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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-02
Enormous Losses in Ten-oay Fight.

Paris.AA dispatch to the Havas
News Agency from Nish, Servia, tells
of enormous losses By both Servian
and Austrian armies in n monster bat
tie which has ragged without a halt
for the Last ten days.
In one engagement the Austrians
are reported TO have lost 10000 In
killed and wounded.
The losses on the Servian side are
said to outnumber even the casualties
of the Austrians and great numbers
of prisoners have been taken.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-02
Waoinq Air Campaign.

Paris. Sept. 2S.-The Germans
opened their air campaign Saturday
night and. while aeroplanes were wag,
ing furious attack on Paris. Zep-
pelin was bombarding Warsaw, and
others the defenses at Alost, Client,
Dynze, Minelbeke and Rolleghem In
Belgium.
The Zeppelin which made the raid
on Warsaw Sunday morning was shot
down near the fortress Modlin and its
crew was captured.
Panic reigned as four bombs were
dropped on Paris. One blew the
head from the shoulders of man who
was standing on the corner with his
daughter, and crippled child The
other bombs did little damage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-02
Serbs Still Win.

Nish, Servia.-The battle which has
been progressing for several days
near Krupini, on the Drina river, has,
according to official announcement,
ended in complete disaster for the
Austrian army
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-02
Airships to Navy's Aid.

London. - The Russian armored
cruiser. Bayan, is reported to have
sunk a German cruiser and two Ger
man torpedo boats in the Baltic. The
German vessels are said to have been
laying mines at the time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-02
None Enemies Here.

Entorces our NEUTRALITY.
Washington. - Secretary of the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-02
Italy Seeks Excuse.

Rome.-According to a report from
Basel Germany has asked Switzer-
land to allow the movement of troops
through that country. The Swiss
government is said to have refused,
and has notified Italy, who is pre-
pared to resort to arms in defense of
its neighbor's neutrality.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
UNITED NINE WORKER
ORGANIZER on TRIAL

Vancouver. ~ e. Jan. :=to-
Nnr-ia. s-s~naI srsanis-r .f ,h.'
,'nl,-, Mia. WaTH"ts ~ Am-s,sa.
and --., sH"~a ans.as italian ss-si
miners. .as pIas~', -, 's,si ,.s,-ss
.ias In the assis- r-au p; >s~
w-s,mia.,"r. oa civ CHARGES of 'sas
aud si.,.sss a-ssrus,isn ~, property
a, i.s,sn.,.s. Vancouver isisna. oa
Nusas, "a
Ans",.. !, is charged ny 'h~ sssv ,
is an- .i the nsss ~ao lsssNes The
riots. -hish occurred ~h~s s,s NJ
.ss-a hsnasrss H-a inv s''-sI the lit
sic minins ssrsP sn t-s hi,s ssa
alter aSias 'hs rea.uhsaa vnr.~rs
sna ih-n is',i1i-s ,s tl.. ~"-i.. ,..
rii.a ~. sr.a.. &. 'h-is h.-s.s art
piiisE-a ..-'us
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
Rebsls v.esos.ouS Nss. Tos,-cn.

