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The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16

bright red, while the sides of the
buildings are decorated in green.
A new addition 40xS0 feet has bean
added to the agricultural exhibit
building, made necessary by the
growing demands for space to show
a splendid lot of entered state product s
the state exhibits portend the largest
display of the kind ever gathered in
Arizona
Among the improvements laid uot
this year by the commission is one
that will meet with the approval Of
all who have the good Of the big
fair at heart, and that is the lawn
which will run from the main gates
to the grandstand. This lawn which
is growing nicely will serve double
purpose. 1t will not only add great
ly to the beauty of the grounds bu
viii aid in laying the dust which here
tofore has been a problem
A space of seventy-f1ve feet long at
the south end of the grounds has been
set for parking automobiles this year,
and meets a much needed demand. It
will be fenced off and devoted exclu
siyely to the gas buggies.
Secretary Shaughnessy has had
big force of men at work for some
time getting the many Improvements
and additions ready for the opening
date and despite the counter attrac
lions of the over seas war, this years
Arizona State Fair stands a good
chance of making history, not only in
noint of its excellence brit in point of
attendance from the outside.
This letter fact is emphasized by the
advance demand for Accommodations in
lhe big grandstand. With the addi-
ton of more than sixty new boxes to
the already large list of boxes in the
stand, the drawing found only twelve
left after those who had sent in
checks for reservations had been taken
care of in the matter of Accommodations.
These twelve boxes are all good loca-
lions and will be given out to those
who were unable to get in on the
first allotment. OF the several who
sent in checks to assure themselves
boxes a few failed to attend the draw
ing and the management of the fair
asks that they step into the Secretary S
office at an early date and select their
own tickets in the drawing box.
While but twelve boxes are available
after the first drawing Dame Fortune
| has left some of the very choice booths
| for the late corners.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16

| of cotton exports actually IN progress
or about to go. The movement already
amounts to more than 200, 006 baleS,ac-
cording to statements transmitted to
foreign trade authorities here That
is movement, if continued, will re-
suit i'm enlarging the balances IN favor
OF the United States, and will conse-
Guently greatly alleviate the foreign
exchange situation, is fully believed
and predicted.
st is probable that within a short
time, according to the best informed
men, the exchange situation will thus
become very much more nearly normal
and as RESULT, one phase of the
present difficulties will be eliminated
from further considerations.
improvement in the near future is
predicted not only in cotton but also In
a number of other lines on the
strength of the information which had
been received. here during the past
day or two The reports from the
Northwest seem to show that condi-
lions there are. most satisfactory and
that the sales of grain are already
realizing active. cash returns much
beyond the expectations of growers
earlier in the season. Manufactured
exports and imports are expected to
continue small for good while, al
though if the beginning of peace nego-
ia lions can be fastened it is believed
tnat an almost Immediate revival of
trade will be enjoyed
In New York foreign exchange is
steadily dropping. The exchange mar
ket is now being regulated by the nat
uraI order of supply and demand and
the former exceeds the latter.
lae payment this week of approx
mately $S,250,000 New York City obli-
cations relieved the exchange market
from buying power that might have
carried the rate above So. Sentiment
is running so strongly in favor of a
closer approach to normal conditions
that uptown importers of fabrics and
downtown importers of sugar, coffee
and other commodities in New York
City, are practically out of the market.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
scaIers' Conference at Flagstaff

Representative of the District
Headquarters of the Forest Service at
Albuquerque will convene conference
of timber scalers from Arizona and
New Mexico, at the camp of the Flag
staff Lumbe and Manufacturing COM
pany on October % and 25. Under
the present practice of the Forest
Service, all saw logs in timber sales
are numbered, stamped ~. s." and
scaled by Government representatives.
That the purchaser may be assured
of an accurate scale, the work of all
local scalers is examined by check
scalers from the District office. To
secure further check on the collec-
tive accuracy of the Forest Service
scale, this Sealers' Conference will
enable each officer engaged in scaling
on important sales to compare his
scale on from 300 to 800 logs with
the scale of other scalers and check
scalers in the District. Not much
divergence in the scaling by different
men is expected, since it is rather
unusual for a check scaler to differ
from an ordinary scaler by a total of
more than two per cent, more or
less
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of the es-
tate of Jacob Green, deceased, pur-
suant to an order of the Superior
Court of the County of Greenlee,
State of Arizona, made and entered
in said Court on the 9th day of Oct
ober, 1914, will, on or after the 18th
day of October, 1914. at the office of
Stratton and Lynch, Clifton, Arizona,
sell at private sale the following
described property, to-wit:
Lot nine in Block two of West
Clifton, Greenlee County, Arizona. to
the highest and best bidder for cash.
Bids will be received up to and in
Guiding said date last named s-bove
at the above named office.
PICKENS ANDERSON,
Administrator.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
THE NEXT
PLACE OF MEETING.

