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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29
IN SESSION
THIS WEEK
w Women's Presbyterial
Hold Three interesting
Meetings.

The Women's Presbyterial of
the United Presbyterian church
held three interesting sessions
here on Tuesday. Quite num-
ber out of town delegates from
Nampa, Boise, Ontario and
Weiser were present. Mrs. A. F.
Hemphill of Weiser presided.
The evening session was made
more entertaining by the presence
os Miss Eula McClanahan who
is a returned missionary from
Egypt, and interspersed her talks
by showing costumes worn in
that country and other articles
in use there.
Special music was provided by
Mrs. Glass of Nampa, Mrs. A. w.
Wright and a trio consisting OF
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Merriam and
Miss Mills.
TIE Juniors also gave a short
exercise. The reports given all
showed satisfactory progress
during the past year and the
financial report was encouraging.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29
ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Timely News Notes OF
Happenings In Parma
and Vicinity.

Miss Mabel Smith of Caldwell
was visitor in Parma Sunday.
Raymond Alexander was in
Caldwell a couple of days this
week.
Will pay highest cash price for
poultry, hides and pelts. Par
ma Meat Market.
Miss Flora Terrence of Weiser
visited Misses Margaret and Ruth
Strain over Wednesday,
DR.. T. o. Humphreys, resident
dentist. Office in bank building.
ground floor, phone AZ.
Miss Flora Terrence OF Weiser
visited Misses Margaret and
Ruth Strain over Wednesday.
For Sale,-1ndian Runner
ducks, 40 cents apiece
KARL BoERINGER.
Mrs. John OMAHA and daugh-
ter Florence are in Boise this
week attending Catholic services.
Mortgages and notes bought
and sold. A. /. MYERS, Caldwell,
Idaho, over Baker & Harris
store. tt
A. E. Blunck of Nampa. pro-
gressive nominee. for probate
Judge, was a Parma visitor, Mon
day.
Mrs. Elene Hamilton of Nampa
visited Mr.. E E. McCreight the
early part of the week. returning
home today.
M. G.. Mcconnell OF Caldwell
progressive candidate for sheriff
was campaigning in Parma the
first of the week.
Another game was played Fri
day evening at Roswell between
the Roswell and Parma junior
football teams, ending in 0 tc
O tie,
Mrs. A. T Hemphill OF Weiser
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Dickson o
Ontario were entertained in tn,
home of ] B. Story. Mrs. DixoI
is an old acquaintance of Mrs
Story.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29
PROGRESSIVE RALLY
IN PARMA TONIGHT

A progressive rally will be held
at johnson hall tonight, with
Hugh E. McElroy, progressive
candidate for governor, as the
principal speaker. Besides Mr..
McElroy, however. almost all
the county candidates will be
present and an enthusiastic
meeting is looked for. The pro-
gressives seem to be quite strong
in this locality and are causing
the older parties a great deal OF
worry as regards the election
next Tuesday.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29
Woodrow Wilson, President of the
United States, Franklin X. Lane,
Secretary of the Interior, and Sam
uel J. Graham, Assistant Attorney
General, Urge the People of Idaho
to Elect Hawley.

national committeeman from Idaho under date of October
21st SAYS
Ny DEAR MR. ELDER.
the rugged OF Governor Hawys character
deeply candidacy United
States He has in the most straightforward and manly
declared his purpose support the administration he
should be elected and Tor should him to render
valuable services and of high order in the senate OF the
United States hope that the voters OF Idaho will honor HIM
they have honod him before They know his quality and need
Endorsement from guide their judgment tsgned)
WOODROW WILSON" Hon. Robert H. Elder, Occur d'Aene.
Idaho
Do you believe in President Wilson and do you want
to help him2
for Brady is vote to repudate Wilson,
vote for Hawley is a vote of approval of Wilson.
Read what Franklin K Lane Secretary of the interior
says:
THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR WASHINGTON.
October 19 1914.
MY DEAR GOVERNOR:
gave pleasure indeed when heard of your nomin
and heartily congratulate and hope
that be successful Your residence in the west and
thorough knowledge public land matters and other prob
peculiar that part the country make ec
on particularly appropriate Them the president deserves
country unparalleled abors
during the past only way
by having who believe him and his
policies such yourself sent to his support Cordially yours
Hon. James H. Hawley Boise, Idaho
Hon. Samuel ]. Graham, Assistant Attorney General
Io the United States. says:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
October IT, 1914.
MY DEAR MR. HAWLEY:
express you great interest which personally
senate only because think
would great the country have the benefit OF
experience ability because election involves
like administration OF Pes
dent Wilson.
condition OF affairs abroad and the
which the presidents policy has placed this
country the Endorsement of his administration to be
partisan question and becomes patriotic duty in order
influence for good not be weakened by the
charge he the confidence OF his countrynen
high believe to be-
] Sincerely and cordially,
SAMUEL ]. GRAHAM.
Hon. James II. Hawey, Boise Idaho.
Do the voters of Idaho want to send man to Wash
ngton and will represent the interests of the ate'
Do YOU want to send a from Idaho as United
States whose ability and integrity commands the
respect national administration, and who Is friend
Of the administration?
Do you want a United States Senator who can accomp
lish things for Idaho?
Is So vote for James H. Iiawley
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29

