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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-08

For 81 years ". I. Douglas has guaranteed the
value BY having his name and the retail price
tory. This protects the wearer against high prices
for inferior shoes OF other makes. WI. Douglas
shoes are always worth what you pay for them. II
you, could see. how carefully w. l. Douglas shoes are
made, and the high grade feathers used. you would then
understand why they look better, 1T better, hold their
shape and wear longer than other makes for the price.
II the W. l.. Douglas shoes are not for sale In your
vicinity, order direct from factory. Shoes sent every
where. Postage free In the U. s. Write for llius-
trated CatnIog showing how to order by mail.
w. I. DOUGLAS, 40 Spark st. Brockton. Man.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-08

One year ago Germany's national,
wealth was estimated to be $50.
100000.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-08
Afronted,

The impudence Of that druggist"
What's the matter, Grayce?" !
Il went in to buy a stamp and he
asked me if I could wait until he
took an order over the telephone"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-08

The man who makes a religion Of
luck Follows Q mighty uncertain creed.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Monarch Mine
In Rich Ore

The Record Is in receipt Of a tele-
phone message from w. f.. Hoistetter
Of the MoLarch mine that they have
struck IL rieh at the mine
The have struck the ledge and %
is panning out even better than they
bad hoped for The rock viii easily
go better than twenty dollars per ton
AS 60 the amount they have no means
Of knowing yet They struck the vein
several days ago, since which time
they have been drifting along the
side of It and have gone about fifteen
feet. but have. made No attempt 90
Gross cut TO learn the width of it
Mr. Hofstetter Is feeling very jnhi-
liant over the success in hitting the
vein and the value which the rook
shows He believes that the Monarch
will be as good as any of the mlne-
on the other side of the divide
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Growers Must
Spray frees

William Buckley de&bo state
horticultural Inspector In the~aoun.
ties of Kootenai Shoshone and Bon
ner has announced for the benefit Of
owners ol fruit trees that they must
properly attend TO tue spraying of
their trees to kill dangerous Insects,
or suffer condemnation Of diseased
trees latter after they had been in
speotsd
''pbis Is necessary for the preser-
walton of trees Of tue individual
grover, as we'll Hs IN the purpose
Of preventing the spread Of parasites
to trees wheh otherwise would not be
effected with disease; aud Is 10 uccor
dame with the state law or the mat
tes. " says Inspector Buckley ''There
is no desire on my part OF on the
part of the state horticultural depart
ment to impose hardship upon own
ers Of trees Preservation OF trees
aud protection Of their valuale orons
ls the sole purpose"
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Local Firms
Win Suits

The case Of Shaw's Corner and Scot
& HALEY. both of his city versus the
Cedar Greek Mining Company of 1y
son wac heard at Occur d'Aleue Wed
nesday morning before The Court
setting wlN&Is jury The suit was
brougt to iS6oTer judgment for sup
niles furnished the defendunt After
the snlt was started and before the
ease was heard the defendant Com
pany went into the hands OF receiv
ers The plaintiffs recovered iudg
ment IN the aggregate of s738 being
the amount sued for with costs As
the attachment was served before the
receiver vas appointed this claim is
prior to other creditors William d.
Kseton represented the plaintiffs aud
b. A. La Velue appeared tor the
defendant
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20

In this CITY but Is on a fair way 10
recovery
The defense introduced no testI-
nony and Mrs Brown was bound OVER
for trial In the district court
The state was represented by the
county attorney, N d Wernette At
torney William d Keeton Of tbs city
represented Mrs Brown and will have
charge of her defense in the distict
court
After the close OF the testimony the
defendants moved t. have the case
dismissed on the ground that the
court had lost Iurisdiotion because
of not having held preliminary exa
mination within the time prescribed
by law which the defendan, held was
six days after the arrest
The motion WAS overruled hut the
point will probably be raised aud
argued before the strict court on a
writ of habeas corpus.
The tail of the defendant was fixed
at one Thousand dollars.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20

ness in other lines was good
Mr. Griffith has travelled over two
thouasnd miles in the last few weeks
stopiug at all Of the leading towns
and cities and says that he fnds the
same general conditions every where
There is q general re ival Of husineas
all over and the people are feeling
very optimistio
The passage Of the tariff aud cur
rency bills has removed The unoer
lalnity and resoItsd confidence
Money Is easy and is seeking invest
ment and the people ganerally arc
expecting the most prosperous sea
son that they have experienced In o
long time
He says that .he people everywhere
regardless of party have tie utmost
confidence i'm President Wilson That
they believe him perfectly honest ana
sincere aud that he has the Interests
of the common people at neart aud
II striving to better their condition
lie believes that Wilson Is more
popular aud much stronger with the
misses than he Was two years ago aua
that il tere was presidential cleo
,iou this fall he would be re elected
by q much larger vote tim he got two
years ago
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
High School
Debate Tonight

