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Sherburn Becker. ex-mayor OF
Milwaukee, who Is in Seattle. said
that President Wilson VIII not be
chief executive again.
DR.. j. NJ. Francis of Detroit.
well.k,own chemist. is In Seattle
on way to San Francisco exposi.
ton
British steamer Musician on way
to Seattle with 5000 bags of coffee
from Brazil
s, X. Burling, former Alaskan.
died In Manila OF typhoid fever DC.
tober 3.
Rev DIR. NJ, A. Matthews back
In Seattle from Helena. Mont,
where he conduct6d several ro, ival
services.
Mountalnoers to meet Friday
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night in Y. NJ. c. A. hall. Pictures
will be shown OF their ascent OF
Mount RainieT.
J. Austin Chamberisin. secretary
for India. IN statement in house OF
commons. London. Thursiay. said
unrest in India il OF no account az
majority % people do not sympa.
thire with nEitAtorr.
Former President Tat, in ad.
dress ~ dinner given by Bureau OF
Municipal Research Thursday night
said bankruptcy IL ahead OF nation
because OF lack OF popular kno~l.
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STORE TO Give
TEA PARTY FOR
1000 D0LL|ES

Saturday afternoon a thousand
little girls and their dollies will
have the time of their lives In
doll shop. They
will be the guests OF the doll and
toy shop. the occasion being the
first annual dolls tea party
The management Is issuing .
thousand invitations 10 little girls
who wish TO come
These invitations are now being
given out in the stores infants
section on the second floor.
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edge OF income and outgo

edge OF income and outgo.
Because they sent their custom.
ers In dry territory liquor billed as
red ink" St Louis leather firm
has been made TO take out whole
sale liquor dealers license.
Andrew Bonair Law. colonial sec
Rotary. speaking in house OF com.
mons. London, Thursday night. de-
clared that conditions were not 80
bad as they appeared.
Douglas fir tree In Western
WashingtonSound 10 be i.i4i years
old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-19
TOT P0URS ACID IN
EYES OF HIS SISTER

AUDUBON. Iowa. Nov. 1.-the
2is.yearold son OF Mr.. and Mira
William niohm. living near here. In
emulating tho example OF HIS moth.
or. poured earbollc acid on the
eyes Of bis sleeping baby sister.
causing her 10 lose the sight Of one
and probably both eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-19

Mexico appears destined to be.
come the worlds principal source
OF petroleum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov l9.-Push n
button and-prestol you've got a
wireless tower 900 feet hlsh.
Such tower Is under considern.
ton by the war and navy depart.
ments for adoption as part OF the
new national defense scheme.
The inventor Is Joseph RAGS.
American citizen. native Of Bel
GUM. now living In Washington
The tower is made OF steel tubing,
like a giant collapsible flsh-polc. II
can be mounted on concrete base /.
smaller towers can be attached 20
motor trucks.
Each tower has guy wires attach.
ed to powerful springs, which coil
mp tho guys when the tower Is
down When tho tower goes up"
tho guy wires and harp strings for
tho wireless spread automatically.
II In strong enough to bear search
lights and machine guns ahd sig.
mailing apparatus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-19

Frederick MCGUIRE. prisoner IN
u. 8. penitentiary at Leavenworth.
escaped from guard by jumping
from moving train near Sand Point.
Idaho, while being taken to Port
land. Ore. to stand trial for rob
bling L. ). malls
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e. Jefferson, pastor, will preach at the
morning service and also at the evening
service. His subject In the evening viii
be Preparedness At the morning scr
vice children will be baptized. there Will
be a communion service and DR.. Mark
Hopkins Ward and Miss Rathbun will he
commissioned as missionaries /. Aintab.
Turkey. ~
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
cHURCH-At Fifty-ffth street. The Rev.
DR.. J. II. Jowett. pastor. The Rev. Dr.
John Douglas Adam will preach at both
morning and evening services. Mems Bible
class at 10 A. NJ.
HARLEM-NEw YORK cHURcH-ie2d
street and Mount Morris Park West. COM
munlon service at II A. NJ. I2sth street
and Seventh avenue. The Woman at the
weli' at Z r. NJ.
wBsT-PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Amsterdam avenue at Eighty sixth
street. The Rev. DR.. Anthony II. Evans
Will preach at II A. NJ. on Comfo and
strength" The Rev. Or. Arson p. After
bury will preach at s p. NJ.
CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH
Seventh avenue at l2oth street. Holy com
munlon at the morning service. followed
by an address. AZ the evening worship
DR.. Morgan will preach from the theme.
Els There a HellY'
MADISON AVENUE NJ. r. CHURCH
Al sixtieth street. There will be preach
ing at II A. NJ. by the pastor. DR.. Tippy.
and preaching At 8 Z. NJ. by Bishop James
w. Bashford Of China.
NEW THoCGHT-Academy Han. Mis-.
Pauline Lsngdon. assistant principal OF
the New Thought School. will lecture At
IL o'clock In the New Thought Church.
Academy Hall. iib West Sevcnty-ninth
street; subject, Developing an opulent
Consciousness"
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SUNDAY SERMON TOPICS
ANIL MUSIC IN CHURCHES

