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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1915-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stickney and
daughter, Dorothy, who had been Wis
ting relatives in town, returned &c
their home in Melrose, Mass, Sunday
going as far as Springfield, Mass, by
automobile with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Gilman and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Bar
Der - .-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-02

fore the ceremony. Little Sue Sparks and Edith Sparks were heralds. Then the bridal party entered. The grooms- men were Joseph Tetlie of Madison, Wis. best man, who was roommate of the bridegroom at Oxford universi- ty; Edward w. Sparks, John P. Sparks, James J. Harrison and James A. Pattillo. The maids of honor were Misses Ruth Sparks, Willie Key Harder of Searcy. Elizabeth Pool, Lil- Han Marks and Kate Boggs of Pine Bluff. Little Charlotte Matlock was flower girl and Thomas Harris was ring-bearer. The very impressive ceremony was said in the presence of more than 800 invited friends and rel atives.
 Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party and number of other friends were given reception at the home of the bride. Many Out-of-town guests were present.
 The bride is a beautiful daughter of MT. and Mrs. John c. Sparks of this city and is a graduate of the Clary Training school and has also attended Galloway college. The bride groom is a Rhodes scholar from Arr kansas, having completed his three- year course at Oxford university, Eng land, in the year 1912. At the present time he is professor at Hendrix college. He first met his bride sev- eral years ago while he was a pro- lessor in the Clary Training school here and she was pupil.
 After January , MT. and Mrs. Nel- son will be at home to their friends at Conway.
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PERSONALS.

Clarence Collier was here yesterday from Little Rock.
 w. B. Sorrells went to Humphrey yesterday, on legal business.
 E. R. Irwin of Little Rock was in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 City Judge J. R. stewart is at Cam den, visiting his son, Frank Stewart for a few days.
 Will Collier has returned from a short visit with relatives at Altheimer
 Boyd Cypert returns to his home at Little Rock today, after spending sey- eral days with friends here.
 Judge H. D. Palmers was here yes terday, en route to his homo in Lin- coin county from Philadelphia.
 o. E. Perry is confined to his home by a slight attack of illness.
 Heath Horsley is at Camden. visit ing Bracy Benson.
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marched in a body to the homo of Mrs. Evans, at 1902 East Sixth ave nue, and after congratulating Mrs. Evans and viewing the many welding presents, after which the entire party marched to the home of MT. and Mrs s. J. McCara, at Seventh and Ohio streets. The afternoon was passai in delightful manner, and delicions re. treatments were served. Those pres ent were:
 Mrs. William Burke, Miss Frankie Langston, Miss Sarah Langston, Mrs. H. s. Strickell, Mrs. Ralph Robinson, Mrs. P. B. Cover, Mrs. w. T. Arm strong, Mrs. H. Redman, William Nor ton, Mrs. Lilla Cromwell, Mrs. w. H. Anderson, Mrs. Arthur Townsend, Miss Eunice Simon,. MT. and Mrs.A A Seibolt, Mrs. A. l.. Caul, Mrs. w. H. Hall, Mrs. T. L. Davis, Miss Myrtle Holt, Mrs. J. s. Evans, Sr., and Mrs. J. w. Holt.
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Senior Epworth League Has Pleasant Evening.

