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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
@ien's @iinide be-
riidii6tigt,
Smeitt NOtt wirO ,,Se=
weiie" fiir SOr0ernugtn
entbalteH.
Eraiioent arbeitet sesenwartis al
oieier Nute.
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faner angesneifelt.
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nidDt berabseitimmt.

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5meiten gtote on Aelterrcid, nit @e-
Sug oltf Die Scrienfitn9 oes italieni-
'hcn 0ampfers glnconn su nrbeiten.
Son artorotiper Seite erf1brt man.
SaB it'd, Die 9eSieisn#gen 5lpiideit ben
Ger. Stnuten ilno Ceiterreid In
garn Dem glbbrlid) nGDern, llno baB
ibr @citerbGitebeit g1n5Iidl bon ser
9lntiport ahhGngen lperoe, Die SeItcr-
reid oitf Die bcllte ous5uarbciten0e
gtnte gcben miro.
@cnn nuh Don 9cantten oos %nrt
.llltinatllnt" bel @eiprchung Ser
9tote ni6t heniitt purbc, 10 bcibt es
bod, bnb tic in florcr @eiie bic 9Il-
ternotipc Itellen miro, sic folqen
piiroc, faGs Neltcrrci6s @ntluort
ollf Die 5meie 9totc elcidfoGs ltn6e-
fricoi9en0 iein iollte.
&iliun nnS Gaming i'll Srabtper-
binbnng.
Der Grnit Scr Sitliation miro ie-
cod Den Erdiioenten @ilion ni6t
pernnlaiien. ieire Sph6eitsrciie nod
bem Siiocn, sic er bcittc abciib on-
treten miro, allfUlihieben. Sefretor
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@eiBen Saltie Elm Memorandum,
norm CT ieine Iniidtcn nit 9e5ug
auf Den gemiinidtcn 9Snbalt Ger ;mci-
ten 9tote ifi5aiert. Scr TrGii6cnt icbtc
it'd iofort on Die 9lusurbcitiing ser
5lueiten 9tote lln0 miro ipdter nit
SefrctGr Soniing fonferieren. Die
9tnte miro in ben nGfiter Sa9en nod
@ien nbgeben.
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icincr Sod5eitsreiie bcfinbct, mirb or
III itGnoiger &erbinbung nit Dem
@eibcn SnltS bIciben, lno foIItc es
notig perbcn, miro ScfretGr 2oniino
i'm beiuhen, I'M nit ibni bic Gage
5u bclpreden.
3weiSinef fpnferiert nit Sernitorii
nnb Gaming.
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trigger Der oiterreidlii6 itngariifjcn
8otidoft, fonfcricrtc bcltte nit Groi
hon SernItorff, ocm 0eltti6en 8ut
ihnfter, unb bate baIo oaroilf cinC
9onferen5 nit SefrctGr 2oniing. Is
beibt. baB ser Baron neitere S9$a
Itrllftionen ieiner &cgierltnq eli.
pfangen bdtte. Die @nbrbeitsliebl
bon ntinbeitcns einem Scr glmerifn
rcr, oie bon Der glncona gerettet NOR.
Den paren un6 9lffioopits abgeIcoi
botten, miro in 3neifeI ge5oqen.
Sefrctdr 2aniing's Mcmpranoltn
bas bcm ErGitbcnten 5ugeianot nur.
Sc, entbGIt Ius3iiQe oltS 9tffi6opits
uno borous i6IieBt man, ooB Sit
ncue 9tote on Seitcrreidy cinige Sat.
laden oneeben miro, ipie es pon @icl
nerlangt prrbe. es beiBt jebod, baf
man iidl auf feline IGngcre 9eipre.
dung ser 9ctoiIs cillIaiien meroc.
Sie 0iterrcidiidlc glntlport mirt
I'M 9aufe oes Heutigcn Cages I'M
WnrtIout per0ffcntlift peroen, oe'
il6 i'm peientlihen nit 6cn bereits
reroffentlihten 3eitllngsocpeiher
Sprff
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
Maiitrte befiir9ten tintn Mngriff
auf saloniti, oas tiligt
befeitigt wirO.

