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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17

"Whats tuv matter with this eleva-
tori" asked the nervous man, You
keep trying TO run it through the roof -
"You1l have 20 excuse me" replied
the operator I'm not used TO one Of
these little twenty story buildings" -
NAshlngt0n So
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17

George is accustomed to carry several
boiy guards, a is also the the case
with the President of France. On plb
lie occasions there are always a large
number of secret servIce men on duty.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17
Always Counting.

Your husband says that when he is
angry he always counts ten before he
speaks" said one woman.
Yes" answered the other. 4 wish
he'd stop il. Since he got dyspepsia
home seems nothing bur q class IN
arithmetic"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17
elostine Over tho Victim.

Your teeth are in pretty bad condi-
ton
They mist be" sighed the patient
"Yon look 50 happy. Judge
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-17

Labor is the instituted means for the
methodica development of all our
powers under the direction and control
of the Will. G. Holland.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12
First Grain Over New Road.

A letter from ". G. Cochran, for
merly With the Johnson road at Nez-
perez but now with th@ Lewiston ex
tension of the same road, stated that
on last saturday be had run the first
train OF grain from Tammany to Lew
iston. which. Of course means that the
road is completed out to Tammany,
twelve miles, and movement of the
grain In the large Warehouse al the
latter place is under way.
This sounds good to the people OF
the prairie country, for We now know
that with The proper assistance from
all parties interested, It is only a mat
ter of months until Mr.. Johnson has
the connecting link between Tammay
and vollmer completed and with
this route operating from Nezperce
to Lewiston the country II traverses
will develope with leaps and bounds.
This prairie has the most produc-
tive soil under the sun. It's greatest
need Is better means of getting its
products TO market. The Johnson
road supplies The need. Certainly
everyone will boost this great enter
prise with every dollar he can spare
and strain inst 3 little If necessary.
You are not building this read for
Mr.. johnson or any other man, you
are building It for yourselves,
just as you would an outlet from an
isolated farm to the nearest public
This road will put you in
contact With worlds markets, through
connection with the Lewiston water
way to the sea. Boost II along.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12

]. &. Smith, chief clerk In the
Lewiston branch of the o. w. r. &
NJ. railway freight department vas
In the city a few days recently and
made the Herald office one of bis as
ual visits. Mr.. Smith tells a good
one on himself wherein the gumshoes
hanging around Lewiston followed
him up 10 vollmer on his trip heres
expecting that The grip be brought
up for a friend who had forgotten 1t
In bis office. contained the dangerous
fluid that makes women and children
20 barefooted In winter time--bus II
didn't.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12

Only about so bushels left. You'd
better hurry II you want some. The
greatest spring wheat nov known 10
this prairie. Preston q Felt.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12