PHOENIX, Oct 9.-After deciding
to meet in Flagstaff for the sixth an
nual convention, the State Federation
of Labor adjourned today.
1t was agreed to take over the labor
paper published in Phoenix as a fed
Grafton organ. The legislation COM
mittee was instructed to draw bill
making it a felony for any corporation
to employ a peace officer. 1t was
announced that they intend having
the Kinney bill added to the mining
code as amended. Bert Davis, the
present incumbent, D. S. Conrad, and
E. j. Warren, all of Phoenix, were
nominated for president. The nomi-
nees for secretary are R. A. Camp
bell, present incumbent, Bisbee; H. E.
Fox, Globe; A. w. Wilkinson, Phoe-
nix. Vice presidents and committee
men were also nominated. The Off
GERS will be elected forty days hence
by referendum vote of all the union
members affiliated with the organiza-
ton.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
CONFIDENCE IS GROWING.
Conditions Arising Out of War Are
BEING Adjusted.

New York, Oct. 13.-Despite the
probability that the European war will
continue indefinitely, it Is nof agreed
that commercial conditions in this
country are rapidly improving and
that the outlook for business generally
is very bright.
every much greater confidence is felt
here" says a Washington dispatch to
the New York Journal of Commerce,
''in the prospect regarding the ratifica-
ton of the general commercial situa-
ton. The one thing which,more than
any other, is deemed to show return
of normal conditions is the resumption
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16

O-9-2tc.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
STATE FAIR DECORATIONS
Big Annual Exposition to be offered
in Newly Painted and Decorated
Buildings.

Extensive repairs and decorations
which will make the Arizona State
Fair grounds look like new this fall,
are about completed. When the gates
open on November 9th, the big
stands and exhibition halls will be
repainted and cleaned from the en-
trance gate to the far turn of the
racing oval.
An improvement which will be
noticeable will be the lowered inside
rail fence of the race track. This
fence which was too high to assure
the safety of the jockies aboard their
fast speeding mounts hugging the in
side, has been lowered SO that it will
not be in danger of injuring the little
pilots in the races. 1t has also been
painted and adds much to the appear
ance of the track.
Directly opposite the big band
stand the base of which has been given
a sparkling coat of white, the timers
stand has been augmented with num-
Der of dressing rooms for the lady
.acrobats who will be here to entertain
this fall.
The barns, exhibit stalls, and stock
sheds on the entirt exhibition track
have been treated to a coat of fresh
paint, even to the roofs which are a
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16

We are firm believers in American made mer-
chandise. We believe that in selling the pro-
ducts of our manufacturers we are helping every
person living in these United States. The pre-
sent crisis in Europe has affected every industry
in this country. We can soon relieve the Situa-
ton by working together and boosting for
MADE IN AMERICA" merchandise.
This week we are calling your attention to
new arrivals in our Ladies Department, all
MADE IN AMERICA and now ready for your
inspection
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
COATS

Our showing includes the new creations-Cape.
Goats, Redingote and Military effects in plaitS,
checks and pile fabrics. They are the "BiSchof"
and Palmer makes. No two alike, and coats
that will be comfortable and stylish We have
provided large assortment of all the popular
sizes from Ia years up. You will find these
garments perfect as to material and workmanship
and we have marked them at very attractive
prices From. SIS 90 to $500
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
MILLINERY

Styles for this season can be found here in a
beautiful variety of the newest shapes. This
week we received new shipment of the Gage
pattern hats, no two alike. They are now ready
for you inspection. From SIS up to $3.50
We are also showing nice selection of I'M
trimmed shapes, flowers plumes, etc. You may
have hat trimmed to order with NO extra charge
for the work.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
To Duncan

To Duncan
HonorabIes L. Kearney and F. B.
Lame, candidates for the office of
Superior Court Judge, visited this
week at Duncan, in the interests of
their candidates..
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-10-16
SUITS

There is ''Style'' about these suits that i'm
parts an air of exclusiveness. They are not just
ordinary suits. The "Bischof' and 'sPalmer"
makes are both shown. We were put to much
pains to secure materials that would be different
No two are alike. New models are arriving ev-
any time you visit our store.
Prices range from - $3.50 up to $500
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
Sin Glefumt in sabndr5tIidler BE-
banOinmg.

