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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-03-25
NOTICE.

I do not expect to be in my office
regularly during the summer months.
Those desiring appointments must have
them before April LIST. G. A. Green,
dentist. Pacific Phone 1901. 42-3
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-03-25

Security Calf Food, save the milk
and raise better calves. See Meader &
Co. AZ
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-03-25

s cents pound for 1914 pullets. F.
Fl. Meader Co. Aft
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-03-25

training four mile-foot hogs to drive
in harness and intends leaving later in
the season for the San Francisco Fair
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-03-25

Fifteen cents a dozen, cash, for your
eggs at Meader & Co. AL
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08
DEFINING. NEW MEXICO, JANUARY $, 1915
TAX LAW OF SUPREME IMPORTANCE

The New legislature will Fe Tuesday
of will be the sixteen repub
The members OF the hous
chosen November election stand republicans, eighteen
socialist, and There three contests
involving the seats of democrats from Union and Bernait
Sandova has been withdrawn A.
Rchehan Nestor Mnoa and Secundno Romero
candidates the speakernp of the house.
The framing of will greatest
the session by the adoption of the amendment 10 the
board equalization abolished
of collecting the will be- sought
through and thorough revision Of
The has broken down under the demands of
there has widespread dissatisfaction
The question has the Gordon knot for
will the Two bills
by w. C. Mcdonald deadlock
the alleging that the salaries high
great all the will be the effort consolidate the
of the commonwealth State aughren
led the fight the last aud though his defeated by
u majority predicted that he will be
estimated that consolidation would down the teaching
fourth and would the 100000 besides
Mexico.
editors the repeal of the
existing libel law which said be ambgu
iy
1t probable republicans will travelling
auditors possibly placing that officer under the auditors Of
flee. Al the he
mated that the state might be placed under the land
thus doing with another appoinlee
Practically all the department., legislation in
their The secretary state
that the
shenfs The corporation commission enlarged
all public corporations. and to
The state board of water
the OF water for irrigation that the chief
not be misused The state public
revision OF the educational laws. The
placed fishing cyternane predatory ami
mals closed bear and attorney
general assistants
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08
a NEW YEARS RESOLUTION TO MAKE AND KEEP

" soenm swear that will debts to local promptly
Iha the New Years resolution that business
ought to make and keep II would of
business here would be profitable
% over old would the fraterna spirit spread
there would be pleasant cooperation which
system.
m But do debts hear Quite but method
Inc first time the bill presented the oleor told
Just leave the bill and settlement second tim.
collector told that cheek will be mailed thousand
and the play bill will h,
ld but the creditor does forced
pay heavy interest he has borrowed
counts Inc uncertainty and delay eSaspeang and they lay
tax business.
The man who thus playing hide and creditors
probably dscounng his bills 10 the which he
dealing Remember that in
have ample capital and well able carry accounts anyone waits
let it be them. ~
10y paying local accounts the placed circulation lust
where ought To be- BY local settlements
IT. obligations elsewhere satisfactory WAY of
course most doing business
class aud the community whole stands in relation j.;
hard to Keep up the but this can best be c
cuhlpIshed by prompt local exchange.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

liillsboro--At the next meeting Of the coun
y commissioners Of Sierra county a petition
for the removal II the county seat from Hills
lnro 10 point near Las Palomas will In
presented. II is believed that the petition
WI have the legal number Of signatures. and
that ~ a result the people OF the county will
vote during the spring on the question OF
removing the county scat. Residents 81 tn,
eastern and northern sections Of III. count,
generally seem to be dissatisfied with tn,
present location Of the county seat
II the question is submitted To the people
u now seems certain. Hilisboro will make a
strenuous hght To retain the seat u govern
inent. However. at the present time onl,
this town. Lake Valley. Faulkner. Kingston.
Arrey and Derry can be counted ON to re-
urn majoriiies against u removal. Il is es
feeied that Monticello. fairview. Chloride.
cucho, Hermosa and Las Palomas will stand
together for the removal Of the county sent
10 the Las Palomas n.ishborhood.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Upper Penasco--To have 5000 pounds Of
p"ia'rs frozen on the trip from here to IN,
Lower Penasco district is the hard luck
experienced Of Cul and Fred Grimm Of thi,
place The Two and a half tons Of po,atoe,
were loaded in two wagons aud on accoun,
"i the bad roads such slow progress wa,
made that the shipments were caught in a
storm and frozen to a total loss"
As result Of conferences held in this
city II is possible that settlement Of the re
ownership disagreement in the affairs Of the
New Mexico Central railroad will be gained
by purchase Of the road by bondholdsrs. A
conference was held at the Alvarado hotel in
Albuquerque a few evenings since and other,
or" to take place. AT this meeting were C.
e. Murray Of Pittsburg displaced By Ralpb
& Ely as receiver Col W = IIopewell and
IudEe q. A. Mann Of Albuquerque, and
representative of the Santa railroad.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