&SS@Ak @Aas&@1 Az 6R%&1s
Stevens Restaurant. the best placr
10 eat. AT
Fresh cider. 2sc gallon. P. n
Harding.
Have those pictures framed al
Fink Bros.
FOR SALE-Fine second hand or
gan. Inquire at this Office. 20si
GET THE HABrT-and get your
clothes from Carlson. the tailor. II
100000 private n oneyto loan
ca Farm property Inquire Union
Stale Bank. II
Give the openlng number OF the
Lyceum course . full house at the
Lyric Friday night.
GET THE HABTT-Pay cash !:
doa's ask for credit; don's keep Il.
Garrison she tailor. n
Dlamond tires. tubes and other
emergency auto supplies Al Neg
pegre Machine Works.
Remember the Adventures
Of KsshIyn n the Lyric Sasur-
day night.
LOST Fox terrier dog: while
With black sposs. boo tail. Phone or
wrlle Andy Cossschsli. vollmer. Ida.
ard receive reward. Nv
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Mrs.
]. w. Phillips wiIl take pupils 10
piano music, al the conger residence
In northwest Nesperce.
]. G. wsight has rscently moved
bis RFaln Office Into the old P. w.
Mitchell law ofics, recently vacated
By Farmer Adviser Mcconnell.
SEE us for Farm Loans. n will
Be 10 your interest TO consult u 30
We can make them on The most at
Isactsve basis. Farmers State Bank. |
10 the Lyceum entertainment At
The Lyric Friday night Aiss Waller
#llI draw q landscape, and q prize
wsll be awarded the one 10 the audi
.acs 6rss guessing iss locality. etc.
wm. Abel. accompanied by bis
Issssr, hIss Jstsle. drove over from
10 Friday morning and spent the
lay In The city visiting wi.h friends.
.sThs Lighs Unseen" At the Lyric
donday evening Nov. 10. A story |
q SIN resls, a thrilling drama Of ex-
epsloual merit. Save your tickets
or The drawing.
Mrs. A. B. Crawford who has
esn visiting a the home OF her
iece. Mrs. A. r. Harbke for sever
/ days retained 10 her home In
vslser, South Idaho yesterday
sogning.
The beard of county commission
RI we're la session Tuesday and
anvased the recent election returns
nd also attended 10 such ether
usEness that vas urgently pressed
pom them.
Mrs.. Mary J.. Chase will speak 1t
i Falrvsew school house both morn
~ and evening On Sunday Nov. ~
Ira. Chase represents the Home
iadinr Society Of Lewiston. Let
4 come who can.
Prof. r. ]. Mcconnell 10 now
snfortabIy dorniciled Ia bis nsw
sarsers. Ia The office recensiy vacas-
bv The county assessor. The
gner adviser IN one of the busiest
en- Ii the community, and although
cannot ''savvy" the
'odle. Ii Of great value 10 the pro- |
esslve farmers of this county. .
Mrs. VIM. Fuller departed shis :
,rnsng for Spokane where she ex-
cha TO remain couple Of weeks
lending to business matters and
.ising With friends. Ia the mean |
10 Billy will look after The kitchen
,rk and be assisted In the diah-
.shing by hIs pct bull dog II
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12
PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS


The foot ball team has started 10
practice again; this time Ia hopes
that they will get to 60 10 Lewiston
to play on Thanksgiving day.
Madge wishes to announce that
the lost IL found and that she wrong
ly accused the Fl. S. girls. She
found the lost article in her own
wardrobe.
There are certainly some dne
prospects for a basket ball team this
year. The boys are praclicing three
evenings each week so az to get into
shape for the season. which starts
rather early on the prairie. There
10 to be a series Of games between
the grades Of the high school for
the championship.
We are pleased TO announce that
some of the Juniors have taken up
their duty Of taking care Of the
'freshies" girls mostly.
The parents-seachers meeting vas
a great success. The program was
rendered especially veil. The re-
freshments served by the domestic
art girls we're very good and seemed
10 be enjoyed by all who we're pres
eut. The high school received much
encouragement by the large attend
ance.
Some of our boys make better old
maids than beaux.
Several Of the high school stu
dents have adorned themselves with
s'specks" which greatly improves
their looks ~
Don't forget the mems gym class
meets every Tuesday night. All
are invited 10 attend these meetings. |
The agricultural classes Of the q.
S. are carrying on q fertilizer ex-
pertinent on bali acre just back Of
Prof. McMahan'a residence. The
purpose of the experiment 10 to de-
Iermine the plant food elements
needed by the soil. A chemical an
alysls Of the soil would show The ell
smenss 81 which the soil Is composed
,us would not show whether they Il
sere Ia a form available 10 the
slant. The plat is divided into nine
20 acre plais and all are planted
9th winter wheat. On one plat one
lalf ton Of manure Is applied and on
mother 400 pounds of lime. and
ithers are checks on which nothing
9 applied. On each Of the others
here are different combinations of
he three main constituents of the
Iecessary feTsiliEine elements These ,
re potash. phosphoric acid and nj |
rates. The plats that show need
{ any OF shese elements can be taxi I,
a as fair sample Of such soil in
bat vicinity and cheaper form of
ersilixer can be applied.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12

The prANo--Mrs. J. w. Phil
lips, an experienced pianoist, will
take pupils In plano music. See her
Oh the conger residence, northwest
Nezpercc.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12