SIN 3oologiiden @arten 81 4 len
befinOet ii9 jebt elm 3ieieneleiant
ser Den 0reSOnern nidt un5etarnt
lit, ga er bier I'M leBten 8inter, mIb-
retr0 oes @aItIpiels OeS DIRECTORS
5toi6.5 orraIani, nod oorgciifbrt
matr0e. S[ltf Ser 0~iesidbrigeu &elIe
Der Surraiani-S dou muBte ibn Ger
Director in Yoien I'M 3~oolo9tld;er
@arten laiien, oo er megen ieiner
MieIengroBe aui Der 8abn niht mel r
al transportieren ging. u@obn", iule
Ser DidbGnter in Yoien genaatlt
tpirO, m1tBte am 6reitag poriger
@ofe eine 0abndr8tlihe ge6onollln5
iiber iid ergeben laiien: iein ein6iger
nod borbonoener StoB5abn nit Dem
uGobn~ BET ldlefter 2aune ooer
tpenn er lonit feline uMuden" bate,
Ii6 Idon aaerlei iebr fpenig Doril-
Ioie Sder3e erlaubt bate, Ioate bun
10 Itarf g~efiir3t werOen Dab Die @e'
fnbr meiteren geiabrliden unTltJs
ltarf geninOert miipOe. 3n oielem
3tpede mar Ser bette aeniter una
ein6tmolige SER unO Weelltar
oGobns", Ger 8trfusoireftor Gar.
rolani leIbit nit benz 3irfust:erardt
Or. W5brtne un0 einigen 3~lrfusan.
geIteaten eri6ienen, INN oa8 urter
llmItGu0en nntiirlih iebr get )rlihe
Wert 8u poIGbringen. Borber mar
uGobn" 6ur1 cine i6mer3liAe raoi-
Tale &ungertllr bon mebreren Fagen
eigens tart geihrGft Doroer, I'm
linn Rroft unto Mut our Nerteioigung
ieineS 9eiibtimS 10 iebr tDie nogliA
All rauben. 2opH1iitteln0 i'm 6ads~
ftdbIi9en Sinne upo nit porautlrfs-
boGem SronrpetengeiGinette WuBte
,Gobn~ 3uieben, tpip ieiit @6egeipo1ls
Dora lire r~egelmdBigen 0eicu.
nerS uruO 9iners erbielt, p1brenS
CT gGn3IiH peruohIdifiqt tpitrOe.
aiiraIid b~eriammelte Iih auBer Den
i6on @enannten utpo Dem Director
Dr. 9odtnonn neblt fpeiteren 8oo-an-
g~efteIten etne groBe Shar bon 9ii-
fdoitern Inn Die StGtte oes 3i eriuar-
teu6en in~tereIionten S9auIpicls,
ndrnlid Inn fem @ebese Dor Oem
@efontenbauIe, mo- bereits ale Wor-
b~ersitunoen 9etroffen wnren: QctSen
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