l. FIRST CHURCH-Fifth avenue at
Eleventh street. The Rev. Or. Howard
Duf,eld will conduct the service at II
A. NJ. Dr. Dufield's sermon In the morn
Ing will be a farewell charge to a con-
s.rencc Of missionaries who are about to
Nspart for the foreign nold. MIR. Jaauith
will conduct the evening service at s
O'Clock.
CHURCH OF " HOLY COMMUNION
Sixth avenue at twentieth street. IL
A. NJ. the Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet; 3 -. NJ,
children's service. tho Rev. Or. Mottet.
3:i5 p. ~. Italian service. the Rev. Pietro
Griplio: T.. NJ, tho Rev. Gerald A.
Cornell.
cathedral OF ST JOHN d.
YINE--The preachers will be: IL a. NJ.
she Very Rev. Dean Grosvenor: I p. NJ,
Che Rev. Arthur VI. sherman.
METROPOLITAN TEMPLE-seventh
avenue at Fourteenth street. Popular sun
day evening services with a cartoonist,
violinist and soloist. Or. Marshall Will
preach on ''The Success OF Failure and the
Failure of Success"
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
West End avenue at Eighty-sixth street.
During June evening and morning services
and Wednesday evening prayer meetings
will continue. and throughout July and
August during the vacation period OF
Dr. Goodeil the Sunday morning service
will be In charge OF the associate pastor.
the Rev. Charles A. Ross.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE cHCRCHEs-
The subject OF the lesson-sermon In the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be God the Only Cause and Creator" and
the golden text Gsaiah, $50, who hath
wrought and lone Il. calling the genera
lions from the beginningY !, the Lord. the
FIRST. and with tho last; | am he
CHELSEA Twenty
fourth street. Ths Rev. william Ncely
Ross will preach at both services. At II
o'clock his subject will be why I Am a
Protestant and at evening worship he
will deliver an evangeiistlc address.
CALVARY CHcRCH-East Twenty-nrst
street. The preacher in the morning will
be the Rev. Theodore sedgwick. In the
evening at 1880 the annual procession to
Madison square Park will take place.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH-West End
avenue at seventy-seyenth street. The
Rev. DR.. Henry Evertson Cobb. minister:
morning service. the Rev. W. n. Haus-
halter OF East orange. y. J.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Fifth avenue at Twenty-ninth street. DR..
Burrell will preach at II a. NJ. on this
theme. And the Earth Did Quake: in
the evening at 8 he will have as his
e~ubject. Two Are Better Than One
The Lords supper will he administered at
the close OF the morning service.
II. JAMEs's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURcH-Madison avenue at i2sth street.
"women in Industry will be the subject
o. ne evening sermon by the Rev. DIR.
A.cney Decatur Ball, communion service
at the morning worship.
CHURCH OF THE MEssIAH-Park
avenue at ThIrty-fourth street. The Rev
John Haynes Holmes. minister. will preach
at II A. NJ; subject. Friendship"
BROADWAY TABERNACLE-Broadwsy
a. Fifty-siSth street. The Rev. DR.. Charles
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Ol'OSA

