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The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
WOMAN v KILLED
In ACCIDENT
AUTO RUN OFF GRADE RESULT
ING IN DEATH OF MRS. CHAS.
SCHLEE
Was Driving the Car-Mrs. Norris. q
Sister, Was Injured in the
Accident

Mrs. Chris Schlee of the Uniontowr
neighborhood was instantly killed in
an automobile accident on Sunday
evening, and her mother. Mrs. Norris
/ of Charleston, had a leg broken above
| the knee. Mr. Schlee, the two small
children and Mrs. SchIee's sister, who
were in the automobile at the time,
were somewhat scratched and bruised,
Mr.. Schlee having his back badly
wrenched.
The accident occurred about three
miles south and east of Uniontown and
about the same distance from the
Schlee farm home. The family had
been in Uniontown during Sunday and
about o'clock started for home. ". 5.
Schlee was driving, Mr.. Schlee not be-
ing with them. They picked him up
on the road and the car being full, ne
was riding On the running board be-
tween the rear and front tenders.
The roads we're very dusty and rut-
ted with heavy hauling ard at the
point where the accident occurred
puff of wind lifted the dust, binding
Mrs. Schlee, and the car, striking a
rut skidded off the grade and turned
over. Mrs. Schlee was pinned under
the car. Death was instantaneous,
the lady's neck being broken. Mrs
Schlee's sister and her two children
were thrown clear of the car, and es
capped with severe bruises. Mr.. Schlee
was thrown in such a manner that lis
back was badly wrenched, while Mrs.
Norris was pinned down by the car,
which had to be lifted before she conld
be pulled out The accident occurred
near the George Ball farm, from
which assistance was quickly secured. |
and Mrs. Schlee was taken out and.
soon afterward the body was taken to
Uniontown. A doctor was called and
dressed Mrs. Norris broken limb. 1t
S not thought that Mr.. Schlce's in
uries are dangerous.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
ANNUAL ELECTION
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
TWO TICKETS SUDDENLY APPEAR
BUT FIGHT is NOT
SPIRITED
J. n. Clarke and w. f. MOrgareidge
Terms Expire-Neither Cared to
be Reelected

The annual election of trustees of
Moscow Independent School District
No. is in progress this afternoon.
That fight would develop in the
polls today was not anticipated, very
little, if any interest having been
shown on the surface during the past
week, and only the getting out of
tickets disclosed that such an election
would be held, though it was known
to many that such an election was
scheduled for today
1t had been reported that both W.
F. Morgareidge and ]. N. Clarke,
whose terms expire, were not candi-
dates in any sense, and it was under
stood that no opposition would re-
suit in case they desired reelection.
This afternoon it was learned that two
tickets had made their appearance in
the field one ticket bearing the names
of B. T. Byrns and H. d. Martin,
while the other ticket contained the
names of ]. F. Barnes and w. F. Nor
gareldge. Judge Morgareidge has
been on the board for long period
and is at present secretary. 1t is not
believed that interest in the election
will be spirited, since no prepara-
tions have been made to carry on a
campaign. All those brought out are
prominent citizens of Moscow and
any of them, if elected, would give
the best of satisfaction to the people
of the district.
Judge Morgareidge stated this af-
ternoon that he was not a candidate,
that because he had served on the
board for six years, he was inclined to
give way to someone else. He dis
claimed any connection with any tic
'yet containing his name.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
FINANCIERS MEET
In CONVENTION
SESSIONS OF AMERICAN BANKERS
ASSOCIATION BEGAN AT Sc
ATTLE TODAY
Leading Bankers of the United States
Deliberate on Many Questions
Involving Finance