The trl angular debae which will be
heli at Plummer. Harrison aud this
city tonight, between teams repro
seutinp ach or the thee high schools
will decide which Of these school
will represent the south end of the
county against the Dorthfor the uham
pionRship of the county
The debate here will be held In
The hiQn sehual auditorium and ~iil
commence at eight o'clock
The question to q debated ls:-Re
solved: That the federal govern
ment should require the American
coastwIse trade to pay Panama Canal
Tolls
St. Mailes has the affirmative and
will be tpresented by George Weave,
aud Paul Davis Plummer will b.
represented by Vivian White and
Platte Blaine.
G. b Nc Faddeu. W. d. Keet1n
and Rev }. o. Harvey alll act a
judges.
There will also be vocal due
by the Misses Sylvia Drummond
aud Zella Rush aud q vocal solo by
Miss Valeria Uroze.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Supreme Court
COnVeReS Monday

The spring term Of the supreme
court will convene in Occur d'Alene
uext Monday The petition for The
rehearing in the case of the Cameron
Lumber company versus the Stack
Gibbs Lumber company, involving
the question of riparins at tine moul
OF the Occur d'Alene river. Is sehe
duled The Oamerons lost 10 the
lower court. hut won on appeal
Much interest attaches 10 the case
of Elder, administrator versus Idaho
Washington Northern Railway com
pany This was personal injury
action originally brought by Joseph
Neil to remover s5OOO0 damages lie
nbtaIrfeCa Judgment at the first trial
for s3ayB0O which the supreme court
set aside as excessive Before the 90
aond trial Nell died Elder was
appointed administrators Of the estate
aud is prosecuting the case at the
second trial Judge Flynn granted
a nOnsult and the case now comes az
ON appeal from that Judgment
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Plan For
Tournament
TENNIS PLAYERSA ACTIVE
Occur d'Alene Wants. Play With
The Local

The Occur diAleue Tennis Club
has organized for the season aud are
planning for club tournament fol
June They are also anxious TO ar
rapsfsfor a tournament with tue st
MAIN club
The club here has taken the pro
liminary steps towards reorganizing
but has done no playing as yet Quite
number have eignifiad their lnten-
tion Of joining aud the prospects are
good for having a good strong club
There are some excellent tennir
players here ami it would seem as
though it would be possible to pick
team that would make oreditable
showing in a tournament with Occur
1sral Of the leading Spokane
tennis players have also signifed
their desire to come here for a game
sometime this season so case olub
was organized here aud there is a
good prospect Of some fine sport here
in the tennis line If the local players
will only take sufficient interest 90
the matter
Among those here who take great
interest IN the game are Dr W 4
Clarte, o o Harvey. aud 70 J.. CLARK
Besides these there are number Of
others who are good players and are
taking a hand IA re organizing a olut
here Some work has been done on the
court aud il promises 60 be one OF
the fastest 90 this part of The country
The worst trouble with the one that
the CLUB has is that it is a singl,
court. thus greatly reducing the mum
ber Of players who can play at one
time There Is some talk OF putting
up another court 10 the western parl
OF town 80 there will be more oupor
tunity TO practice
II you are Interested 10 tennis anc
want to join the Club hand 10 you
application at once to Dr Clarke. Al
the Club will be limited in member
ship and the vacancies are rapidly
being filled
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Official Canvas Of
Election Returns