~ I'as"s T"zEss saas uur
hundred aai ihiS'v z",di-fs - feel
rrals ard the Trsi rebels vrr- KILLED
in = battle los, Saturday and 1ludsy
b-,Wc-n iIu-rta anh constitutional
let '.r.-~ eight miles northwest a.,
r"trr.u. according tn bcisiri aiSir.
- reaching G.u.Ssl y. \ I-nsv i-s
.' iuar"s frrm "hibushuss
T~. Thousand tod-rais. vho hsf
allied ou, from the protection .f
'h" wells IT T"rr""u. ",iiun'ly to at
'~mpi = fisu. movement at"uui tho
right wing IT ,br r~i,ci '"Fcss b.s-
si-sins 'h- 'i'y. v.-~ driven hack
n'o T"rr-"a after struggle that
lasted n-aSil tr. ,lsyz.
uf the - f.i-rai- tiil-yl. siS w.r-
,tfsrrss Til" rri'~I ius4 Is estimated
=, ~ dcsi and e" v"un icd. TNuH-
weight prisoners captured hr ,b-
fSdcrais. according 4. the reports TO
r-iyci h. General It~ns,iirg
Heaviest fighting orEtrfcI gup
h'E sHH'- HhNfN hF 'NH' NNF'N HNhAsNN
between N,ilcs and s,iansnta. sub
tSba uf Tufrgpn. Tn. d-f.1t u said
~ hsN" dsmUrsIi,. the federal arm
" I.nHo men IN Tort.uu.
Con s;itu'i.nsiis' iogr-s unic. col
tn.f EIisIio Guii"rrcs aud Urn- II
jus" V E,bi-s have rc-ar'rtai the
important town. .f ratras. GENERA
'"iscda aud san Pedro. c.ahuiis..
rom federal forces. after three dsys
lighting. according to- official advir-
Re also received by General i,cnati
ics. Parras and Gcn-raI Ccpcis arc
situated on the National Railway.
ronncrting saItiilu with Turr.on
Of these two .rvint- ziV.s
The rebels a big advantage over IN.
federal army in ToIT.on. which IS
more Thoroughly than ever now cui
NJ from communication
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
5rs,ish c,sis<, 10 Mexico.

i'tynaa,.. ssns,sna. Jan rhr
H'iush cruiser s:ss~, has L--n sesnr
snis.'.n--i h-F- f.r s-1siF- us,h tho
f"asih sSuis-s squadron I.A.r 'a-
command sf H.aT NhmiTai sic ri,riss
Inrh-r sraassrls ~. is 4. ssii "n
lanusry ~ Toe Iamsiras lies stsiss
al NiIi srinx tho tiss,i.s sts-nztb
ct a.. usisish Cruiser s-Iuadr,n i. 'h-
West ladies So d" five vessels rh-
safs.it is the flagship ~ th' I-@r
NiHitai and 'h- either f"ar 'fuisrrs
,r- 'h- i'.tviss. thr I.snsss'rF. ,hs
iIrrmi.n- aui Iass-vs
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
JAPAN TO Bun ) THREE
MORE pREADNAuOHrs

Toxic Isn The Jai,aa-sc Gov
rs.m~a1 bss tsrrn iufosa~'i that ,h.
new cruiser iIsrtna. ~sish ~as
lsua' he'd N n-ss s''-r st k"t~. -,li
b. ready ss-unsS shan 90. -tfs-strs,.
is-s saus- ~ shr @ssFrraz as 'h- buil''s
-. in z'S'inE a'.',A d-iIs.', al
some NJ 'sS materials r-r.ir-s IN
construction japan will bniIa 'hr~
.''T.- -F.siE~saBaush.s IN trtI In hnms
dpshyeTiss aad ss making plans =.
form an aerial army
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
MILITANT suYFS 10 LAY
TROUBLES BEFORE EluO

London. Ian. The militant s...
frasr''ss na,r tsr,d-i In Ia, their
,sp-hi-s n~fo.. Ming Geofsc r<fson.
ally " ihry ran set an suaiyn.e
Th-y will ssaa deputAis,n to his
maisss to protest asssiss, 'n- tot.
,ur~ at suiira f.',r prisoner. aad 'c
demand vote. 'ar ~o~.est
Tho militant ssftraxsss~s arsut
shss tho du~trsn. that the kias ma
- s.rross ne,i cniy ,hrnusa the can.
inc, ministers applies ooI, 10 the
sasr ot m.aa rhny announce that
"~omca refuse =. Communicate th-i,
i-ms nd. Ia. the king through .ani.s,
n'iniss"rs. vhom ;ssy hold IN COZ.
temp, aud Who have .esraf.d tb.tus
selves hy their cruelty and 'r-acr.
cry
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
THE NJ ARK CT S
~ FVLL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
W DAILY RCPORT8 W
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