Special Dispatch.
SEATTLE, Sept. 7.-Three import
ant sections of the American Bankers
association held meetings here today
preliminary to the big convention
which opens tomorrow. Special trains
from the east are arriving hourly, and
the officials expect a record attend
ance of the financiers.
The trust company section opened
its meeting at 10 this morning Ralph
w. Cutler, president of the section,
gave the annual address. He is from
Hartford. Other speakers are U. H.
McCarter of Newark, John H. Mason
of Philadelphia, L. H. Dinkins of New
Orleans, Henry NJ Campbell of De-
troit.
President William A. Law of the
American Bankers association, was a
speaker at the savings bank meeting
at Moore theatre this morning Robert
H. Bean, president of the American
Institute of Banking was another
speaker. A symponium on S'The Rail
roads and the People" will be given
by William Sproule, president of the
Southern Pacific, for the railroads,
and Dr. John Wesley Hill, for the
people. This afternoon the savings
bank delegates will hear the annual
address of President William E. Knox,
comptroller of the Bowery Savings
Bank of New York. An interesting re-
port will be rendered by E. L. Robin
son OF Baltimore, for the committee
on postal savings legislation.
The clearing house section of the
association is holding its annual meet
ing at the Elks club. Among the
speakers are the president, A. O. Will
son, O.. Howard Wolfe of Philadelphia,
Ray F. McNally of Chillicothe, Mo-,
L. F. kiesewetter of Columbus, Ohio,
Russell Lowry, deputy governor of
The Federal Reserve Bank of San
Francisco, and Breckenridge Jones
If st. oLuis.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
CARRY CAMPAIGN
AGAINST SALOON
OPENING SESSION OF NORTH Id
HO w. c. T. e. ADDRESSED
BY l.. H. WELLS
Urges Support For Constitutional
Amendment in IdahO-PrOgram For
Two Evenings Announced

The eleventh annual convention O1
the North Idaho W. C. T. U. conven-
ed this morning at the NJ E. church
with fair attendance and the ses-
sions will continue through until to-
morrow evening. One of the chief fea
lures of the convention will be the
| election of officers tomorrow The
| opening session was marked by a Wig
orous address by L. H. Wells; acting
superintendent of the Idaho Anti-Sa-
loon league. Mr.. Wells thrilled his
hearers with an outline of the plans
being perfected to continue tie dry
movement in Idaho and spoke in be-
half of the constitutional amendment
to be submitted to the people of Ida
no in the next election.
This afternoon the session was Ia
ken up with routine matters. The
convention details are in charge of
the officers of the local chapter of the
w. c. T. u The officers are Mrs.
Annie O.Schofield, president; Mrs. H
e. Estes, secretary; and Mrs. F.. G.
Savage, treasurer. Mrs. Blanche Fohl,
president of the North Idaho w. G. T.
u, this afternoon delivered an in
teresting address on the work of the
union during the past year. The fol-
lowing program for Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings has been arranged:
Tuesday, 8 p. m.-Quartet, Christian,
the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee
Mesdames Hodgins and Aspray,
Messrs. H. T. Lewis and VIM. Benn-
vile; devotionals led by Mrs. Hogue,
Evan. Supt. of Orofino; quar-
tet, "If You Love Me-" reading, ''The
Second Election" Miss Camille Nc
Daniel; address, THE Value the
Work of the W. C. T. o. Has Been to
by DR.. Brannon offering;
quartet, Just For Today" benedic-
tion
Wednesday, 8 p. m.-Young Peoples |
Chorus; devotionals led by Mrs. Farm
in of Standpoint; cornet solo, E. J. |
Carey; address, Mrs. Silbaugh, ma
tional lecturer and organizer of Sc /
attle, Wn. offering; Young Peoples
Chorus; benediction.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
UNDERSEA MINE MAY HAVE
DESTROYED HESPERIAN
QUEENSTOWN CONSUL REPORTS TO STATE DE-
PARTMENT DOUBT CAST ON METHOD USED
ADMINISTRATION GOING SLOW
Will Await Full Reports the Destruction of the
Liner Before Taking Action-Officers of Vessel
Make Joint Affidavit That Torpedo Used
By the United Press Associations.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Uni
ted States today ordered its repre-
sentatives abroad to determine wheth-
er the Hesperian was destroyed by a
mine or was torpedoed. In a confid-
entail preliminary report, Consul
Frost of Queenstown declared that
there was extreme doubt as to the ex-
act nature of the means of destruction
The Hesperian was sailing as an ord
mary passenger liner and was not a
vessel commandered for the British
government service, the British admir-
atty informed Ambassador Page to-
day in London. The administration
is awaiting full reports before decid-
ing on the course of action.
Liner Wasn't Conveyed
LONDON, Sept THE Allan liner
Hesperian wasn't being conveyed
when torpedoed off the Irish coast, it
was stated authoritatively here today
With the official statement placing
the possible dead at 26, an investiga-
tion is under way to determine the
circumstances surrounding the at
tack. The official report of Captain
Mains was expected to reach the ad-
mira1ty today.
Consul Frost Reports
WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-Consul
Frost of Queenstown has cabled the
state department that officers of the
liner Hesperian had made a joint af-
fidavit declaring that the vessel was
torpedoed without warning. Frag-
ments of steel from the torpedo were
found on the deck.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
PIONEER PASSED AWAY
s. s. Kimberling, Came to This Sec
tiOn a Quarter of Century Ago