Sitr alaiien Der britiidtn
&tfrnteu 81 0tn Sab
men gernttn.
9ldDt Sattericn idlwcrer 9lrtillerie fiir
Salunifi in Spfia angefpmmsn.
Sepuritebenbe sriedliidDc &ablen ub-
ne Ginflnf amf Die &esierung.
slthen ioa 8aranticn fir rmbiges&er-
halten Der 9llliierten liefern.
6cneralmaipr pun Sfufbaniem an
Der &eitfrunt gefallen.
5ransDiiidDe Hcgicrnngsfpmmiiiipn
snr llebermahnug berSiefernngen.
gcrbiitmna Der Sef0roernng upn
SpiunagenadJridlten SnrdD Jranen.
Gene 9ebcnsmittel- -%erfiisnngem in
ScntidDlanb nnb ltngarn.
Merlin, Is. Scs. Der Ginfall
Der @erbmnbeten in Wuntenegru hat
Die &lGrnna cines DECENTRALIZATION
Sells bcs Sitens ocs 4ambes sur
1ulae sebabt. Die ,Seereslcitnng
fnnoigfc bente an, baf oas 8ebiet
nurb6itlid) pum Sarn-Slniie nafD Sii-
ben 4 nbis madl Woifopae, ungefGbr
% Neilcn BON Der ierbiid,en 6renSe,
bciest wprbcn lit
Sci Den &Gmpfen, Die Die Gihnab-
me upn Sielppolje 5nr 5ulse batten,
wnrben 1850 8efansene semadDt,
inter ocncn iidD and) cine fleine Sabl
Runtencgriner befinben. Sn ben
lcsten fiinf Sagen baben bic otter
reid)iidl-nngariiden Srmppem 1900
8eianscne erbentet.
BON Der 6itlihen yrunt peroen
MIR fleine @prpoitenssiedDtc ssmel-
oct. 0abc bem 9iiab5iul-See ipnr-
Scn suei Cffisiere umb 235 Tamn
aefnnsen.
@riedlcnlanb wieber i'm Dilemma.
Germ, iiber 8aris, IS. 9c3. Der
Milit1rfritifcr oes Serner 9unb er.
flart, er babe 9rilno jli Der 9lnnab-
nc. oob Die 3entralnlod)tc entihloi-
fen iino, BON @rie6enlano @arnntien
5u nerlangen, oaB Die gllliiertell lid
fpcitercr Sifcniip- Sperotionen ollf
arieGiidcm gpben entbolten lulo lid)
alf Die 9enuBung ibreS ueridan5telI
9ogers in Salouifi beifrGrfen per-
oen. Die gdnjlide entfcrnling Der
9Illiiertcn pon grie6ii6en 8ebiet
fol- ni6t pcrlongt peroen, oo6 miro
Solonifi ongegriffer perOen, ruenn
@riedenlnno Ole perlangte @arnntie
nidlt llefert.
Sritiidle Hefrnten einbernfen.
Sonoon, is. 0e5. %ier 3lai-
ien Der &efruten, ole iid inter Dem
Ylanc 0e5 9oro Scrbp anpcrben lie-
Bcn, Iiilb bciIte oitrdl foniglihen Or
Las 5il ben 6obnen aerltfen Dorben
9lne Hctruteu, Ole lid nidlt fiir Den
unmitteIbaren 0ieuit einlhrciben
IieBen, iino aui Die Heiernerollen &C
Iest noroen, rmo oarim bat oic Gin
berufllnssoroer bieielbe @irfimg lpie
Sieienigc. ourh Die Die altcn Seeres-
reicrpiiten iriiber Su oen &aifen gc-
riifcn ipuroen.
0as GrIteinen pon Hlafaten, an
oercn Spise iid) bos foniglide @op-
pen befinoct. erregte sluiieben in Den
StraBen. Sas Yublifiim rlimnlt on,
boB Der Ylan 9oro Terbus Gin Gr.
fclg sefpeicn lit, iub OoB Die 3mangs.
ausbebung, tpenigiten oorlailfig,
permieben porben III. Solte e. ii6
berausitellen, ooB ein GROCER Bro
;errtias inperbeirateter Baffenfabi.
opy firh ,,ifI,f hrf eiuSfhreihpu lnSSeu
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18

Die ein5ige fd9ri6e oe,tf.
f8e Beitrtns in 2ai9isan.
mef6e Die 9epef6en Der
1H. 9reGe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18

tsorsfssnne aui se,te 81 !
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
Scr gleitna mieoer in
Satigftit.

