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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
WILLIAM + JOHNSON. Attorncy
Sheriff's Sale
uf VALUABLE
Personal Property

By virtue of q writ OF iicri iacia~ j,
sued ont of the Circuit Court for Wor.
rcstcr County, at the suit Of j Ford
Hopkins assignee. against the goods
and chattrls lands and tcnemcnts Of
Charles l.. Dickcrson and Maggie h.
Dickcrsou. 10 me directed !, Charles
Bishop Sheriff Of Worcester County,
have levied upon, slezcd and taken il
execution all The right. titlc. claim, in
tcrcst. and estate al law. or IN Equity
of the said Charles l. Dickcrson and
Maggic D. Dickcrson in and 70 the fol
lowing personal property. and | hereby
give notice that | vii sell thc said fol.
lowing personal property upon the prem
iscs now occupied hy the sand Charles
l.. pickcrson in the Sixth Election DiS
,rict of the said Worcester County on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
TUESDAY.
March 1 9TH. 1914.

~ o" !" VI"VH y II
at the Court House ,ioor in Sno~ Hill,
Worcester County Maryland. sill
sell the above described property AT
public auction for cash to satisfy anc
pay the State and County taxes tor the
wear above mentioned levied upon tn,
said parcel Of land togcthc, with inter
est and costs.
TERMS or SALE
That the purchaser pay 70 the COL
lcctor on the day Of sale the cntr,
amount Of the purchase money. other
wise the Collector viii resell at the risk
and cost uf the tir-t purchaser Tn,
right OF redemption by thu owner cN
tends twelve calendar months from III,
ihy Of sale.
EDWIN j THOMAS. Collector
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
Order Nisi

Charles L. Shocklcy mortgagce Of
Charles l.. pickrrson and Maggie d.
Dickerson. his wife, tx parte
In the Circuit Court for Worcester Coun-
IS. In Equity No Dots. January
Term. 1914 10 wit: February l4th. 1914.
ORDERED that the sale Of the prop
erty mentioned in these proceedings
made and reported by Charles l.. Shock
ley, mortgagce, l., ratified and confirm
cd unless cause 90 the contrary thereof
be shown on OF before the 10th day Of
March, provided a copy 81 this order be-
inserted IN some newspaper printed in
Worcester COUNTY once IN each Of three
successive weeks before the ninth day
Of March in the year nineteen hundred
and fourteen.
The repor, states the amount of sales
10 hc Sl3.61O.
OLIVER b. COLLINS. Clerk.
True Copy Test.
OLIVER d. COLLINS, CLERK.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
Order Nisi

Niuam F Johnson. A,,igucc for for,
closure Of Harry f. Fry mortgagee.
ot Emcrics olah and Flzabcth Olah.
Louis farta~ and Esther Farka-
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County In Equity No. 252o. Janu
any Term 1915. - Wit February 5th,
1914
ORDERED that the sale of the prop
erty mcntioncd IN these proceedings
made and reported hy William + John.
son. assignee Of mortgage be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the con
trary thereof be- -howu on ur before the
End day 81 March next provided i cops
Of this order hc inserted in some new s.
paper printed N Worcester County once
in each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the 23rd day Of February in the
ycar nineteen hundred and fourteen
Ihr rcpor, state the amount at sales
- bee SiIs2 80
OLIVER u COLLINS Clerk.
True Copy. Test
lf7-au OLIVER - COLLINS Clcrt.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
Paint Now

Ii Your property needs il don { wait
There are two parts Of q job: the
paint and the work the work Is more
than the paint
Tn, cost of paint Is about two-tiiths.
the work abou, three iifths
Paint won't come-down in a hurry.
too. many Jobs put-ol
Men are waiting forS2 or 81 they don /
know II. they think they are waiting
for $50 or SD
Why don't men Us, their heads
DENOE
THE CORDDRY co sell it.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
State of Maryland
Office OF
The Secretary of State

no ALL WHOM TT MAY CoNCERN.
No,jce !, hereby given that applica.
ton ha- been undc to thr Cos oi
Maryland for the pardon Of JAMES
MARSHALL Who Was convicted AT tn,
May term. l90s Of the Circuit Cour,
for Worcester County Of assault To kill.
and carry concealed weapons and sen.
tcnccd to eight years IN the pentcntiary
and wears in The House of Correction.
The Governor will take up the SAID
case for final decision on or after Sat
urday, February >. 1914 until which
time protests against such pardon wil
bc heard and the papers filed will b,
opened to Inspection At the discretion
Of the Governor.
I}y order of the Governor.
ROBERT +. GRAHAM.
Secretary Of State.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
Notice to Creditors