Subs; Parma Moll, Mitten, Russel
Ontario--Pierce, Duncan.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29
DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
MEETING SATURDAY

Saturday night the democrats
will hold rally at the |. o. o. F.
hall in this city, when Hon. Paris
Martin of Boise will deliver an
address concerning the issues of
the present campaign. Mr.. Mart
in is an accomplished speaker
and his talk will be well worth
hearing. Various candidates on
the democratic county ticket
will also be in attendance at the
meeting.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29
Endorses
Hawley

The People of
Idaho Have a
Right to Know
that James HI.
Hawley is En-
dorsed by the
National Admins
istration.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29
PARMA HIGH MEETS
VALE THIS WEEK

The Parma high school foot.
ball squad will try conclusions
with the husky Vale machine on
the local field Saturday. These
two teams met a couple OF weeks
ago at Vale and fought to a II
to II draw and from all indica-
tions a tough scrap will be staged
here. The game will be called at
3 O'Clock.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29
FRANK MEEK
FOR JUDGE
Canyon County Attorney
Will Make Competent
Official.

Frank E. Meek was born and
raised in Canyon county, was ed
ucated in the public schools of
this county, is a graduate OF the
law department of Willamette
University, Of Salem, Oregon,
the Oldest established university
in the northwest; he is a member
of the bar of the supreme court
of this state. and since his ad-
mission to the bar has been prac-
ticing his profession in the office
of John G. Rice of Caldwell.
Mr.. Meek pledges the taxpay-
ers of Canyon county that he
will not appoint a truant or pro-
baton officer. thus saving to the
taxpayers from $500 to $4,000
a year. He proposes to handle
the work of the truant officer
through his Office, the school
superintendent's, county attor
ney's and sheriff's offices and the
local officers.
The work ofthe probate Judges
office is of such a nature that it
should be filed by an attorney
at law.
What the public demands is
efficiency and ability to make
good, together with sound judg-
ment and ability to dispose of
the legal questions presented
Frank Meek possesses these
qualifications to a marked de-
gree, which accounts for the
magnificent support he is receiv-
ing from his professional friends.
A vote for Frank f. Meek is a
vote for a competent and eff
cient Canyon county man.-Adv.
Z. G. Sloan, of east Roswell,
transacted business in the city
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Jewell left
on the noon train yesterday for
st. Anthony, where Mr.. Jewell
has purchased a meat market.
John OMAHA made a trip to
| Ontario the first of the week de-
livering a team which he had had
sold TO a purchaser in that place
A Halloween dance will be
given at johnson hall tomorrow
night. Bills out say that music
will be furnished by four-piece
orchestra and that absolutely
lno ragging will be tolerated.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-10-29

Mortgages and notes bought
and sold. A. l. MYERS, Caldwell,
Idaho, over Baker & Harris
store. tt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-12
powers of the

challenge of the powers of the
church
"Of all our institutions, the church
naturally is the most concerned in
this issue now confronting our pub
lie and affecting our workers.
'The numerous unjust arrests and
the brutality of the police towards
the mattresses have so taken the at
tention of the people that the great
issue in this controversy, the one-day
rest in seven, is lost sight Of"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-12
MINISTERS ASKED TO PREACH
ONE-DAY-REST SERMON

