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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
THE MARKET REPORT.

Receipts for the week at the North
Portland stockyards have been: Cattle
1866, calves 124, hogs 4407, sheep 67sl
The livestock run for the week was
very liberal in all lines. The cattle
market was steady to a shade weaker.
Fat steers sold at $500; butcher cattle
steady. The outlet for swine was very
broad. Prices were ten to fifteen cents
under last weeks quotations Monday $
top was $S.O5, midweek and closing
prices were steady at $500. The re-
ceipts for the month of September show
ed an increase of over 5000 compared
with September, 1913. The run of sheer
and lambs this week was also large
Both markets were steady to strong
Prime spring lambs sold in small guam
titles 5000 to 500; fancy yearlin'
wethers firm at $3.50.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08

BILE party who said that all the de-
tails OF the inquest would be made pub
lie in due time. The testimony of six
witnesses was heard at the inquest.
The officers are expected to arrive In
Grangeville Friday noon.
Facts Of Case Withheld.
There is no authorized story of the
shooting obtainable at this time for
the reason that Hye, the only living
witness, declines, upon the advice of
his attorney, w. N Scales, to be in
terviewed Various phases of the af-
fair can be heard on every hand and.
of course, a terrible tragedy of this
kind Is the subject of unlimited con-
versation and conjecture.
The report of the coroner jury as
given above would indicate that the
the true status of the whole affair will
time in justice to all concerned the
Globe refrains from publishing any one
of the several versions and presumed
facts which are rife at this time
Thomas Hye a brother of Frank Hye
arrived Tuesday evening from Spok"ne
and has been in conference with his
brother at the county jail daily.
/, Angus Kennedy, a brother of Hugf
Kennedy, arrived in Grangeville yester'
| day from Orofino. The funeral of younl
| 10 a. m. Friday. party of friends av'
| Kennedy will be held in Grangeville
| ing started from Elk with the remains
last night Young Kennedy formerl!
resided in Grangeville with his parent
and attended the local schools.
| The funeral of Mrs. Hye was hell
yesterday at Elk, casket having peel
sent in by Undertaken Graham. @
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
ORCHESTRA ENTOUR.

Fuller's orchestra. which makes an
initial appearance this evening at the
Lyric theatre, leaves tomorrow for a
tour of the towns on the Camas prai-
rie and Sites branches. James Wood
of this city will accompany the others
as pianist. the lady who was originally
engaged for this position having failed
to arrive in Grangeville on schedule.
Gordon Henderson. drums, and Lynn
Hersey, cornet, have been here all week
ard the orchestra is in splendid shape
for the tour. Frank Fuller, who directs
the organization, is known as one of
the best violinists in this part of the
country.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
HOLD S. S. CONVENTION.
Idaho County Sunday School Workers
to Meet at kooskIa Next Week.

Quite delegat. on of local Sunday
school workers from the various church
es in Grangeville will go down to Koos
kia next week to be in attendance at
the annual convention of the Idaho
County Sunday School association,
which convenes d. the Baptist ch, rch
in the river town next Wednesday for
a two days session. October IA and Is.
indications are that the meeting will
be one of the most successful and prof
table in the associations history as a
large representation is expected en-
all the Sabbath Sc hools of the county
ard all the enthusiastic workers in the
association report live interest in the
coming meeting in their respective dis
tricts. Rev Van Slyke of this city
is president Of the association.
The program as announced is as fol-
lows:
First Day-Afternoon
2 90 Preparatory Service.
2:2O Surprise
| 2:30 Presidents Annual Message.
! 2 rs Address, "The Bible and the Public
School,
8 Is Announcements and Intermission
SIS Sunday School Teachers Symposi
um: How 1 Interest My Glass.
400 Appointment of Committees.
4:10 A Story for Children.
First Day-Evening
1880 Temperance Song Service led b,
Junior Choir.
1850 Address, 1.-THE Sunday Schools Par
In the Temperance Fight
500 Music.
$50 Address, National Prohibition
100 Announcements and Offering.
Second Day-M orning
$50 Simultaneous Conferences, closin
at 800.
$50 Bible Study.
, so Superintendents' Symposium: En-
couraging Features in My School.
1910 Brief Reports from County Depar
ment Officers.
1e25 Address. "On the Firing Line
: 1850 Another Surprise.
= 100 Roll Call of Schools: Delegatio
Continued on Page 81
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
FRANK HYE SHOOTS WIFE
AND HUGH KENNEDY AT ELK
Two Lives Snuffed Out in Tragic Killing at Old Mining
Camp Sunday Evening Coroner's Inquest Held
True Story Yet Unknown to Public.

