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The daily star-mirror., 1915-01-07
GOVERNOR WANTS FULL ACCOUNT OF NAMPA
BANK STATEMENT
GRAND JURY INDDCTS TWO
Comfy Division in the House-Senate Passes APP
preparation BiIl-Senator Day Finance
and Educational Committees
By D. w. GREENBURG
(Staff Writer for The Star -MirrOr)

BOISE, Jan. T. Anew development
in Governor Alexander's determina-
ton to probe to the bottom question
able details in the handling of state
funds came today, when in letter to
Attorney General Peterson today the
his official acts in connection with the
investigations of the illegal deposits of
state funds to the amount of about
twenty-four thousand dollars in the
State Bank of Nampa, now defunct
and source of loss to the state.
According to the Ramstedt report
there is still due the state from the
Nampa bank $24,S5209, though the re-
ceiver of the bank asserts that the
states claim against the bank was set
tied. Mr. Ramstedt has stated that he
is not Informed as to the details of
any such settlement, but that Attorney
General Peterson is supposed to be.
BOISE, Jan. 1.-Two secret indict-
ments were returned by the grand jury
today.
BOISE, Jan. County division held
the boards in the house this afternoon.
Three bills were introduced, designed
to make Buhl county out of Twin Falls,
Payette out of Canyon, and Benwah out
of Kootenai In the senate the stand |
ing committees were named, Senator |
Day of Latah county drawing places |
on the finance and educational COM
mittees.
BOISE, Jan. 1.-The appropriation
bill, which carries $4,000, today pass
ed the senate under suspension of
rules. In the house yesterday the dem
ocrats attempted to amend the bill by
cutting it to $35000
BOISE, JAM 7-On advice of Attor- !
ney General Peterson, Warden John
Shook yesterday refused to permit Ex-
aminer Ramstedt to inspect the books {
of the penitentiary, even though he {
was authorized to do SO by Governor {
!
The daily star-mirror., 1915-01-07

Great Britain's formal reply is ex-
pected to be friendly. To be sure.
Jolly us out of it.-Oregonian.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-01-07

But why this rumpus over patron-
age after President Wilson has sGrved
nearly all the -Oregonian.
The daily star-mirror., 1915-01-07
Allies Gain Ground

PARIS, Jan. 7.-Uninterupted sue
cesses by the Allies wherever they
have come in contact with the Ger
mans. are claimed in both official and
unofficial advices from the western
war zone.
ial attack on Dunkirk and the Allies
ammunition supply bases in its vic
unity are claimed, the hostile aviators
having been driven away by French
Iaeroguns.
1t is declared that the French arti1-
lery has silenced number of the
Germans main batteries between the
North sea and the river Lys. On ac-
count of continued rains and floods,
it is stated there have been no in
fantry engagements in this district.
Germans Claim Advantage
BERLIN, jan lizard fighting in
both the eastern and western war
zones is reported, with no particular
gains on either side, except that the
Germans have made substantial pro-
gress in the Argonne region.
North of Arras the French are try
ing to recapture the trenches which
the Germans took from them earlier
in the week. In Argonnes, it is stated,
the Germans have gained and are still
on the offensive. In Alsace, west of
the conflict is reported to
be still raging, the French making
desperate attempts to retake the posi-
lions lost to the Germans.
Steamships Sunk
COPENHAGEN, Jan. Tt was
earned today that the Danish steam
ship, Shingolf, was sunk in the North
lea by mine The crew of seventeen
nen perished.
SCARBOROUGH, Eng, Jan. 7.-Tho
British steamer, Alfredia. was sunk
~ a mine off Scarborough and nine of
he crew, which escaped in boats
ave just reached this port. The cap
ain and twelve others are missing,
nut a search is being made for them
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-01
THE VOICE or now

It is the present the today, the
NOW In which We are Interested.
Shakespeare wisely says:
Tomorrow never yet
on any living mortal rose or set %
It Is the printed page which deals
most Intimately and with the great
est detail In the movements Of the
present It is THE VOICE OF NOW
proclaiming to the world the things
that are happening today The gov
eminent Of the United States is NOW
graycly concerned In certain aspects
of the war in europe and has bad
'Niust ON DO several serious uterna-
uonal problems which are NOW in
process Of solution. The American
farmer is NOW Interested In this d.
tanic struggle, for his interests are
being affected by % today and viii
be tomorrow, and be- wants TO keep
ir close touch with % NOW.
EVERYBODY is Interested in the
cotton crop from the time of its
planting TO tho days of Cos harvesting
end marketing. They want 90 know
...f.. aHIrHHHH De-. . 90 tH.. O. #s.. o.. fft.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-01

