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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

EFFECT, This amendment. IL .aonA.
"a. WIN permit the Legislature to enact
laws providing for the payment BY the
State Of 4 limited bounty for q llmiteA
tern, to persons who shall plant. cul.
tivate and protect useful forest trees
upDn their own land.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-23

ID. GENERAL PROVISIONS
All petitions provided for in this
eating the subject and purpose Of
the proposed law OF constitutional
amendment, or the law, or part Of
q law, to be referred, and II .
change Is proposed in an existing
In addition to referring to the same.
1t shall state the general effect OF
the proposed change, and also the
full text OF the proposed law or
amendment to the constitution or
referred. Any initiative or refers
endum petition may be signed in
separate parts. but each part shall
conform to the provisions, herein
signed and verified before a person
authorized to administer an oath.
andsshall be in. such form that q
person signing g petition thereby
signature. his residence, that he is
q qualified elector, that he has not
previously signed any part Of such
petition. and that he has signed the
petition with knowledge Of the con-
petition shall be attached the am,
davit of the person befores whom
the same was signed. which anda-
Wit shall contain q statement Of the
each Of the signatures attached to
such part was made in the pres.
4nce Of the af11ant, that to the best
OF his knowledge and belief each
signature is the genuine signature
OF the person whose name It pur-
ports to be, that he believes the
persons who have signed such petit
ton to be electors, that they sirned
such petition with knowledge Of
the contents thereof, and that each
person signed the same on the date
stated opposite his name. The cir
culation of the petitions provided
for herein, OF the prohibition 81
the circulation thereof, may DO
regulated by law. and in case the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
Lewis County Agriculturisl

In a letter to The Herald from
Claude Rowe at Deliah, Alta. Can.
under date OF Nov. 90, announce
ment is made of the death of Mrs.
Herman Noble, which occurred at
her home IL miles from Della on
November i6, as The result of an
illness from which she had suffered
since last spring. Funeral services
we're conducted in Della and inter-
ment made In The cemetery at that
place on the 10Th ult.
Mrs. Noble was pioneer citizen
Of the Nespesce section, and removed
from here 10 canada about five years
ago. During her long residence at
this place she made many friends
who will be grieved TO learn of her
death, and who extend heartfelt gym
pathy to the sorrowing relatives.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Jacob Mowry and Thos. J. Gray,
two well known ranchers of this vi
cinity who are residing in Clarkstoa
this winter, started for visit TO the
prairie last Monday in the latter's
car. On arriving at the foot of the
Lapwai hill Mr.. Gray reached for
ward to set his spark plug and in
doing 50 wrenched his steering
wheel sufficiently to cause the car to
swerve sharply to the right and
throw Mr.. Mowry out. he striking
the ground in such way as to sus-
tain a conclusion of the brain and a
facture Of the nose, Gray came to
his assistance as soon as the car was
gotten under control and spent about
an hour reviving him, when they
resumed the trip to Nexperce.
On arrival here Or. JeEfreys was
called to investigate Mr.. Mowry's
injuries and found him suffering from
injuries as above stated and in
ztupor, which condition has gradually
worn of until ii the present time he
is nearly normal and complete re-
covery is expected In few days.
That Mr. Mowry had marrow es-
cape from very serious hurt iz
quite apparent, and MS many friends
learn with much satisfaction thai he
got through II as we'll as he did.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

The County School Potasoe Club
contest was held in the Office Of III.
County Agriculturist at Nezperce
Saturday afternoon Nov. 28th.
Not as many schools Of the county
participated as there should but
neither the pupils, teachers or com.
munitY at large are to blame for
this Tn fact rather the newness oil
the work is what caused The lack Of
contestants. People are inclined 10
approach new things with caution
and the attempt to teach practical
agriculture ia the schools If the
country is rather of a nsw proposition
10 most localities. There are locali-
ties, hOwever. where such teaching
has become very popular due 10 a
great exfent TO this very club work
including not only potato clubs bat
corn. canning Of fruits ard vegetables
and small grain clnbz as well. there
fore il behooves Lewis county schools
10 gel in line.
Much credit for what has been &C
cOmplished should be given Miss
the county superintendent as
yell as The teachers Of the tirst year
ia the work.
Following are the scores of indi-
vidaals lots of potatoes ia the contest
With the awards -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Cards we're received in Nezperce
Monday announcing the marriage Of
Charles Clifford johnson and Miss
Mabel Ellen Damon. on Saturday,
November %, at the home of the
brides parents near KalispelI, Mont.
The bridal pair will return to Nez-
perez the last of this week and take
up their residence on the farm Of the
groom's father, z A. Johnson, ad-
j lining the southeast corner of town.
The prairie probably has no two
young people who are held in higher
esteem than these and who may en-
ter married life with a more promis-
ing future, both coming from that
sturdy stock OF high integrity and
ample thrift which forms The buIwark
of "a ions that do not perish
Th. groom is the eldest son Of q
A. Johnson, the well known railroad
builder Of Nezperce. and for some
tim. has operated bis fasher's ranch
interests here. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F. n Damon, who. during their two
years residence on their hne ranch
a mile south of this city. gained a
standing in our social and business
life second to none.
The Herald and host of other
friends hasten to extend heartiest
congratulations and good wishes.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
WsHs Takea 10 Arkansas.