Frank Hye, we'll known Elk City bust
Alma Hye, and Hugh Kennedy, age 20,
at the Hye home In Elk City late Sun
day night. Both victims died practi-
ca ly instantly anu the bodies, accord
ing to reports, fell within few feet
of each other.
After the shooting Mr.. Hye took his
little baby. nine months old. across the
street to the G. L. l.. Basket homo
aEd left the infant with Mrs. Basket,
who hearing the story, summoned Harry
Thompson, who rooms at the Parr hotel
When Thompson appeared he was i'm
mediately deputized as constable by
Hye, who is justice of the peace in the
Elk precinct.
Two hours later with Hye under ar
rest and in his charge, Thompson start
ed to Grangeville. Near Switchbaek
the constable and his prisoner were met
by Sheriff Eimers who was at Sites
when he first heard of the tragedy.
Thompson returned to Elk after deliv-
ering his prisoner to the sheriff.
coroner's Inquest Wednesday.
County Coroner Blake, Prosecuting At
torney Hattabaugh and Stenographei
Anger left Monday noon for Elk City
where the coroner's inquest was held
Wednesday. Eight jurors signed the
verdict agreed upon of which the fol-
lowing is part:
alma Hye and Hugh Kennedy
came to their deaths from gunshot
wounds inflicted by Frank Hye with
honipida1 intent -
The above incomplete report of th
jurys findings was telephoned ou
from Elk City yesterday by responsi
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
RECEPTION A SUCCESS.

In spite of inclement weather last
Friday evening, the reception to the fac
ulty of the public schools given by st.
Agnes Guild in the gym of the new
building was a huge success, 150 per-
sons being present. The teachers, head
ed by Professor Rice and wife, stood
in battle array at the left of the stairs
and with F. L. Leonard persuaded
everyone to run the gauntlet and be-
come acquainted with this wondrous
line of talent Reverend Bush assum-
ed control at this point and introduced
Mrs Glanville who rendered a number
on the piano which gave abundant
pleasure to the crowd. Rev. Van Slyke
was then given liberty to convince the
teachers that Grangeville was glad to
have them here and he succeeded won
derfully- Miss Bskewell broke up the
monotony by reciting splendid selec-
tion and such was the verdict of the
listeners that Miss Bakewell was per-
suaded to give an encore that was as
good as the original. After this treat
the crowd settled down into the busi-
ness Of the evening again. and Rev
Gornall, the new pastor of the Fed
Grated church tried his hand at con
vincing the teachers that Grang svill'
was Sidu 10 see tHeH. Ills Teihdi NJ
were excellent Prof Glanville encour
aged the teachers by telling them Sha
large percentage remained as per
manent residents of this county. TIL
teachers had made no mistake by com
Ing to Grangeville," said he. On be
half of the faculty, Prof. Rice wa
called on to reply, which he did in hi
excellent fashion. saying that in hi
iour years in Grangeville, no year ha
opened under such auspicious circum
s'ahces as the present. This year tn
.acuity had an up-to-date plant an
me increased backing of the commun
IVY as this reception proved, and
was plainly up to them to make gooC
ne ielt confident the faculty would
,neir very best. His remarks weI
heartlly received. Mr. Brockman the
a,'oed the postscript and in few we
aosen remarks voiced the sentiment
- .he patrons in pledging their 10y
spport to the faculty along every lii
ehoeavor This ended the speecl
n,..s Ai'g and the visiting was resume
III, n ardor, augmented by the delicio,
OF sherbet and cake served
~ 'uiid ladies'. The last hour w,
,ns' oy the young folks with dan
AZ Is to be hoped that this scho
,p''on, 49, SO successfully started by Il
'auies OF Trinity church. will, become
~ a ~, affair thoroughly representati
~ me community and attended by
patrons OF the school,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
WORLD SERIES STARTS