because Of the impossible condition Of IN,
road to Moroion. preventing oil aud othe,
necessary supplies being transported to III,
bug gold mining camp. a temporary shutdown
81 the mines there has been made necessary
The only company operating. It is said. |.
he Ernestine Company. The other compauie.
including the socorro mines. the Deadwood
ana the Mogollon mines have been unablr 10
get fuel for operating purposes
Along the road to Moeollon arr scores Of
big auto trucks. wagons and other convey
ances, mired in mud up 10 the asles. Cp.n
the road dries sufficiently for thes- 10 no
moved irsnic 10 at 4 standtill.
The Bennett Auto Company. which car
ries The mail to Moroilon and in,ermedi.,.
points is experiencing much diaieuliy in
frttinr through. The mail is being tram.
erred six or seven times. being carried sur.
essively by auto. wagon and on horseback
The dila river has subsidized sufficiently in
he past week to permit fording with safety.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Albuquerque--A remarkable situation hal
developed here BY the decision to erect III,
new $4,000 Y. a. c. 4. building ut III,
corner Of First street and Central avenue op
posiie The Nvarado. Under the law which
forbds any saloon or liquor house to run
within 700 feet Of an educational or reiig
ious institution the Consolidated Liquor
Company. another wholesale liquor house and
thirteen saloons will have to move when their
licenses expire according to the opinion II
able attorneys Great Indignation is said
To prevail among the saloon men.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08
ADVERTISING RATES:

single inch monthly contracts with minimum
Of eight ches single column eighteen single column inch
than local column
line each insertion business locals, cent
word; local adv less than fifteen
no foreign advertisements less than five
card of thanks, fifty cents; resolutions
respect, y-fve inch
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08
NEW BUILDINGS FOR DEFINING

There every evidence that Denng with is build
g program no matter what happens The placing of bc
block at the corner of Railroad boulevard avenue will cover
up an nsishy plot
Tie gateway to Dns has not been the fact thai the
main business section had blocks from the on ,,,
S ~ ry grows Silver will business. houses m M
dee by the number of that there within the
~ 'wee months Silver should be made epnade The
cost OF the work will be small returns
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08
MEXICO Is HOPELESS

More and more chaotic the conditions Mexico Fybtn,
one KIND another with disorders
on parts of the alleged republic ruined
Is sagnan commerce parzed children are FEELING ,h
pinch of famine " "E '"'
et almost every day finds
o Dy ardent patriots make the constitution
a'e Yet murder age. and brngandnge go ON un
checked The end, predict " ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Clovis-The Gurley Broom Corn Company
has paid out 100000 for broom corn raised
in his section during 1914. approximately
one half the amour, was paid to growers dur
ing the month Of December. Il Is expected
that an increased acreage Of broom corn viii
he shown this year.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08
TIE DEFINING GRAPHIC
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY ESTABLISHED IN lsO2l
CLYDE EARL Ely Editor and Owner

Entered the Poofice Second Glass Matter Subscription Rates
Two Dollars Year; Six Months One Dollar Three Months Fifty
Subscriptions Foreign Countries Fifty Cents Extra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

The wheat going up, makes the farmers smeh, : a..
that have grain ~ ' H. 'Hos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