Notice i, hcrvb, given that the -au
scribcr has obtained from thu Orphans
Court for Worcester County Maryland,
letters OF Administration on the personal
estate of
CHARLES H. LONG.
late of Worcester County. deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased. are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same with vouchers thereof. to The
subscriber. on or before the ll,h day of
August 1914 They may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefits Of the
said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested To make i'm
mediate payment, Given under my
hand this 3lst day Of January 1914.
ALICE L. lONG
AdminstratriN.
Test: EDWARD + DAVIS.
Register Of wills.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
MULES FOR SALE

We havr q nice lot
Of Western Mules
for sale AT GiNans
Barn. in Snow Hill
They range from =
10 & years Of age
Some broken, some
unbroken com e
and look them over.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
JOHN ". STATION. ATTORNEY
Order Nisi

In the Matter of the estate of stephen
Bailey. deceased.
In the Orphan. Court Of Worcester
County Maryland. December term.
1913. to wt. January 10Th. 1919.
Ordered that the sale of the real r~
tate Of Stephen Bailey, deceased, above
reported by Charles a Clarke, Exccu-
tor bc finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause 10 the contrary hc shown
on OF before the 2ith day of February
1914. provided copy of this order be-
inserted in some newspaper published
in Worcester County Maryland, once
in each Of three successive weeks before
the ninth day of February. 1914
The report states the amount of sale
to be- SGU5 90.
WILLIAM A. TAYLOR.
lOHN l. MASON
Judges.
Test EDWARD +. DAVIS.
Register of wills.
True Copy Test
EDWARD /. DAVIS.
Register 81 wills.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
joins ". STATION. Attorney
Notice TO Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scrlhcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County. Maryland.
letter, Tc>tnmcutary on the personal
estate of
GEORGE K MARSHALL
Inic of Worcester County deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased ARE hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. 10
the subscriber on or before the 18th day
Of August. 1914 They may otherwise hy
law hc excluded from all hructit~ OF the
sand estate All persons indebted 10
said estate ar, requested To- make i'm
mediate pay ucu' thvcn under our
hands tht- ith dal of February 1911
WM. II MARSHALL
WM. O PAYNE
EBEN HEARNF.
Executors
To,t EDWARD +. DAVIS,
Register Of Wills
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21

We WI set these Mules at rcasOn-
able prices and on easy terms.
FOR SALE. also. pair of good
mare colts coming TWO years old
r. " GINANS a CO.,
f--tf Snow Hill. Md
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cALVIN b. iAYLoR A,'orur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Eafetppit nad] 9entidfanb er0ffnet.

@aibingt 0 n, .. g., 30. gSop.
= Gie @ieoerer0ffru1ng Ser Eafet-
polt 5tpiiden SEN Ser. @taaten nro
1e11ti9Iarrb u1rb Seiterrei4 ungurn
tpurbe Montagabeno bon General
poIt11eiiter gurleion an1tli4 angefiin-
bigt. 1o6ur9 miro es ern1ogli9t,
6oB @eibno9tspafete nad BORT ge-
ifuft tperoe11, nit 6enen 6ie Ser.
Stoaten 6iesbe5iigli9e &onbenttonen
nbgei9lol1en boben, ousgenommen
gelqien, 6ie Surfei ur6 110r6li4e unb
1roro05tli9e 5beile BON Sra1freid, in
oe11el1 6ie nrilitariiden Sperattonen
ei1te @ie6eraufrabme bes 9ien'tes
nod ri9t rdtbIih erideiren laiien.
sgoIo nod glusbru9 6es &rieges G,1t=
ten 0eutidlan6, 8elgien un6 6ranf-
reid Inn boribergeben6e gtnit tenung
0es lsofetpoit6ie11i ites eriudt. Deter
reid=ltngar1t botte ein berartiges Sc
iud ridt geiteut, 0o@ brahte es Ter
&rieg nit iid, 6aB Big iebt feline Eu=
fete nad oort, be5m. BON BORT abge=
idift tper6en fonnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Glan5emoer Sieg.