kaasas Guy. Mo. Ian. Hogs;
Receipts 1900; marie, 3 To lor
lower. hulk OF sales ...o TO s.Is:
heavy : to $40: packers aud hutch
ors $40 tn $40; lights -" 10 s:
PIGS ; 10 ga,
Cattle; Receipts S.aoo: market
steady In strong; prim" led ste-rs
80" tn so. dressed beri steers -.
To 10: western steers 81. To $50.
soniheFn steers Ia y COW. ,..n Ia
..i.: h.lf-ru $50 la .: sioek-fs and
feeders .s.;a to so; baiis 3.:5 Ia
:.5a: calves i.3a 10 II,
sheep: Receipts s.""o: markc,
steady: ismhs :.." 10 sia y.ari.nss
..:: tn ',:s' w~sh-r. $50 ia =: r~~.
$50 Ia $50.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
RELEASE OF nav on
nan Is uRoED

Concord. y. IL Ian. THE re-
lease on hail o' Harry u nav
would no, menarc puhiir safety y
the opinion expressed h, Two ~ his
.us'cdt,ns todsI As = rublic hear
ing before 'hr commission appointed
nv shr federal 'rurt tn pass on She
matter -f Thaw's mental condition
ami tt- relation D.. his hbetatiap un.
der bonds.
Holman A. Drcw. sheriff Of Cvo,
county. and C,art u. Stevens 81 IN"
local rolicc force. who nave mad
Tha~ in cnsrg- since -ertcm"rr.
favored his admission to bali
Tho sheriff said Thaw wa. ncr-
VOWS aud excited when first arrested
at Cbiebrcck sn"r his deportation
from Conad,. and al>o showed some
eNci,omen, when he was denounced
ia the cy'radition here before Gov
ernor felker by william 7. Jerome.
spccial deputy attorney general Of
New York. but no more than anr
man would under tho same circum.
stances. added the witness.
Thaw was a ,icasant companion
under all circumstances aud in con-
versation on current topics displayed
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
INDIAN TRIBE DYING.
Washington. ian s. l.,

Washington. Ian e ESerimin.-
ton of tn. once famous irib. oI
FcN Indians Of Iowa unless efforts
oiihc government 4" check disease
among 'hcm p.o,c surc ssiul. i. pr
Jiued ny Dr. Truman Nicholson o,
the bureau ~ -thnoloSy g: tive
Smithsonian institution. Ip an sd-
dress before the Archaeological 30.
,icty Of Washington yesterday itr.
Nicholson declared iha, tuberculosis
IL nos common among the tribe and
that searoci, family exists. SOM"
member cf which is no, aff1'c,e'
with trachoma. In 1891 csnsus OF
The Fox rihc showed population
Of s.u"r. Ut Nicholson sa,r.
whereas at present it numbers only
ass.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
MOTHERS HAVE SOLUTION
OF HlOH COST OF uVlNO

Berkeley. Cal. Jan The dsy
al tho !. sen, S,i.umb~r and tine !"
cent head q, lettuce viii sam- ,s "a
-ha .h.h ctr iiisi~ gardeners s--sin
Ia rap th-is hass-.,.." .aid Mr.,
isss-~ its,i, -ou,m,ss- chairman. to-
'iag i--fss- member. of ,h. r-S-fsr
,ian of Neither. Cius. Mrs, iinii
saii IL ~a. ,a- rart-s.~ as ir.r moth
-. 4. .n.unsss- sAfa-ns near -sen
seh.-al hau.~ in ii-sk-i-y AMI to .sii..
I'is 'hasS sasa.a. ~i,h sssifisai n-ai
in -in,-r and In ihi. ~as 80, a.ss
tho s..s al iiSias.
'fh- r'an hs. h~-s tried sa other
rass. With st-s, su..->.. Mr. NsIi
told the federation. ami s,sos.ii ss
-a.isr ,s faIIa- in 'ni. climate :,
is progressed that the .shnssis .ir.tus'I
!" p-s .-at "f tho mop-y earned ~
th- sais es ps.-,p.- 4. I'-'sf.-tass- the
gardens
Professor ". a. iian,ns-Di. assist.
an, in ,s~ department. of aErsrunss
af .h- t'nsv-f.i'F af Caiit"snts. has
rsosnisr.s ,hr services at ..ua-nsa ~
.afrrihs oat 'h~ Vegetable saf,i~n
idea ana the ssS.sam-ns vtli ,afn-
ish irrsh .--ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
noW ONE
WOMAN WON
Ia OeaIn ~ slreafiA oaek
An by Ihe Use 4 CssduL