Gotanio, Si5ilien is. 0eS.
Der gletno entfpidelt pieoer betroft-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
ia lifted FROM SEA into DRYDOCK
LAST NIGHT; BOARD MAKES INSPECTION
Submarine Comes to Surface While Curious Crowd Watches
NIGHT Work From Every Vantage Pont-Ffst Inspection
After Sunken Vessel is Raised in Dydock Reveals no Bodies

AT s o'clock this morning navy men
began cropping in the battered hulk OF
the submarine PA for what human
trace OF her 21 men may be found
after five months and five days OF sub
mersion in the sea.
Lifted out of the harDor waters last
night upon the lnter-Island drydock,
after being towed from Quarantine
wharf, the submarine came to the sur
face at 11:45 o'clock for the first time
since the morning of March 25. when
she sank in a practise dive off Homo
lulu and failed to come up.
Two hours after she began to rise
on the slow-Iifting bed of the drydock.
the special navy examining board-Ad-
miral Boush, Lieut.. -com6r. Furer and
Lieut.. Crittenden, commanding the
submarine Eotilla- entered through a
great gaping hole well up forward the
torn shell which eoffined Lieut.. EIDE
and his crew. II was then long after
midnight but, q large crowd, sympa-
thetic, morbid, curious. lettering. still
waited upon the wharf and vantage
points surrounding the dock. The
crowd remained until somewhat more
than half an hour later the brief pre-
liminary examination was concluded.
Almost instantly the news ran through
the throng that no trace of the men
had been found in the hull. And inn
mediately the people hurried away.
Work was discontinued for the night,
to be taken up again at this morn
ing.
Last evening saw the final stage of
the F-4's raising. feat that has called
for the utmost of courage and endur,
ance, fer engineering skill. for invea-
tiveness and most of all for rare per-
sistence and optimism on the part of
the navy men. When Just before mid
night the receding waters revealed the
gaunt, twisted steel hull of the sea-
diver, the eliminating point of five
months of salvage work was reached
and reached successfully. The F4
was raised and in drydock and there
remained then the scant hope of find.
| ing inside some human remnant to
give burial to, and some evidence OF
the cause of a naval tragedy that
stands sadly unique in American ma,
val history.
/ No Hitch in Final Siege. i"
There was not hitch in the final
stage OF the work once it was started
Yesterday afternoon, as told by the
Star-Bulletin at that time, it was be
lieved the drydock would be clear by
5 o'clock of the three barges which
we're on for repairs and the hope then
was that between 5 and the subma
rine could be towed across the harbol
feontinnad on noro ,hroa,,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
WYOMING MOURNS
.'PERSH|NGDEATHS
All Over State Business is Sus-
pended While Funeral Takes
Place. at Warren Home

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless]
CHEYENNE, Wyoming, August 81.
-Ali over Wyoming today business in
the cities and towns was suspended
and activities ceased. while the funer.
al Of Mrs. J. J. Pershing, wife OF
Brig Gen. Pershfng, and their three
children took place. Mrs. Pershlno,
the daughter Of Senator Warren Of
Wyoming, and her children were suf.
located to death in fire at the Pre-
sidio, San francisco, last week. a
cortege wound from the train, which
brought the bodies, to the Warren
home. The bodies were viewed BY
hundreds Of friends. They will be
buried in one grave at Lakeview.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
make A. R TAYLOR
SECRETARY FOR
PROMOTION WORK
Given Position Formerly Held
BY H. P. Wood at Salary
of $3.50 Per Month

A. p. Taylor was elected secretary
of the Hawaii Promotion Committee
at meeting of that body which ad-
journed at an early hour this after
nocn. Mr.. Taylor, who has been act
ing secretary of the committee since
the resignation of. II. p Wood was
accepted en- June 80, will receive q
salary of $3.50 per month.
Mr.. Taylor was for fourteen months
in San Francisco in charge of the
Pacific coast bureau of the Promotion
Committee, and returned here in jan
uary to fill the vacancy made by Mr..
Woods absence. He was previously
connected with the Advertiser edito-
Rad department for thirteen years and
was CHIEF of detectives of Honolulu
in 1907 and 1905 Mr.. Taylor has
been in Honolulu since 1898 when he
arrived from Washington, ID. c.,
where he had been secretary of the
Hawaiian annexation committee.
Numbers of letters were read at
today's meeting which have been re-
-. CONTINUED on page eightl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
DEATH CLAIMS
MRS. LYDIA COAN
AT AGEO eighty
Was Born in Islands in 1884,
and Was First Principal of
kaWaiahao Seminary