Rev. and Mrs. Marion Nelson Wal drip last evening entertained at their home. Fourteenth and Pine streets, the members of the Senior Epworth league of the Lakeside Methodist church.
 All the members of the league were present, there being about seventy five persons in attendance at the re- ception. Games of many kinds were played, Dr. Waldrip entertained the guests with stories, and delicious two-course luncheon was served. The affair was arranged that Dr. and Mrs. Waldrip might become personally &C., ouainted with the young people of the church. and was most enjoyable fp every way.
 Miss Minnie Rafferty is visiting friends at Rison for few days. Mrs. W. E. Brunson is visiting friends at Swan Lake, for few days.
 Mrs. W. H. Bramon of Dermott is the guest of Mrs. Sam Altschul, for a eew days
 MT. and Mrs. T. T. Daniel went to little Rock yesterday for a short visit to friends
 Miss Vashti King leaves tomorrow +o resume her studies at Central col lege, Conway.
 | Mrs J. F. Quattlebaum of Sherrill
 is the guest of Mrs. c. w. Butts al
 412 Hardin avenue:
 Mise Frances Woodbridge is visit ing Miss Gabriella Jones at Littie
 Rock for a few days.
 Mrs N. E. Brightwell has returned
 from Little Rock, where she visited
 friends the past few days.
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Esctarn Star odinS Honor yOunp Bride,

Mre. Jamos F Evans was 'he honoroe of 9 nrettv trih"+e Nav vear's aftnrnoon hv tho ladies cf 1'e I1aetorr ctar who followed frH'" c,,etc,, of co1lir" in h'dv and ""v- ;,~ +ha;. rocnoct~ +o e'or n,e''hn''
 ,, ,o,o,,oo q hr;1o wh;1n Ne7,,- ,,o, of 4ho o~rnr:on+;0r M"s FV7n : Nl;.- yv;Il;o Holt on1 on1" tnW ~--oo1-, q ~c~ hooo-o>O ''r hr'dH nt '""' v r1vo-, wol 1,nc"''' """ """'''' ,o,,,o ro:l~ood ,,,ao Oe th'@ n't''
 Tho ladies' cf tho o""'"''' '''
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MT. and Mrs. Finley Hut leave to- day for Little Rock, to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Beal.
 Mrs. V. V. Mann has returned to Marianne, after visiting relatives i Pine Bluff for several days
 Miss Georgia Mae List will have as her guest for several days Miss Mary Dale Robertson of Marianna.
 Miss Mamie Brewster returns to Fayetteville today, to continue her studies at the state university.
 Miss Theada Simmons leaves to1ay to continue her course at the Ward Belmont college, Nashville, Tenn.
 Miss Estelle Goodman of Memphis, Tenn. will return home today. after visiting relatives and Friends here. 7! Miss Frances Cross leaves to;ay for Ouachita college. at Philadelphia, after spending the holidays at home.
 Mrs. Fred Woodcock of Chicago is the guest of Mrs, Edgar Brewster, Seventeenth and Chestnut streets.
 Miss Jean Tanner of Helena has arrived and will be the guest of Miss Katherine Collier at the Hotel Pines.
 Mrs. J. w. Hooper, 15l0 West Eighth avenue, is spending several days with friends at Memphis. Tenn. Mrs. w. M. Galloway is spending a couple of days with friends at Mos- COW, and will be home this afternoon.
 --a-
 Miss Elizabeth Adams leaves 'his morning for Little Rock, to attend the state meeting of the Chi Omega s TO- |ity.
 Mrs. A. G. Whidden and infant daughter, Marjorie, left yesterday for Texarkana to spend fortnight with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. John Dellmon are entertaining Mrs. Ella Evans and Miss Georgia Evans of Monticello for several days.
 Miss Matte Royston leaves for her home in Little Rock today, after visit ing her sister, Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge the past week or so.
 4- Miss Etta Powell will return to her home in Station, Tenn. today after visiting Mrs. Morehead Seymour here. A Miss Gussie Rutherford leaves to- day for Washington, D. C., to resume her studies at the National Park Seminary, after spending the holiday season with home folks.
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Cabaret Entertainment
 Is nnUaiifipd Success.