TEEN splendid of this
w the
ton Of peaceful equally thrilling appeaRev Miles
Hanson Of the First Congregational church.
There two aeuatg obedience LeaT
love renders obedience regardless sacrifice seRev
the Church 0
The Of meroz fulfilled
but in the loss Of self
fence Of lsraeRev W C. Baber Of the Aua Presbyterian church
The need of the activity
Napoleon nothing; everything"
urged by his brethren Cornth:
giving Jesus
the strongest and best the Baptist
The church will
the work Of specialists alone but the of the
the business Of Christian
methods
J church
If ut is opportunity,
then there IS absolutely limit
Kenneth Brown of the FL Presbyterian church
With this
the earth has and
God has crowned the with plenty;
strain orue guide and teach them
strength Of dependence hH"Rev. l.
Never doubt that duty
for to be holy and beneath
to garments
before the trOneRev John E Abbott Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

says. stand up, I myself also am a
man
Peter Refused.
What a fine opportunity for-Peter
to have received reverence. but was
too humble and true TO his master 10
God The revelator. when on the isle
Of PatrnOs cOmmuuinE with an heav-
emily messenger, fell down at his feet
TO worship the angel that had shown
him the grandeur Of the New Jerusalem,
but the angel said, See thou do il not,
for 1 am thy fellow servant and OF
thy brethren the prophets, and of them
which keep the sayings OF this book,
worship Cod From God. from Christ.
from apostle and from angel comes the
solemn command TO worship God.
DIsIikes Titles.
From the primitive meaning Of the
word Reverend" this suggests for us
TO inquire into the use Of the word
today / find this word used only one
time in the scriptures in Psalms. HIS
II reads thus. He sent redemption unto
his people, he hath commanded cove
nant forever, holy and reverend is his
name This word IS prOmiscuCusly
used where ministers are in reference.
II we mean TO use this word as a title
Of honor in the primitive sense when
riOus mistake God alone is to be
reverenced or worshiped.
Personally 1 am not overly fond OF
titles. The use Of such does not be-
long to the old and new testaments
Aside from that. IL is a sign Of weak
ness for man to crave titles OF honor
and to wear distinguished names from
other good and cody men, II is a
fact that no apostle ever
used or accepted a title Modesty in
should mark Gods people
as the peculiar sons OF Adams race
Ruf One Master
Our saviour denounced the sect OF
Pharisees for loving the uppermOst
Seats greetings in the markets"
and TO be called Of all men," master"
saying, zone is your master even
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
HEALTH
IN CARDUI
Oklahoma Lady Says She Visited -Four
States Seeking Health, But Did
Not Find II Until She
Took Cardui

Henryetta. OIla.-3frs- Anna lille
man. OF this place. says that she suf-
fered for s years with headache. back
ache and other complaints caused from
womauIy troubles. and that she had been
to Colorado. Dakota Missouri and
Kansas seeking health and never found
it until she took Cardui. She says she
was given up and was confined to her
bed for three months.
She further SAYS we then moved
here and after moving here. the drug
gist here in Henryetta, Okla. told my
husband about Cardui and gave him
Birthday Almanac, and I read the testi-
moniaIs and began taking IL, and could
see after 1 had taken the second bot
tie It was doing me good, and so I
have kept Il up. I would not do with
out it in the house. When I feel tired
work it seems to rest me and make me
feel fresh
Today I am a well woman and know
that Cardui. has cured me- I can
do all my own work and washing and
house cleaning now without ever Civ
ing out have several friends right
here fin town who have been unable
to do their work for years but are
now up. since taking a couple OF bot
ties Of Cardui I weigh 146 pounds.
and am always well When 1
taking it one year ago. 7
only weighed 100 pounds"
All druggists sell Cardui. the wO-
mans tonic Try it if you need a
OF this kind. Get a bottle to-
dav-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