Word vas received this afternoon
just as the first edition CT the Star
Bulletin was going to press of the
death of Mrs. Lydia Bingham Coan,
widow of the celebrAted missionary
Rev. Titus Coan. Death resulted fron'
TIE after effects Of an attack of pneu
monia. ~.
Mrs Cean was 50 years of age, anf
was the first pr neinal of Kawaiahao
Seminary. She celebrated her eighti.
eth birthday anniversary lest Christ.
mas. She was born in Honolulu on
December. 25, 1891. and was the young
est child Of Rev. and Mrs Hiram
Bingham, who came to the islands for
the first time in 1920. II s><.,.ss1 r.
She received her educatieii in the
United States and, after teaching liz
tie East for some years, returned {,
Hawaii in 1867 TO become. rrincira3
of the Kawaiahao female seminary.
she held this position for six years.
On October l3, 1873, she married
Rev. Titus Coan, who died in Hilo in
December, 1882. Since 1888, Mrs Coan
has lived continuously in Honolulu
The news of Mrs. Coan's death wi.
come as a severe shock To Honolu'ans
especially to kamaainas. In SPITE
her advanced ase she took an actire.
part in missic and church work. an )
was known and .oved ror her kindnes
and generositv
The funeral services vii be held
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock at
Kawaiahao church, Rev. o. H. Guliek
and DIR. Doremus Scudder officiating.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
JAMAICA STORM
DAMAGE LARGE

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless1
KINGSTON, Jamaica, August 31.--
Official news Of the hurricane at Cay
man Brac, the 5ritish-oWned island
near here, says: "Two hundred
houses and 90 per cent Of the cocoa.
nuts are gone. The postoffice, Gus
toms house and courthouse have been
torn from their foundations. At least
1870 are destitute. The steamer Cum
scoa has been lost and two persons
are known to be dead"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
.PAN-AMERlcAN CONFEREES
TO PROCEED WHETHER or
NOT CARRAaZA AcoUIEScE cES

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WireIessl
WASHINGTON. D. c, Angus 11.--
The appeal asking I'll the MoI'can
factions 70 cease their factionaI f'rht
ing and compose their differences has
now been delivered - All the faction
leaders. The Psn-Amersczn confer.
ees will meet next week and proceed
with their plans despite the fact that
50 far Gen. carranzs has not Officially
answered the appeal and unofilt|1IIy
has indicated that he will not agree
to the ecnferees taking part - M.ti-
can affairs.
Gen. Scott reports that Gen. villa
wants peace.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
CALIFORNIA POWDER
TRAIN EXPL0DES AND
TWO MEN ARE KILLED

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
PINoLE, California, August 3f.-By
the deraiIing CT a train at the powder
plant Of the Hercules company, few
miles from here, load of 1000 pounds
of dynamite exploded. The engineer
and fireman of the train were killed
and a la5orer hurt. 49,. . ~ ii.
Nine Buildings were razed by the
force of the explosion and many win
dows broken. The shock was felt for
miles. Kill. ~. .<.. ~.
The Hercules company is said to be
controlled by the Dupont company, the
eastern arms and ammunition firm.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
ALASKA FREIGHTER SINKS
IN SPITE OF EFFORTS TO
TOW HER TO THE BEACH

lAssoaiated Press by Federal wirelrssl
SEATTLE, Wash. August 31.-Ths
Alaska Steamship company's freight
steamer Edith is sinking, the lose be-
ing $250,o0o. The crew abaE 5cned
the vessel yesterday. The steamers
Hinchinbrcok and Mariposa took the
vessel in tow but later dropped their
lines, finding the vessel continuing
to sink.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At 8oston-soston 2, Cincinnati o:
second game, Boston 2 Cincinnati O..
At New York-chicago 2, New
York O.; second game, New York 7,
Chicago I. -. -:
At Brooklyn-Pittsburg S. Brooklyn
8; second game, Brooklyn 8, Pitts
burg 2. ..... ..>-. .. .... ...=. T.. b..
At Observation-Disclosures 8, st.
Louis 2; second game, st. Louis z,
Philadelphia 2. ~. ~. il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
CLARK ExPEcTs 10 RESIGN.