fs0ra, f1A-io Q letter from shto
Slty. Ms. 4. G. Cofum writes: Il was
oil wsskeaed aA1 ~oru ont with -
manly troubles. Ny hus;s,sd hrorehe
ns some Cardui - . tonic. snd, fIo0
he nrpt lay. IL seemed 10 help.
I had almost lost my reasoa. bet.
tAanks to Cs:dui. I did not. Soos.
felt snd locked like Q sew woman. {
Shink The remedy u wonderful. !
soromnead IL to ny friea1s, fer have
Fseeived great benefit fro0 Il.
Cardui acts specifically - tie weak.
oosd womAniy organs, Strengthening
The muscles and nerves, aod 6aI1dia0
SAem up 70 health.
Il helps 10 refresh the woSn out aef.
Vous system and relieves the effects q
OvsfVofk. both mental and physical.
Fifty years successful use fully
prove the merit Of this purely vege
table, tonic remedy for women.
In every community. there live some
Who have been benefited by Cardni.
The beneficial effects Of this time
tested Womau's remedy. ooon show
themselves il many Ai1efoat ways.
Try Il
n Win n. tsn.s' U,',sy oss... SNs.'s::
oDssA Ness ~ Co.. Chai,sruSss. Isrn.. ~ SSet,Ae
yaSfrsrfisrs. era A-sses booA. "Hssss t'sss~s0
- Won" sosAis ess erssssf - seeSne
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
CHICAGO soAho OF TRADE

Ch'szs.. III. Jan '-siar los. sa'.
ling By -shaa.i@a i.nGs bf"rshi
sba,s fE-sh break to-day in abe
ffi.r al .cfn. Tho -a-k-; .i.-h-a |.
Ia asa is ias.s. ana '-sc'r'. "s's a
TITLE
The sias~ sas ss~aay. 1 In : sad
tn !. n-' ios-ro
Wheat uas bssrishiy affected bF
IN. depression ot corn sas AS laser
Fsh'ss rsie-> sssrtet unchanged 80
& loser. ha., thea saiii.s sam--hss.
The .i..- ga. .,-sas. . So . and
!. as.o,- last aisnss
oats snsr ~as vita s.sus
ri"s~s Wheat. Mar si.s Jais -.
'n'n. Mss s..s Jai, ss.
Oats. Mas 5s.: jais ssss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
..as-r,ui is.is.,