Successful even beyond the eypec tations of the most optimistic of tho young women who had labored three weeks Or more was tho cabaret enter tainment yesterday afternoon, from 1 10 o'clock, at the Hotel Pines. for the benefit of the Red Cross society. No a'icial announcement as 10 the financial results was given out. tut it is understood the sum realized ox- ceeded that anticipated by the young women in charge
 The forty or more tables provided in the room were all reserved be- 70 the hour fixed for the beginning Of the entertainment, and there were many persons standing during the dansante. The elder ladies poured lea and served tho cake and other re- treatments. Seibert's Orchestra furn- ished the music. Interspersed with the music were the following features on tho cabaret bill:
 Vocal solo, Miss Schloss.
 Vocal solo. Miss Broadstreet.
 Fancy dance, Mrs. Nowlin and Mr. Sparks.
 Vocal duet, Miss Harrell and T'r. Kastor.
 Song and chorus. "TipDerarv" MT. Kastor. assisted bv Miss Hennie Will kins. Miss Henrietta Tavlor and Wal ter Wilkins. Miss Louis Crow and Claude Sparks. Miss Iosenhine Will kine and Virginus Alexander. Miss Fli7ahoth Schoher and Willis Adams,
 Whietlino solo. "Thn MOcking Bird Mrs Thurman Tlouth3n.
 Tancv dance. Mrs. NoWlin and MT. Wilkins
 vocal solo. Mir Kastor.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Fordyce, Jan. LA beautiful we'd ding of wide interest to many friends was .solemnized at g o'clock last ev- ening at the First Methodist church when Miss Maud Sparks and Prof Claud Dalton Nelson of Conway were united in. marriage, the Rev. John A. Parker officiating.
 The church was exquisitely decorat- ed with stately palms, ferns and trail- ing vines with large bows of tul1e. Miss Mary Fuller sang Because" be-
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rmal Dance
 Tennessee Girl
 and Mrs. W. B. Morgan enter d at an informal dance Wednes- miebt, M in honor of their niece, Tsta1le Goodman of Memphis.
 and of their son, Alvin E. Nor- who leaves in day or two to ,n to his college, The young ,v folk were largely represented |aa affair. which was most de (iul in every way.
 [rierdly delightful course or re- %ments was served at a late hour, orange peels, holding alcohol, used as lamps at which marsh ou. were toasted by each or the Those present in addition to and hostess and honorees. were; sses Florence Brewster, Phoebe Ferts, Frances Cross, Henrietta Ester, Anna May Wilson, Kath- Collier, Frances Howell. Martha plpr. Mamie Duncan, Dorothy hg Mary Fox Harper of Moatf-
 Katie Bovce, Marguerit2 Ester. Messrs. Felix Smart, Will Roe Brewster, Dorsey Duncan. Freeman, Roger McNew. Edwin eIl Chester Harding of Fayette-
 Hensley Goza, Ben Matthews, Inf Walker, Fulton Murphy, Will. dams and Edwin Loos aly.
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Marriage License.

A license for the marriage of B. S. Lawrence. aged 19, and Miss May Gin nett, aged IS, was issued yesterday. Both reside at Double Wells. The young man being under age, he pre- scented an order from his father, G. C.. Lawrence, authorizing issuance of the permit.
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Mrs. Howell Westbrook will have as her guests next week Miss Vir- ginia Hall and Miss Lillian Lawson of Fayetteville.
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S s: c C | E T Y

follows:
 Vocal duet, Miss Catherine Lee ae3 Miss Carmitd Sandara.
 Reading, Miss Pansy Johnston e Clarkton, Mo.
 Reading, Miss Jessie Reed.
 Male quartet, O. Ilagle. Pen Tno John Walton, A. NJ. Lee.
 Instrumental selections, Mrs. Mar, Ware Hammon!
 As the old year vas paasinu away. at midnight, there was a display of fireworks which was much enjoyed. Those present were: T. 0, Skaggs. F. \. Rogers, John Walton. John Miller. R. E. Johnston, Avery Hunter, Tom Johnston, Horace Base, Clinton Hast ing, E. VI. Booth 0. Lagle, Edwin Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lee. Mrs. Mary Ware Hammond Miss Cat..er. lne Lee. Miss Willie Rice, Miss Car anita Sanders, Miss Edna Brown. Mss Helen Ware. Miss Kathaleen Saue. Miss Matte Kilgore, Miss Hazal Baker, Miss Jessie Reed. Miss Lotti9 Kilgore, Mrs. T. o. Skaggs. Miss Pansy Johnston of Clarkton Mo Miss Pearl Holt, Miss Verlin Mllea, Miss Myrtle Holt, Miss Edith Brown.
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Miss Catherine Bentley has return ed to her home at Carlo, Ill.,, after visiting relatives and friends here the past fortnight
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F Folks Gatlsa,. Watch party.s