Road Overseer Charles Clark ex-
poets to present to the board of SUI
pervisors this evening his resignation
from his present city position. Clark
said this afternoon that City Engin-
eer Whitehouse asked him for his res
ignation last Saturday. Charges have
been made that Clark wrecked city
auto while On Joy ride" week ago
Sunday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
SENATOR TlLLMAN GOES
DOWN IN SUBMAR INES

lAssoeiated Press by Federal WirelessJ
BROOKLYN, NJ. Y, August 31.-=
Senator Ben TilIman of South Caro-
lima today inspected the suhmarins
U-2 and the Edison batteries of the
k-6, descending in both.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
SEARcHERS IN HULL OF F4 FIND BODIES; ONE SOON DENTFI
TT Drdock


This rensfk-
sbie pbotc1raph h
cf the r. n dr.
dock was taken
early this morn
ing BY . STA
BuIletip eteU
photographer. u
shows the - be-
tween tIoe pom
toona lying On
her starboard
side with the
capIn0 hole we'll
forward The vst
eel q sh6wn Ii
the position N
which she Was
toued IN from
outside the hsr
Dor over 70 Quar-
sntine wharf end
thence 70 the
dfydock Iast
evening. She 10
almcet Upside
down. n n
through thi1 hoie
th.t me naval
txperis tn.1red
!s.s e. .'ehs e.s,'. .ss :ts'. e.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
MORE TROOPS TO BORDER

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireIessl
TEXAS CITY, Tex, Aug. 31.-The
4th and 5th infantry have been or
dered to the Mexican border and are
entraining.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
PASSING CANAL

Associated Press by Federal wirelessl
PANAMA, Canal Zone. Aug. 31.-
The tattfeships, Missouri, Ohio and
Wisconsin passed here today en<route
to Annapolis from their Pacific cruise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
ADVANCE ON GRODNO STEADY;
ALLIES LOSE BATTLE AT GALLIP0LI
Turks Said to Have Won at SedduI BarOher News From
the War Zones-Aied Submarine Skaters Constaninope
BridgeStTik of Wales Coal Miners Has Been Settled
fAssociated Press Service by Federal WireIes

Associated Wireless1
LONDON England August 31.-The German advance upon
Grodno the stronghold which defends the road Peograd
out
Germans approaching from the and southwest.
At the Sipa river the Russian have stopped the enemy
progress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
ANERicANIEAeIJE

At MISUNDERSTANDING 4, New
York I; second game, Washington 3,
New York 2.
At Detroit-Detroit 9, Chicago 8.
At ST. Louis-cieveIand 6, ST.
Louis 0.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
Wales Coal Miners Claim Victory

LONDON England August 31-The strike Of Wales coal
miners has been settled settlement are not made
public The miners their demands have been granted
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31

LONDON England August 31A submarine Of the Allies has
shattered the bridge from Constantinople Galata
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31
Turks Said To Have Won Battle

LONDON England August 31According to reports here h
Turks have defeated the Allied forces Seddu Bah Gap pen
insula
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-31

Continued on page three)
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.ontinued on page twol
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-03-04
Local and Personal News Notes
Eyestrain-see DR.. Booth.