Sheriff Sid Jackson Of Bentonville.
Arkansas, arrived in the city Tues
day evening and on the following
morning departed for bis home hav-
ing in custody 0sa Wolfe, wanted
there on a charge ct manslaughger.
II appears Wolfe attended = iance
year ago in his home country and
while on the aoof was being tripped
and otherwise annoyed by another
young man tor some reason or other.
After a few repikions OF such occur
rences Wolfe struck The ether fcllow
from The effects of which nc died.
In the meantime Wolfe became
scared ard fed from The country and
Il was by mere accident thai the
officers learned his identity. Sheriff
jackson remarked before departing
thas II Wolfe bad not made his sz-
cape she punishment would undoGht-
etily not have besa 20 sewers as II
gnay turn ous after che trial.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Earl Ssellmans the husky l2-year-
old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Stellmon of this city. enjoys . dis
tinction tnat comes to but few and
that is having been born on the na-
items day of general thanksgiving
and eating turkey; and to make the
occasion Of still more moment this
year. his mother on last Thursday
evening gave him : ine party at
which goodly number of his young
friends and his school teacher helped
him make merry al games and music
and finally az . disposal OF Al sx-
cellens spread Of delicious dainsies.
His guests we're Misses HAY
Ramey, Elma Cook, Ruth Utter,
Gladys Smith, Gladys Fike. Tsna
Anderson. Clara Sosenson. Mabel
Carlyle. Hazel Ssellsnon Masters
Mervin Harding. Clayton Miller,
Forrest coveys Arthur Tanning,
Earlan Olson. Milton Johnson, Ever
ct Farmer, Frank Schultz William
Lynn Kelly. Elbers Ssellrnon
and Mrs. Lille Conger.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

cording TO Berlin advices, is at pres
ent With the German army In ths
east.
A dispatch from Athens says thai
Turkey intends to sequessrate all
religious establishments 10 Palestine
belonging TO France. Great Britian
and Russia
General Won Bissing is the new
governor general In Belgium.
President Wilson is expected to
coafer during the course Of the week
with Henry Van Dyke, the Ameri-
can minister 10 the Netherlands,
who. II Is reported. has brought to
shis country a message from Queen
WiIhelmina proposing plan for
neutral nations to bring peace to
Europe.
Tuesday-Unofhcial advices from
Pelrograd assert that the Russians
Ia Poland have captured 10 niles OF
German trenches between Glevno
and Sobosa. northeast Of Lodx, and
IN addition 600 prisoners. seven guns
and many wounded. The capture Of
these trenches, II Is asserted.
strengthens the Russian right wing.
which Is declared already has OUT
ianked the German left and brought
the Russian advance nesrer Strykow
where battle is raging.
Berlin declares there 10 nothing
inortans TO report from Poland. Al
wireless dispatch from the German
capital, however, quotes military
critics as saying that the time is ripe
for q resumption of active operations
against the Russians. which we're
temporarily hindered by The ad-
vance of Russian re-enkoTcemenss.
King George has gone to France
to visit the headquarters Of the Brit
iah expeditionary forces.
Wednesday The fighting in the
north Of France and Belgium has as
sumed for the time being an aspect
Of miro importance as compared
with the battles In the east, where
the Russians and Germans are stug-
Cling for supremacy over miles Of
battlefront In Russian Poland and
East Prussia.
Emperor William already has Wis.
tied the German positions at Gum
binnen and DaFkchmen and his pres
rnee has cheered the troops to fur
Iher efforts. Likewise the Russian
emperor has joined his troops at the |
front with the object Of urging them |
forward.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

