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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-06-18

; today that the Southern Pacific had in
augurated the running of it's "EX-
position Special between Portland
and San Francisco, leaving Portland
daily at 1890 p. m. and arriving at
1890 p. m. the following day.
Miss Permeal j. French, dean of
women at the university has return
ed to Ridenbaugh hall from Occur
d'Alene where she was one of the
principal speakers at the annual con-
vention of the Idaho Federated Wom-
ems club. She will go to Lewiston
Sunday where she will act as dean of
women at the summer normal.
Moscow friends of Mr. and Mrs. E.
III. Storer will be delighted to know
that a nine-pound son was born to
them yesterday at the hospital in Col
vile, Wn. Both mother and child are
reported to be doing nicely Mr.. and
Mrs. Storer are spending the summer
on their farm near Colville. The new
son has been named Roscoe Hamilton
Storer.
Mrs. E. Vaugniaux, residing six
miles west of Moscow near Clinton
grange, motored to Moscow today on
a brief visit Mrs. Vaugniaux enjoyed
a Sunday motor trip to Cotton, Gen
esee, and Uniontown. She reports |
that her daughter, Mrs. Hitler of |
Spokane, has gone to the Mt. King |
mines of California where Mr.. Hitler /
is superintendent of the mine Ken
meth Whipple of Spokane, Mrs. Vaug-
niauxs grandson, arrived today to !
spend the summer at her home and
Yer grandson, Carlton Marler of
North Yakima is soon to arrive to Wis
it her for the summer.
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were over from Moscow Saturday
evening in Oversmith's auto.
Herman Stone returned aSturda,
from a business trip to Spokane.
Irwin Paine, D. A. Weeks, and Uncle
Joseph Lamphere motored to Genesee
to the stock show Saturday.
H. Hamblet and Lyle Hammond
started Sunday on a fishing trip. They
expect to be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. D. J. Hammond went to Mos
COW Saturday on business returning
Sunday.
T. W. Ross came over from Len
vile Sunday for a short stay with
his family.
Mrs. Tom Walker went to American
Ridge Tuesday to visit with her par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Cheney.
Miss Mildred Christie came home
Sunday from Spokane where she has
been attending college.
DR.. and Mrs. Faust of Deary start
ed Sunday for California to take in the
exposition and visit relatives and
friends.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-06-18
CHURCH RALLY

Sunday is Rally Day for the Chris
tian church. All members and friends
are invited to come with their baskets
and after the morning service they
will go to the park and have picnic
dinner and at three a service will be
held in the park. Let everyone come
with we'll filled baskets from both the
city and country.
The theme for address at the park
will be, whats Wrong With the
Church," Is the church meeting the
demands of the day? In what way is
the church denying the Masters com
mands and ignoring His prayer? What
is the next great move of the church
for the twentieth century? The park
is beautiful at this season and din
ner together will help cement the bond
of fellowship and increase the dyn-
annie usefulness of the congregation.
R22 GEORGE FOWLER, Minister
Write or telephone US any news
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TROY

II
John McCombs of Little Bear ridge
returned Friday from a two months
trip to eastern points.
Carl and Paul Carlson left Friday
for the lower country on business.
Mrs. Arthur Flint came down from
Moscow Friday for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Booker.
Inv. LQi Ghaneyq made business trip
to Moscow oniFsiflAyE = sssss -
IA. H:.sO vefsmitk sdhd wife and Mrs:
c. A. Broman and daughter ~ Ruth,
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Farm Loans-Moscow State Bank.
R31
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

In the United States District Cour
of the District of Idaho, Contra
Division.
Charles E. Williams and Jennie Will.
Jams, Plaintiffs,
vs..
H. M. Ashbaugh, and Clara V. Ash
baugh, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that Writ
of Attachment has been issued out of
the above entitled court in the above
entitled action against the property
of the defendants.
Witness my hand this 18th day of
June, 1915.
A. L. RICHARDSON,
Clerk
BY M. w. GRIFFITH,
2O-5 Deputy Clerk.
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suspended in air, having been ignitet
by some source of heat and thus ex-
|ploded. This first explosion produces
sufficient conclusion to dislodge the
dust settled near by, and this when
shaken into the air and mixed is
ignited by the heat of the first explos-
ion.
There are number OF ways in
which dust may be ignited, but in the
case of threshing machines it appears
probable that static electricity, gen.
Grated by the operation of the ma
chine, is chiefly responsible. The
generation of sufficient sup
ply of static would result in the
of Easspark which lander the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-06-18