Tomorrow at Philadelphia will be
played the initial game in the 1914
world series for the baseball champion
ship of the world, the contending ties ms
being the Philadelphia club from the
American league and the Boston team
frsln the National circuit. Arrange
ments have been made to receive West
ern Union kilograms from Philadelphia
at the end of each half inning and these
will be posted at Harry Woods Smoke
House. Close students of the grand
old game claim that the Philadelphia
club looks better on paper though the
hustling champions of the National
league are not without a following In
Grangeville.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
Hamburger Palace Doomed by
Official Decree-Other
Laws Deemed Meet.
The "hot dog" joint must go.

The hot dog JOINT must go.
The city council has so spoken
Cut down in the halcyon hour of
budding promise. after having started
up just like Davenport's, the now ia
nous hostelry at Spokane, the ham
burger emporium on Main street next
to Batty's Is doon ed.
Alas, who knows to what dizzy height
in commercial circles this hungry mans
haven might have grown had not the
cruel unrelenting hand of civic pride
swept from our streets its humble domi-
cile and decreed that in the future the
short order hamburger is a sweetmeat
that we must forego.
No more will the hungry stranger
find food and nourishment at the shacf
of siding and canvas on Main stree
for, forsooth, the shack, like the ham
burger, must go Chief OF Police Ian
ningham has been vested with author
ity to advise the pilot of the "Ho
Chile Cafe" that the abode must evapo
rate forthwith.
No more will the appearance of thu
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
p. NJ. G. CLUB ENTERTAINED.

The p. n. G. club of the Rebekah
lodge was entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. J. E Henley and Mrs.
W. E. Graham at the latter's home.
The afternoon was spent socially, Mrs.
A. C. Lanningham winning the prize in
THE Dime' contest, after which light
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Mrs Jos. Pfeufer, Mrs. Col
vin Mrs. Hender, Mrs. John Eimers,
Mrs. George Eimers of Albion, Illinois,
Mrs. Zelma Smith, Mrs. J. ]. Lamm,
Mrs. D. H. Magee, Mrs. A c. Lanning-
ham, Mrs. w. f. Graham and Mrs. j.
e. Henley.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08
TRINITY GIRLS ORGANIZE.

Upon the invitation of Mrs John Nor
wood. seven of the young ladies of
Trinity church met at her home last
Saturday afternoon and organized them
selves into a club for mutual improve
ment and pleasure. This club 1t to be
known as 1.-THE Trinity Girls and Miss
Jean McGhie is president.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-08

Continued on Page 81
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lInter ieierliden Gercmunien.