In the case OF Sherman Surplus VS.
Albert Mustoe tried 10 the Probate
Court Tuesday the plaintiff secured
judgement for S5345.
Surplus was suing Mustoc 10 re-col'
lecs balance alleged to be due from
Mussoe on q contract for farm labor.
Those In attendance from Reubena
besides The parties interested we're
Mira. Surplus. A. and Martha Mus
toe and Nessrs. J. w. Taylor.
Clyde Fleming and ]. w. Crow.
G Orr McMinimy OF lilo repre-
aensed The plaintiff and attorney John
Green Of Culdesac looked after the
interests OF the defendant.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
Atfhe Alter.

Frederick E. Reinhardt and Miss
Gladys l. Syron were united in
marriage by Justice George Erb at
bis Office in Lewiston at noon yester-
day "wednesday and returned on
the evening train to the foe country
home Of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Reinhardt, of
two miles east of this city. Here
they received a grand and happy
welcome, and with some twenty-six
relatives were ushered out to a
sumptuouz wedding feast prepared
by Mrs. Reinhards.
Scarcely had the feast been dis
posed of when a loud conglomeration
OF noises proclaimed the arrival OF
strong charivari party which had
assembled from about the neighbor-
hood to pay their respects and they
continued to pay them until refresh
ments we're supplied in sufficient
quantities to appease them.
The groom is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Reinhards, proper
GUS rancheFs of east of Nezperce,
and the bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Syron. also
weli-to do farmers of the same
and she Is cIassed
among The most attractive young
ladies of her set. They are both
very popular and their host Of
friends wish them unbounded happi-
ness and prosperity.
Tney will make their home for
The present with the groom $ parents.
Miss Evangeline Nelson gave her
Sunday school class Of boys a jolly
reception at the girls bachelor club
apartments In West Nexperce last
evening games and contests and q
bounteous luncheon being the order
ne events.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Thursday "A dispatch from Bsr-
lin says Il is reported there that the
British Indian troops along the Sues
canal have been defeated and sha'
she Turks are advancing wish heavy
batteries TO destroy she constructive
worka OF the canal and bottle up the
British waEships now In that water
way.
Considerable diplomatic activity 10
sne Balkans Is reported. There ls
talk Of Reorganization Of shs Balk.
an league. which would bring to the
side Of she allies all the Balkan
states.
Friday Berlin makes no acknow-
Judgement Of q defeat 10 Poland
The German saE ofiscs says the for
ees Of Emporer WI iam At Lodx and
ii LowIes has inflicted heavy casu
alsles on the Russians and Ia addi-
slon have captured 40. 900 psisonsrs.
10 cannon. 100 ammunition Wagons
and is6 machine guns and destroyed
30 cannon. II Ia added the Ger
mans have nos been able to bring
shis fighting to close. owing TO the
fact shas the Russians were bringing
up strong reinforcemensa.
As 10 she 6ghsIng farther aoush ths
Russians say thai on the Austrian
front they have captured Two regi
mensH aggrsgaalng 5000 men TO-
gesher with their commanders and
ether oGsicers. The Official Austrian
declaration Ia thai az, 900 prisoners
AZ machine guns and and q quantity
Of war material have been taken by
the Aussrlans 10 Russian Poland.
In Belgium and In France except
for artillery duels here and there
along the snsrenched lines no en-
gagemsn.s are taking place.
In dramatic interest the dessruc-
lion by an explosion Of she British
balsleship Bulwafk. at anchor off
Sheerness, With a loss between 700
and 500 livea, holds the chief place
ia the war news. Suddenly without
moments warning, The big sea
fighter vas blown to atoms and only
IL members Of her crew escaped
death. Naval men are of the opir-
ion that II was explosion Of the
bassleship's own magazine that
caused the disaster, bat a commisa-
ion has been appointed to invessi-
gate.
The principal South American re-
publics have requested the United
Safes 10 join them 10 negotiations
with warring factions 10 Europe In
an endeavor to have them withdraw
their warships from American waters
Ia order to safeguard the trade Of
the pan-American countries With
each other.
Saturday-Is was reported by
LIoyd's soday'a today that two Brit
ish steamers we're sunk off Harve
yesterday by German submarines.
The steamers we're she Malachise
and Primo. The crews Of both vea-
sells we're rescued.
Lloyd's report indicates that Ger
many'a submarines have performed
one OF their most daring feasa. This
Ia the frnt occasion on which their
activities have been reported In
these waters.
Apparently they made their way |
through the atraighss OF Dover TO = |
point more than ls0 miles from their |
nearest base. The Malachite was
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03