SEALED Ribs viii %" received by the
Hoard Of Na'.r Supp.y, at a.. nrices.
iwenty-secoud floor. Municipal BrG.liug
rRrk Row, Centre art Chauerr ~S,re.t-.
New York Clty, until - 4 VI "u TJr.. A.
June -, 1915. for CONTRACT lu6-fnr fur.
uishius, delivering dul Installing where
required, hroN@' cor steel ladders, noz1les
and Other articles.
The points OF delivery or Installation are
n|ong the liur Of the tltskIu aqueIu.,
between the Ashokau reservoir. in INC
town Of o.iy", lister county. ana Iu.
View .reSer>"ir IN ,he CITY OF Yaukrls.
Westchester county, Sew YORK.
At the thol" p.tc" amt Tan" ,he BIDS
VIII he publicly opened and read. Pam
phleis containing information fur ntfIrr,
and contract drawings can ur obtained a.
The above address at tine orI.- OF III.
Secretary, hy dcg"sit!ug the sum ~ ten
dollars 'slol I'm cash ol ils equivalent :lr
each pam pallet Nnr tur'ur. plrtl.u.tr-
apply 90 IA" Ollie, OF the r~.ur pa Assist.
ant Ems urrr a. the above ldlr, ss.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
tllAll ES y. CHADWICK.
JOilN +. CALVIN.
commissioners OF the Board ~ Water Sunorv
W. BItUCE COBB, Secretary.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