The death of S. S. Kimberling at
his home in Moscow this morning was
recorded. He came to the northwest
25 years ago and for the past seven
and one-half years resided in this
city. Death was due to jaundice and
other ailments OF which he had long
been a sufferer. The deceased was a
highly respected citizen and was a de-
vout member of the English Evangel-
ical Lutheran church.
The deceased was a native of
Bland county, Virginia, and was &C
years of age He settled near Pull
man on his arrival in this country
and later homesteaded in the Julia
eta section. He leaves widow,
nine children and 20 grandchildren
besides a host of relatives and friends
to mourn his loss. The five sons,
Stewart, Edward and Thomas, reside
near Juliaetta; China near Juliaetta;
and Joseph in Moscow The daugh-
ters are Mrs. Josephine Martinson,
and Mrs Dora Williamson of Moscow;
Mrs. Ida Hall of Ilo and Mrs. Laura
Wishard of Peck. The funeral will
occur Wednesday at o'clock from
the family home at 627 Elm street
and interment will be in Moscow Gem
etery. Rev. A. L. Grosclose of Jul
iaetta will officiate and the funeral
will be in charge of
Glen Gricp -...--.. n -. - :. -.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
MOSCOW PEOPLE TO
Go TO GARFIELD
Plans Completed For Auto Junket to
Attend Washingt0n-Idaho Roundup
Next Thursday Morning - Every
body Going

The Chamber of Commerce has
named a committee to take charge of
the auto junket of Moscow business
men to the second annual Washing
ton-Idaho Roundup at Garfield on
Thursday morning next. The big
show opens at Garfield tomorrow and
will continue through to Friday and
all those who attend are assured a
royal welcome. Those desiring to
join the party should get in touch
with Secretary Tenwick or M. E.
Lewis.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
MEXICAN FACTIONS
WILL SOON CLASH
CARRANZA FORCES CAPTURE
GUERRERO AND NOW ADVANC-
ING ON CHIHUAHUA
Villa Forces Massing at T0rreon-
American Troops Kill Mexican
Raiders on the Border

By the United Press Associat1ons.
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. Car
ranzista forces under General Luis
Herrera have occupied Guerrero and
are now advancing on Chihuahua, ad-
vices stated today. The Villa forces
are massing at Torreon for a decisive
stand against General Obregon.
Mexican Raiders Killed
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. six
Mexicans were killed in clash with
Texas rangers at Cavazos crossing
last night. The captain and lieutenant
of the Carranzista garrison at Mata-
moras are among the slain. Two
Mexicans were captured after firing
from an automobile and were put in
Jail.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
MOSCOW SCHOOLS
OPENED TODAY
First Day of the New School Year
Brought Out Strong Enrolment
Everything Moving in Orderly
Fashion