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bender Gereine prrOe geitern 9Ia6-
mittug Inn 4 llbr ser Gditein ser
ueuen ct. @en5cslaus STRIDE Gil
Der SiiOoit Gde ser Gollington- II.
9liblano 9lpelule OlwM &orDinol
Gibbons gelegt. Ger &uroinal be.
mBtc Oieiclbe aele. Die im Sabre
1902 bel Der 0Irlu0iteinleguug Der
SHule, sic al Oic ncuc Stride ouito-
Bcn miro, aebroucbt luHroe lin va
llbr maridirte noc6ite6enO per5eicbnc.
te @rippe bon Scr Stride ab, trli
&ar0nol Gibbons an grooOwap imO
9Ra0iiouitraBe unO brocbte i'm IN fei.
crliber Ero5eiiion nah Ser Stride
9lls0onu bielt Eater W}elihar cine
9lniprahe in 6obmiiher Sprode, no.
ruui &urOiuul G5i6bouS Oie Geremo.
MEN Ser Gditeinleglmg poll5og 93acb
giniegnlng oeSSteines lang Der bohs
Wiite Sircbcndor cnligc 2ieNer &n
Dem 9iitcben oaS III Sen @ditein ein.
gefii9t plrOc, beianOen lid: Stirben-
@apicre,. cine Siitc Ser eingegonge-
nen @nben bon Deribieoenen SrJu.
niiotiouen sum Sau Der Stride, cine
@iltc Ger 9Srieiter imo berpprragen.
Oeu WlitQlieoerl ser @enlcinOe, ionic
Elm Nlotto. gln ser Yaruoe batten
ii@ folgen0e Serreu ln0 Srganiin-
tioncu betbciligt @tarihan, 9eterSa-
jourcf; SiiliS Nlorihol, G6omaa
&oSlopSiD; 6ronf Eintler, ct. @ii-
haelS Sitter, ct. &9ilips Sitter,
Ct SufobuS Sitter, ct. 6ran3is.
FMS 9ittef ct. glIbertus Sitter,
Ct Stonisluus Bitter ct. Gait
niir,&itter (oae IN llniiorm), @olni-
lde 9ri0uoe, ct. sDlortinuS Sitter,
Ct Gaiimir GoOetten SforOinal
Gibbons, Spills Marihal 5. BOT
rid, Sobn ap5or, 5. alimo St@en-
5cslqus Sitter, ct. 9IoDiiiis<Gooet-
ten, St George mil. Hanf, aatbol.
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WldnnerpcrcilL ct. @en5eslauS-&er-
cin ct. 3oiepbs @creiL OF. Sig-
mlm0 8crein Ct So6n g. 6. g.,
umo ser ct. Step5ouis!&crcn
Ios gcgcnpdrtige @ottesbous Scr
Ct 9Sen5eslous @cnlcinOc lit cine
iogcnonnte SdulfirHe iuO miro nat
ser GoQenOung oes nenen WotteS-
bauies 81 Sc6ul- itn0 &ereins5ucden
oicncn. Die @emeinOe ipuroe be-
fanntlih bon cincm bobniiihcn Melt-
9Srielter ge9riilOct, obcr nod fiIr5cr
3cit bon Oen &coemptoriIten.G .G1terll
iibernommen sic iic 5il 6eOeutenocm
9lufidlulmg mO SIR 9liitbe bradten.
Ger gegeinpGrtige 9eftor lit 4oter
GOlp. S5orirtng lmo bot Orci @ebiil
fen, nGmlid Die @atres @cn5eslaus
NlcIifar, @en5eslousSnpif uno 9lr.
guitin @etrnnct. glls Die @emcinoc
Oen 9icocmptoriiten ii6ertroocn wlr.
Sc, crnauite ser Sberc oen 4otcr
Oibaban 9reiS 5iun superior oeriel-
ben
Die 9outolien belaliien iid) ouf
ungef16r $i25,OO0, Der 8olitpI lit
Der roniouiidle, iui0 ba6en Die 9lrti=
teften 9oloipili lmO bennington oen
@ouplnn cntuoricn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-09
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neuc 5dllen oou @latternfrnnfbeit
roraetonnen iino, rntidloiien i'd
sic @litglicocr Der @eilmobeits-@c-
boroc mo Bic Goimp-Gommiiidre,
cine neue Guarmlt1reitotiou IN
Ierns, eiuigc @leilcn BON @arren
eittiernt 81 crridteu. Gic 9cmob-
ncr bon Narren proteitirten gcgen
Oie llcberiiilrng bon Gronteu ser
imliegenoen Srtidaiten noh oeren
Noipital III @arren. Gic lcetcn bel.
Den glelertrantten wur0cn nah Der
Baltimore Qnarantdneitation &c.
bradt bic icOoh ieet feinen peiteren
9Slab mcbr 5iir @eriiigiulS fat Gie
&ranten bon Goliiy, CeraS ino Su-
tbcrDi1e niiiien onbcr ir9cnolpo ou-
ocrS iintcrgebradlt lpcrocn, mo per-
sen Sic Cottoren lpo6ridcinlicb oas
9lrnanDalS in lernS ais 0oipitai
einrid)tcn