WHEREAS. tho partnership rrm Of Bur
ri & St!tt has transacted business In this
state for not less than thre. years. and
continues 10 be conducted by one OF the
partners %: said trn. SOW
We EDWARD J. BtERlLL of New
York Cl'y. New York. and SAMUEL NEIL
SOS HINCkLEN OF Ccda-hurst. \. Y, 10
hereby certify. pursuant to Section ri OF
the Partnership Law, that We intend to
transact business under the firm name Of
RUERllI & sTlTT at No. Is broad
street. thorough Of Manhattan. cry Of
Dated, May II, 1918
EpM ARD I. HuRRGLL.
SAMUEL. NELSON HiNCKLEY.
STATE OF SEW YORK.
COUNTY or NEW YORK
On this llth day OF Nav. 1913, before
me personally came and appeared ED
WARp / RURRlGL and SAMUEL Mil
son HlNCklEl, % me known aui known
20 me to I've the Individuals described IN,
and who executed the foregoing cer''HratN,
and they duly severally acknowledged 70
me that they executed The same.
II. q. SElrP,
Notary Public Kings co. No. lss.
Certificate Ned In Sew York Co. 70. 1870.
Kings Co. Register No 6ia2.
New York co. register No. 1851.
United. states Internal Revenue stamp
Cancelled.
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-BoAnib OF HHT0NMiE MissSSllo3NS9 81 F FIN
EENIFfSEhb5 sEktEs or Fl hEMFEaiHHcA' 5sa :,
tir., .asainst, BOARD or. FoREtGN'Mj
sRS'FSSsGH r gr THE GN5! fEf&a;*ft{SFrFT.75 y
EHfESITt2Xy F Gr r4 q ! F FRG GE T
GMMTpHRGH ~ TUE rYiTEB 5rAl
fFSR rN6MoEiNt@ !rHin, Ji6}s!f!Ests 3 &T[5EJy''.
sEAMEN II THE PORT or NEW SoViK
F66RH BbffslAiB,ii..EE66 M%iSfiHTP2R2s or All EbEt4IEEg ,
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS or DECEASFU
ffRhTiEfSNTbEF s6icIn A4N4E4 H!SSAANNprSfEE AFjY I;
hoME MIssioNAR'Y SOCIETY," Ni6'{I rs
ERR, plsPENsARY ~ TiE CRY o.
GEiHEMTY, jHoaHN> IL NFFRREIiEAMNAxh, ikRll E,ts 50
KF.LUM uhe name MARY beir ENHY
thereby the Christian name OF ,pb Y,'E NE.
II any. OF the said George Kellum. m,
t-ue Christian name Of hi. VIE. Il s NV
ELLA e. EARLE. as Evecutrix o., ~,
last VIII and, Testament Of char .. II
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFES6Sa,%yS TSs
AND EACH OF, THEN
YOU ARE HEhEbI SUMMONED to
PLANTING Attorneys within twen,v Az.
after me service q this summons. es.
Of your failure 20 appear or answer. iufs
ment viii be taken against YOU by de'an',
Dated, New York, Aprii /. 1915 '"P''"'
PARSONS. CLOSsON & MciLvArxr
plaintins' Attorneys. orice & pos,
Borough Of Manhattan, Tho CIV a,
New York. ~. Y. y"
k,,ia 7 r...n., n..
Mary" Keiium ,the name MAJ ,Im,
fictitious, II being intended to desiSrnf.
Christian name OF his wife, II am h.,SS,,
pnxpown 70 the %plalnurN. and John Il
freeman, and each of them:
The foregoing Il served upor
YOU by. publication pursuau; N an order Of
Hon. Frederick L. crane, one q the ju.
tees OF the supreme Court of 'Ne S'a,a a,
New York. dated the 2sth day q May
1915. and fled with tho comp|tint IN ~.
Hal Of Record tho Borough ~ B-ook.yn
tho CIty OF New York ana County o,
The object Of this action 4, n Obtain ,
judgment ~adtudFing the three parcel. a,
real estate hereinafter mentioned and no..
sperlh,a'ly described In the comp alr,
of real estate Of which Jonas " NH,
paugh died seized. that no parts 20 M,
PENDANT corporations has any estate r.sh,
title or Interest IN said real estate and ~.
they are the only owners thereof. Ina, ali
persons claiming to hold the s,ns by
through or under Helcn p. freeman ba
forever barred from al claim thereto. an
directing tho partition aui sa'a u sail
property, and Tor other re'lof more psf
tlcularly PRAYED for IN said complaint
The property to which the action fea,..
Is as follows:
I. 4 certain lot. 100 ~ .b ,.e,. NJ, IN,
south side Of Fifteenth street BROOKLYN
klngs County, y !" approN'ma'e'y 80
feet IN inches east q Seventh Av.nu.
and known as No. 3S4 F'''eor'h Sf-cA'
.. A certain lot, 100 hy - fee'. m IA,
northeastern side OF Sevea'v- se~oa1 s'-s.'
Brooklyn Klugs County. y y. apr-oI,
mateiy $50 feet southeast OF Third AvAnu.
ana known as No. 343 second
Street.
3 A certain lot. ico nv 20 Feet. on N.
northeasterly side ~ Seven'v-ssconI e rec,
Brooklyn King County, y Y. approx
matelv $50 fect southeast ~ THIRD Avsnu.
and known as No. 35s Seventy. second
Street.
PARSONS, CLossOT 3 MrrLvArNr. A..
tnrnevs for plaintiffs, 49, and Pos,
once Address. No. - W fam S'-..'
borough OF Manhattan. The C!'g o.
New York. y. V.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Trinity Parish. Chapel II the INTERROGATION.
G sapsaTpeS "a ana v,e isS'h street. fs~; NJ Nh n.
munion, s:tS. sunday School: 1890. chill
dren's Service. 1900, Morning Prayer and
sermon; 1900. Holy Communion; Z p. NJ,
Special Memorial Day service for veterans
under the auspices OF Lloyd Aspinwall
cordially weicoue sneciai seats viii hs
reserved for them.
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SEALED PROPOSALS IN trip'ioute VIII!
Of tn" Army. ashmElon il. a.. un,i.
O'Clock y. m. Eas,cIu time. Juno = INlr
Tor furnishing Packing, Waste. o'r ror
delivery du.ihg the tsrai ycur $40. al
Dcr"is or the g~Ht~trrrIasf.r corp, ..tpI
plicat'on 10 Qutr'crmnsrer Gcuara' ~
ARMY, Nfsl''F'nn. y g, or bcpaf gl,,
,ermAsicr, 80 Wh'teh~i street, AeN lu,.
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MORRISON. DAVID. Nm pursusnos o.
an order OF Honorable Robert Lui!o.
Fowler, a Surrogate o: the County OF Ns'
sons having claims against David p Nor
son. late OF the County OF New YORK Dc
ceased. TO present the same Win ver'h''
thereof 20 the suhsrriher. AT his pace O.
trHnssctirG business No. : FNc'"-. stree
IN the City o. Sew York, On or h-'ers -
Eth day OF June. l9lt next Na'ei, 'NsN
York. tho lN'h iav CO pecemt-i, M'
CHARLES y TvNr~KTR Ev~nuto'
LEIGH V ryDrCHrR A''orn.v ft II
ecuto-, ? Rector -. S-v York CIV
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Lecture Service. II East 4ist Ct.
sunday, II A. N. subject:
REST
Speaker. WALTER NEWELL WESTON.
PUBLIC INVITED.
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~ PURSUANCE ~ an ora.- o. Honor.
able John Il. Coha'an, a S.r-oga;. - tn,
County OF New York. NOTICE Is ha--b.
given 10 all persons having calms gain
J Morgan Rowe. late Of the County ~
New York. deceased, 20 present ~ sane
with voucher. thereof 90 The ssNs. rihsrs a.
their place of trduslrtlng t.s.' 80 ~ n.
office OF their attorreF. Hector ~ 17onss
90 Cedar stree. Boruugh ~ N0rhA'''u, Or
the CIV OF New Au"k. or or before -
End day Of June mex,
Dated New York. December 4. iri
MORGAN y. HOWE.
EMILY PAINE H1WY
Fvs'utore
HECTOR W. THOMAS. Attorney FOR "
ecutors. aS Cedar street. NarhsttAh, Ne"
York CITY.
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M\r lliN' tN

