF the state for the past
seventeen years, and Is at present
state superintendent of Hepburn
park, receiving his appointment to
that position by our present Governor
John NJ. Haines. His friends fully
commend him TO the voters of this
county, and assure them that they
Will make no mistake when they cast
tnelr ballots for him. st Aug28