u. T.. Schneider vs.. w. A. McCui-
Tough, ct al, placed In my hands for
service. J. w. A. Merrill, as sheriff
OF scurry County. Texas, did on t.e
18th day Of September. A. D. i9iA
levy on certain real estate, situated
in scurry County. Texas, described
as follows, towit;
One hundred sixty Q6O acres
OF land ltueted in scurry county
Texas, and being an Of the ~ W..
la of Section No ga, Block 3d. sur
ycyod for the common school fund Of
iho state OF Texas, by virtue OF GER
u0cate No i3-5GO9, ISSUED to the
Houston end Texas Central Railway
company and conveyed by y @ Rich
arigon mud wife to w. A. MCCULLOUGH
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-01
BOLL ROT is HURTING
THE CROPS IN FL. WORTH

star Telegram: Boil rot is helping
the weevil ravage the cotton crop In
some parts OF Tarrant county. accor-
ding to the discovery Of Dr. friedrich
II. Blodgett OF a. & N. College who
made a trip over the county satur-
day. Taking the average OF several
counts he found so per cent OF the
bolls damaged by the rot in the low
land farms, while in the high land
the percentage was less than so per
cent.
This disease followed the gulf
storm all over Texas last month, ac-
coridng to Dr. Blodgett The beating
OF the plants by wind and rain de-
stroyed the foliage and almost com
pletely lowered the vitality Of the
plants. The period OF cool wet wealth
er after the storm gave the fungus
pores. which had been widely scat
tered by the gale a good chance to
terminate an dto penetrate the plant
tissues white these We're In abnormal
condition.
Tho fungus responsible for the
trouble has been in Tarrant County
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-01

sherIff Of ssuTrJ County. Tens
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-01
SHERIFFS SALE.
THE STATE or TEXAS,
County Of Scurry.

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County Of scurry
In the Justice Court Of Precinct
No. /. scurry County, Texas, II. P.
wellborn. plaintiff against Bob
Houchin and ]. A. Miller defendants,
No. 1913.
Whereas, by virtue Of an alias eT-
ecution issued out Of the Justices
Court. Precinct Nc. / Scurry County.
Texas. on judgment rendered in
said court on the 22nd day OF Jan
uary. A. D., 1913. In favor Of said
II p. Wellborn and against the said
Bob Houchin and j. A. Miller. No
1913 on the Civil docket Of said
court. I. did. on the LIST day Of Sept
omber A. D., 1915, at II o'clock a.
m levy upon the following descrih-
ed tract Of land lying and being Sit
uate IN scurry county, Texas, and
hator..ir,. Ia tho s,td 1 Niuer
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-01
CRUsrO

For shortening. Cakek-making.
Frying. etc. in place Of butter or lard.
Use a third less. Townsend. oldham
a Company sell Il. iSf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-01

Trade your old furniture off for
new on have It repaired and made
as good az new at A. r MORRIS.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-10-01

We repair most anything at A. p
Morris and stand behind the Job. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
A WONDERFUL
Picture

Sweeping away houses, stores and
other buildings as though they
we're paper. a raging torrent OF
water. released by the breaking OF
big dam. tumbles and roars down
through a canyon In the hills. Men
and women flee for their lives aud
one man Is barely saved AS he Is
swept off his feet, by a daring Girl
on horseback. as she plunges her
steed into the foamlng waters.
This IL an actual scene in THE
Torrent" n apart Gold Seal drama
20 be presented ~ the Class "a
theatre Sunday. Monday and Tues
day. This picture WAS put on by
the Universal company aud was
given great publicity in the news.
papers throughout the country.
Thousands Of visitors were invited
TO Universal City at the time to see
for the first time I'm history, n VII.
lage deliberately destroyed by n
flood The flood was caused by
breaking large natural dam into
which water had been forced for
weeks previous.
The program also includes n
Human Bloodhound's Triumph" a
Keystone comedy; "Destlny's
Trump Card" an Imp drama, featur.
ing Violet Mersereau. and King
Baggot In "Flfty-Flfty." an Imp
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
POINDEXTER TALKS AT
REFERENDUM MEETING