and Mrs. A. M Ino of 101s, Hast P'n avenue. entertained Thnrs- Rlght in honor of their son Ben |ata watch marty. at +hei~ homn neln9 large crowd of .r,nr c |1n affandancn to enjoy the pleas
 nf tho evenino. Games wnre F'' and in a g,1esein~ contest +,,e p'%e wae won hv Miss Thrica ! 'hn second nrioa ooirc +o Mioc EraW" Tho houcn wac >ro+
 od tNN th" oooa cion. on1 ar " .i'f' and r,1oa 7ino ornorom wa. 70 Dat in an informal narror. '
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Mrs. Maud Gillikin has returned to her home at Memphis, Tenn., after spending some time here as the guest of Mrs. J. w. Matthews.
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Miss Georgia Mae List will have as her guest for several days Miss Mary Dale Robertson of Marianna.
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MT. and Mrs. Page Lindsay have re- turned from Toledo, Ohio, where they spent the Christmas holidays with relatives.
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Miss Georgia Mae List will be host ess to the Beau Not club at it's mex meeting, at her home in West Sec ond avenue Saturday afternoon.
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Mills HOnOree fternOOn Reception.

ss Virginia Mills was the charm bonoree at a reception yesterday noon by Mrs. James Gould. at home in West Barraque street, a enjoyable time being had by all
 present. Among those in the
 were many of the classmates e honoree. wa) graduated from Pine Blnff High schoo! last year,
 number of whom are home onlv for the holiday period. and Hill leave tQ resume their studies
 oT tomorrow. i''a
 e housa was Drettilv decorated. Christmas motif being carried hroughout, with potted plants, flowers, holly, mistletoe and tmas wreaths Mrs. Gould was ted in receiving by Mrs. W. A.. s, Mrs. D. I. Mill and Mrs. Will I, and during the afternoon a de- hE salad course was Strvn'
 cse present were Misses Frances Phoahe Clements of English. Simpson, Nan Brewster. Anna Wilson, Vashti King, Lillian ot. Leah Cross. Theresa. Cotmap hnticello, GuSsie Rutherford. Will ay Toney. Emma Monk. Peadna G lone Fearin. Jnez Hearn Zine Murphy. Carrie Arnold, |ie Nicho'.
 egflrst prize, silk hose. was won HISS 'cnn Hearin and the second "a box Of stationary, was award iss Leah Cross.
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Remember this is the last day
 While immense quantities of our stock have been sold in the past two days, we still have complete lines of goods advertised and with a much larger force of salesladies than we had during the holiday season we will endeav- or to serve every one who comes today.
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MT. and Mrs. T. D. Noble, ST. and B H. Noble, of Stuttgart, will spend th' week end with Mir. and Mrs. T. D Noble, IT,, 617 Ash street.
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Miss Mary Gober has returned t her home at Redfieid after visitin' her sisters, Mrs. Dave Glover ant Miss Ella Gober here.
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Miss Mamie Brewster returns to Fayetteville today, to continue her studies at the state university.
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spent lHe CuflSCIndS nUlludyS WlCn relatives.
 Miss Catherine Bentley has return ed to her home at Carlo, Ill.,, after visiting relatives and friends here the past fortnight.
 Mrs. Howell Westbrook will have as her guests next week Miss Vir- ginia Hall and Miss Lillian Lawson of Fayetteville.
 Mrs. Maud Gillikin has returned to her home at Memphis, Tenn, after spending some time here as the guest of Mrs. J. w. Matthews.
 Miss Mary Gober has returned to her home at Redfieid after visiting her sisters, Mrs. Dave Glover and Miss Ella Gober here.
 MT. and Mrs. T. D. Noble, ST. and E. H. Noble, of Stuttgart. will spend the week end with Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Noble, IT,, 617 Ash street.
 Miss Georgia Mae List will be host ess to the Beau Not club at it's next meeting, at her home in West Sec- ond avenue Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Katrina Carter of Oxford, Miss., is the guest here of her school mate, Miss Josephine Wilkins. for the remainder of the holiday period
 