The w. o. w. lodge of this city
practically opened the regular lodge
season at their hall last evening
when q good sprinkling of the mem
bership came out In spite Of the
downpOur of rain. After business
session a fine oyster feed was sprung
on the assemblage, and this course
was followed by generous distribu-
lion Of choice Havanas. From those
present we learn that those who
stayed away nov wish they we're
there. A royal good time IL also
reported, and this winter promises 10
be a prospe GUS one for this order.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12

Prof Mcconnell, the Lewis county
farmer-adviser, Ia this week shipping
a sack of Marquis wheat, raised In
shis vicinity, TO the government
testing mill 10 Minnesota, where it
will be ground into -four and ali it's
advantages and disadvantages
thoroughly ascersained. As soon as
be gess returns On the test be will
tell the readers Of The Herald all
about It. The tests thus far made
on the Marquis grown on the prairie
place II far In the lead Of any Of our
milling products, and Il these hnal
tests that Prof. Mcconnell will have
made prove what they are expected
TO, the Marquis will soon become the
dominant milling grain Of this upper
country, az II has already become in
other sections.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12

Carl Price departed this morning
for Lewiston where be goes on busi-
meas matters connected wlsh his gar
age and will spend a day or two
looking over the city and renewing
old acqualntances.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-12
Local and Personal News Notes

DR.. Boosh. registered optomssrist'
Ton Jacobs left Monday morning
for Lapwal on business mission.
Fine watch. CLOCK aad iewelFy re-
pairing at The Booth IewelFy Store.
GET THE HABIT-Have POUR
clothes cleaned and made 10 look
like new. al caslson's. Il
II you are looking Cor Alberta
Lands. come 10 Klllam sad buy the
best" w. Z. Larson & Co.
Two carloads Of good. dry. wood.
just arrived and more to lollow.
Ramsey Lamber Co. i4sf
Eslan olson leis Saturday morning
% > business trip OF 3 few days
dnfAslon Al Lewiston
FOR RENT $40 acre stock farm
Al milss soash oi Nsxpefcs. Apply
10 Jas. w. willis. Ferdinand Ida
Mu. cAas. Cllss and Little daagh-
Ter. and Mrs Victoria Begch Of 10
we're 10 she city Friday visiting ever
Sunday 9Th namsroaa tFsends.
GET THg HAHfT-carison's
llns Of ladies' saiss. dresses and
coats larger and better than ever. u
Mrs. Marta Of Lswisscn. WHO bad
been visiting hsF cousin, Mira. Z.
osaon few days departed for hef
homs Monday morning.
- : Remember Dr.. . ;.
Boe,A vAsn yosr
- y eyes bother 700.
FoUND-Twc umbfsIlaa q wess
Nespercs vcslng ball On elecsion day.
same csa be bad by lnqslfy Of
HaFdlng q ShaFksy. "
Sheriff Paige and Attorney Tanna-
all departed Mooday Tor hoscOw
10 asssnd : term d Federal coun
whEch 10 COZ i session u shas city.
LAuNDRY-Ths Elscssic, y
'6fangevslie. guarantees coed wofk.
Leave hdndles II Stevens kesssn-
,s,,., sss 'r 42sfI
The Ladies' Aid Of she Christian |
church viii meet Al shs church FIJI
day afternoon 81 z p. 70. All friends
and members are invited 70 cone
Something doing.
Mr. ard Mrs. r. J. 8. Mabboss.
Who visited their daughter. Mrs.. L.
r. Mckee. q few days departed
Friday afternoon for their noms 10
Ito. On Monday morning they lea
for Fresno, California, whefe shey
sxpecs 10 spend The winter.
The front partition In shs couisc-
Ilonery store Of Nesler q Farmer
sas This week removed and all the
shelving and goods removsd 10 vac
sess aide Of The house. The change
: no doubt an Improvement and also
.ives a paassr-by > clear conception
shsshsr the guests are enjoying .
luIet game Of rInochls of hilaFioasiy !
Iabblsag In siddls-de-winks.
Fron Moscow comes che report |
has VIM. Harbke of this city who b
freshman In shs Stale University !
led the senior star mai artist oil
has school In . wrestling bout Ft. q
entity. BY she time Bill gets TO be
senior, there will be no uss OF any Il
/ those pedagogues 10 engage IN an d
Iteration Of any kind whatsoever !
4 hope 81 gaining anything that's i
Tsrth whIle. d
II. w. Longsssig, the tall and :
lately merchant from hohler was : 4
Ieasans caller Tuesday. lie 10 g
,rmed 10 that he and his brother.
!. had dissolved partnership - me In
,ercansile business that be would %
.hs fnsure continue the merchan- d
isinr establishment himself ano VI
81 bls brother wouId devote his ii
M Il the future to teach the young w
Isa oE Lewis county bow 70 sn00' "
award In hook-larnln'.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-17
FIGHT SETTLES DOWN
TO CANNONADING