Write or telephone US any news
items you know.
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FOR THE STAR-MIRROR
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THRESHER FIRES WE'RE ACCI-
DENTAL

Continued from Page u
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c. H. Shattuck of the forestry de-
partment of the university, left today
for OrOfino.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
DENIAL
OF EVIDENCE AGAINST DE-
PENDANTS MADE IN ELEC-
TION FRAUD CASES.
Denied Rushing Repeaters Through
Challengers and Did Not Pay
Any Repeaters.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March s9.-
The defendants in the Terre Haute
election fraud case. now on trial in
the Federal court here. today con
tinued to deay the evidence produced
against them by the government Two
more defcDdants-A Andrew (Tipl
O'Brien and Edward Driscoll. assist
ant city engineer and secretary Of the
Democratic county committee made
their denial at the afternoon session.
making seven defendants who have
testified. 4 number Of character wit
nesses also were introduced for Dris-
coll
OBrien denied helping rush repeat
ers through the Challengcrs, and that
Sheriff shea. a defendant. was in
ODonnens saloon paying the repeat
e-s, g. charged by the government.
lie also said he didn't see any auto
mobile loads OF repsaters arrive az the
saloon where be said he worked as
bartender. In reply to a question
by Judge Anderson, the defendant
said he did not know IL was unlawful
20 sell liquor on election day.
general denial also was made by
Driscoll He asserted that ne did not
paw any rspeaters IN his precinct. and
that ne knew nothing OF fraudulent
registratiOns. On cross-eNamination
81 was brought out that he continued
10 draw his pay from the city. al
though he worked IN the Democratic
headquarters more than n month OF
the time be was on the city pay roll
At the morning session William
DSvern. who was testifytng In favor
OF the defendant Fred Morrison. was
held TO the grand jury on bond of
$4,000. on the charge OF perjury. lie
was taken TO jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
ARTILLERY ORDERED TO
THE MEXICAN BORDER
SERIOUS CHARGE
OF irregularities OF Architect Erecting
Huntington High School 70 Be
Aired az Meeting.
Special Dispstch 20 the intelligence.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelugenccr.
HUNTINGTON. W Va. March %.
Quite a sensation was produced
here to-day when it became known
that &. ". Kendle. president OF the
board OF education. had issued a cali
Tor special meeting 70 be held
Thursday evening for the purpose Of
considering the demand OF certain
tlilzcns that the contract between the
board and Norus 7. Ritter be abro-
gated. Ritter Is architect and super
mtendent Of construction IN charge
OF the erection Of a new 5000 600 high
school building. for which the contract
vac recently let President Kendle
informed the board ~ = meeting held
tonight that he had called the Thurs
DAY night meeting upon representa-
lions OF citizens. who indicated thev
would charge the architect with Ger.
tain irregularities, and that members
of the board would probably also be
accused of irregular conduct The er-
act nature OF the charges was not
made public. but u was Indicated that
De complaining citizens would appear
on Thursday night With their aftor.
neys. They asked that Mr. Ritter be-
notified 90 that he might b. present
to defend himself
Members ~ the board toniEht OF
pressed their utmost confidence In the
Integrity " the architect Mr. Rft.
tera ropreHeutativeH Indicate that
hey have no fear 0f the outcome Of
the affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
WILSON DINED
10 Guest Of Argentine Au1bassador en-
New Battieahip Mareno IN
Annapolis Roads