 Miss Mabel Mitchell, who has been ill the mast five weeks, will take up her duties at her school again Mon- day. when school reopens after the holiday season.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. B. Bassett. Mrs. Walter A. Lee and Mrs. A. w. Troupe are spending the New Years holidays at Hot Springs. They are guests at the Arlineton hotel.
 -$-
 Miss Carrie Arnold. Miss Lillian Phiipot and Miss Leah Cross will go to Little Rock today, to attend the state meeting of the Chi Omega Snr. ority and the dance of the Sigma Mi fraternity.
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/! Miss Frances Cross leaves to:,ay for Ouachita college, at Philadelphia, after spending the holidays at home.
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Miss Katrina Carter of Oxford Miss, is the guest here of her school mate, Miss Josephine Wilkins, for the remainder of the holiday period.
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Miss Jean Tanner of Helena has arrived and will be the guest of Miss Katherine Collier at the Hotel Pines.
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Miss Estelle Goodman of Memphis, Tenn, will return home today, after visiting relatives and Friends here.
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Miss Theada Simmons leaves today to continue her course at the Ward Belmont college, Nashville, Tenn.
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Mrs. Fred Woodcock of Chicago is the guest of Mrs, Edgar Brewster, Seventeenth and Chestnut streets.
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MT. and Mrs. Finley Hut leave to- day for Little Rock, to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Beal.
 Mrs. V. V. Mann has returned to Marianna, after visiting relatives i Pine Bluff for several days
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Miss Etta Powell will return tt her home in Station, Tenn. todd! after visiting Mrs. Morehead Seymou, here.
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Mrs. J. w. Hooper, 15lO West Eighth avenue, is spending several days with friends at Memphis. Tenn.
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Miss Gussie Rutherford leaves to- day for Washington, D. C., to resume her studies at the National Park Seminary, after spending the holiday season with home folks.
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Miss Mabel Mitchell, who has been i'll the mast five weeks, will take ur her duties at her school again Mon day. when school reopens after the holiday season
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Mir. and Mrs. l.. E.. Bassett. Mrs Walter A. Lee and Mrs. A. w. Troupe are spending the New Years holidays at Hot Springs. They are guests al the Arlington hotel.
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Miss Hattie Royston leaves for her home in Little Rock today, after visit ing her sister, Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge the past week or so.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-09-23
DOES >1O8.4 MILES AN HOUR

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.--All motor
car records for ten miles were shattered
by Dario Resta in Peugeot car at the
opening of the new Sheepshead Bay
motordrome this afternoon. Resta not
only covered the ten miles on the two
mile board oval % seconds faster than
any man has ever driven machine be-
fore, but also his time, minutes, 80 As
seconds, figured out the astonishing rate
of 1884 miles an hour.
The best previous record for ten miles
was $50 and was made by Resta on the
Chicago motordrome some time ago.
Resta, after the trial, said that the
Sheepshead Bay motordrome was the
fastest race track in the world He
said: 81 did not let my car out to its
best speed; the highest got out of her
was ia miles an hour, but under differ
ent conditions believe 1 can make 100
miles an hour on this track
Today's trial marked the informal
opening of the big speedway prior to
the big $50 mile race for the Aston cup
which will be held on October 2.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-09-23
Graham Mullins