gerli1, Drabtlo5 llber SDrOon,
=. Ie5. = ge5ugnebn1eno auf STE
rllIiiite offi5ielle g)tittbeilung DOM
%. 21open1ber lagt Dos 0eutldJe 8co=
BE Souptquartier:: ug5 bat ii6 erge=
ben, ouB bic oeu1lden Sruppen elnen
glan5enoell Sieg ilr Ben ai1npfen be!
@pos errungen babe11. Die Oeltlden
5ruppen operiertell gegen Ole redte
Tlunfe 11nD Die 9euhbut Der 9iu1larL
ol5 lie plobli6 Don Hltlien, Die pom
Sitelr uno SuOen fan1e1L a11gegrif=
fe1t unO bort beDrdngt purOeu Ste
Gel1tid]en gaben oaraufbin oen 1tr-
ipriiltgIifen slngriff auf unO mallo=
ten iid) geger oIe 1lel1e1 ruli1den
Srrppen, nit Oelen lie ei1len BRET
ta:igige11 bitterel1 aoa1pT ausfod]te11;
ihlieblih brahen bie Gelttlden 0urf
Sen rl1lIiihel1 Irrppe11ring 0ur6.
5ierbei nohten iie 10000 @efange=
ne un0 erbeutete11 25 @eihite; nur
Elm oeutldes Sc lhiis 1DurDe perlorel1.
Ste Ieuti ihen Gerlulte noren natur=
ge111aB 11i9t fleil aber lie f0nnen
1riht al5 vfiirdterlid" be-
seihnet tper0e11. @on Nolen mur6e
beribtet 6aB &aiier 6ran5 Soief SEM
Jel6n1ari9an @i16enburg ieine@liid=
pii'1ide ausgelproden un0 i'm gum
Gbef bes acknowledgements gso. SO
er1o111t bot"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
8rud Ser 9fe1ttralitdt.

Bbila 6el p bto, 1. 9e5. -
Sic i111n1er rrebr ofTenfunoig merben:
Sc @erlebung Ser 9@el1tralitat ieitens
ameriforiider 6abrifunten unb 2iefe=
ranten bat ben Nraltbenten oes
INSTRUMENTATION Nationalblt1r=
6es, Or. 6. S. @eran1er DeranlaBt,
ei1ren berporrogen0en &enrer oes
@0lferredtes, @erren 6. 6ranf Gar=
ion. Ser bauptiadli6 In gmnoesober=
gerihts= u11b gun0esgeri6ts 5olen
als 9lntpolt furgiert un6 in Nbllaoel=
pbio a1rlGilig lit, nit 6em Muftrage
r1nb @oibington SIT entie1oen nit
Sent @enerolortpalt Ser @ereinigten
Gtoaten be5uglid Ser &riegsfontre=
ton0e 93udlprahe 5u nebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Gruteit Meiolmtipn.

Gbicugn sWv 1. Seq. - Sn
elmer BON rieligen Menidennengen
beiudten 0eolienberlommlung Ser
u1rD sssr1dn6er @bicagos
tpur6en o1n 0ie11ltagaben6 gfeiolu=
tionen orgenonrmen, melde 6en &on=
greg eriu9en 6ie 9lusfubr iegliher
Gariegsforherbonbe, nit Musnobme
Don 2ebensn1itteln, 5u berbieten Die
&erIanun1Iung tpur6e in Ser Mor6iee-
obgeba1ten. 9l1e &ebner
betoster1, baB 6ie @eridiffung DON
&riegsforterban6e MIR ba5u fiibretr
n1iiiie, SEN &rteq u1111iib IN 6ie 2dnge
5u 5iebe1t. Die &e6ner tpuroen bGr=
fig hurd begeiiterte 6o6rufe ur6 2lb-
iingtn beutider 2ie6er u11terbroden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
9es @aiiers 2eiberegi1nent.
gerIin, 2. Seq, per Drubho:

gerl IN, 2. Seq, per 9rubho1e
1ra6 2orroon, Bret l1br no@mittags.
= 1as be11tige offi5ielle oeutide
gunetin meI6et sic groberung elmer
Itorsen frar50iiiden stenung I'M DR.
gon1ren @aIb ieitens 6es 2etbregt=
me11ts 6es &aifers. 9us Bulletin
la1tet: nMuf 6em meitliden &riegs-
idauplabe unternabm Der Setm6 nrt-
@orit6Be, Sic 5um @olten
gebra6t tpuroe1r. sSn SEN Mrgonnen
tpuroe Elm itorfer fein6lider Stlit=
pu11tt bon oern 12O. tpiirttembergi-
iden ssSSrrfarterie=9fegime bem eige-
nen Hegi111errt setner Maieitat oes
@uiiers, geiltiir111t. Sci 6iefer @ele=
genbeit tpur6en 5tpei Sffi5iere nno
300 Monn BON Sen 6ran5oien 5u 8e=
fongerren gennadt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

