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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-01-15
NEzPERCE COMM|SS.
TONER'S IN SESSION

The new board of commissioners
of Nez Perce county composed of
George Watson, J. A. Ferris and
Leroy Southwich was organized
Monday shortly before noon by the
election Of Watson as chairman.
There was some delay occasioned by
reason of a technical irregularity in
the preparation of the bonds but
after the board had perfected or
ganization the work of the day was
Immediately taken up and a large
amount Of business was transacted.
The bonds of the new commits
sioners were approved of by the
members of the old board after
which the oath of office was admin
istered by retiring County Auditor
J. R. Lydon. The new board then
took up the work of examining and
approving the bonds of the other
county officials and administering
the oath Of Office.
This work was completed early in
the afternoon, after which the board
approved the applications for de-
puties filed by Sheriff Harry Lydon,
County Auditor R. N. Wright,
Assessor A. H. Hazen and Treasurer
j. L. Chapman. The application of
County School Superintendent was
not reached Monday.
The bonds of a number of justices
of the peace and constables were
approved Monday but this feature
of the work has hardly commenced.
The total amount of the bonds ap-
proved was STAT, 500.
Lewiston, Jan. 12.--The board
of county commissioners spent
much of yesterday in the
examination of petitions for road
overseers throughout the country
and when adjournment was taken
late yesterday afternoon, the men,
bers of the board were we'll prepar-
ed to take definite action this
morning on the matter of naming
the road overseers.
The board is proceeding cautious
ly in making appointments and in
matter of naming the road overseers
effort will be made to secure the
most efficient man in each district
to direct the work of road improve.
ment. 1t is the purpose of the
board to get the greatest possible
permanent improvement on the
highways out Of the money annually
expended for roads in the county
and it is felt the manner in which
the improvements are made will
largely determine their period Of
usefulness.
The salary list for the last quart
er of 1914 was taken up by the
board yesterday and ordered paid
the bills and affidavits having beer
properly made. The board als'
approved the bonds of j. L. Chap
man, collector of taxes in the Lew
iston independent school district, il
the sum of 5000; James Poe, jus
:, tice of tide peace of the first Lewis
ton precinct, 81, 900; H. F. Mielke
justice of the peace, Leland pre-
cinct, $500.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-01-15

Born to Dave Wilson and wife,
of near Juliaetta, Saturday Jan. 9th
a fine girl.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-01-15

MSS Ida Hartung left for Spo
kane yesterday.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
II PappOFtO per lie CarCeri
d. Indiana

Lo sheriff G. Ell. Jeffries, ha com
pletato il suo rapporto del 1914 sulle
carceri d'Indiana, ola owe ST viene a
rilevare che duraute quest ammo, 452
prigionieri di varie nazionalita' ven
nero rinchiusi nellie carceri della
Contea.
III numero del camerati supera di
90 quello del 1913. che flu di 354.
Riportiamo il rapporto:
Numero totale del prigionieri, du-
rante ranno: 452.
Condannati al penitenZiario 4 al
lavori forzati 35; allie careeri della
Contea 27 ALA scuola di correzione
iii Huntington 6; ALA scuola di CORE
zione di Morganza q; assolti 3; licen-
ziati scarcerati II uomini una
donna; scarcerati 2 uomini una
donna; assolti dai magistrate 169 uo-
mini una donna; assolti per espira-
zione di sentenza 16; licenziati dopo
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
CRONACA della CITTA'
E DELLA PENNSYLVANIA
SCiOpePO!
Is rasazzi di Ernest G Lucerne pa
raIizzano | IaVori della fat
foria del Vetro

MartedT mattina un numero di ID
giovanetti della fattoria GsDiamon
Glass Co., dl questa citta' rifutarono
di lavorare. 81 crede che essi furono
spinti far questo per la ragione che
la su delta compagnia Imesi or sono
Ii pagava ad un tanto al pezzo, men
ire, poi, scoppiata la crisi Ii abba
messi giornata regoIare, natural
mente non potranno piu guadagnare
come prima.
Essi sono eli Ernest di Lucerne.
La Compagnia ha dato loro tempo
sino a oggi, sabato, per ritornare q
lavorare.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
A TUTTI | NOSTRI LETTORI
che CT ChiedOnO lnfOrmaziORl,
COHSigIi, 0 rcCIami, 81 riSpOn'
dera' nGlIa "PlCCOId POSta,, in
Set!imd pagina.
In INDIANA
Per 1e Yittinlc
del tcrremOtO