Christ Taking such away from things
religious, there could be no real OBJ
lection in the material realm, but when
referring TO things religious such would
be giving 10 man a name and an honor
that belongs to the one Lord only.
In the same connection reference is
made to calling men father In like
manner does the saviour condemn such
honor paid to any man Bear In mind
IL an apostle or an angel from heaven
would not accept such honor paid unto
them, how dare we do so today The
Bible recognizes the fact that we have
fathers Of flesh, but God is the father
Of orr spirits. "Au We are brethren. +"
says Christ This places all on the
same plane towards one another.
God f. a Spirit
There is one other vital point to be
considered in this subject to make the
lesson complete Its importance is in
valuable. and decides the question OF
all questions with US. 1t is made known
in the conversation between Christ and
the Samaritan woman, in John the
fourth chapter. God is d spirit and
they who worship him must worship
him in spirit and in truth To worship
God in truth means nothing less than
worship as truth directs, do his teach
ing. abide in his viii. take his revela-
ton as our sole and complete guide
unmixed in all work and worship TO
him He has given unto US all things
mat pei TAN 70 me anu guinness 20
worship in spirit has TO do with the
condition or motive Of the heart In
such acts as doing aims, praying, fast
ing. singing and the like. we should
do so not 10 be seen Of men otherwise
we have no reward Of our father in
heaven But whatsoever ye do do
il heartily as unto the Lord and not
unto men, knowing that Of the Lord ye
shall receive the reward OF inheritance.
for We serve the Lord Christ
20 worship the Lord IN the beauty
OF holiness, fear before him all the
earth Say among the heather that the
Lord reigneth. the world also shall be
established that 1t should not be moved,
he shall judge the people righteOusly."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Switzerland Is Threatened
With Bankruptcy By Var

Geneva. Switzerland. NoY 20.-Swiss rail-
road companies and hotel keepers are feel
ing severely the prOlongation Of the war
The tourist business has so dwindled that
hotel keepers estimate their losses at 9IeO.-
100000. while secondary railways reckon
theirs at about one-fourth Of this sum due
10 the loss Of both passengers and freight
traffic The Swiss government is helping
as far as possible. 70 alleviate the distress
but II has itself a great burden TO support.
and its state lines suffer from the diminti-
tion in transit traffic The Swiss are cut
ting down expenses in public matters 20
minimum. but If the war continues the out
look for Switzerland is black In a large
number Of cases it even threatens bank
ruptcy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
CHURCHES

Elk. 2O;I-G: And the Lord spuke all
these words sayinEs 4 am the Lord
thy God which brought thee out Of the
land OF Egypt, ont OF the house of
bondage. Thou shalt have no gods
before me. Thou shalt not make unto
thee any craven image, or any like
ness of anything that Is in heaven
above, or that is in the earth beneath
or that is in the water under the earth.
Thou shall not bow thyseIf to them
nor serve them for I, the Lord thy
God am n jealous God visiting the In
iquity of the fathers upon the children
to the third and fourth generation Of
them that hate me, and showing mercy
unto thousands Of them that love me
and keep my eOmmandments.-
THIs solemn duty was imposed
upon Israel from burning Sinai
before Israel entered the prom
ised land of Canaan and after deliv-
The reason Is clear 7 brought
thee out OF bondage. says Jehovah"
hence your obligation. No god could
they have before him and no image
Of any likeness Of anything fin heaven
or in the earth or in the sea. thus
abolishing the idea Of worshiping any
thing save sthe unseen God. Man is
naturally a wcrshipful creature
Al Worship.
History, sacred and profane furnishes
Us with the Information that all ma
tons, tongues. and tribes have ever
had their objects OF worship. Athens
Of old had inscriptions that were seen
by st Paul erected to many gods The
word worship means an act OF rever-
ence, whether paid to the creature or
creator. The arch enemy asked our
savior to worship him, promising him
the Kingdoms Of this world with all
their glory. The answer came, 1T is
written, thou shalt worship the Lord
thy God and him only shalt thou
serve" Cornelius in his blind zeal and
anxiety to see the man with the keys
Of the kingdom, fell down at Peters
feet TO worship him. But the apostle
desires to give God all the glory, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
HEATING PLANT
PUT IN CHURCH
New Methodist Church Now
Comfortably Heated; The
Church Men to Feast.