o '."na-sfui insis.,
wsll. sou consider hia, shsiar.
'--is.d By aH -tsss-Fa,isa ~ tho
ESQ., asx--, ir. G-aFs~ \ niua-F.
II ,h- commission
'Ns. .is
Officer Stevens. si. .csuPirs a
sleeping snam .i,h Ih~ rsis.nsr and
astomnsni-s him on h,s @aihs. de-
.srsts-i Thss as perfect srn,t-.
mat ii- said b. Wished b. had
rha~ conversational ability The
psinsipsi ain.r-as-- b~ssesa Tasv
sas other men. /. HE atini.n. sss
that Thsw vs. aase siaa s;iAs tho
n ss-sSi sna Of thr stiffness asrnsla,
sass~s
ss-srns ssia ihss Ths~'s ~if- bad
never b~-a ns-n'ipn-eI in th-tr s"nH
s.ssAtssa.. y. ahsrr -E s-srniu-ns
towards sns pahiir .iii.isi sE other
,.-r.an .iih ~hss. bic pas, had bssn
S.hn-st.a hei -t-r b--n shnsn In
his sr->~as- hy his charge. stnz~
saadss. had i-rsa S.stacsrrisHf hl
gamnas scss-s The Vitae had
.ev-r s~~. sny,sias at"us the rgis'
nars tn naA- hiri feel Ihs, Thaw vss
= pssiis menace
n-far- aij.iraine 81. h-arins
.i.h.s, date. G-n-raI FfanA
sisse..s stated for the s-mr'is.i"n
tbs, Mrs Jerome had notified hIta
that h~ had decided not In appear 'ss-s
sa,,.~ Tho sgop- Of ,h- commission
in1sity ~as =. limited
1t s~-ns os,i.-s.' 'h- ."mmis.
sioncr said. that Mr. i-s"n. sr-s''
~ miss-rr-h-n the '.yti,s order
ard tn. scope II the commission
rnu-s. and duty Hereunder Jniiu1.
it.a powers appear I. have been '"n'
tcrrrd m the r.nri.sion to enable "
To perform its sa'y nj advising the
rourt On the oni, question ssshmi's"da
whether Thas's liberty on bail vnuid
menace prsbiic safety
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chi'ezo. Jan :s-iio4s5 Receipts
i'.a".. market sio~ "a 3 aai Toe
io~cvs Hulk .f sale. ..<a to S..:
lights 80. Z" sst"s riS~'i .sss In
>ss". heavy 80. &. SIS: ruush 50
tn :.cs ,ts> s'i 80 .sses
Cattle Receipt. si."""s market
stead; to- Ice lover: bc-,-s s.s" to
r.s". T",as steers 80. ,p :: ~es,-t.
steers -. d. !s>a. .ta.ters and
feeder. . tn ...s COWS ani hsitess
a." Ut >ssSs .sls-s 5ss. In HE
shcsrs Receipt. s5..a.. market
slow. native -" .. e.s.s u~a~-s
80. 10 ste. Seariias. .sS" tn .:
lambs. native s :. so s:"a western
6 :. tn >.s"
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Ian. ..-lndieatlens Of
iiauIdaiions and short selling ~~r.
not lacking in today. early market,
Further consideration of the Union
Pseine.s Eai,i more and Ohio piai.
seemed TO be- attended by fear of re
dnssd dhid.ais In other hish
grades. as we'll ns in issues ot r" soT' 5
oi which have r.--ntiy gwen rise Ia
nissiyine,
This undoubtedly =. ouHt-i far
New York Central with 4, {. point
los.s in t'niah Pacific. cnnaiina
Pacific. II. Paul. Norfolk and Nest
.sn aud Nm-riean Telephone. Sell
ins "f Amaisan,aisi Copper snd Steel
accompanied uhfasorabi~ trade ss-
ports, Any foreign tendency I" bns
here ~as Pgoi,Gbly checked sS alarm
inE aisis.s fran iirasii, isna acre
irregular
slo-ks T~i.alnd-i -saiiy when
pressure r-iaN-ds H-aains. spuIa.Es
tA.Isi. snd Baltimore AMI ohi. sold
fsaesiohailS nhSs" y-strsiaS'. sios.7
,ad large s-~os-si-. s-f- made ia
other shaf-s
The mask-, closed irregular
tSf the mSsi iasrt prices acre
made in the siaai hour under lead
Of the Till sAas-s and sai,h-Fn rs-
e.fie. Therr we're si.s some soa,.sfy
rnas-H.-n,s IN the s,-scianI-.. insia.i-
ink a nN- t-nins aasanSs in ssrS~~-
,-E. 3 r.iniz in ituasl-s preferred ana
/: psias a.eiiar in Wso,~sfts
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07

to.iay TIL. explosive vps found on
the stairway leading to tn" quarter.
Of Hubert brennan. who has boon as
.istine Prosecutor Lucas Of Hcush.
ton county in IN. s'Iik. Eases \
fuse snd rap wrr- picked up f"W
fec, away aud Il vas tn" theory a.
officers inscs,isa'iuE the prcTrt"nr0
tass the person responsible" f"r she
rian,' Ius, ,Iirrn apd thus was un-
abi. So blew up the bIiliiuz :,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
LISTEN FOR fHE WHISTLE

Listen for she vnts'I.s' rh- T.N
carrier bats r"v p.s-ex. naw ~h's.
'rs yac b.ys Niii bios tho uh.s,l.~
sh"n 'bry csitvrr rapsrs. wb.n
y.u ssar the wbi.sIe Tonight aud
r,Eh,s hereafter got Jour '.S iuss
a's-. N, ha. n~-a tarovn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
Garden Transfer Rersissd.