gum GeIIeln, 5tpei Sdsen, 9esin'et.
tionsmttteI, Observation-Disclosures,
cine StihfIamne u. a. Wiit etruos
gemilhten@e Ablcn begriibte n6obn"
ieinen e6enoIigen $errn uro bttar
togor 5ir 8eeriiBung Die Ians'rt.
bebrten Delifateiien IN @eltolt n.n
Rifben, Qomnibbrot, 8uder uho.
MIio 6arum Ole b0ien 6nltento9e, I'm
6ereeitalt begriBt 3u weroenl uno
Damn befom CT gar nod cine gcple,
einen gun5en elmer bon. @ie iaaet
er nit Diel gebngen oos bcrrllhe
@ebr1u Elm into ME ihmedt oas
pradttg, intereIiaHt, pifant, eigcn.
titmlid beinube. @ber oos lit ma.
tiirIid niir pegen Der longen Sft-
bebrunq. Do nabt iih pIotlih $err
Sorrolant mit einem perodttigen
@erfseua: elmer frdftigeu Sauo-
(@arten.) Sage. .nGobn" 8iebt lid
Handd1t etpas miBtrnuiih 5nriId.
9lber Sun9er tut tpeb, uno Hii6er.
8uder, Hiiben unO uodmals Srh
aor ait berrlid ihmedcnOe 9tii6eE
limo nod Itdrfer ais iein MiBtraueit,
uno ct nobt Iid pieoer Dem periiJ-
reriIhen @emiiie. Dod mie miro Dem
HieIen? Sonte etpa Ooroin Die
Ihone @oule 2 8 meb, oicie
heimtiidiIhen MenIhenl D@obn"
merit iebt ielbit, Dab es nit Dem &c.
ariiBunqsidoppen BON Oorbiu, ser 10
~Ion0erbor uanoers" ihmedte ais
Ionit, uidt gon3 rihtig sepeien iein
mub. Sn ser Sat mar Oos @eioif
BON porbin Elm idlimmer Eronf: cine
- aur Narfotiiierutg bereitete Mi
ihrna BON GbIoralbpOrnt Srr-
mer mebr 3eigt iih Die @irfung Oes
8et6rtbungsfnittels. @r lit Idppah
un6 bilfslos mic elm aino uno !aBt
lid aaes fraftlos gefolIen. Dos lit
ser ri6tige Monlent. yaoh Near.
maliQen oergeblihen 9eriuhen Be.
Iinot es 0en bereinten &r1ften Oes
Serrn Sarroidni urt0 ieines @ebil.
fen, Dem armen 09idhen", tpie Elm
mitleiSiger 9offiih iogt, ben StoB-
8a6n in elmer 2dnge bon ettua ellteltl
6alben Meter, BON porn gentellell,
qIutt oltrb3uIGgen. @ie fort &c.
idtrd6t pGobn~ gemeien fem mss,
o6ne ooB er in belle Narfoie gefallen
mar, ge6t oaroltS berDor, 0aB er lid,
o6ne nit Der @imper III 3udcn, OlS
0urti1gen ouh oes fi~ngeroiden
Nerps I'M Snnern oes StoBaabnes
glatt gefaaen lieB! &rafen0 fdat 0as
Stiif oes idnperen StoB3abntnrIpS
CUR gr0e. Sin 8lutltrabl idiebt aus
Der offenen 8abnmunOe berauS.
Shneu miro NIT ~gliibenOen Snfen
lnO fleinen SpieBen Der gtero ourh
Ausbrennen 3u totem geIuft. MuHl
nit Slpblimot uno 5ormalin Iu6t
man, 10 gut es gebt, Die 8u1toe, Die
brenne0e, 5u Oesinii5teren. @ber es
blutet obne llnterlaB. Hah Der
9eroa1totina pltroe Ser lebte &elt-
itumpf ieiner foitboren, ober aud
gef1brIiHen 3ier0e 6iibih funibge-
rebt plonibiert. 9enunNerno beben
eiiige 3uihauer Sic ihfpere Maiie
oes a%bgetrennten. bllttbeIpribten gl-
ferbeins es lit iebr ifauer, liato iebt
3iebt nod Ser Eierar5t bag etfpa %
3entimeter Ianoe, fingeroide Sfiid
oes O1trhIGateu 0erbs aus Der Sob
lung Oes db9eiG9ten 8dbns.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