Dinanzi ALA grande sciagura che
ha novellamente messo a dura prova
la nostra diletta Patria, il nostro
cuore sanguinante all annunZio della
immane ecatombe, bate all l'unisono
con queilo del nostri infelici Gonna
zionall colpiti COST dolorosamente nei
loro piu' carl nei loro beni.
Tutti giornaH dele diverse CO.
Ionic hanno aperto dele sottoscrizioni
onde alleviare, in parte, la miseria
che sovrana regina nei desolati paesi
visitati dale forze cieche della ma
tura Anche moi, solidali con tutto
cio' che puo' glovare al nostri Gonna
zionali ci stiamo adoperando affinche'
una non indifferente somma venga
raccolta nella contea di Indiana e
paesi limitrofi e per raggiungere cio',
stiamO lavorando con fervore onde
costituire del comitati locali nei di-
yersi paesi, incaricati di raccogliere
Pobolo di tutti i gelerosi.
SiamO sicuri che nessuno vOrra' es-
sere ultimo in questa CARA di genero-
sta di carita' sin da ora, moi Ii
ringraziamo
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23

respirazione del tempo 5; trasferiti
ALA casa di carita' 2; trasferti al
manicomio 3; rilascirti sotto cauzione
As uomini due dome; rilasciati sotto
pagamento di multa costo s uomini
e una donna; trasferlti altrove 64 uo-
mini s donne. TotaIe 418 uomini e
I21 donne. Prigionieri in carcere s;no
al 81 dicembre 1914: 13; totale 452.
George II. Jefries
Sheriff.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
la recita Pro- Be1giO

Anche lunedi sera la Caneva Hal
era atfollata per la recita che il noto
signor H. B. Marshall di Indiana, Pa.
aiede qui favore del poveri Belgi.
La serata non poteva riuscire me-
Clio. Tutti eli artist 81 distinsero ed
ebbero applause fragorosi nei loro
numeri di canto che dovettero bissare
L'orchestra era diretta dial signor
4. B. Marshall, al quale diamo un
bravo di cuore per il suo lavoro a ia
1ore dello sventurato ed eroico Belgio.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
CduSa Mdzza COntrO TPUnzO
Sheriff.

Mel pomeriggio di Mercoledi, di-
scussasi la causa di Joe Mazza contro
Luigi Trunzo, ambedue da Homer
City, il Giudice di Pace J. A. Cross
man assolveva il Trunzo dallaccusa
di vender birra senza Iicenza 10
poneya sotto cauzione di $500 per
comparire dinanzi ALA Corte verso la
fine di MARIO per rispondere dell ac-
cusa di assalto percosse in persona
di Joe Mazza.
II "runzo prestava la cauzione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
Da CREEK SIDE, PA.
II ballO della banda di Fu1tonrun

Sabato scorso, per come avevamc
annunziato, ebbe luogo il primo ballo
e concerto della Banda Italiana di
Fultonrun, diretta dial maestroG. Noce
Ii successo superb ogni aspetta.
tiva, difatti la suddetta banda, sotto
la direzione del maestro Noce, in soil
due mesi di preparazione, pote' pre-
sentarsi al pubblico riscuotere ap-
plausi ben meritati.
La 'Caneva Hall, dove ebbe luo-
go ii concerto, era affollata, il ballo
procedette sino a tarda ora, senza
alcun disgustoso incidente.
Per roccasione disse brew parole il
nostro Direttore Sig. A L. Frascona,
lnneggiando ALA Musica, gloria dl o.
gni Malone, augurandosi che la Ban
da migliori sempre piu'.
E tale augurio moi ripetiamo dalle
2olonne di quasto giornale, congra-
5ulandoci polto con il valente mae
stro Sig. G. Noce, ALA cui .abilita' ST
1eve la formazione della Banda il
'uccesso artistico di questa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23

e addossato Al muro impugnava un
coltellaccio lungo quanto una baio-
netta e lagitava in aria come Sc fos
Sc state il solo padrone di quella o.
calita'. Quando pero' il poliziotto
Paul Bernan gentilmente gli 81 avvi-
cino' col randello Frank salute ALA
militare col coltellaccio 81 arrese
Nenne condannato a trenta giorm
di carcere.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
SpaccOne 0 pazzO?