Today is the first day of the new
school year in Moscow and the Of
fees of Superintendent Henry and
Principal Rich were swamped with
the routine work attendant on regis
tering the students and pupils of the
high school and grades. The enroll
ment proceeded in orderly fashion
and the attendance indicates a record
first day.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
NUMBER MISSING
in. KANSAS FLOOD
Railway LabOrers Drown When Rail-
road Crossing Sign Washed Away
THAIyA Others RepOrted Missing

By the United Press Associations
lola, Kansas, Sept. -Four rail-
way laborers were drowned today
when a crossing sign on which they
had climbed to escape the floods was
washed out. Twelve other persons
are missing. Hundreds of people
we're rescued from the roofs of their
homes and tree tops. The property
loss is estimated at 100000.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
GENERAL JOFFRE CONFERS WITH ITALIAN
HEADS IN PLANS TO BATTLE TEUTONS
NEW CAPTURES IN THE EAST
MaCkenZens Forces Take Two More Points and
Moving Forward Against SIavs-Austrans Bonn
bard Venice from Air-German Airmen Active
(By United Press

ROME SEPT 7.-PLANS FOR COOPERATION ITALIAN
FORCES IN GRAND SCHEME OF OFFENSIVE
TONS HAS BROUGHT GENERAL JOFFRE FRANCE TO THE
ITALIAN FRONT 1T is REPORTED THAT
LEADER DISCUSSED WITH GENERAL CADORNA KING
PLANS FOR MEETING THE EXPECTED INVASION SERBIA
Active on Eastern Front
BERLIN IL MiCKENZEN HAS CAP
TURED DROHYCZIN AND CHOMSK WITHIN 30
MILES OF PINSK ANNOUNCED
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
EARTH TREMBLER
SHOOK THE SOUTH
Central American Points Rocked
With Several Shocks Last Night but
Details of Damage are Lacking

By the United Press Nssociatlons.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Severe earth
quakes last night rocked Costa Rica,
Nicaragua and elsewhere in Central
America and Mexico, reports to the
cable company here today indicated.
No details as to the damage were
available because the cables were in
terrupted.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
FAIRBANKS WILL SPEAK
Special Dispatch.

Special DISPATCH.
HASTINGS, Mich, Sept. z. = The
80th annual session of the Michigan
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church opened here today. Over 700
pastors are in attendance, and Bishop
william w Burt of Buffalo is presid-
ing Among the speakers is Former
Vice President Charles w. Fairbanks.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
ILLICIT LOVE PACT
UNCOVERED IN DEATH
Daughter of Dutch Minister to Italy
And Prominent Italian Noble Found
Dead i'm the Counts Villa at Naples
By the United Press Associations.

By the United Press Associations.
ROME, Sept 7.-Clasped in each
others arms Odilla Won Walderson,
the beautiful daughter of the Dutch
minister to Italy, and Count Gaeland
Del Aquila Argana were found dead in
the counts Naples villa today Death
before separation" read a note writ
ten by the count. His wife had
threatened to expose and disgrace
him.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
TORPEDO BOATS BACK
Special Dispatch.

Special Dispatch.
SEATTLE, Sept. THE first divis-
ion of the Pacific torpedo flotilla is
navy yard today, from an extensive
voyage to the Aleutian Islands, off
the coast of Alaska.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
CITY SOLONS MEET AT OAKLAND
Spncial DISPATCH

OAKLAND, Cal, Sept Z. = The
League of California municipalities
opened it's annual convention here to-
day. President Alva e. Snow of Fres-
no is presiding, and the meeting will
continue Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday. On Thursday the members
will take part in California Day" at
the exposition.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
CHINA REMAINS A REPUBLIC

PEKIN, Sept. 1.-THE retention of a
republican form of government with
itary has been decided on by the gov
ernment, according to authentic in
formation developing today.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
PetrOgrad Panic Stricken