= small steamer Of 7ls tons gross.
The gross tonage Of the Primo wa
1856.
The British admiralty this evening
announced that the collier Khar'
soum had been blown up today by q
mine Of Grimsby.
The Rharloum was Of 1880 tons
net.
Thirty bo les from the British
bastIeship Balwark we're recovered
from the river Thames today. The
Bulwark vas blown up of She 'rness
yesterday. presumably the seauls Of
a Internal explosion. Aoss Of the
bodiea are multilased beyond idensi-
ficaiion. Many pathetic scenes were
Witnessed as relatives assembled la
an effort TO idensify lh7ss on the ILL.,
fassd warahip. Up 10 the present
time, however. the authorities have
not giveu out list OF shs lost
Sunday-Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg his new title vas bestowed
upon him On the battlefield for bis
protection Of the eastern frontier FIN
. general order iasned al Thorn de-
csared that hiz troops have brought
10 a ssandssiil ssshe offensive Of the
numerically superior Russian army.
&c annoanced also she capture of
over &c. 900 prisoners and sOme $50
guns Of various classes The order
quotes . telegram ffom Emper. r
william promoting General von Him
denborg to . 6eid marshal and
thanking him and his troops for III sig
proweas.
Berlin also claims scccessss for
the German arms. AZ Lowiex, a
short dissance east Of L.odE. the Ger
man Official report says Emperor
Williams forces have recommended
shelr attacks and shas near Mowo
and Radon heavy Ru'sisn attacks
have been rspaIsed.
Petrograd merely claims victories
for the Russians sas certain points In
the vicinity OF Lodx =
Southwasd II Poland and In Calica
the Russians assert that they have
won important successes and captured
large plumbers of men and guns.
Vienna declares the situation In this
locality la unchanged, and In this
statement Is backed up by the Ger
man official report as regards south
ern Poland.
In the west the period of compara-
tive calm which has existed for sew
eral days still obtains
In the SeFvian var zone lighting
continues on nearly all The front.
The Austrians again assert that they
have taken important positions there.
Russian advices say there has
been an outbreak OF fanaaical iioting
10 Erzerum, following the proclama-
sion OF the Mohammedans calling for
q holy war. Four Americans were
killed AID much damage was done 10
property.
According to Berlin the rebels In
South Africa have seized the police
station Al Hammahskrall, Transvaal,
and forced the British to retire With
heavy casualties.
A news agency dispatch from
Copenhagen says the two cable lines
between Denmark and Russia have
been cut In the Baltic sea, supposed
" by German cruisers.
Germany has ordered its subjects |
In Portugal to leave the republic. |
Monday Emperor William, &C
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

According to the above scores
Louise Schlader wins arst place,
Dale Schwartz second and Harold
Beam third. Da'e Schwartz vas the
only contestant who kept any record
of the gsowing Of bis crops for which
be vas given due credit In the con-
test. In the future work Of this kind
the keeping of simple records
of the planting, cultivation and yield
of the various club crops will prob
ably be insisted upon.
T. +. Mcconnell,
Lewis County Agriculturist,
U. S %. A. Cooperating.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Chattanooga. the great southern
drama il photo play. has been Sc
cured by the Artic Theatre and sill
b shown Saturday night. Admia-
sion "a and 10c.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

The Nashville Students carry q
thousand dollar musical act this sea-
son consisting Of saxaphones, xyli-
phones. chIness trombones and COR
nesa at the opera house Friday even
ing, Dec H..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Culligan's famous Nashville Stud
enss will appear at the opera house
Friday night, Dec. Ill.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

See the "Trcy % Hearts every
Thursday night at the Arsic Theatre.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Few OF The Many Things That Would Not Only Be Nice Bot ssrvab
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06
Daily Morkets
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