Sabato sera, allangolo di Penn A
venue e Federal st. avveniva una see
ma comica, ma che nello stesso tenn
po atterriva quasi tutti passanti che
81 mantenevano a debita distanza da
quel llogo. Certo Frank Tisi di Nc
Reese Rock fermo come una colonna
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
Da BROOKVILLE, PA.
40 Licenze In q minuti

II Giudice J. w. Reed concesse "a
licenze per la vendita al minute, due
per la vendita all'ingrosso quattro
per fabbriche nello spazio di % mi
mutt.
ii crede che egli abba battuto il
record in Pennsylvania. Non vi furo-
no rimostranze, di consequence egli
concesse lie licenze senza alzarsi dal
"bench,,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
Luledi' 81 dpPC la COPte
per lie LiCGDZe

Lunedi' 25 corr. allie ore 2 p. m. in
comincieranno discutersi lie applica5
zioni per lie licenze della Contea.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
I'm cane PdbbiOSO mOPde
un SOprdinteDdente di Miniera

f giuI ia qui' una notizia che il
Sopraintendente Samuele Madill della
Nina di Lucinsbolo di questa Contea
e. state morsicalo da un cane arrab-
biato.
Egll e state trasportato Pittsburg
per essere sottoposto ALA cura fran
cese 'EPasteur,,.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23

Ci giunge notizia che un Comitato
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23

81 e formato onde dare una recita a
favore del colpiti dial terremoto.
Del Comitato ia parte il nostro a
mico Ing. F. Bellandi. Auguriamo
grande sutcesso artistico finanziario.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
Da ALTOONA, p.

II II gennaio il R. Agente Con >
lare, Conte Sayerio Ranuzzi, faceva
ritorno in questa Citta' dopo circa un
mese di assenza, trascorso nella nah
va Bologna.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-23
I'm nuOVO paeSG

Cheswick e. il piu nuoyo paese di
questa Contea
il Presidente Wilson appuntaya
come ufficiale di posta i. G. Lockham.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
Frame Mlaued
National Park
Bill Ill Capildl

THAT the volcano of Kilauea will
again be proposed for a national park
in bill to be presented to the COIN.
fng congress is the ihfof ma ibhs car.
ried in letter from John r. 'Desha,
secretary to Prince Kalanianaole, the
Hawaii delegate at washington.
Mr.. Desha has written ito this eff,
feet Id d letter TO Raymond C. Brown,
secretary. OF Thu. Chamber or Con.
merce. It is asked that all material
concerning the volcano which might
be OF possible help Ia putting the Bill
through the legislature be forwarded
to Washington. The purchase price
Of the park is not to exceed $50, eco.
according to the proposed bfIls The
matter from the Honolulu end win
probably be handled by a special com.
mittee from the Chamber OF Com.
merce,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
f.iWlLL BE- READY ,,e;,
TO- LEAVE. Or JOCK. .,,
By TOMORROW NIGHT

Temporary repairs to the submaf'
inc FL will be completed in time for
it to be foated out of drydock tomof
row, said Lieut.. K B. Crittenden, com.
mander of the first submarine diVi'
sidft, the r boats, today. The F.2 is
expected to be IN shape to go out di
drydock late Friday or early SatGr.
day morning. -.
Il am still waiting for word from
Mare island as to the sailing Of the
third submarine division, the K. beais,
for Honolulu" he said. 81 have been
waiting for a cable FOR several Days,
but have heard nothing as yet. After
the X beats arrive the FL. F22 anEl
F-S wflf be tdwed to Mare Island navy
yard for extensive repairs and alter.
atoms.
This afternoon the yeomen of the
submarine tender Alert tpFayed tie
deck force. This is the qfirst baseball
game in which the yeonen hive had
chance to try their diamond Skill
Nelson ari' CLARK. were batteries t6f
the ,yeomen. while the deck forces
hohors were upheld BY Murphy and
Smell
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
BISHOP ESTATE MAY
TRY ElEC 0E
PRINCESS THERESA

Although no action was taken today
IN the. loeaf cifchit c6drt. It was re
ported upon good authority that the
Bishop Estate DOUBTLESS viii bring lii.
junction proceedings against Theresa
Belliveau. formerly Wilcox, Familiarity
known ais Princess THERESA, iii an en-.
deayor to have stopped the work Of
erecting garage on the gore lot at
King and Richards streets, which is
being directed BY Princess Theresa.
Should the Injunction proceedings
be conifnefeed It Is the bell Of many
that hotly contested legal battle
will be the result, Princess Theresa
claims right and title to the land
through inheritance. Oh the other
hand ii Is said that the bishop Estate
has held claim To the land during the
last so years: 81 81, S
The work Of erecting the garage on
the land In question, which il the va
cant lot WAIKIKI Of the Hawaiian
Electric Company, was begun yester-
day morning.
Today signs were posted about the
place warning pedestrians not to cut
across the property
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29