The board of county commissioners
met Monday AFTERNOON and made an
official canvas oi the votes cast at
the special elect t,an of March 9th.
both on the local option question
and Tie road bonds
The total number of votes cast on
the local option uneston was $3.50
OF these there we're 1892 eyes" on
dry votes aud 379s were ono" or
wet votes Tho dry majority Was i3l
There we're 6366 votes cast on tine
road bond question OF these $3.50
we're IN favor of bonding aud lO01
against, the majority against the
bonds being 1918 10 order TO nave
carried the uds would have had 20
have a two thirds majority Instead
Of that there was nearly two thirds
majority against them
OF the country preolucta Plummer
gave majority Of two hundred
aglnst the bonds and De smet one
hundred and tvonty iu favor of them
Alder Greek broke even. Benaah
t~enty eight for and three against,
Power Line gave twenty seven
for and four against while Csscad
only cast six votes ali against OF
these six votes five were wet and one
dry
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
New CreameryIS
Ready To Open
HAs XTRAFINEU EUP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT
will Be Turned Over To The Creamery Company
Within Next Few Days

The SO Maries creamey is now com
pleted The machinery has been In
stalled and the plant Ia ready to be
turned yer to the dreamer, company
A representative OF this paper
looked over the plaut after the mao
hiuery was Installed aud ready for
operat on aud TO layman 1t oertal II
ly looks good
When delivered the cream Ia frat
weighedland 600 puuud platform
scales has been provided TOR this pur.
pose It then goes into the ripener
This II Jeusou combined cream rlp
erer aud pastuerizer and has cap
CITY Of three hundred gallon
There Is alsr a lloughdal starting
Gan
When the cream is brought IN
about a plat IL taken from Saah lot
for testing This ls weighed on a pair
Of Tieommer cream scales. the most
accurate that can he made, and then
tested IN a Bqboook tester
The ohurn is one Of tue best made,
q Perfe ton, aud has a capacity OF 600
pounds of butter at one time AZ It
only takes from thirty five TO forty
minutes to churn. work and salt a
churning of 65O pounds OF butter
one can readily realize the enormous
quantity that this oLurn la capable
of making in one day. worked to its
fun capacity
From the time the cream goes In,
the chuIn is kept sealed until It is
rendy to come ont so there Ia no
chance for anythinR unsanitary to
get into the uuiter
The creamery is equipped with d
sanitary milk and cream pump, the
necessary means for handling the
product
u has q refrigerator room where
the butter Is kept after It leaves tn,
ohuru This room is equipped with a
water cooler "a water spray and an ice
shelf
The plant Is run by a six horse
poWer engine which Rets its power
ftom a ten horse boiler
There is also a steam pump but
this has not been connected up as the
plant Ia connected with the oity
water mains and will draw what
water is needed from that source
The building is oommodlous and
there Is llenty of space Ia the work
inRroom to Install an ice cream plan.
without croading the machinery for
making butter
The plant is ready to start max
ing butter at once and IL only walt
ing for the company TO take hold oi
e aud have the cream brought in
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Engages Help for
City Engineer

The street aud alley oommitie Of
the council held meeting Wedues
day evening with the olty engineer 60
discuss plans Tor the proposed street
Improvements The entire matter
was gone over thoroughly aud
ahipped into shape so that the eugi-
ueer can begin work preparing the
specifications
The counoil Is anzlous to start the
work of grading at the earliest pos.
sible moment and as lt will take con
siderable time for the engineer TO
prepare the specifications working
alone q was decided to employ a
helper for him The selc ting Of the
person 70 be engaged Et li 20 the
city engineer
Il was decided HISS. %, 20 ompolg
a person who bad had svnui.nce in
the hnd Of york thai os feeuir
cd to mai g the Improvements contem
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Bank InStalIS
Check Protector

The Lum mbermens State Bank has
just added a Todd check writer to its
equipment This is a move IN the
way Cf protector for checks It Ia
so arranged that you put your check
into the machine, turn crank aud
push some buttons aud your check
comes out with the amount not only
printed In bur the words and figures
are cut into the paper and SHREDDED so
that II Is utterly impossible to eRrse
or change them With this devise It
would seem to De absolutely lmpos
sihle to raise a check The machine
Is not very complicated and sells
for the mo derately small price of
Thirty Ave dollars which places It
with 10 the reach Of every business
man
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Marble Creek
Settlers Get Land
Will soon BE GIVEN THEIR PATENTS
J. K Booth Receives Communication Informing
him That Matter Is Settled