Washinstpas jsu III" ta'-nH
'inn .t ,s~ n'i,i.h t.'-isn stfis. 50
,rvnst-F sig ,.i..-i sag'I-a. iirisi,h
Hini.,-r a, M-s,co "uy. To NJ. lie
Iznriru. he's lr~-a s-rssfs.-i in die
pa,'h-s received h~vr ''.'s tho Nn.s-
i.sn -tnsasss Ia is.nst.n.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
RATES OF EXCHANGE

Nc. York. Jas .s=CIse-s i'sins
ssssssssiI~ p,p~s tn q. r,-s .~as.
toess-ssIsi htiss ss.
1iss silver So
Ms>i.an aaitss. 81.
cas-rnm-at hnaa. fisns
Railroad t-,sds irregular
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
NEW Y06k METAL

N.- York. Jaas :s=i-as .-i.,.
-. tn is.
sprI'er rui-,s ssS to si.
Casrcr usscs.i-as standard. .g-a.
n"s ru"s~-'s January ass-r.t st IL
a:ls
Tin Easy .ra' aaa Jsausr, 20 :.
q" ss.:.
Iron ruic,. uns sshs.d
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
DENVER 0vEsT0cx

n-nv-s. Colo. ian. Cattle R~-
e~ipis s"": market 1; la 80. io~-r.
b~-f Steers q Ia $50. .a~s nna h-li-
~ss : IN eco; ssaek-Fs ,na feeders
. ta s..:: saise- = To 10.
iioss; Receipt. soc. rarks'
s,-aiy: yssrilaxs ;.s TO SIS. ~-sh.
-s. :.:s .. 6: lamb. : I. go: .s-s
I sa I s..
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
cHAnERlAiN TO RETIRE

Ii'rnsin<ssm. Enzlsads Jan -
british statesman. has decided .. to-
tire fran parliament Al tho a~s' s-n.
rrai election liz has solved rpntin.
uo',sis a< = mrmt.-r .t tho House .s
Common. since 1875. ali shj. time
r-prss~atias West nisminsham.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

'hIsas". Jan :s=t'irs, SALES ~
provisions ssfi.si fs.n, isss nieh''.
level to tis. ersts off
ci".-s FORK. jsauasy .ssis NAV
s.Sss
Lard. January iess. Mas
i"....
ttih.. Nas HE
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
NEW Y0Rk srock LIST

N-~ yess. isn, AtnsiEams,-i
ga: ipsar 1914 Nshisan silH
Northern rsrins iii.s N-aains
1885. sos,h~fs ra.i'is -tf; raian
i'ssi'i- 1854: 4. = Steel 81. 4 =
s,--, preferred i.:
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
The MONEY MARKET

N"s York. las, Call maas,
-ssi@E. . tn : pr cent
Tine isshs ssaE.s .n ssa 50
DAP. ~ s!s nbn,ss a. q. q. prr
eens.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
ST. louis METAL

-. Louis. AIN, Ian ;-i-ad
steady. t."3 IN ~"
Sr~ii~r steady. 81:
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
TO WITHDRAW TROOPS.

Lansing. Mich. Jan ,.--Adjutant
General " y Nandcock stated this
afternoon that all tn" state 'rWps
in IN" copper min" strike district
viii bc Withdrawn January u.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
FOR PEllAokA HospirAL.

Wastinsson. Ian ;-sr~s~'asy
MsAdca today asked congress. to ar'
rropristS s.:.c." for . .<iissra hos.
piiai in savannah. Gs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
NEW Yoak COTTON

New YORK. ian. Spot cotton
nui-' midaIins 's.s. gulf 1855.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-02
FROM SECRETARY LANE