BERLIN, Sept. 7.-Petrograd is pan
ic stricken, Berlin newspapers said to-
day because of false rumors that the
Germans had captured Riga. An
Athens dispatch reported that the
president of the Petrograd police had
been assassinated.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-09-07
VENICE WAS B1MBARDED

ROME. Sept. Austrian aero
planes bombarded Venice yesterday
for the fifth time. One aircraft was
shot down by anti-aircraft guns and
fell into the Lagoon, the pilot and OBJ
server being captured
AyiatOrs Kill French Civilians
PARIS, Sept. 7.-Several civilians.
were killed when German aviators
made raid over Garardmer, it be-
came known here today
British Cruiser Sunk
BERLIN, Sept. THE German sub
marine U-27 sank small British
cruiser off West Hebrides islands on
August 10th and is believed to have
sunk herself a few days later, was the
announcement of the admiralty here
today.
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
COLORED CITIZENS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
INCORPORATED.
Office, 372-4 Monadnock Bid 9, 661 Market

Office 372-4 Monadnock Bldg, 661 Market St
The following of the principles for which the Coored
Protective coored
their cizenry of San Francisco, stand for
The principles
believe
and and conditions people. women, children
land
believe Almighty uneraby opposed
will and vested human being
believe inspired leadership
promingy opposed specially hired chaby bbed leadership
for this Anv who be specially hired and privately
paid to lead the people be bribed mslead the people
believe Republic should
and be allied with political they desire and adj
taking politics voting all elections
We believe broad nchs and advocate
the qualifications for boh because right and fair and
will for the human and good
The Colored
false teachings the coored called Leaders
whether teachings be To closely
aud mpartaly but eaey and publicly cticise the
To for colord Francisco such clerks police
men, 6remeu, street sweepers and other positions.
TO defended
the Courts of Law To the " fake white and
colored called
appeal and crusade change
public which much Coored People Let
oppose the leadership of all specially paid leadership We
abolish
324 Monadnock building the following its ocers
Gregory Hobsou President Davis Vice President Alex Cochran
Treasurer Julius Ealey Oscar Hudson. Legal Adviser
Executive Committee Davis, chairman l. Jim Graves
Percy Buck Daggert; Campaign Committee Lester Mapp
chairman Chas. U Giie Richardson. Shepard Percy Buck
jerome Fitzprice, Joe Sewght Martin Walter Farrell Jas Els
worth. Thomas
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Edward Alexander, de.
ceased.
Notice is hereby gwen by ehe under
signed Administrative OF the estate of
Edward Alexander, deceased, to the
creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers within four (4) months after the
first publication of this notice 10 the
said administrative at the office of
Towson S. Grasty. 3l8 Chronicle build
ing, San Francisco, Cal, which said
Office the undersigned selects as her
place of business in all matters con-
nected with eaid estate of Edward
Alexander, deceased.
LENA OSBORNE,
Administrators of the estate OF Edward
Alexander. deceased.
Dated, Oakland. May q. 1915.
TowsoN 5. GRAsTY. attorney for ad-
ministratrix. No. 3l8 Chronicle build
ing. San Francisco, Cal.
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
st. Paul's, San Francisco.

The first Of the series of Sunday
afternoon services will he held at four
o'clock this Sunday afternoon at St.
Paul's church, California street between
Fillmore and Steiner. So much pleasure
was derived from former service OF
this sort and so many visitors to the
exposition are expected during July and
August. that 1t was decided 20 secure
ST. Paul's church for TWO months. A
choir has been formed and vestments
secured. Father Wallace, who will
conduct the services, will, meanwhile.
dispense with the evening service in
Oakland
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
Graduation Of Beverly Scott McCard