h OberISuDtI8er eebbofAgfett Ots.
plitiert.
Dos 2ctIensdhdft TIT reht eintr6g.
lid, beIon6ers fir ote 2eiite, pelde
erobe @eieufhaften 5u ibren Stun.
BEN sdbIen. gs bererbt fth 0esbalb
aud bteIfah bonn Batter auf ben
Sobn, fons bieier anIoge unO gei.
aunq seigt, BITE 8robeiobre ab3umo.
den un0 Dor elmer 4ommiiiion unter
Borltt oes Observation-Disclosures Snipef.
tors bic poreeidriebene idriftlide
uu0 proftii6e Hriifune ob6uIeeer.
Sod otter elite mtr0 benz Soften
ie0e ginselfobrt al bereinbortem
Cote beaabIt. Gin 2otie erbdlt fir
bic Gohrt BON ct. Soar bis Gaub
Is &C., er fam alio, oo er meiIt
tGeIi6 mebrfo1 Die Strede 5uriid.
Ieqt, feline 90 SO. pro Gag berOienen.
Ser 9ienIt ouf benz Sdlepper ielbit
miro babel ettpos bober be5obIt ais
Der oitf ben Mnbdngern. Cine ollf
Dem <oeritlbl itets oonfbor begriiB.
te SoIe normen &offees, einemSdie.
bonner ODER cine boaGnoiide 3igarre
bolt auBeroem Der Sdiffer tets fir
ben ibm oft felt longen Sobreu be.
freun0eten Soften bereit.
@rgan8t miro Der 2otienOienit
Ourd Die EGtiefeit Der Jog. n@obr.
Idouer", 0eren auf Der einItiinOiqen
Strede bon ct. @oor bis Sberpeiel
ouein flint in fleinen llferb6uiern
Itotioniert iino. Ser @obriholier be.
radridtiat Die 81 Berg 8iebenOen
Gobrserge binlidtlih Der ou &ol fab.
ren0en Sdiffe, oonit fir 0ieie, Die
niMt balten uno itiuiegen fonnen
ooS 6obrwoIier freigeeeben miro.
Cine rote 6Iogee meloet babel Elm
S6iff nit Nnbnne, cine tueiBe einen
Sdiffs8ue, cine rotweiBe eth 6loB.
Ser 2otIe ouf benz nit 1000 bis
1000 3fer0efr1ften un0 einem An-
bonqe Bis al 10000 8%entner gu
9era Itompfenoen SdleppOompfer
mttB 0esboIb ons ieoer 8iegung oes
Strones ihorf nod Den 6logget-
ftqnolen ousIugen unO redt3eitig
ben linn anbertrmtten Sdiffs5ug 10
ftiueqen, bob Die Si Gal fabrcn0en
Sdiffe ousreihen0es 6abruaiier fin
ben.
go rmu16t un0 brnitf1 es in 8pi-
ihenr1umen intmer tpieoer aufS ne1te
borbei an benz 2prelepfelien, 5milhen
Ben beaen Steinf0pfen Der 6eliens
rife, borbei an ben ounItberbange.
men, minterlid Itinen un0 mGrden-
boft bertrGrmten StGotden ct. Soar,
SbermeIel, gaub, 8o6erohL Cord,
Biz binauf nod 8ingen. mo nit Dem
beriihtioten 8inger. Code Die gefob-
re%n6rinQenoe @ebirgsItrefe enOet.
l1n0 ieoesmal, menn elm Shlepp3ug
mie0er boritber 1T, pern boriiberge-
bend ouf Der itb~erfebbaren Strom-
fI16e fein onoeres Sobr5elig iidtbar
miro oIs Die fleinen 6lieger, IN De-
men Soften unter ~ruftpeiiem <oern
beimmGrts6ieben, berriht mieoer bic
feI6e Ber6ItIihe MIeInnholie 5pii6er
ben boben 6elienb6ngen ienel
StimmungsOritf, ans benz man iid
BEL fnfenoem @beno germ in ems
Der trauIi6en olten Stdotden rettet
UNI beim iummenOen Diem unO 30.
ben Gdoppenglaie i'm &reiie Der
mettergebrGunten Stelterlerte 81 DO.
rem uno All re0en BON Dem bier aaes
9enfen beberriAenoen Strom BON
2eben uuf benz G9ein un6 beim rbei-
niSGen Meiu.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07
Die alteite 9erlimsrim.