CHICAGO. May ..-Ai'housh iirr
cabi-s aud the fac, thsy receipt
northwest we're li.h, Ea," wheat
sum- strength u, the oup", inday
the mar.-, later -asins off. Demand
was scattered. Quotations started
1 off to !c up aud then GRADUALLY
saygci under last nights level ali
around
The close was steady at u shade to
to &c net advance.
Better weather In Argentina led Ia
weakness in corn. Opening prices
were l to :, lower. but all of ,ic de
cline was aftcrward overcome.
The close was steady at the same
as last night to &c gain.
Oats vcrred with corn.
Close: Wheat. May 35.: Juiy S5t,
Corn. May 66s: July 66,.
Oats. July 31a: September i52.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06
GEN. SlCKIES TO BE LAID
IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY

New York. May ..-in tho na.
,i"nal cemetery at Arlington. Va.
amid III" graves of many Of his old
comrades o' tho third army corps
the body o' Major General Daniel T.
sicklcs will he buried. probably on
Saturday. The family reached this
decision on receipt yesterday of u
telegram from Secretary OF War
Garrison saying that u plot had been
selected and u military escort. fir
ing squad and chaplain assigned Ia
NEE, the train bearing the generals
body.
Funeral services In this city for
General Sicklcs will be held Friday
morning in st. Patrick's cathedral
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06


consider his as,itads and s"has iatO
the .oni.F.as. @-g- not correct
rh.ir I-ssisioE is ,hs, II CAfEan1~
rOs.-s hack solaa,afilF .s,i and goo,
shss siii be Glad 10 hsN. the s.oi-s
o. ta-siiati0a thus salsrs.d.
~ Ia noon fen dispatches hss,
been received from Vera csus bf The
.sr and Eass dspaEtmsa,s. bt, Gen
.fai sunssoa earlier in i,s asF had
iorsiaitY b-ea authorizes, Ia .atshd
his iin1s as far as he a-~m-d h.s-s-
saTs to afford proper PF",es,ioa "a
N" city, II sas ssPisinsd ihs,
shansss in III. Piarias .s the Ns-ri'
saa ,rpoPs ~.aid nS, inriaas ASP
nio, sshraI tho, e"siid be- considered
A. an advance from Vera Csus-
GSnrsst i'iasioa gr '"st-d sha, bs
bad as definite Information regard
Ing concentration Of Mrtissn ,orv-.
-sS-gs fHSs rtarn,s ma tS 10 d-irns
Ih- saiiWsi lines isaiiaz 4" Nssisa
ciys
i'rfsLstSnE r-p"s,s troas Tatrpisu
Of preparations .of = decisive son'
siiss b-.---n the s-b~is and federal.
s.,saFi-.i ass-hiisa of sh- Am-siran
Officers h-Er aaa a; N-rs srss and
s-paF.s .sotn M-siro CITY sohsIaa- IL
ssoar in ssom maas spIte-s that
iiaTs,a's position Is growing worse.
ip airiona'ie circles. s~st-si.Ass
have b--a received sialins that t-a-
.f an attack an Mexico cts b, G~h'
srai 2a-s,a's tss.-s causes consider
able aiarss. ,iu-r,as h.ia on bis
soldiers. dispatches STATE. is --asrn'
ins aad possibly a1p.si,iun 10 ,h-
H,rata a"S-n-at i, &. declared. ia
decreasing
Admiral o~aFi tspagtri ssIa,
from ;h- s-si caa., ai M-siso ths,
r-ia,i.Hs ~i,h the Mssissa sgJh.fi,
ties ar nsr~ cordial than ssssid h-
expected uaa-r s.adigisns All
ships u, the Nmsfisah fleet. h- sail,
had been asGrf-s. ,a avoid hostile
acts aEa isopaEi'slns lives"
\ ia,- dispatch tssm .-s~saI
Funston stated that s.s,i is not sr,,
,ias isio Vera Csls from tho inter,
iof "f Mexico. bat that u ~as b-inK
brought from shore Nilia--s and
from T-IaF aa the south.
ADMIRAL Howard reported io+'s,
sa'ian ,hs, the soas,i'uiiBn".Iis,s
-n'r-nrh-d oa piriTa Island. fired
continuously all day scs'vrtsy With
rifles and field guns on the Mexican
federal sunboas Marrios. lying in tn.
hari'nr and that the fire ~as Re-,
turned 10y f-acrals from batteries on
shore.
ADMIRAL ItadErr rrIaf'~i q. III.
navy department today that .onsii,u.
'ionalisi forces made - sharp attack
yesterday "n Mexican federal troop.
In the northwestern portion of the
province Of Vera Cruz mud tp the