2il1ge burret, Die ou fon1rlen mer=
Sen. 9uriiber obipalten 11idt lanJer
3lpeifel, ouB Ser el1gliIde 8eilt bon
ebeoem ous engliite Golf BON beute
niht n1ebr belebt, l111O Oab Die britt
Idle Sberberrlhaft sur See 1u1r noh
cine ilnuginGre lit. Iie Iin1es er=
flart, ald) Ser Sbatigfeit elmer Slot
te ieie11 v8ren5en ge5ogen. ltno oie=
le @orte entltanrn1eu oem Mun0e Ell
nes Niarinepffisier5, cine bejanr=
nlernsperthe &pn1ooie. IS mare mr
5l1 lpiillidell oab s0laban lunge ge=
1ltg Iebte, Inn fen1len SIT lerneh .ple
es llnl oie lteberlegel1beIt Der britt
itlen SSlotte beltellt lit. .-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
OeIt&rrtiNer beltktn die $tadt Belgrade.
80 Nopembr
reommemiete &aer= &e9imemt tarmt@erbra
9emti6m Srldnoer -Telomari@au bon
1imoembnrg 3a9es.-Ssiro Sai
Sran5 Soepb

Serein. Staaten angelteat peroen,
IN grfabrl1ng 51t bringen, Dielnebr
miro er e11tlbieben Don elmer lolden
lll1teriudung abratben> fall5 ct lln1
ieil1e W}errung befragt miro. Ger
lSrdiibe11t baIt Die 3eit- fur unpaIien0
unO glaubt nidt, oaB irgen0 etmas
511tage gefor0ert mer0en fDnne, mas
1liht lebon befan11t tit. 9err 8aro=
l1er miro Iienitag i'm @eiBen 9as1s
poripre9en unO perluden eine Scott
feren5 nit oen1 Erdli0e1ten 81 ar
rangieren. Sic @riinbe, melde Fir
GrGl. @illon mabgebeno iir6, sinb
er1tels bic lteber5eugung, ooB Sic
Ger. Stouten bein1 SSrie0en5idluB el1
ge1pihtige5 @or1 n1it5ureOen ba5en
peroelt, mas je0od b0les 8lut MAIDEN
miir6e, me1r11 6rieben5bor1dlage non
ei11eln 2ono ausgebel 6aS iid geraoe
NIT 6en1 Groblem zines et1Daigen
arieges beldaftigt. Galn aber, nao
0ies i6ei11t Ser tpidtiglte @rnno gu
Iein, f0111te Sic 9ln11abn1e Ser 8aro=
neriden 9feiolution in Ser oieier
idurf NIT 9eutihlanb irs @er:ht
qebt, SEN Gi1oruf eripeden, als lei
Sic Meiolution an eriter 2ii1rie gegen
IeutihIan6 geri9tet. 3ies ioa ur1-
ter unen l1n1ita16en Dermieoen tper-
6en. ..".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Erdiibent @ilion lit gesen @arbncr=
g2eiplnttDn. ....

@aibingt o H. .. g., 80. geop.
- Erdii6ent Millon miro ni9t Der-
iude1, 6ie GteQung 0es &ongreIies
Ser bonn Neprai iel1tant Gardner e!n=
gere;dten @orlage, es ione eine l1n=
teriudnng iiber bie IrmeeItarfe Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Gage poaitGnbig giinitig.

8crlin, I. Seq, 6robf1os. =
Meidsful15ler bon getb1nann=6 6olmeg
iogte, ooB bic n1iIitariide Sit11ation
auf bei6en Seiten Ser Sro1t boqitar-
Big gii11itig lit nn6 6aB erum Wfitts
lpod tpeitere grfIdrungen iiber Sic
Gage 11n6e1 iper6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
1tntenrmie 1T
Gn9lamo.

i'm eigeneu Eager luciicn
aaf Die ltn5nlanglid)feit Ser britt
Id,en Slottc bin- = Wtaban Ser
Geutldenfrener- = GnglanOs Sec
u1adlt nid)r ausreidleuo I'm Gus
&srnid,t,tnssluerf i'll Sit= uno
9srroiee ourfJsufilbren- = Mutb
ucrlurcn, alles nerloren- = SSas
Oic cnglildle Ereile iiber Die I'm
tllltigfcit Der britlId)en Ulptte SIT
iaoeu hut. - ScIa1umerussuertbe
GomUolc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Chen gaaen.