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March 2g-Em-
phasis on the Growing warmth of M.
feCtiou az well a. Of uuderHtandinE
between the United States and other
nations % the western hemisphere
was laid by President Wilson iu an
address at a lunch given today in hiE
honor BY Ur Romulo s. Naon tho Al.
Eentlne ambassador on board the new
Argentine hnttleshlp Moreno Boz An.
napols Roads Tho President spoke
IN reply 10 an address in similar
vein delivered BY Ambassador Naun
From the time 90 the Presidents
arrival on the MayhOwer. shortly after
nOon. until his departure for Wash.
irEtou At g O'Clock tonight bic affrn.
uou was given 10 reremonlaiH and
recreation. Tho lunch. exchanges OF
formal Visits and n golf game here
late this afternoon filled he time
lie is expected 10 arrive in Waahinr
Ton ~ o'clock % morrow morning
Technically the President was on
foreign soil during bic visit 20 the
Moreno.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
NIPPED In BUD
Moruantown Police Get Italian VINO
Attempted 20 Effort Money-Man
Has Criminal Record
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Uisratch 10 the Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. ". va. March %
-0eatno Siaciliane. an Italian. was aF.
rested here late this afternoon b.
Chief of Police Jack Yoke and city OF
hcers. charged with attempting 10 ~.
tort 1900 from Joe Sarrardi. an cm.
ploye OF the American Sheet a TIN
Plate mills here. SlsCilianc threat.
ened n kill Sarrandi Monday niEht m
the money was not delivered b. thai
time
This afternoon the two men met in
q moving picture theatre here and sar-
randi following instructions from the
police handed sisClliane $50 900 tn
money. which was marked. promising
20 pay the rest of the money within
a Few days AF the men came out
% the theatre. Sisciliane vas arrested
by waiting Officers Sirrllianc was
but recently released from the peui-
tentiary al Woundgville where he
served part ~ ton-year sentence o.
member % "a bacE nand EanE
rounded up here ten years ago. by
pruaerufirg Attorney W e. Cramer
He came here iasf week from Clarks-
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
SUICIDE
BODY OF YOUNG MAN WHO
ASSAULTED WOMAN FOUND
AT FOOT OF MOUNTAIN.
Was Hunted For Over Two Weeks
by Officers Following Crime.
Father Finds Remains.
MARTiNSniiR1GG II W ns k,. Hnosr. q,

bpectal Dispatch To the lntcliigencer.
MARTINSBURG, W. Va. March 70.
Charged with criminal assault upon
Mrs. William Lamp. wife of a prom
inent Berkeley county farmer, on
March sixteenth, and hunted BY West
Virginia and Virginia officers, since
tnat time. the whereabouts OF James
Dick. Jr.. son OF another well known
farmer, OF Glengary, this county, re-
mhined mystery until yesterday
when his dead body was found al the
foot OF a mountain, one mile from the
scene OF his crime The remains were
discovered by the father OF young
Dick. who had searched the mour-
tains for ten days and who insispeA.
that his son would be found dead in
the woods. Two bullet wounds were
found In the region OF the heart and
the small calibre rife carried by
young Dick. when he fed from the
lamp home after the crime. was lying
upon the body with a discharged shell
in the chamber. An inquest WAS held
by justice Of the peace. who return
ed verdict that young Dick had com
mttted suicide within an hour after
the crime, but Prosecuting Attorney
Downey directed Coroner Shonsheller
10 make a thorough investigation. The
young mans crime aroused Intense
feeling In the Glengary community
and threats were freely made against
him by neighbOrs OF the Lamp fam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
MISTAKEN
MISS TANZER WHO SUED AT
TORNEY OSBORNE FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE
Now Admits He Was Not the Man.
Says II Was An Honest
Nil istake.

NEW YORK. March 19.-Miss Rae
Ianzer. thu diminutiyc young factory
forewoman who sued James W. Os-
borne for $50. 900 for breach OF prom.
lse, and who was herself arrested bv
the United States authorities ON n
charge OF using the mails In an at
tempt 10 defraud TODAY went before
nited states District Attorney ~.
SnoWden Marshall and swore that she
mad made an honest mistake" The
man she associated with. she told the
government officials. was oliver Os-
borne. Detectives were ENGAGED to-
night In checking up That part OF Miss
Ianzer.s statement which Mr. Marsh
All declared TO be Unbelievable"
Miss Tanzer was under sXauina.
tlon for more than five hours Dur.
ing that time not a single question
was asked her. She was allowed to
tell her own story In her own way.
Tomorrow she probably will be quss.
TONED upon some OF the assertions
she made Miss 'TanZer told OF some
OF the things which had transpired
between herself and her former coun-
sci, Slade and Slade Mr. Marshall
said that 70 would be- prejudicial 10
the ends Of Justice TO divulge this part
Of Miss Tanners statement At this
Speaking tonight Of the examina.
ton OF Miss Tanner. Mr Marshall
Mlss TsnEer's Statement.
Miss Tanzer's statement u to the
effect that shortly after she met Oil
Yer osborne. with whom she went 10
fconffnusd ON p,r. T.,A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
IS LOST
PART OF CREW OF BRITISH
STEAMER AGUILA GO
DOWN WITH SHIP.
Fired on While Men We're Taking
to BOats-WOmen Passen-
gers Killed.