Every minister in the city of Chi
cago has been asked by the Women's
Trade Union League to preach ser
mon next Sunday that the good old
Biblical law of one-day rest in seven
be applied to the working women of
Chicago.
In the letter the league explained
how the strike of the Heinrich wait
resses was called because they want
ed So for six days work rather than
81 for seven days.
''The most distinctive creation of
the church in the economic life of
mankind is the one-day rest in
SEVEN" the letter reads. ga working
week of seven days is, or ought to be,
out of place in a Christian civilization.
1t is survival of Paganism and direct
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-12
AFTER THREE YEARS BATTLE
THEY GET $75 EACH

New York, March 12.-After a
legal battle of nearly three years, adj
illustrators of the estates of % of
the victims burned to death in the
Triangle shirtwaist factory fire,
where doors were locked so that en-
ployes could not escape, settled on
the basis of SIS each.
These amounts will not be paid by
Harris & Blanck, proprietors of the
factory, or Joseph E. Asch, owner of
the building in which 148 employees
were burned to death, but by an en-
ployers' liability company.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-12
THREE LAWYERS INDICTED ON
BLACKMAIL CHARGE

Omaha, Neb., March 12.-Three
prominent attorneys who have repre-
sented Mrs. Nellie Risley Paul in vari-
GUS legal proceedings against Arthur
D. Brandeis, millionaire department
store proprietor, have been indicted
by the grand jury on charge of black
mail.
Irving F. Baxter, formerly judge of
the district court is charged with ex-
torting $500 from Brandeis by
threatening to expose certain charges
made by Mrs. Paul that Brandeis had
improper relations with her young
son, Clarence Risley, an amateur
actor.
R. H. Olmsted, attorney, is charged
with blackmail in connection with
later payment of $4,000 made by
Brandeis to obtain silence.
T. E. Brady, who recently repre-
scented Mrs. Paul in a $250,000 dam
age suit against Brandeis is indicted
in connection with the suit. The jury
found for Brandeis, but added to its
finding that Mrs. Paul had already
been compensated for all damages.
Three other lawyers have been in
dicted on charges of embezzlement
and subordination of perjury.
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Hr. &c. 176 Sioer.
Steomooeren.
4 Stffurier al 6dns Eelnrb.
@nlbsraperen % hans ouitru AZ Rars
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Or. q. ~. 8lasoe ligger MI ing.
0eo Nntaarstio if ban Guilt | Eret.
oa oenne iterfe Mano bar maattet
hoIoe Sengen iiben. San orbeloer
lent % tiblig os belle Gagen, naar
ban err iriif, og letter Werfer efter
fla buor ban taeer iat. Sans @enner
bar ininoom aoparet BAN moo al ar
beibe iaa ibproigt % uophsrllgt.
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fanoet i'm itore Spit % @l9oe | at
arbeioe aft ban har funnel. Nn liz
aer ban ing. Ger err BOG Saab ON,
of ban peo fpnoig 2Pgebirlp tan
mart fomnle paa @enene iglen 90
after pere iaa rsrig og rolf 'om ban.
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Troiesior Nils alepen, Saprenee
u. Mathre, elmer Gable, Hagno
1angicro og Matbiloa Stnmlep er
netop perot tilbage ira aonlas eitp,
Nisiouri. bpprben DC reiite 'om &c
leaater ira ct. Clai College I'll Oct
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Ct. Sobns Menisbeo bar / @arets
Sob iaaet Jig m Strife og mn Ereit.
% timber fig rietis bra tilireos meo
begse Sele. &irfen er itor. Zen
RUNNER baaSe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
merne % Goleeets Stuoenter. en-
MORT Gin bang oper Menigbeoen /
Sommerens Sob. Zen oprinoelige
acntrafter itrss lin Sei iiior iereno
airfen par baIpfproig. Bombing.
fcmpaniet, iom haoee itiaet Siffcr-
heo for, at aontraftsren ifiiISe gisre
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gennenlebe hper Snsoagsfpelo gien-
mem belle Naret. &c bGrer ltor Tel-
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til SlsonOagt OF brlngcr morgen,
onl ban iielben eller alorig fonmcr
til oisie gpnnemeoer, I'll at lege
@ennen / Gnrum. Gen ierlte llge /
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Menigbeoen gier Set / 6Gleslfa meo
Sen oanif~= lutberife Wenigbeo her paa
Steoet. Set, iom gier @eoeu8en me
re heitioelig % impoierenoe END ell
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ganife Sorb beber iamtibi9 ON Den
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oa iamme Sag, % Oct er tore 1tng,
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