} X Booth Las received a lengthy
communication from Washington
informing him that TIRE controversy
between the settlers and the state
over the Marble Greek lands has been
SETTLED and tnat the settlers titles to
the land will all be confirmed
This means that the settlers have
won their long fight and wall soon
seours patents to their claims
This will great news to them end
will be cause for much rejoloiug
Many of them settled on their claims
from eight to ten years ago and have
spent large amounts in holding them
down and improving them and many
had almost abandoned hope that they
would ever secure title ana were
almost ready to give them up 10 dss
pair
Some of them not only mad 60 fight
the state but had to fight the North
ern Pacific script az we'll aud in the
face of these odds is not to be Won
dered that some Of them hecame dis
couraged aud we're ready to give up
Everyone will be pleased to hear
that this long controversy is settled
md more the pleased at the hnal out
come
Tie settlers not only { title to
their land bnt the state get lieu land
ia exchange for the land go thct 20
one Is injured
ThIs settlement will mean much
to this city Not only Ia the vast
body of timber on these lands direct
ly tributary TO this city hut many Of
tue settlers are from here aud have
property interests here, and many
thousands OF dollars Will ultimately
find their way into this aity IS re-
suit of the settlers winning out
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Appeal From
The Report
C0tUR D'ALENE WISHES
Report Adverse To improvement Oh
ST. Joe River Reversed

The Chamber of Commerce ni
Occur d'Alene has taken steps look
ing toward an appeal from the advera,
report submitted boy the federal enpi
neers relative so the Improvement OF
the ST Joe river aud a committee waf
appointed 90 gather data and fact
preparatory Go making 40 appeal
The following Is q statement mad,
Mayor } B KaganauRh Of the fed
eial engineering corps which glvef
the reasons for the adverse report
The So Maries river has too steer
siop and It's discharge Is TO small to
uslify any improvement for naviga
tion
The uavlgable portion of the 81
Joe river, from its mouth TO the town
OF Ferrel thirty two miles, has
ample width aud depth of channels
90 accommodate present and prospeo
tive commerce Above the town of
Ferrell this river is not navigatle
being q smell preoiritou' mouuisin
stream similar TO The SO Marles
The construction uf the hank pro
lection has at times been undertaken
bg the United States where necessary
Tor the protection of navigahle chan
nels. but the usual conditions prece
dent TO anch expenditures do rot ex
ift on the $50 Joe river The channel
Is wiie deep aud nxed "a position
aod aud erosion. while Objectionable
from the standpoint of the riperian
ooners will never mate tally inter
fer. with navigation Any expondi
tures or protection of banks against
erosion or for the construction OF
dykes 90 prevent flooding. would not
be justified in the interests of navlga
tion
You are further notified that all
Interested PARTIES have privilege Of
an appeal from this conclusion {,
the board Of engineers for rivers and
harbors. a permanent hoey situated
al Washington ID. o., to which all
examination aud survey reports Of
9 De character are referred Parties
desiring 90 do so may be heard on
appeal ty the board. either orally or
ln writing Written communications
should boz addressed to the board of
engineers for rivers and .rhors.
Rooms 507 $40 Colorado building.
Washington y @. and should = mail
cd 90 time to be 10 the possession Of
tle said boald within thros weeks
from The date Of this communication.
li cal hearings are desired, dates
Tor the same may be arranged for by
correspondence with the BOARD
'Any additional Information iu
reference 10 this repirt desired fos
nse iu PREPARATION for au appeal OF
arguments above indicated may ls
obtained on application to thit
office.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Will Start New
Drug Store

e NJ George and AL Hughes are
preparing 10 open a dug STORE at ST.
Joe They have rented building
bought their fixtures aiAAstAok and
are nearly settled aud VIZ have evey
thing IN readiness to ouen up Mon
day morning
There Is no drug store ct that
place now, the one that was there
having beeu destroyed by fire a short
time ago
Mrs MoGahu, the former owner OF
that store died last Decem ber and her
estate does not Intend TO open ur
again so George aud Hughes will
have no competition in their venture
Both of the young men are we'll
known here George olerked in the
Alcorn Drug store last summer and
when he quit Hughes took nis place
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
BranSOn Contracts
To Sell Logs

q a Bransun has closed a deal
with the Milwukee Lumber Company
10 take hls seasons cut Of logs or
Big Creek
The deal has been hanging fire for
sume time and was ouly oonsumatsd
The frHt Of the week lie will put lu
large force Of men and do some ex
tenslve logging this summer
lie is anxious 20 get TO work as
soon as possible but there iH still con
siderable snow ia the hills and even
where that Is gone N the ground Is
so muddy that 1t makes logging dlfa
cult a. we'll az dangerous
Hn has everything in readiness &c
hegin Sork as soon IS conditions
will premit aud went up yesterday
look over The ground and ascertain
how aoon Sc would be possible Co be-
gin logging
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Receivers From
Appendicitis Attack