Beverly Scott McCard graduated frsm
Sacramento high school on the 18th ult.
Exercises were held at Mckinley park
in the open air. The class graduated in
capNs Nsd own. In completing four
year cS-rg<.. at the Sacramento high.
MIR. McCard hide fine record. He
has upheld the Nsteen OF his fellow
students and has taken prominent part
in the activities OF the sshool. He has
received his recommendation to the
State university. and will enter at the
opening of the fall semester.
In honor of his graduation a party
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson of Sacramento. The evening
was pleasantly spent, and was marked
by the number coming from a distance.
Among those present were Misses D..
and A. Logan, A. and Z. Dabney, Ray,
Smith, Spencer, Easton Crawley, Clark
and Noble; Messrs. Roy Scott, Oris and
Alonzo Mansfield, Harry Fields, Clyde
Ray, VIM. Eastou, Raymond Maddox
and Owen McCard
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
IN THE SOCIAL WHiRL /.

Mrs A. l.. Allen OF Goldfeld arrived
in our midst last week, and is stopping
with her relatives, Mrs. Montgomery,
on Twenty seventh street. She expects
to be here all summer.
Mrs. j. H. Moore of the Northwest is
in our midst on account OF The illness
of her sister. Mrs. Thomas, OF No. 14l4
Tenth street. She will visit the fair
and other points uf interest during her
| stay.
Mrs. Mamie Hicks was hostess at an
ice cream parry on Sunday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. 1t was given for the purpose
of introducing some new frozen special
and to try out the new freezer. Black
berry Sundae was featured, and vanilla
was served in abundance.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Wall in Melrose was the scene of very
enjoyable card party last week. and. as
usual, Malcolm Thomas carried off the
honors and the blue ribbon.
The Marion social dancing school was
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
The music was good, and new dances
were introduced.
The ball to be given by the Jewel
City club in San Francisco ON July Sth
promises to be grand affair and well
attended. Good music has been en-
gagged for the occasion. The admission
is only 30 cents.l Visitors in our midst
are especially invited.
Mrs. ID. Watkins and son of Melrose
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Daniel
Brown of San Rafael.
Don't fail 10 attend the Marion social
clubs dancing school every Wednesday
evening.
Pass it along. Be OH time July for
I.D.O.K.k. Temple special. 1t leaves
Seventh and Broadway with the music
at IL AS
Mrs. Wesley Slaughter and daughter
Marguerite. who have been visiting in
Southern California, arrived here last
week, and ale stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pickett Davie. They are en- route
TO their home in New York.
}. G. Rivers is in receipt OF telegram
from his wife in Oklahoma that she
will return this week in time to accom-
pany him TO this K. p. convention in
Riverside.
James r. Nelson and Miss Rose Carr
were quietly married on June 2S at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Carr, by Rev. Haines
OF Zion Methodist church.
Miss Ella Berry of the Warringt on
apartments left this week to spend a
month at Santa Cruz, visiting her
parents.
Carl Arthur OF San Jose spent Sunday
in our midst.
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
The Weston Case

Attorneys Hudson and Sledge have
succeeded in getting the signatures OF
eleven OF the jurors who in June last
tried and sentenced Nat Weston TO he
hanged on August goth, to petition
recommending that Weston's sentence
be commuted to life imprisonment.
They have also secured like recon-
mendation from Judge Sargent, who
tried the case, and James Koford, the
deputy district attorney who prosecuted
the case. They expect 10 present these
petitions TO the governor within the
next few DAYS
The Western outlook., 1915-07-03
DIED..

POWELL-In Oakland, June q. 1915,
Josephine NJ Powell, widow Of the late
w. w. Powell, mother of the late
Pauline Powell Burns and William T.
Powell, and grandmother OF Mrs. A. H.
johnson and Ebert W. Powell.
RICHARDSON-In In Oakland. June 26,
1915, Carter Richardson, native of
Virginia. aged S3 years.
che funeral was held from Hender-
sons undertaking parlors on June 29th.
Interment was at Mountain View.
WHITE-In Oakland, June %, 1915.
Forester r. White, beloved husband oi
Mary White, father of Ethel, Edward
and Grace White. a native of Florida,
aged 63 years, months and ii days.