FISHGUARD. Wales. March %. $3.50
p. m--Thirteen members of the crew
OF the British steamship Aguila which
was sunk by the German submarine
u-2S on Saturday night. lost their
nNes. Inc survivors who arrived here
today say the Aguila was sunk al a
point nifty miles southwest OF The
Smalls. group OF rocks on the south.
east coast OF ireland
The crew was given four minutes I'm
which 20 leave the ship but. survivors
say. the steamer was fired upon while
the men were getting into the boats.
The chief engineer and two OH .rs
we're killed by she'll fire and the lives
or ten others were lost
The captain of the submarine hailed
another steamer. the OttiIe. and told
her captain OF the sinking Of the Az
uila. The Ottile went othe rescue.
oVertsken BY Submarine.
Captain Bannerman Of the Aguila.
said the submarine fred across the
bows OF the steamer but he speeded
up To fourteen knots to clear the un-
der sea vessel. The submarine was
making is knotsshOweyer and quickly
overlook them.
The attempt OF the Aguila 20 escape
seemed TO arouse the anger of the
Germans. for they gave the crew and
passengers only four minutes 10 leave
the ship. But before this the sub
marine opened fire which was Kept 10
rapidly while the crew was launch
ing the boats. killing the chief engi-
neer and two of the crew and wound
Ing several others
One member Of the ere wrescued
said that a boat In which were ten
sailors. a woman passenger and n
stewardess was fired on and the pas
senger was killed while the steward
ess wa sthrOwn into the water and
drowned Finally the boat capsiKed
and sank
The captain of tho OtilIa which
picked up the remaining boat. said
the submarine was the I.2s and an
parently n new craft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
OFFICER KILLED
Constable Goff, of Wirt County, Shot
BY Escaped Forser Whom He
Was Trying 70 Arrest

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
PARKERSBURG. VIVA. March 2s.-
JEFF Gof. constable. OF Creston. Writ
county, was fatally shot by W. II. Grif-
nth. Sunday midnight when he at
tempted To arrest Griffith at his home
there Griffith had broken jsil at
Cairo. Ritchle county, Saturday where
he was confined for issuing worthless
checks. the deposit on which the check
had been drawn being a forged check
Tor 500 on a well known Reedy, Jack
son county man.
Griffith had purchased an automo-
bile from the firm Of Smith & Lemon.
az Cairo. on which he gave a check OF
$500 payable at the Farmers Bank Of
Clarksburg. in which the forged check
had been deposited.
a posse with bloodhounds was on
the track OF Griffith all day yester-
day. but slight clues as TO his where
abouts was gained. Goff was accom-
panied by another party when attempt
ing 20 arrest Griffith. Griffith used a
44-calibre revolver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
MYSTERY
OF ACTIVITY AT HAMPTON
ROADS OVER GERMAN
CRUISER ETTEL.
Will Soon BE Solved-Alabama to
Arrive TO-day-Frye's Captain
Visits Ship-Will Intern.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, March %
With the battleship Alabama due in
Hampton Roads early tomorrow to
safeguard American neutrality. and
the German concerted cruiser Prinz
Eitel Friedrich still moored here with
steam up uncertainty over the dispo-
hluOn OF tho sea raider tonight was
hours
Although rumor persisted that the
Prinz Eitels commander wanted to be
lowed 10 New York for interment.
keeping within the three mile limit 10
prevent attack from the aiiies' war.
ship. .yerification OF the report was i'm
possible
One Of the days interesting deyel-
opments was the visit to Captain
Thierichens, the Eiters commander.
3i R,os, Ss,ptain klehne; l1; master OF the
In the south Atlantic last January by
me herman cruiser. With Captain
kiehne were his wife and a party of
women friends from Baltimore. He
spent most OF the day on board the
Maintains Opinion.
What did I tell you when left the
Prinz Eitel few weeks ago. CAPTAIN
kiehne responded when asked what
ne lnoukhl Ndpttun Ihierichens in
tended 10 do. lie was reminded that
no had declared the Prinz Eltel would
not leave America until the European
war was ended
Well said Captain Kiehne. Il
have nothing 20 add TO that statement
row"
Beyond that Captain Kiehne would
not discuss his visit 10 later vas
learned, however. that instruments
and revOlvers taken from Captain
Coontinusd on Pars rsul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
SUBMARINE Is LOCATED
IN 60 FATHOMS OF WATER
SMALL EPIDEMIC
Hydrophobia Excitement IN Morgan
town Since Death OF Resident.
10 People Under Treatment