II there were no other reason
than 20 save the right OF initiative
and referendum to the people. this
campaign for referendum sigma.
lures would be entirely Justified.
said Senator Miles Poindexter at a
meeting In the Labor Temple Fri
day night 20 an audience which
gave the progressive senator an
enthusiastic reception.
Il have been criticised In certain
quarters" said the senator. be
cause I have been taking part in
this fight II was not within the
dignity OF a United States senator.
was told. TO mix In purely state
matters. ! want to say that II the
office OF United States senator
means that 1 must not exercise the
duties OF a citizen, then ! would
prefer to be without the office. I
am advocating the signing OF the
referendum petitions because the
laws passed by the recent legiala.
ture. taken collectively. prove that
n studied and careful conspiracy r.
on TO deprive the people Of a d.
rect voice in their government. IL
had been a long and hard fight 10
get the initiative. the referendum,
direct primaries. and "a measure OF
local selfgovernment In cities. The
last Legislature deliberately intend.
ed TO deprive the people OF these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

privileges and rights. Whatever
arguments the defenders OF those
laws may make. we know that the
real reason ~ to kill the initiative
and referendum and recall. and
home rule. and public docks, and
municipal ownership"
Rep. w. ID. Lane. president. and
ex-CongresHman Bryan spoke
briefly.
This afternoon volunteers are
urged TO circulate petitions at tho
port terminal celebration at the
Bell 81. dock.
Saturday evening. volunteers will
circulate the petitions at all the
public docks.
Petitions may be obtained at Ref.
erendum headquarters. 223 Railway
Exchange building. Second ani
Cherry IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
statesmen MUST
READ CHARACTER

IL your face convex or concave7
Have you Roman nose or a III.
tie turned-up affair."
DO your ears stick out or are
they close 10 your hesd7
What's the color OF your eyes7
These and n lot OF other things
are what scientific up.to-date
salesman has TO take into consld-
Grafton when he Is sizing up pros.
pect In order TO make sale.
According to Jean Morris Ellis. n
character-reading expert from New
York. who spoke last night before
the Y. NJ. c. .-Salesmsnship club.
character can't be read by studying
bumps. but by attention to the gen.
eral formation OF the head and out.
lines OF the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

The bulk OF the freight per
cent OF it--has moved from one
coast OF the United States To the
other. A little more than half OF
the Al per cent went from the At.
lantic to the Pacific ports
The next largest part OF this
commerce--a third OF the remain.
der--went from North 10 South
America. the eastern seaboard
sending 10 the ports OF Western
South America. and the west coast
ports OF South America sending
refght TO the Atlantic ports OF the
United States.
Completes With Railroads
A second third moved from tho
Pacific ports TO Europe. and the
remainder were for miscellaneous
foreign destinations.
Thus the first use OF the canal
may be said TO have been an Ameri-
can use. The United States has
used II most. and for the expected
purpose OF transporting heavy
freight from one side OF the CONT
nent to the other. which formerly
went by rail
The canal Is at once a competitor
With the transcorfinental railroads,
and one OF the first effects IL seen
IN reduced transcontinentRl freight
rates--an object desired by all con
aumers. The railroads are already
asking the interstate commerce
commission for permission to read.
Just their transcontinentai rates to
meet this new water competition.
Facilitates Coast Shipments
The Pacific Coast finds that II
can carry grain thru the canal to
Europe In less than two months
Formerly this grain went In sail.
Ing vessels around the Horn IN four
and . half months.
Some people will be tempted to
make the mistake OF judging the
euccess OF the canal by the money
rovonue produced by tolls. As a
waiter OF fact these are the leas,
cousideration- The government Is
not Specializing in the canal a. a
revenue producing property. and II
the tolls did not keep up the cost
Of maintenance there would be no
reason to be concerned. II Is prob
able. however. that the tolls will
eventually yield revenue suffi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
MINISTERS STRAY
FROM WORD OF eOD7

Intimating that presentday min.
listers are scouting some OF the
principles laid down by the Bible.
Presbyterian ministers OF Seattle,
headed by DR.. NJ. A. Matthews. have
Issued an appeal to people OF their
faith. copies of which will be spread
broadcast.
I'VE believe pronounced and per.
sistent emphasis should be placed
on the integrity and authority OF the
Word OF God" they say. I'VE sug.
gest that when church is seeking
a minister 10 be It's pastor. IL shall
call no man save one who unroserv-
eddy and heartily accepts the grea;
fundamentals therein enumerated"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
WOMEN OF ITALY
PREPARED FOR WAR

