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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13

A. Mechhng, Thomas Chostnutt
Thomas Smith, G. =. Quiulain j. b..
Scott, Guy McCulloch. Henry Stein
berger, j. W. H. AttclUcrgcr and Miss
HessIe Watson.
Mrs. G.. H. Dietrich entertained with
a delightfully."- planned card party
Thursday evening. the occasion being
to honor the birthday anniversary of
Mr.. Dietrich and in farewell compll-
men, to Mr. ana Mrs. Charles keim
of Clarion, Pa, who are returning
home soon after a several months
stay with relatives i'm Tulsa
High five was played at four tables,
the high score awards going to MIS-.
A. $ Kneale who received a gift of
hand painted china and to Mr.. &. b.
Farquharson, Il gift I'm neckWear A
lunch of two courses was served on
the card tables at the close of the
game, the hostess being assisted 10y
her daughter, Mrs. G. j. McKOrran.
Guests of the affair were Messrs and
Mesdumcs Koim, A. $. Kncale, c. 10.
Farquharsou, T. T. Flanagan, Frank
White. j. j. Koim, r. j. Quinn and G.
j. MCkerruu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13
GARD COMPANIES.

IrNphtful afternoon of auction
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w. ,s,,.s ., 'rr,st.y r,tiltrd "a
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a.. NV. ,,,.t v,,l,
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FERNS fnI dernr,tion and AS "A setting
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r,Ilr,. ,tt.nd,d tnr "a pu,ste as. they
,,rn,,...s from, ono t,Ijr IN another.
lhn r...T ,ror. t,I,1,, rrsuIuur i'm inc
r',.,.5s ,r tho urilIs tn Mrs q. IL.
b',,,,.h ,.nn rnrri,.d , GLASS com
i.'t, ,I,s ~ r,,.b'r,, a hnnhou dish
L,nI ,,'s II Ar,.ndrr a form dish
I',i,,,. ..'.,,,,r, Form IN. pu,st
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- ,,',I, ,Ir. E.,rnr <
I,,,'. ',,i ,T',. l,s,nnirn Ijiooius.
lI,,.,,', M,. hn.tagsns and Miss
III. 1,...,t..,,r n.r r,,,r assistinl
i'm ,.,y..n, the ,IIr.s NI1trous iu-
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unil. Mrs orion received n .half
49,, ,.,njs,,nc nrcsaer china mates
S,,. U.'lIs ,,..s q, .,isted IN sorvin, ana
Ir tb, ,.,,inus duties which deyolye
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13

DIR. T.arkins osrecpathic physician,
third floor New Daniel building. ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13
MRS, LYONS
ACHES AND PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Terrc Hill, Pa. Kindly permit me
70 give you my testimonial in favor Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13

Colonial Beauty Parlor, 14-A EaH
Third, Room ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13

Dr. Farrell has moved his dental
office from over the ReXall drug
store to Latham bldg, on Third street,
across street from Orpheum theatre.
VIII be pleased to see all my old pa
tents in my new loCatiOn.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13

We have the latest equipment and
give special attention to every feature
of our work. Marinello Beauty Par
lor 521 First National Bldg.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13
Fees for BrideEec and Visitors Filled the Past Week in

Mrs. D. W. Shields, mother Of the
hostesses, and Mrs. Truscott served
plates of ices and cakes. Young folk
OF the party were the Misses Grace
Campbell, Leone Egan, Grace Musick,
Bertha Pigg, Josephine Irwin,
Blanche Boone, Jessie Miles, Hazel
Fagau, Louise Wood Myrtle sander
son. clara witt Nyrta Neil Pigg and
Coriune sutton, Of Seneca, Mo; Mcssrs
John Lancaster, Aubry Thomas,
Floyd Holder. Leland King, IIalu-
burton, Roy Magovoru. Miller Keyn-
olds, Duff Middleton, Floyd Shields,
Judson j. quinn, Everett Shields
Carl c, Harper Richard ThiXton, E.
Y. Brael. Harry Hatch and Horace
Jones
Tuesday evenings affair was the
first Of a series which the Misses
Shields viii give during the summer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13
A SKIN OF 5EAuIY IS a JOY FOREVER
Or. T. FELIX G0URAUD'S
ORIENTAL. CREAM
OR MAGICAL BEAUTlFlER