The Secretary of the Interior
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 10, 1914.
My Dear Governor: 1t gave me
much pleasure indeed when l heard
of your nomination for the Senate, and
l heartily congratulate you and hope
that you may be successful. Your long
residence in the west and your thor
ough knowledge of public land mat
ters and other problems that are pecul-
lar to that part of the country make
your election particularly appropriate.
Then too the President deserves a
vote of endorsement from the country
for his unparalleled 1abOrs during the
past year and half, and the only
way he can receive such an endorse
ment is by having men who believe
in him and his policies, such as your
self, sent to his support.
Cordially yours,
FRANKLIN X. LANE.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-02
OF
JUDGE STEELE'S
FRIENDS REFUTED

In regard to the statement that
Daniel Needham, as probate judge has
been successfully mandamused twice,
the records of the district court of
Nez Perez County, Record No. IL on
pages 20 and 167, will show that state
ment to be utterly false and untrue.
In regard to the Bell case, will say
that the statements which tend to dis
credit Daniel Needham as an attorney
are made for political purposes only
and are not sustained by the record.
Those of you who have read the cir
cular will notice that no reference is
made to the. book and page of the rec
ord, nor are any quotations from the
record set forth, in order to sustain the
pretended and malicious charges
Very respectfully,
DELOS J. NEEDHAM
October 20, 1914. R30-1
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-02
JAMES II.
Il A W LEY

Democratic nominee for United States
Senator Endorsed by President
Wilson
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 81, 1914
My Dear Mr.. Elder: l know the rug
ged strength of Governor Hawley's
character and have been deeply inter-
ested in his candidacy for the United
States senate. He has in the most
straightforward and manly way de-
ciared his purpose to support the ad-
ministration if he should be elected
and l for my part should expect him
to render valuable service, and serv-
ice Of high order in the senate of the
United States. l hope that the voters
of Idaho will honor him again as they
have hOnored him BEFORE They know
his quality and need no endorsement
from me to guide their Judgment
WOODROW WILSON.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-02

DEMOCRA
United States Senator:
JAMES H. HAWLEY
Representatives in Congress
JAMES H. FORNEY
BERT H. MILLER
Governor:
MOSES ALEXANDER
Lieutenant-Governor:
JAMES w. TANNER
Secretary of State:
w. T. DOUGHERTY
state Auditor.
A. l. LeHUQUET
State Treasurer:
L. M. CAPPS
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Attorney General:
T. A. WALTERS
Superintendent of Public In
struction:
FLORENCE ZUMHOF
Inspector of Mines:
JOHN H. NORDQUIST
State Senator:
JEROME J. DAY
State Representatives
FRANK Nj. GREEN
WILLIAM HUNTER
JODAY LONG
County Commissioner, First
District:
P. P. NOLAN
County Commissioner, Third
District:
T. H. CHRISTIE
Sheriff:
JASPER ]. CAMPBELL
County Treasurer and ex-of-
ficio Public Administrator
and Tax Collector:
RUTH w. BROMAN
Probate Judge:
WILL F. MORGAREIDGE
County Superintendent of
Public Instruction:
ROSALIND ARMSTRONG
CHILDERS
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County Assessor:
c. J. SMITH
Coroner:
GEO. sTELTz, sr.
Surveyor:
DANIEL W. HANNAH
Prosecuting Attorney:
FRANK L. MOORE
Bear Creek Precinct.
Justices of the Peace:
ALEX GALLOWAY
KING G. INGLE
Constable:
THOMAS J. STONE
Boulder Creek Precinct.
Justices of the Peace:
S. H. HELLERUD
o. H. TORGESON
Constable:
THOMAS J. THOMPSON
Cora Precinct.
Justice of the Peace:
DAVID P. KIDWELL
Constable:
JOHN E. GRINER
Cornwall Precinct.
j JUSTICES or the PEACE:
J. J. HEADMCK
WALTER SEDGWICK
Constable:
JOHN WALKER
East Genesee Precinct.
Justices Of the Peace:
p. L. CANN
N. X. SMITH
Constable:
HENRY G. MOERSCH
East Moscow Precinct.
Justices of the Peace: II
ED. ]. CAREY
e. P. SCHUH
Constable:
WIN. ]. HUNTER
-Four Nile Precinct.
Justices of the Peace:
CLARENCE ULLERY
SAMUEL T. SILVEY
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