3u berfoufen ODER gegen 9on6 3u
bertauiden SEN ssobn RooeI boI5en
glof IN @ottffii1s, Minn., @dreibt an
Otter e Beters, @oIo Spring, Minrt-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
@o1troeooftrttt
9etdbroet.

Sritii&e @esiermns Mil lire Snte.
reileu in aolnmbien luabren. -
Cine Grobung. - Snfel Sam ioa
oaonrd oen 5oroerunsen Gns-
lambs mno Jranfreid)s lpiQfabriger
gen1adt meroen. - unbeqneme
eSstnfenitatio - Sn aplmmbien
lei cine iolde, Sic upaitanbis nn-
ter oe11tidem Ginfluiie itebe. -
Sic Nentralitatsfrage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Gin Gnglarber, peLder iid erbo6
ull0 v0oo Supe tbe Sling" anltimm-
te, nurbe .1ur OaOurd] Dor Frligel
be1pabrt, baB er Don einem Yoli5iiten
an nie frilde Suit befor0ert pur6e.
Superintendent gurtboIot fiinOigte an,
er mer0e 1radite 8od)e I'M &ongreB
Sen 9lntrag Iteaen, Der &ongreB iolle
Sen &raiioe11te11 ern1Gd1tigen> oie s?0=
tbigen s6ritte aur 9trdfubrung Ser
in ZEN beutiger Nelolutionen gefor=
oerten 9lbbilfe 5u tbun.
9ebtcr Ur1f eines Oclltlden 6elben~
Il III IT. n1 liter 2onbon, 30.
Noo. - Sic aolnild1e 3eitung per=
05fffel1tliht ei11en grief bon Sans
Soop, oe1r Ser Dor fltr5en1 I'M Soper
5u 9onbon megen Spioa1age eribolle=
ne neutihe Muriaeoffl5ier am Suge
Dor 1einer @irrihtltng an Germanbte
ilr stuttgart geldrie5en bat. Ger
grief lal1tet:: uD1eire 2ieben: Sd ba=
be uuT 8ott pertraut, un0 er bat be-
Idloller, oaB 1neine Stun0e gefon=
men lit. SSd mub Sic lange Heiie
oura 0os Gbal Ser Gunfelbeit a11=
treten tpie 10 piele meine @arn1eraoen
in oielen1 furdterli@en @rieg Ser Sea,
tio1ren. Df0ge nrein 2eben als etne
geri1rge @abe auf 0em altar oes Sa-
terlanbes angeieben meroen. Ser
@eIoe11too ouf be111 59lodtfel6 tit
id0rer, bo9 mir 1T er midt bel9ie=
oer. Sd iterbe hiessas y ssei1lbeslnto,
einian1 u11b bon 1rienraro befonrt
0o6 bas 8etpuBtlein, baB i9 inn
1iellft 0es @oterlonbes iterbe, n1adt
6as @terben Ieidt. Morgen tDeroe
i9 bier I'M Iotper eri9oile1r tneroen.
gs lit Elm Groit, 6aB id ni4t als
gpion bebarbelt ,pur6e. Sd babe ge,
redte &idter gebobt uno iperoe tpte
ein Sfi5ier u1u0 nidt mte etn Spion
Iterben. 9ebt tpob1! gott iegne Gu9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
syaQ bon 8elgrab,

Sal bon 8elgrab.
g8ien iiber 2onbo1r, 2. Seq.
6:47 l1br 11ndnn. Seiterrei6ii9e
gruppen baben beute 8elgrao, Ser
bier, beleBt.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-04-03
BANK CITIES NAMED
COMMITTEE CHARGED WITH THE
WORK OF NEW CURRENCY
SYSTEM REPORTS.
SANfRANCECo SURE TO Be SELECTED
Four Bank Reserves to Be Established
on Atlantic Coast, Four on Missis.
sippi River, and One In Texas
or New Orleans.

Washington.-After three months of
consideration of the reserve bank or
ganization, Secretaries McAdoo and
Houston and Comptroller of the Cur
rency Williams, charged with laying
the ground work for the new currency
system, are about ready to define geo.
graphically the limit of federal re-
serve districts and name the cities in
each district where reserve banks are
to be located.
The law permits the establishment
of not less than eight and not more
than IL banks.
The expectation seems to be general
that there will be at least four cities
on the atlantic seaboard. In this Sec
ton Boston, New York and Philadel
phia have been named many times
Between the Allegheny mountains and
the Rockies the prophets agree that
Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas City
practically are certain to be chosen
and many of thin added Minneapolis
Cincinnati and New Orleans or Dial
las, Texas. Only one bank will be 10
Gated on the Pacific coast, at SaI
Francisco.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-04-03
KNOW IDENTITY OF G. N. BANDITS
Patient In Hospital Says He Knows
Who the Guilty Ones Are.