(By United Press staff correspondent
Paris, Nov. l7.--Fightiug along the
line from Nieuport, through Dixmude,
to Ypres had settled today into a
fierce artillery duel at long range, ac.
cording to the official communication
received here this afternoon from the
Bordeaux war office.
Infantry and cavalry operations, as
well ms the handling Of the lighter
guns and rapid firers IL was under.
stood had been rendered practically
impossible owing TO the bog.like conli.
tion Of the country, md the only avail
able weapons were the big cannon for
which scni.perranent emplaccments
had been provided.
Along the Aisne and in the Argonue
region, however, II was said there was
increasing octivity The Germans were
said TO have attempted a crossing Of
the Aisnc near Valley The blowing
up Of line Of German trenches by
French mines In the Argonno district
was described In the official state
ment,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-17
The English version.

London, Nov. 17.-Though latest ac-
counts from the eastern field Of war
indicated that hostilities were rapidly
developing at many points along the
line from the Baltic to the Carpathians,
not much fresh news was available to-
day,
Nothing had been heard from Berlin
through any Of the various channels by
means Of which German advices reach
here and il the Petrograd war office
had furnished information to the cor.
responding department in London the
latter was Withholding IL.
Unofficial reports, however, were to
the effect that Fighting was in progress
from the vicinity Of Thorn, in East
Prussia, to the neighborhood Of Plock,
in Russian Poland. To the general sur.
prise, too, it was learned that Cracow
had already been invested and was
burning.
The decisive engagement in the east,
however, was looked for along the line
from Thorn, through Posen, to Breslau
At all these strongly defended points
the Germans were said to have concen'
trated powerful forces TO meet the ad'
vancing Russians The beginning Of a
conflict between the opposing armies
was expected in the very near future
and experts said IL the Russians won,
II would be fair TO expect a speedy end
ing Of the war. They think very likely
however that the battle would last
many days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-17
GIRL IS
KILLED BY LOVER
Emma lJlriCh, Aged2l, Is.ShOt
to Death as She Reached
Door Of Her Home

Portland, Ore, Nov. Unknown tc
have been modly infatuated with the
girl who had spurned his advances on
many occasions, Fred Traunson, a
young elevator operator, is being
sought by the police today in conncc.
tion with the shooting and killing Of
Miss Emma Ulrich, q, pretty stcnog.
rnpher, at her home In South Portland
last night.
Five shots were fired az Miss Ulrich
the last taking effect in the back Of
her head as she, wildly fleeing, open.
cd the kitchen door Of her home. She
fell dead 10 the presence Of her mo.
thcr, Mrs. Carl Smith, and her little
brother and sister.
The police declare the description
given by several persons who saw the
man lurking in the vicinity of Miss
Ulrich y home Just before the shooting
last night, fits Traunson exactly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-17
LARGE SUMS OF COIN
SPENT ON ELECTION
Here Are a Few Of the Larger
Sums Spent in Aid Of Meas
ureS and Candidates