I cup graham -four; cup pastry
-four; 8 level teaspooHfs.ls K c Baking
Ponder; to 2 level tablespoonfilIs sugar;
! tsaspoonful salt; I egg: II cups 1nilk or
mater; e to s tdblesp0Ont4ls melted but
ter; mia and bake as Ons-Egg Mullins.
Graham batter should always be quite soft
to insure light and moist mullins.
To get SO other recipes as good as these,
send US the certificate packed in every 2s-
cent can of K c Baking Powder, and we will
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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-09-23

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway has reduced its rate on high
explosives between Dupont, Wash, and
points in northern Idaho. 1t has also
reduced to 3A cents the rate on sand
and gravel from Spokane to st. Maries.
The Short Line has increased the
minimum carload weight on condensed
milk from Franklin, Idaho, and Utah
points to Butte and Anaconda which
will bring about saving. It has also
revised the rate on lime and plaster,
mixed, car lots from Montpelier and
Dolbeer, idaho, to other points in Idaho
which will afford a reduction.
The rate on syrup refuse between
Blackfoot and Sugar City has been re-
duced to 10 cents.
Increase on Vinegar
Vinegar and cider, straight or in
mixed car lots, from Weiser, Payette
and Boise to Butte and Anaconda has
been advanced to so cents.
Water, in carload lots, now takes a
$40 rate between Twin Falls and Ber-
ger, Idaho.
There has been revision of the rate
on condensed milk from Franklin,
Idaho, and Utah points to Nipton, Cali
fornia.
The rate ON currants from Murray,
Utah, to Pocatello, has been revised
to Is cents.
The minimum rate, based on valua.
ton of livestock, has been reduced by
permitting an increase of so per cent
in the valuation by the owners of the
animals.
A reduction Of 10 cents has been made
on dried beans between st. Anthony
and Marysville.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-09-23
JUSTICE OUTRAGED.

Elihu Root, head Of the American
Bar association, said the other day
that he had heard a New York lawyer
boast that he could prolong any piece
of litigation for seven years, simply
by taking advantage Of the legal pre-
texts for postponement and delay. Ii
that can be done in New York-and
Mr.. Root admitted that he had no
doubt it could-it can probably be
done in most of the other states. And
that means, obviously, that the pur-
pose for which courts are instituted is
defeated.
1t is just seven hundred years since
Magma Charta, the foundation of
English and American law, laid down
the basic principles of court proceed
ure: "To none will we sell, to none
will we deny, to none will we delay
right or Justice
Justice is not sold in the United
States. Never in any land has there
been more scrpulously honest judi
ciary. But there is probably no other
civilized country so prone to "delay
right of justice;' and in thousands
and thousands of cases, the delay
incidental to tedious and unessential
|technicalities reults in virtual de-
NAL of right and justice.
The poor man cannot afford the
long and expensive litigation neces-
sary to establish his right, and the
impatient man will not take the
trouble. Thus two of the three judi
eial guarantees of the Anglo Saxon
race are undermined.
There is hope, however, in the fact
that leaders of the bench and bar are
beginning to admit it, and are urging
their professional brethren to wipe
out the shame and inefficiency of our
present system.-Statesman.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-09-23
FREIGHT RATE REDUCTIONS

"A number of tariff changes effecting
shipments from southeastern and north
6rn Idaho points have been filed with
the Public Utilities commission and are
row being worked out by Rate Clerk
Leonard Way. For the most part they
bear on manufactured fran products.
The rate on salt from Utah points
to points in northern Idaho, Washing
ton and Oregon has been revised by the
Oregon Short Line, which will besult
in q reduction.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-09-23
TO the Public.

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