LOS ANGELES. May 22.-The
women OF Italy are not enthusiasts
tic for war, but they have account.
ed It ms inevitable and are better
prepared for It than the women OF
any of the warning nations OF Eu-
rope.
This was the opinion expressed
here today by DIR. Maria Montessorl.
founder OF the Montessori method
of educating children. who IL estab-
fishing her first school In America
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

wickl. five parts.
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
The Breath Of Araby." three
parts. When "A Fellows Nose Il
Out OF Joint. mir. Jarr aud the
Dachshund."
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
Tho Master Rogues OF Europe. %
five reels: Love and Sour Notes. .
Diamonds OF Faith
Seattle Ending Tuesday Night
Tho Spell OF the Poppy" two
reels. The Kite" two reels:
Crossed Glove and Swords;
Dreams Realized" drama.
Tillsurr. Beginning Sunday
"a Tragedy OF the Rails" Ger.
truds Mccoy, two partA: The
Western Way" 90. N. Anderson
The rndertaker's Uncle" com.
edy: The Jarr Family Discovers
Harlem"
blhambrs. Beginning Sunday
"Caprices Of Kitty" elsie
Janis). five parts: "Hesrst-Seiig
Weekly"
Alaska Ending Tuesday Night
The Hoosier SchoolmRster'
MAX Figman and Lolita Robert
SOM. five parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
ARREST s MEN IN
A LOTTERY RING

Los ANGELES. May 22.--with
six men under arrest here and four
more ordered arrested In San Fran
cisco. the United States govern.
ment's probe OF an alleged Calitor.
MIA lottery ring proceeded today
The men In custody are: Larry
NJ. sullivan. private detective: W.
J. Danford. former attorney: J. IL.
Buckley. W. H. IL Young. A. ID. Dan
ields and W. l.. Petit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

Prosecuting Attorney Lundin has
issued complaints against II alleged
unlicensed dentists: A. II. Hen
bricks. r. 8. Medcraf. A. r. Long
James n. Van Auken. J. =. kitoe,
+. W. Kaiser. =. I. FTeehart. r. Sex
ton. James Lynch. A. r. Davis. =. +.
Hale. s. Austin and J. Brown.
Seven were arrested late Friday
on warrants issued from Justice
Whitehead's court. They gave per.
sonal bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

route has been open now about six months
theoretically for the nine months since August
!. 1914, when one OF the Panama railroad
ships made an experimental trip through the
oanal--and the record OF the first six months
shows a total of approximately 500 ships
passing through, carrying on an average 4,S0o
tons OF freight each. and paying in tolls a
total of approximately 100000,
OF more importance than the amount of
tolls paid is the amount OF freight carried. a
total OF 2,2So0oo tons during the first expert
mental six months.
And il must be remembered that these
six months have seen all ocean commerce Sc
riousy interrupted and disorsanized by the
war
What has happened. therefore. may be
regarded as merely a straw in the wind ind-
eating what will happen when conditions be
come normal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
WANT EMIL KuFFER

The police have been asked 10
locate Emil Kuffer. former sailor on
the U. S. s. Maryland. whose father
IS dying In East Toledo, o. Accord.
ing TO a letter from the dying mans
daughter. Mary, her brother was
last seen here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

Client 10 cover maintenance and
overhead charges. During the first
six months the tolls collected
amounted 20 s2.i26.S32.
The total cost Of the canal will
be about $40. 000. 900. aud yearly
revenue OF sle.00o.0o0 would mean
return OF only three per cent on
the investment
Railroads Don't Get u All
or greater importance now IL tho
fact that the apple grower OF
Washington tand hundreds OF 9th.
er people IN hundreds OF other In.
dustries on both coastsl will have
a chance to reach a distant market
without handing over all his mar.
gin OF profit 10 greedy transpor.
tation monopoly.
And all such liberation OF com.
merce will eventually help tho con
sumer OF apples or hundreds OF
other articles which In time will be
carried thru the canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