Ortou II, Goodwin, trustee Of the com.
mittee Of one hundred, Of Portland, ex.
pended $lG,OOG5s in the recent election
campaign to assist In making Oregon
dry, Governor.eect Withycombe, ac.
eOrding to his statement. OF campaign
expenses filed with tde secretary Of
state yesterday, expended total Of
St0S9O in the furthorance OF his candi.
daey for gubcrnatoral honors and Fred
erick Hollster, democratic candidate
for congressman In this district against
Congressman Hawley, paid out s0l 40
on mis- own account. Lester w. Hum.
phreys, assistant treasurer Of the demo.
cratic state GENITAL committee, paid out
a total Of S6S0372, aud Floyd Bilyeu,
treasurer Of the same organization, ex.
pended $663I.7S on behalf Of the dem.
ocratic candidates on the state ticket
NJ. J.. Waite, secretary Of the Smith
campaign committee, expended SiS2l .02
in the interests Of DR. 9. j. Smith s can.
didacy for the goyernorship; A. s. Ben.
nett, Of The Dalcs, spent $500 In be.
half of Judge William Galloway In the
race for the supreme court bench, and
Laura j. Tweedy expended 800 in the
aid Of the candidacy Of Z. S. Senator
Chamberlain for reelection. The Coos
county democratic central committee
expended Sl6O1J5 in behalf Of the can,
didaey of Frederick ,llollister for con.
gressmani W. NJ. Davis spent sl25 in
support Of the initiative measure to ex.
tend the terms Of county officers, and
@si.67 In advocating the nonpartisau
judiciary bill. s. A. Barnes, treasurer
Of the Eastern Oregon state normal
school campaign committee, expended
t21S6,35 In tne effort to re-establish
the normal school at Weston, and the
Oregon Society FOR Dental Education
spent $ll6l.54 in opposing Painless -
Parkcr's dental bill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-17
WAR OFFICE CLAIMS
TWO BIG VICTORIES
OVER THE RUSSIANS
Germans Say Victories So Inn
pOrtant Western War Zone
Was Forgotten
RUSSIANS GIVE WAY
ALL ALONG FRONTIER
Gar Loses Half An Army
COrps--GermanS and Aus
trianS Take Offensive

Berlin, by wireless via Sayville, Nov.
l7.-Victories so important that the
public nearly forgot the situation in the
western zone were announced here by
the war office today over the Russians
on the eastern frontier
Whether or not the Slav advance had
been definitely checked was not known
certainly but there was no question
that the confusion into which the ezar's
forces had been thrown and the posi-
tions they had been compelled to accept
had enormously increased their diff
ficultics. The German situation, on the
contrary, was all that could be desired
strategi,ally.
In the most important Of the east.
ern engagements the Russians, pusbinc
toward the frontier, had been driven
back until the Vistula divided the op.
posing armies. From the vicinity Of
Soldan they had been hurled back upon
the town of Plock, in Russian Poland.
The army defeated by General Won
Hindenberg on the East Prussian from
tier, had retreated to Kutno
The czar 5 losses in the latest en-
counters were said at least to exceed a
full army corps, prisoners being in,
cluded.
Tn Scryia, operating independently,
the Austrians were reported to have
captured the towns Of Veljevo and
0brenovac.
Interest Jagged in the western cam.
paign partly for the reason that the
severe weather had interferred with
fighting to such an extent as to make
any important changes on either side
practically impossible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-17
SPECIAL RATES TO
BIG FOOT BALL GAME

Already the football fans Of the city
are beginning 10 prepare excuses for
attending the big annual football gamo
between the University Of Oregon and
o. A. G., TO be played at Corvallis next
Saturday. The Southern Pacific will
run nm excursion train from Portland,
which will take on all Of the pasaen.
gers from this city II there is not u
sufficient number to justify a spcciol
from here. II the Salem people take
the Portland excursion trains, they
will pay a fare Of one and one.third
for the round trip, or $3.50. If, how.
ever enough signify their intention OF
going to justify a special train, or
1926 they can make the round trip for
sl.10.
Il. b. Houston, the s, p. agent, said
this morning he was endeavoring tn
sell enough tickets among high school
and university students aud townspco
plo TO get special train out Of So.
lem. but so far this Is not settled, The
Salem high school md the Corvallis
high school teams will play q prclim'
inary game 20 the main event.