Rhenish reserves, the 65th Westpsia-
.Iiah' gnfsntsJ distih1uisiilhH ItSelf The
enefhy's heavy losses when reptstsoly
storTning the helgh. Of MassineS were
q vain. Al heights were held BY our
troops.
.French attempts to regain lost
tfenches 1t FiiiemoFe We're defeated.
the number Of prisoners we took here
increasing. s.
ss.IAi Fisnders tR0 Enslishr AERO
planes we're shot down and the oecdL
pants istibfiS6hSd.
! sin tke1 eastern var thestef Gen.
Won tiindenberg's army advanced
southwest Of Duenahurg, The Ger
man cavalry, after efficaclodsiy baek.
md ub eth. Eichofn's afnyt opera
tions, abaBdcned the district near and
east OF Niisykk. The Russians re-
r. aF,fkd inactive. ~r Fs'tI .# j
"German troops are victoriousIy
advancing between Srnorson and Wish
.nev, where Cen. Son Einsihsen's army
mas thrown the Rhssiaus back behind
kormin and Putiloska.n -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
BLIND PId 0NVER
LEITlQfF | EASY | On
Promise 70 GO

LUCK, sbelled Id big letters, today
came to James F Field! WHO recently
was arrested By the police, sehteheed
to SIX MONTHS iii Oahu prison Id cir.
cut court, ana Indicted BY the fed.
eral grand fury ALI on charges Of
selling LIQUOR without q PROPER II.
cense.
The ponce uharged Field with hay:
Ing c0nii6ftteed two offenses. one OF
Selling liquor without q license, and
the otiiEf or Keeping iiftUxicants for
SAFE wfthOHt the necessary permit.
Field derilahded q jury trial I'm each
case, w1iefeHpo the matter we're re-
lfeffed TO- the circuit court S .fr5:sE ]
The e6ses were called TN Circuit
Judge Ashford.s court today. Field
pleaded guilty to both. charges. He
said he had nothing TO say why SEN
tence should not be pronounced City
Attorney Brown interrupted at this
point and asked that, in view OF the
fact that, Field NOW is serving SEN
tefieei and that he had pleaded guilty,
sentefee be suspendsd FOR d period
OF iS months: 8. ~ SO Is
Il understand that F'feld; after he
finlshes his prison sentence, Intends
to leave the terTifofy and seek new
fields, Explained Attofney Brown,
Field said he Had no objection TO
Attorney Browns suggestiOtt, and
Judge Ashford tlierenpoR ordered a
suspended sentefee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
Yuan WILL QUIT
RATHER Than De
MADE El|PEROR
IL, - = &, d -
DrrFrank !. GoodnoW Certain
China's President win Not
Mount Imperial Throne

Thar yuan ShihtKai. i president Ol
the Republic OF China. has not changed
mis- mind one particle concerning his
Idetermination not TO accept the Throne
6ft Ghfnas n the country goes back to
the nionareliical form or government
was asserted this morning by DR.
frank j. do6dhoW; resident OF Johns
HOPKINS University, and fof the last
year and a haif legal adviser to the
republic, who has just left Pekin after
working on the new cohstittti0fi.
Seen by q Star Bulletin REPORTER q
few minutes before he and his family
sailed for san Francisco on the Man.
|chufia, on her last voyage hofneWard,
DR.. GdodnoW on being asked what he
thought Of yesterdays Associated
Press dispatches that President Yuan
ShiiilKai has dropped his Opposition
to the mofiafcliieal form Of govern.
|flert; made the following statement:
n see no reason Why President
Yuan Sliih.Kai should change his mind,
ana Il am sure he has not Hes told me
repeatedly that he believed the matter
should be left to the CONSULTATION
drafting COMMITTEES, and yesterdays
dispatches SHOW this is what has been
done. -.
Yuan said to me he would not &C.
cept the imperial crown Of China even
II the constitution drafting committee
decided to resume the Ti1onarchical
form Of government.
II am positivd that he has not
cfianged his mind: and that ii the Chi
nese Republic does go back to 4 mont
afcfiy IL viii have to select someone
else than yuan Shih-Kai for emperor
because he viii not take the throne.
L see no reason why he should have
changed his mind In that regard He
Is not opposed. to the monArchical form
OF government, but is decided against
being made emperor in case China
does go hack to the old system :,
DR.. GoodnoW added that he is re-
turning to work The trustees Of
Johns Hopkins University could have
held me to my contract had they de-
sired he stated, cas- I left on this
last seven.weeks trip to China as LEI
gal adviser to the const itution draft
ing committee ahead Of my contract,
They were very good about the mat
ter. though i ana glad TO get back to
my college activities, and look for q
busy year. ,.s
This is the eminent sdncatDf,,s sixth
visit to Honolulu our city Is d
lovely place, /. he, said. aand / am more
charmed with its une4celIcd scenery.
and climate every tftie call here go.
ing to and from the Orient J,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
There goes the heart of,his country.' :
working For Harmony.