FOR SALr-HOTOR 50 y =.
23s VOITS-l2O N',
REV. Also EXTRA N.,.'N.'.'''
APPLY BOX l22, SUI t''I.'
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HAvEMEYER. EMILE DE Loosely
In pursuance OF an order OF Honorable
John l.. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the count
OF New York. NOTICE Is hegehg ggaa %
all persons having claims ar4.r.' Emile
de Loosely Havemeye-, late OF the County
OF Bergen, state OF New jersey. i,sy.s.i
70 present the same with vouchers tLsr.o'
70 the subscribers, az their p ace - '-ars
acting business. No. 20 COrt.trit Street IN
the City OF New York. on or hefrra ne l?'r
day OF June next. Dated. NV l7rk. the 81
day OF December, 1874 THEODORE A
HANEMENER. WILLIAM BCTlrE Dun
CAN. Anril'arv Executors. PARSONS
CIOssoN 4 McrLVAINE. k,,o-ney. -
Executors. So william street. Borough o.
Manhattan. New York CRY.
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M SllN IFNt
JAMES q. AFFLECK.
Executors.
FOLEY \ POWELL, Attorneys fJr Ex,cu.
tors, 2o6 Broadway. Manhattan. sew
York city y. Y.
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Psychological Research Society, Inc. Tux
edo Bldg, cor. seth N Madison Ave. sun,
SIS, MIR. Herewsrd Darlington, Mrs. Her
beck d Christensen. We'd. 3; Thurs, sat,
5. Seance. Mr.. Lake. Tues. as: Fri. sP. VI.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ss"sNNs Madison Ave. and 67th st.
Rev. wilton Mrrie-smith. n D.. Pastor.
will preach at II A. II. Communion at $40.
CLOSES FOR SUMMER.
WILL REOPEN SUNDAY. SEPT. IL.
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~sIKRUGATEs' NOTICES.

HAYS, r.. ST. JOHS.-ln pursuanc. o,
an order OF HONORABLE ROBERT I'd.
Low a surrogate o! ths CoIa,y
OF New YORK, NOTICE IL hereby given 10
all persons having claims agaIist z ST
JOHN HAYS. late o! the County ot Nsv
York, deceased. TO present The same with
vouchers thereof 20 tn. subscribers a, 'r.i-
place OF transacting business, At the me.
81 FOLEY & POWELL. No. zoe R-oaAyay
n. the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF VI,
York. on or before the 3ri day Of July. n.,.
Dated, New York. this 3Ist day o: p..
Ceuber, 1914.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-08-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-ISo
LATED TRACT.

Public Land Sale. Department of
the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Lew
iston, Idaho, July 81, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that, as direct
ed by the Commissioner of the General
Land office, under provisions of Sec.
Pass, R. s., pursuant to the application
of Jennie /. Behean, Serial No. 05676,
we will offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, but at not less than
$500 per acre, at 10 o. clock a. m, on
the 18th day of September, next, at this
office, the following tract of land:
NWA NWA See. 33, T. 26 n, R.
E., B. M.
The sale will not be kept open, but
will be declared closed when those pres
ent at the hour named have ceased bid
ding. The persons making the highest
bid will be required to Immediately pay
to the Receiver the amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised to file
their claims, or objections, on or be
fore the time designated for sale.
Henry Heitfeld, Register
1875 Blair E. Hoar, Receiver.
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kOOSKIA