Eyestrain-see DR.. Booth.
Stevens Restaurant, the best place
to eat. Att
The Trey o. Hearts tonight a,
the Artic.
Ben Schultz went to Lewiston on
business Wednesday.
Two good, fresh mich cows for
sale. Curtis J. Miller.
Sheriff Paige made short business
call at Vollmer Tuesday.
Legal blanks at standard prices
at The Herald office.
FOR SALE-Yearling bull, Hol-
stein of AL milk strain. T. F.
Jacobs. 38tf
Oscar Yates departed yesterday
morning for Lewiston where he ex-
poets to remain couple of weeks.
GOOD POTATOES-S1.25 per
100 lbs. delivered in Nezperce.
Henry Fuchs. If
Joe Rainville came up from Clarks-
ton the first of the week to look after
interests here.
FOR SALE Single family horse
harness and buggy; right price for
cash. Inquire at this office.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will have an apron, cap and cooked
food sale at the parsonage, April 3rd.
POTATOES-Good ones, at ST.. 10
hundredweight, delivered in town, or
at B. J. Pranger's, mile south of Nez-
perez. 2w*
Miss Minnie Sorenson, who has
been spending the past nine months
in Portland, returned to Nezperce
Monday night.
FOR LEASE-Hal section good
farm land, close to railroad. For
particulars, address B. w. R.,
Mohler. 81
Fire insurance is too cheap for you
to take the risk yourself. Come in
and let me tell you what it will cost
on any property you may have.
Curtis J. Miller, Agt.
The information was received
Tuesday that on account of serious
illness, Mrs. w. B. Johnson will not
return to Nezperce to open millin
cry store as planned.
Mrs. T. w. Akin and children re-
turned last Thursday evening from
Pullman, where they had been stay
ing with Mrs. A. M. Akin since the
death of the latter's husband.
TRADE off that mortgaged prop
perty of yours and get something
clear. R. H. Wallace & Co.,
Lewiston, Idaho.
The rock crusher was started yes
terday on the Heston machine shop
lob, and force under Contractor T.
J. Hartnett is now getting in the
foundation for the building.
Frank Billups butchered a two
year-old Poland China pig Monday
which weighed $50 pounds, and is
now prepared to have three square
meals day whether the war goes
on or not.
represent some Of the largest
Board Fire Insurance companies in
the United States. Get your prop
erty insured and be on the safe side.
Curtis J. Miller. ACT.
B. J. McRae Of Lewiston was
listing with friends and looking
after business affairs in Nezperce the
irst of the week. Mr.. McRae re-
emily returned from a visit with
elatives at his old home in Grace
lille, Mimi
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Downer of
he Cottonwood section we're in Nez-
,erce Tuesday to close up the sale
f their 80. acre farm, one mile north
f town, to VIM. B. Fisher of Mon
ana. The sale was negotiated by
:, w. Felt of this city.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-03-04
Beauty Home and School Grounds.

The Department of Forestry at the
University of Idaho is prepared to
send to residents of the state num-
Der of tested species of shade and
forest trees, now known to do
well here, at approximately the cost
of growing the same. A maximum
of 200 trees will be sent this year.
The seedlings are offered at Gets
each, plus Is cents per hundred for
packing. The four-year-old trans
plan are offered at cents plus the
same amount for packing. The list
includes, Silver, Norway, and Sugar
Naples, White Ash, Red ak, species
of pives, frs, and spruces, black and
honey locusts, hickory and catalpa
A bulletin giving full details and
prices will be sent on application to
c. II. Shattuck,
u of l., Moscow, Ida.
DR.. Booth, registered optometrist.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-03-04
Clark House Destroyed By Fire.

At about two O. clock Friday morn.
ing, G. c. Park, who was rooming
at the Clark House heard a crack
ing noise, like unto that usually pro-
duced by fire and Immediately arose,
first raising the window curtain, and
seeing smoke, went into the hall
where he satisfied himself that con-
migration was imminent, and that
the origin appeared to be above the
ceiling in the northwest corner of the
structure. Clad only in his trousers
he turned on the fire gong and shout
ed fire, then proceeded to get in pos
session of his other personal adorn-
ments. Soon after guests were issu-
ing from all parts of the house scant-
lily attired and had barely time to
get down stairs before the fire was
sweeping through the halls. BY this
time several persons had come, who
were busying themselves removing
furniture from the burning building,
but as soon as the fire laddies ar
rived and poured water into the house
the work of saving property was
practically at an end and little more
stuff was saved.
The fire company confined the con-
fagration to the hotel property and
the little store room Immediately
south of it owned by Bob Moser.
There was scarcely any air stirring
and this assisted materially in hold
ing the flames to the original start
ing place.
L. w. Robinson, owner of the
building carried $4,000 on the hotel
and $500 on his portion of the fur
niture. c. @. Farrar, the lessee,
mas $3.50 on his furniture. The
was one of the oldest in
Nszperce and was constructed over
Is years ago, and was one of the old
landmarks of the town. The wreck
vas allowed to burn completely, aft
n II was found il could not be saved
Ind this will aid in clearing the
ground. While the fire was in pro-
,ress galvanized water tank in the
zitchen exploded and hurled mis-
lies promiscuously, but doing no
'ersonal injury. The Temple build
ng just north and the Herald build
ng across the street suffered a few
roken and cracked window lights.