Sn @uBlono un0 1bnli1en obieits
bon Ser &ultur liegeiloen 2Gn0ern
ioa es ia cine gan0e Wenge Sunoert.
idbrieer geben bod man apeifelt
INNER elm nenia oaran, Oh oieie
0oblrei1en m1nnli1en uno tDeibliden
Wtetbuialeme einen omtli6 beglalt-
bigten @eburtsi6ein beiiben - 10
ettDa fDie I'M olten Naterlanoe Der
bon obrigfeitsmeaen 10 trel bel ieoer
@eIegenbeit our Mn-, glb- uro nod
bieIerlei ionitigen Welounaen Iiebe-
bon beronqeaogene Stnatsbiirger.
@enn IN 9elitidlollo ieinono dufitebt
ult0 bebolbiet: SD bin Eunoert
Sabre ut, 1r0 oieie 8%ehottptling
6rrh einen bebor6Iih qeItempeIteii
@eburts- ooer Soufihein iHtpdr5 ntf
meiB befrGftigt, oonn pir6 niemonn,
ielbIt Der Grgite Sfeptifer nidt, niif
MIR etnen 9lllgenblid an ser @nbr
belt Der MnQoben 8%ipeifeln. l1no cine
foIHe gefpiiiermoBen amtIid begloii-
bige S1tnoerti6brige, 0eren 2entenar.
feier foaor fhon Elm SSn6r 5itriid-
Iiegt, fonnen mir in Der @itme Sem
ribs %begriiBen bic oIs dIteite Ser
linnerin einen 3ipar etiuoS ritrae-
Iiqen, aber fonit nod reht riilti1en
8efpeis fir Sic gefltnoe 2lft Ser
0e1ttihen &eihsboiiptIto6t erbrinat.
: Do8 rote Rreu3 in @ien. Die
6fferrethiide @eieaiAoft bonn &oten
4rels fAafft cine @itsbiIoungson-
ftalt fir acknowledgements i'm
arteg tno Srie6en, 6ie oIlen mo6er.
men Mnforoerungen geredt peroen
ion. Das Miniiterium oes Snnern
bat eiren 2ebrplan aufgeite1t, Der
mad 5~tpeiidbriger 2ebr8eit sic Be
re6tigung al elmer itootliden Brii-
hing bietet. Gen Abi6ltB biIoet bic
BerIeibung oes OiplomS ais nNote-
9reua.S dpeter".
Moripegii6er meibIiher Midter.
Gr6uIein @utb Sorenien, btsber
Nedtsantpolt in gbriitionia, lit bon
Der nortpegiihen Heeierung gum
Nf6ter ernont poroen.
Sober Sag. er lift bergebers,
SIT i'm @lthe oeines 2ebens
geiHts, elm unbeihriebenes BIott.
WobL mem morgen 10 mie beute,
Stebt oariu nuf ieber Seite
Con 6fr cine quite Eot.
@etkG
Washington Journal., 1914-02-07

Mortpegii6er neibliher Nifter.
Gr6ulein Illtb Sorenien bisber
@edtsonipalt in gbriItionia, lit bon
Der nortpegiihen Heeierung gum
Mf6ter ernort tporoen.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-01-08

Lacrosse is the national ball
game of Canada. It came from the
aboriginal red men, who doubtless
played it for many centuries before
the discovery of the new world.
Different tribes played it In differ
emit ways, and it was usually very
rough The name was given to it
by the French Canadians, who saw
the resemblance between the curv-
ed netted stick used in playing it
and q bishops crozier or crosse
New York Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-01-08

A man complained TO his doctor
recently that every time he bent
forward slightly and held out his
arms horizontally, waving them
around in small circle, he felt q
sharp pain in his left shoulder
blade.
swell" snorted the doctor, swhy
the dickens do you want to do such
@ contortion actS"
Show else Is a man to put his
overcoat on, doctor~ Harper's
Weekly.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-01-08
Weed Crals Inssallalisa.

The Women of Woodcrait will
hold their regular Installation of
officers Tuesday eve. Jan, IS. Every
member Is requested to be present
and visiting neighbors have cordial
invitation.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-01-08

The John J. Holland company
played The Wolf to large audience
at the Nezperce opera house last
Friday night. In this presentation
our people had the pleasure Of Wit
Messing some IF the cleverest and
strongest acting ever attempted be-
fore a Nezperce audience. This
company can make good anywhere.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-01-08

The wrestling match pulled off at
Lewiston between Ernest Miller OF
this city and Johnny Hatfield Who
claims Kansas City his home; and
among other things claims the light
weight championship of the North
west, resulted in a draw, after tum-
bling about ON the mat for an hour
and a half, neither securing fall.
The first bout lasted an hour; then
a rest of Is minutes followed, and
then after wrestling for 80 minutes
in the second bout the referee an
nounced the aforesaid decision.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-01-08

The freight rate on coal from the
Kremmerer, Rock Springs and Dia-
mondville districts in Wyoming has
been cut from $3.50 to $50 per ton
to vollmer; or about so cents per
ton to all points in the Lewiston
country. The new rate goes into
effect today. This will help some.