Jack Wills moved his hardware store
into the Stuar. building on Main street
and will have one of the neatest stores
in the Clearwater section.
James Toll the first of the week un-
loaded a new all steel Case separator
and is taken the machine to Tahoe
where threshing will soon begin.
The little girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Howell while playing in the barn at w.
L. Pursleys Sunday fell and dislocated
her arm.
c. H. Erwin and w. L. Casey of Lew
iston, accompanied by their wives out
fitted here Sunday for fishing trip up
the Middle Fork of the Clearwater.
The Rev. ,Somerville, Kenneth Beach
and III. A. Winneman returned to their
home in Lewiston Saturday from trip
UP the river after speckled beauties.
John Decker was an arrival Monday
from the Lolo Hot Springs section,
where he had been working with Deck
er's pack train. He will purchase few
head of mules and return to Clarkia for
the balance of the year.
J. NJ. Wilson, Ole Robinette and
Chas. Kilgore. accompanied by Mr.. Rob
inettes family and Mrs. M. j. Shaw,
left this morning for Orc Grande, where
they will spend the hot days. The gen
/ tlemen have purchased a mine in that
section that has good showing and
they intend to devote all their time to
the work.
Mrs. Jacob Louma of Harris Ridge
died Sunday night after long illness
caused from tuberculosis, and was
buried Monday at that place. The
deceased leaves husband and five chill
dren, the youngest being an infant
about two weeks old. The sympathy OF
the entire community goes out to the
bereaved husband and motherless chill
dren.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-08-19

From the Enterprise
Miss Mary Stuart is visiting friends
at Caribel this week
s. r. Clayton came out from Dixie
Saturday and left for outside points.
Miss Christie Hartman was passen-
ger for Orofino, Sunday morning.
Fred NJ. Pauley and wife were passen-
gers for the mountains Saturday.
S. J. Fore of Grangeville was a visi-
tor in Sites the first of the week.
Mrs. A. j. Stuart returned Friday
from visit with her brother at
Kamiah.
Tom Oliver made business trip to
Moscow and Lewiston the first of the
week.
S. NJ. Swineheart made trip to
Kamiah Wednesday to look after his
property interests there.
Mrs. E. V. Puyear, of lone, Oregon,
returned to her home this week after
a visit at the home of P. P. Puyear.
C. A. Meyer. who recently sold his
ranch in Luke s Gulch to Teddy Toilet
son, left Wednesday morning for The
Dalles, Oregon.
Mrs. Arthur Lyle came in Tuesday
evening from her home in Los Angeles,
California, for an extended visit with
relatives and friends
Express messenger Myers is taking a
vacation and attending the fair at San
Francisco and San Diego. Mr.. Myers
Is being relieved by messenger Barber.
T. A. Hardenbrook. Of Walla Walla,
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paid visit the fore part of the week
to his grandchildren, the Stuart chill
dren coming in Sunday evening and re-
turning Wednesday morning.
Nick Bowman s team ran away one
day last week and smashed up his
wagon to some extent, but matters were
easily mended. Phil Hartman had all
the pieces in stock that were needed to
repair the wagon and Nick went on
harvesting as if nothing had happened.
The Misses Marvel and Marguerite
Trader came in Friday evening from
Spokane where they have been enjoying
an extensive visit with their aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Hye. Mr.. Trader, who had
been waiting for several days for their
arrival. was very much pleased to see
his children again.
Such a thing as killing RATHER has
been rare oceurance for the last few
years on the river but occasionally an
old timer is found. The past week
Ethelbert Bagley killed whopper
which carried twelve rattles while E. L.
Badgley ran him a close second, killing
one with ten. rattles.
w. L. Pursley, of Harris Ridge, and
Charley Book, of Portland, Oregon,
were in Sites on business with the U
S. Commissioner Tuesday. Mr.. Rock is
an enthusiastic hunter and lover of good
dogs and has several times taken a
vacation and made the trip up the Mid.
die Fork for an outing.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PARDON.

Notice is hereby given, that !, Filing
Gabriel convicted of the crime OF grand
larceny at the September term, 1914, in
the District Court of the Second Judi
cial District, of the State of Idaho, in
and for the County of Idaho, and SEN
fenced September 2e, 1914, to serve an
indeterminate term of from three to
fourteen years in the Idaho State Peni-
Tertiary, at Boise, Idaho, will make APP
plication to the Honorable State Board
of Prison Commissioners at its next
regular meeting in October, 1915, after
the expiration of the legal publication
of this notice for a full pardon or
parole.
Filing Gabriel,
Dated at Boise, Idaho, August 5,
1918. 1874