The heating plant has been installed
in the new First Methodist church, the
Sunday school rooms have been tinted
and the primary doors have been put in
at $3.50 Monday night in the First
Methodist church The official board
Of the church Will have dinner to-
gether TO be followed by an official
board meeting. The Travellers Aid will
give an illustrated lecture in the First
Methodist church Monday afternoon at
2:30
Circle 1 OF the First Methodist church
viii meet Tuesday with Mrs. Ella Rog-
ers. at $3.50 Aurora street. Circle 4 viii
meet Tuesday at 8 D. m with Mrs. H G.
Porter 1706 Rampant street
Thanksgiving Prayer Meeting.
A Thanksgiv prayer meeting viii
be held Wednesday at s p. m, led by
Rev Herman G. Porter. The subject
viii be- why Are We Thankful" The
WOman's Home Missionary society will
meet Friday at 8 p. m in the First
Methodist church. The subject viii be,
Our Work in the Southland" Mrs a.
A. Jones is leader
Men OF Church to Feast.
Men OF the First Presbyterian church
viii be given a feast Tuesday night
when the women Of the church will
serve supper for the Young Mems
league.
The supper VIII begin at $50 p. m,
and short talks Will be made on timely
church topics by members - of the
league j is planned to make the Occa-
sion one for getting all of the men of
the First Presbyterian church &C
quainted with each other.
Missionary Society 10 Meet.
The WOmen's Missionary society Of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
VIII meet in the Sunday school room
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock Miss
Sallie VIII Smith viii be the leader of
the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Y.M.C.A. Russian Head
Presented With Life-Sized
Statue OF Abe Lincoln

Petrograd. Russia, Nov. 90 full length
statue OF Lincoln. with an interesting his
tory. has been presented to the Rev. Franklin
Gaylord, head Of the Russian Young Mems
Christian associations work
The story Of the statue is this: Among M
Gaylord's callers the other day was Senator
AnatOle Feodorovitch Koui. a member OF
the imperial council as well as the senate.
who is just celebrating the 50th Anniversary
Of his public service. He IS a stauuch friend
OF the Y. A. c. A, and Mr. Gaylord was
one Of those asked 20 speak at the celebration
OF his anniversary. It seems that the con-
versation between the two men turned on
Lincoln and the next day. to his surprise.
Dir. Gaylord received the Lincoln figure from
senator Koui with a polite note requesting
its acceptance as token OF friendship As
a studeft On 1855. senator E0nl bought the
statue and had given 10 a place OF honor IN
his home for 30 YenrA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Women Window Cleaners
Discard Trousers After
Trying Invocation Out

London, Eng nov. 20.-The trousereclad
window cleaners who began their work
bravely In mems overalis short time ago.
have now reverted 10 skirts and blauses IT
was more than flesh and blood could stand"
declared one Of the women regarding the re-
ception accorded their dress reform move
ment BY the populace
The nottingham factory girls were the
chief opponents Of the new uniform. which
consisted Of a jacket and trousers closely
resembling workman's overaIls. Crowds
Of girls followed the trouser clad women
through the streets asking questions and
making loud catcaIls The women went 10
their employers and protested. Now they
are wearing skirts once more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Says Italy and Austria
Ready To Make Peace
Before End of the Year

Berne. Nov. ga well informed foreign
diplomatist whose name IS kept secret for
obvious reasons, in an interview granted to
representative Of the .Bund'' expressed the
opinion that peace between Austria and Italy
is not very distant and may come before
Christmas
Italy viii be the first power 70 lay down
arms" said the diplomatist who represents
a neutral state I Arr firmly convinced
that Premier Saiandfa and his cabinet will
be forced TO resign as soon as parliament
reassembies. Conditions in Italy are very
bad and the agitation Of the socialists and
the supporters OF the former prime minister
Giolitti has already become dangerous 70
the government. The fau Of the govern
ment could only be averted by a great vic
tory OF the italian army. but there is very
little hope thai the Austrian lines in the
Alps and on the IsOnzo will be broken.
Financially, Italy IS almost at the end
OF her resources England and France had
promised great loan 10 the kingdom. but
this did not materialize"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20
Finds His SeUen
Prisoners Already We're
Captured BY an Irishman

London. Eng, Nov. 2O.-In one OF the
Irish regiments training near London there
IS current a story OF an English officer. who
in the recent fighting IN Flanders. suddenly
found himself face TO face with seven Prus-
SLAMS He Immediately covered them with
his revolver and they at once threw up their
hands IN token OF surrender.
Then he noticed that they were without
weapons. and at the same moment there
appeared from somewhere IN the back
ground Irish soldier. who said to him
NY prisoners. sir"
How did You manage it," asked the
astOuished officer.
Wen. you see. It was ike this. sir" re-
piled the Irishman. Ne and Pat Murphy
took "A OF them. and we agreed 10 divide
them between us Then one OF them. the
BLACKBOARD. turned upon Pat and killed
him So ] polished off Pats lot This is
my lot. sir