N r Roberts aud son Adrian, of
Olarkia who have been 10 the CITY for
several days Jeff for home Wednes
day. Mr.. Roberts came down two
weeks ago to bring his son who VAS
suffering With a severe attack Of sp-
pendioitls aud put him ia Platt's
hospital. lie had previously CON
suited a doctor who informed him
that an Immediate operation was The
only thiag that. would save bis sons
life.
lie wzs prejudiJed against opera-
tons except as a last resort aud Doc.
tor Platt thought the boy could be
cured without resurtinR "a one.
The result proved bis judgment for
when the boy left for home after
spending twelve days 10 the hospital
ne had recovered aud was practically
as we'll as ever.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20

"a N Thosterson who has teen la
Spokane siuce shout the frst Of Jan
aary is spendin the week visiting his
family here He bias just taken a con
irnct to du the painting on tbe new
Wallace high school The building la
considerable lager than the high
school here and be gets between
fourteen aud afteen hundred dollars
for painting it
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20

@ Hunt returned Wednesday
from southern California whefe ha
spen- the winter ne was 10 San
Diego at the time of che recent sew.
ere storm aud although It was not sa
bad there as at Los Angeles it vas
certainly bad enough one Of the worst
be- ever saw. Mrs Hunt ahu vas south
with him stopped of 10 Seattle on
her way back aud Is there now visit
ting friends
clarence Butler has received word
from bis wife who is at the hcspilal
la Coeur d'Aieue with her mother
Mrs. @. II. Grimm that her mother
Is rallyinQ from her attack. sac ia
still very low nut the doe ors htva
stroug hopes Of her complete ieeoe,y.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Tacoma Man Sees
Good Times Ahead

II q kiiith Of Tacoma has been
sr*'~ Jug a lew days 10 this city lie
I'd WF Sargent are old time friends
having fret became acquainted at The
Republic Mining camp somiehing over
twenty years ago and his Visit here
VAS mainly to see Mr. Sargent But
he Is 20 we'll pleased with the city
and it's future prospects that be hss
nearly made up Is mind 60 locate
here Speaking OF conditions on the
caass Mr. Grifiith said that business
was picking Up wonderfully The saw
mills and shlgle mills had aii started
earlier than common aud we're ruu-
ing to their full capacity and busi-
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Mrs Brown
Bound Over

yte preliminary hearing OF Mrs G
E Brown who shot Duke Harris aud
Mrs Nettie Pressler at 81 Joe several
weeks ago was held Tuesday al Occur
d'Aleue before Probate Judge Reed
The charge upon which she wss
held was assault With Intent to com
NIT murder MIS- Piessler. who hae
completely recovered from be wound.
was the principal witness for lhe
state Harris Is still 10 tue hospital
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20

plated here, more particularly on-
who has had experience 10 pnitinr
in a drainage system go city sltuai
ei rs this ia
lt is hoped TO have tha enigueer
ing work so far along that It will Dc
possible to advertise foi bids vithin
the next ten days
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20
Griffith Is
Improving Store

r Griffith is making some exten
sive improvements to his store Ia the
Odd Fellows building He has torn
out the partitions of the living rooms
in the rear and added the space 20
the st1re
Tie has also put in some new fix
tnses and the entire store and shel
Wing has been repainted and kalso-
mined giving 1t q very neat appear
anoe Cliff and Magni did the work
aud they certainly have done a good
job
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20

City Attorney Hull left Wednesday
for the east to accompany his Wife
home She has been spending several
weeks there Visiting frieude
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-03-20

Edward kasemeyer, manager of the
Idaho Mercantile company was trans
acting business 90 Spokane Tuesday