Patient In Hospital Says He Knows
Who the Guilty Ones Are.
The identity of the two highwaymen
who held up Great Northern passen-
ger tarin near Samish, Skagit county,
Wash, the night Of February 20 and
killed three passengers who attempted
to capture them has been learned
through the confession Of an inmate
Of a hospital in Victoria, B. c., it be-
came known Thursday.
The information was obtained from
a man who went to the hospital for
treatment of bullet wound he said he
received in a logging camp fight. Great
Northern detectives had information
connecting him with knowledge of the
train robbery and finally induced him
to talk.
The wounded man, whose name the
detectives decline to divulge, said the
men who held up the Great Northern
train were Harry Mathews and George
Ball, both of whom have criminal rec
ords.
Photographs were obtained at the
Montana penitentiary at Deer Lodge
and from the British Columbia prison
at Vancouver, and these were identi-
fled by passengers on the train as pic
lures Of the men who did the shooting.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-04-03
ON PACIFIC COAST

California girls are lazy and native
sons are VIGOROUSLY So" according
to James A. vandegrift, manufactur-
er of Oakland.
Women of Pasadena, CAL, have ap-
pealed to city officials for the passage
of an ordinance prohibiting the chew.
ing of tobacco on streetcars.
William Hanley, known from Burns.
Ore, to Washington, D. c., as "Bill''
Hanley, announces he will seek the
nomination for United States senator
on the progressive ticket.
In the Nes Perez country Of Idaho
business prospects are good. Stock
has come through the open winter in
fine shape while fall sown grain 10 re-.
ported In excellent condition.
Two persons were killed and three
injured when an electric train crashed
into an automobile at Alameda, Cal
The dead are Mrs A. Bryan Turner
Of Berkeley, wife of an architect, and
her 22-year-old daughter, Miss Chris.
tine Turner
Evan Burton Johnson, newspaper
cartoonist and writer, well-known on
both sides of the continent, was re
leased from Folsom state prison re
Gently. his sentence Of four years hav
ing been committed by Governor Hi
ram johnson.
Passengers on the steamship Ven
tura which arrived at San Francisco
Friday from Sydney, Australia, report
ed that the ship encountered one o.
the worst gales of the year near Papo
pago. The glass dropped to 1922 ant
the wind blew nearly 100 miles al
hour. Waves Is feet high swept ove
the steamer, the storm continuing q
hours. The passengers were terrified
and many Joined in prayer in the cab
in.
BY the breaking of suspension
bridge across the San Joaquin river a
power house No. Sunday, four mel
and one woman, crossing in an auto
mobile, we're plunged SO feet into tn
i
swift flowing mountain stream nea
Fresno, Cal The occupants Of tn
machine were: L. N. Peart, geners
superintendent Of the San Joaqui
Light and Power corporation; J. +
Burgess, assistant superintendent
Percy Marks, the company's chau
feur; Mrs. Percy Marks, unidentifie
man.
Heroic efforts Of an exchange tel<
phone operator and former police
man prevented the loss Of many live
when the Perkins hotel, at Portland
caught fire. The operator warned til
guests until her switchboard was
flames. The policeman carried Sc
eral women from the fifth floor of Il
building and checked a panic. TT
flames, which started in drug stol
from spontaneous combustion, wei
confined mainly to the ground flot
of the hotel and were soon brougl
under control by firemen. There wei
no fatalities. The damage was estim
ted at about $4,000.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-04-03
School Teachers to Meet.

Final arrangements for the pro
gram of the Inland Empire Teachers
association convention, to be held In
Spokane on April Is, 16 and II, have
been announced by Miss Maude M
stinson. secretary. The program In
cludes addresses by educational au
thorities Of the United States az well
- leaders in the northwest, and plans
are being made for the accommodation
Of 5000 delegates. Washington, Ore
gon, Idaho and western Montana will
be represented.
The principal speaker will be Phi
lander P. Claxon, United States com
missioner Of education, Of Washington
D. c. Mr.. Claxton will deliver three
addresses, one on each day Of the
convention.