eFOsHu mas lbtt bcen uFpNtH
at Fifth ave. and Pike Of. for
one OF the finest pho,opiay
houses In the Pacific Northwest.
II 10 being built by the c. o.
stimson Co. Inc.
The new theatre. which 10 20
be known as the Coliseum,
when completed. will represent
an expenditure Of $4,000.
The work 10 being done by the
Pearson cons,ructlon Co. OF Sc.
attic.
COLONIAL
Howard Estabrook and barbara
Tenant are featured Ia The hut.
terfly." the Coloniars new attrac.
ton, which II based on Henry
kitchell Wchstcr's wsil.known
novel OF the same name.
The story relates how a bunch.
back. In revenge against woman
who has repulssd him. lures her
stepdauEhter To tho stage and IA.
sists her TO become n dancer
Later the hunchback goes mad
and Is killed by a fall from a cilit.
John Butler. EialneA lover. IL nc.
cused OF killing him. Elaine
clears him OF the charge by prov.
Ing that tho hunchback was the
murderer OF her s,epmoth.r.
CLASS A
King BaRgot. Violet M~rsereau.
and Marie Walcamp are stars who
appear on the new bill a, the Class
A. starting Sunday. for a thrce-day
showing Marie walcamp, the ad.
venturous little heroine OF the pic.
lures. leads In The Torrent" a
tworeeler. showing whole village
swept away by flood
oRpHgUm
One laugh follows another IN
rapid. sparkling sequence In the
latest Orpheum feature. The Com
muters." Manager Carl Reiter
promises. The Commuters IL
founded on a successful stage farce
by James Forbes and will be shown
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
The cast features Irene Feuwick,
present sensation Of Broadway.
Miss Fenwick IL making the hit OF
her career as the LILY Cardos OF Al
H. Woods The Song OF Songs"
now playing at the Eltinge theatre.
New York. She is the only artist Of
international fame who works reg.
ulariy for one producer in pictures
and appears nightly on the stage.
Miss Fenwick Is supported by
Charles Judels. a well.known
Coincidence.
AlHAMB BRA
The Montessori picture Mt the
Alhambra, remaining until Sunday
night. has attracted great deal OF
interest. MS Il Is the first motion
picture showing the workings OF
this famous method OF teaching
thru play. that has been
shown in Seattle. The wonders
that the little tots have been taught
thru this system. and their com.
posture before the camera. are truly
Greater Than Art" n four.part
Edison drama, heads the bill. II II
a story OF an American girl art stu.
dents life In Paris, In the art stu
dents quarters.
Beginning Monday. the Alham-
bra will show "Caprices of Kitty"
for three days, together with a
"Hearst-Selig Weekly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

picture story that stirs the imagination and thrills the
hearoverpowerng in its realism and fidelity 10 natural
ditons The sterling cast of famous players Adele Rey
Edward Moriant and Irene Howey, with other favortes
enact play that will live long in the memory of the
audiences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
RESIDENCE THEATRES


Tonight The Society De
tcctive.'" four parts. 'Pathe News" I;
Col Heexa Liar"
Sunday-''ln the Lions Den. .
three parts: one comedy reel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
Sunny Havana,
Island Of Cuba

This is another of the
now famous travelogue
pictures shown here each
week, and depicts the
banana plantations, and
deck sports-really one of
the best yet, of these splen-
did picture features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22
A New AIDE
Fable Comedy

George AIDE, in "The
Fable of the Two Sensa-
tional Failures" wrote what
we believe to be the best
yet, of all the 400 per
cent fable comedies we
have shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

SEATTLE


AIhambra Ending Sunday Night
Greater Than Art" four.part
Edison drama. The Substitute"
(Hiliy Reeycsl. Lubln comedy.
The Children's House" n Monies
sori educational. ifcarxtSeiig
News Pictorial
Glass A Ending Tuesday Night
The Torrent Marie Wal.
camp. "A Human bloodhound
Triumph" comedy. "Dostiny's
Trump Card" Violet Mcsereau)
"Fif,y.Ffty (King Baggop. com.
edy.
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
The Butterfly" fBarhara Ten.
nant and Howard Estabrookl: BE.
ware OF the Dog" Jefferson DE
Angcllsl. comedy.
orpheur Ending Tuesday Night
The Commuters" fTrene Fen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-22

seardon. Templor SAKE and J. Her
bert Frank
GRAND
on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
the Grand presents The Master
Rogues Of Europe threcreel
melodrhma staged ia European
settings Tn. scenes in the drama
we're filmed In Russia aud England
by a foreign company and director.
Tho story % the play Is aA fol.
lows.
Olga and her accomplish. Peter.
a pair OF clever Continental crooks.
mulct their titled victims and at.
tempt 90 murder those who stand
In their way. Their latest victim
Ia Count Won Rade. wealthy no
hlemAn 10 whom Olga gives a
dopcd cigar.t A scientist saves
tho count from death and finally
aids IN the capture OF the crooks.
after many thrilling scenes.
ALASKA
Max F1gman and Lolita Robert
son. hts wife. will appear second
tim. a; ID. Alaska In The Hoosler
SchoolmaHisr.- This picture did
immense business on iis previous
presentation In Seattle.
SEATTLE
Starting Sunday, the Seattle the.
atre will show The Ragged Earl"
an frfah rornefy.dramA which has
been seen hero before. II was
decided success on It's previous ap.
pearance.