Special Dispatoh 90 tn. Intelugencer.
MORGANTOWN. w Va. March 29.
-MOrRantOWn Is now in the thrOes OF
hydrophObla excitement a. q result
OF the recent death of Hiram Jack
and a crusade OF killing IL nov going
all around the county. Thirteen 10
cal people are under treatment OF To-
cal and university physicians and two
are In Pittsburgh taking the Pasteur
treatment Between forty and nifty
dogs have been slaughtered within the
past four days and almost half that
number OF cats. Local officials. how
ever. believe that they have the situa-
ton well IN hand AZ this date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
MINERS APPROVE SCALE

Special Dispatch f0 fn. tnteUIr rencrf
CHARfESTON. W Va. March -
Partial reports n the results % the
scale agreement entered into hy rep
rcsntatlvs % the coal operators ana
their employees last week. indicate
thaf the compact VII b. approved hy
fhe miners OF The New River ana
WindinE Gulf sections by a vote OF
four % one The unusual time cover.
Cd BY tho working agreement ir faHeu
o. an indication OF Ecneral Industrial
peace In the coal fields ~ the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
HAVE OSTRICHES
Brotherhood Banquet 81 Clarksburo
N 2. Church VIII Have Novel
Menu ouaand % be Present

Special Dispatch f1 the fntriurencer.
CLAEkSBT re. W Va March ~
The committee uf arrangements f0r
the annual banquet ~ the Clarkaburr
brotherhood 20 b. held Thursday
night % The First hathodlsf Episcopal
church today. received shipment OF
three young OsfrIehpr. which Will BE-
cooked. served and eaten o. the ban.
qupt The bird. we're killed before
shipment BanqInfs at which real
ostrich meat is eaten. are q novelty.
only few having been held in the
nitod States. and those recently.
The meat n the Young ostrich. pro.
porly cooked. Is said fO bc an Eplcu
ronn feiIracy a fh0uaauf men or
more viii attend fhr banquet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
JURY SECURED TO
TRY DYNAMITERS

NEW YORK, March Pa Jury
was quickly chosen On the supreme
court here today for the trial 0f
Prank Abarno and Carminn Cnrb0rr.
~ The charge ~ making a bomb anf
placing % IN ST. pafrlck'H Cathedral
On the morning of March o. when fha
edince Wea crowded with worshlpparr
After The selection of the jury Ar.
thur q. Train. assistant district a..
forney made his address and the trial
ras continued until tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
FATALLY BURNED
Clothing Of Farmers wife. o. Near
Huntington. Takes Fire and She
is Burned 20 Death-Dauqh-
ter Badly Burned.

Special Dispatch fu fho Intelligence
HINTINGTON. W. Va. March .q
The clothing ~ Mrs John Topping.
vile uf prominent farmer living
several miles south Of tho citv. be-
came limited this morning while she
vas standing in front Of q crate. and
before duuehter. Mise blanche Top
pinE. f6. could ertinguish me flames.
her mother tainted and later died
Mrs TOrpinrs clothing was burned
on her daughters hands were 60 sr.
yerely burned that The nails dropped
from her 0urrrE She ia iu q critical
condition. but viii recover Wre Top
PING was The wife N one 81 Cahell
cUuniy's most prominent farmers
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lss WE'RE SAVED.

LONDON March %. l0:b3 9. m.-An
efftciai list supplied At the offices or
tho Elder Dsrupcter steamship Com
pany shows that 80 far a. f. known at
present % first class passengers. 81
second class passenger and 40 OF the
crew of the Falabo were saved
-Four uf The passengers ana four OF
the crew arc report ed killed and 6i pas
aengcrs and 81 of the crew are missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
AR DEPARTMENT TAKES
PRECAUTION FOR SAFETY
OF BROWNSVILLE.
Both Sides Ordered by Command
ers TO Prevent Any Firing
Across Border

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. March %
Col &. n. O'Connor. com
mnndinE the United states
army border patrol In Arizona
and New Mexico. has warned
both Of the sonora factions
against violation Of the Naco
agreement for peace along tho
border. made with Brigadier
General Hugh l.. Scott. chief Of
STAN OF the army. 10 became
known here today.
10 is understood here that
warnings against violation Of
the neutrality have been sent
10 all Mexican commanders on.
Grating In northern Mexico bv
The United States army conn
manderF IN the districts affect
ed b. the threatened military
operations.