Inefe SOco the ueaf1 oAeHlS Country
working For Harmony.
Aim has been for three weeks at
work in Honolulu. working for har
m1ny among his people. Today the
great division Of opinion which existed
in the local branch Of the Korean Ma
tional Association since last spring. a
division which has resulted in fights,
both personal and legal, In accuse.
tons back and forth, In mutual recrim-
nations fight which threatened
the absolute existence Of the society
has today died out, he says Only one
more case Is now before the courts
and this case may be withdrawn in q
few days.
Aim Chang 10 has been here for the
three weeks laboring 10 bring the two
factions the old and the new-to.
gether, and he has finally succeeded.
President Aim goes back to San
Francisco in a short time. back to the
headquarters Of the national associa-
tion to continue in his work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
KENALO HARBOR
ISFAVORED FOR
FISHING BOATS
Harbor Commissioners MiIIlIn-
yestigate Place and Send
Sampans Under New Rule

Consideration OF the removal oi
fishing ssHipans from the tarbor was
taken up today by the board OF harbor
commissioners, with argument for and
against the harbors OF KeWaio and Ka-
llhi as places TO which the boats may
be removed.
Decision was finally made by the
board TO make an Investigation tofnor-
row afternoon Of the Kewalo hafbof
for the purpose OF ascertainifg how
much dredging work will yet have TO
Be done In order 70 make II capable
OF holding the sampans II is thought
that money may be used from the
loan fund appropriation TO prepare
the place for use
The Kewalo project Is favored by
the majority OF the board because OF
the fact that Kalihi Is SO far away
from where the HsherI1en wish TO
deliver their catches.
The question Of handling gasoline,
distillate, and OIL on the wharfs when
supplying II to launches was also TAX
en- up with considerable discussion, Il
Is alleged that much OF the handling
Is done carelessly.
A letter from Hackfeld e Company,
asking that the war-bound German
steamer Setos be allowed to discharge.
lumber at the regular wharfage rate
OF $40 a day instead Of at the higher
discharge rate, was fled. Al motion
was made and passed to require the
same payment from the Setos as Isl
asked from other boats which unload
cargo. A special meeting OF the board
VIII be held tomorrow night at 7:30.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-29
OPEN House WEEK
At Y STARTING .
Off WITH RUSH

The glad hand was extGnded last
evening at the Y, M. G. Al. to the
guests who gathered from the local
financial houses at the first open house
meeting 81 the week. There Herr
bankers clerks, insurahcs mem trust
company employees and otlef Dfaneheb
iof the financial field REPRESENTATIVES
present, and an were given a hearty
welcome by the members and Officials
OF the association. 4
After q general get acquaihted.,
meeting in the lobby, the guests ad.
jolffneti TO Cooke HILL. and every seat
was taken ana a crowd stood afouHi
the 1rdofh when tho, program began.
r. II. Trent of the Trent Trust com.
pnay, who presided last evening. was.
q busy man from 4 80 utitif the crowd
left for their homes. After the pro.
gram, ID. Cooke Hall. the GUESTS we're.
taken I'd the POOL where they ar en-
joyed swim Games we're played.
and ifnprofhptu raced wefd sEfiedified
and the visitors were In their element
as they jumped In and odt or tile tank
and rlayed the abuatic gaines that
were on the program. ND
This evening the ~. Nj. C. A. will
be hosts to the riiechafics, public SER
vice and transportation men of the.
city. CARPENTERS, pldfnBsrs. fffseiiin.
fists, and all branches 81 TIE Biiiiding
trades viii be represented, and the
association especially asks all thbse.
who have not received AN inyltatitifi
to be present this evening. The en-
ployes Of tho III r. T. q IS. the q. II.
& L. and the 1nter.Island stcafi Nayis
cation companies are Invited to be.
present this evening. The men OF
the electric light and gas companies
WIN also Be inclydsd II this grouping