Remove Tan PIN
pies FrCCklcs,
Moth Patches Rash
and skin Diseases,
and every bicuish
on beauty, and de
hes detection II
has stood the test of
66 years, and is 50
harmless we TASTE
IL TO be sure II ie
properly made Ac.
cept no counterfeit
of similar ma IN {.
lady of the hautton
will use them, ! re.
IS the least harmful
ms" At druggists
2 Great Jobts Si-hYR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
$. s. SESSION STARTS
County Association Holds Annual Con.
ventiOn nj N Lul,c's-SeyenL Hun.
dred Present

The Oklahoma County Sunday
School association. INSTRUMENTATION.
al IN extent, began two days scs
Sion nc St Luke's Methodist church
this afternoon, which viii be followed
10y luncheon at o'clock In the base
ment Of the church. National Secre
tary Brown of Chicago win be- the
principal speaker at the night session
IL ls expected that several hundred
delegates viii attend the annual meet
INK ana that the reports, from the
various communities viii reveal inter
cstlug statistics of church work among
the young people In the county e.
II Nichols rs president uud o. r.
Helmet, secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
HOUSE BUILDING
EQUALS RECORD
Secretary Brown Says More Houses
Being Built Than When Boom
Was Al It's Height

N CrlNllN uf the Cmsscu company
n IN building homes, the develop
mrut Of the recently acquired EuOchs
properties also the development Of the
lluuperJUucs quarter lu lluwuud the
cuWtul and Ford construction and
the possibility uf depot construction,
caused Llmrr brown, secretary Of the
chamber Of Commerce. 10 pause long
enough from his PROSPECTUS. which he
Is preparing iu the interest VI more Ia.
dustries,' to predict the hest fan und
winter season In the history " the
city
There uc more houses guiug no
oud more urtml preparations for the
building uf homes ut this time thnn ut
any time In the history VI the city,
except when the boom was at its
height" suld the secretary, who wus
out driving Yesterday The most con.
spluuOus feature uf IL h that almost
without exception all NJ the homes be-.
Ink built are expensive ones. aud VI
course the additions being made to
more modest homes aud the amount "
Continued ON Last raEu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
GUERRlNGER TRIAL
MissourlAn Given Chance for Life
Supreme Court Ordered New Hear.
Ing - Sentence Was Hanging

KANSAS CITY, Sept ~ Absence
of some Of the states most Important
witnesses today resulted iu cuntiuu
nncc tlll September 10 " the second
trial " Vie Guerringcr charged with
attacking Mrs Gertrude Shldler IN a
downtown roomlug house Guerringer
was convicted and sentenced To hang
at his first trial but the suprem,
court reversed the verdict ON tech
ulcallty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
'SERRAND
BOY HEADING IN
American Correspondent Who Car
ried Austrian Letters VIII Get
Studied Reception

W ASlllNGTuN, Sept 10 Acting
w under instructions from the White
House, agents Of the department uf JUS.
tlce viii meet James + Archibald. the
American correspondent involved IN
the cnse " Or Dumba, the Austrian
ambassador, when he lands at New
York on the American steamer Rotter
dam from Holland Archibald carried
Dr bumha's letter 90 the Vienna for
eign office disclosing plans 10 cause
strikes IN American munitions plants.
All officials here are maintaining
strlctest silence regarding Archibald's
cusr The question NJ whether he
actually knew the contents " the pa
pers he Carried probably will be- the
deciding factor In whatever action the
government takes toward him
The statute ON which the govern.
meut Is proceeding fixes fine Of not
more than $1,000 aud Imprisonment Of
not more than three years Tor It's viola
ton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
BUCHANAN TRIAL
BOARD IS CALLED
Chairman Douglas Summons Cit
zenS' Committee TO Meet
Friday Night

TUE cinzrus committee selected by
= the city school hoard TO hear
charges against superintendent Buch
anan has bevn called 10y Chairman
Selwyn Douglas 10 meet at the old
high school building East Third and
Walnut. next Friday night nj X O'Clock
for the purpose of organization The
notices were mailed out Saturday aud
so far no reptile, have been received
II Is expected that all Of the men
chosen will consent 10 net
There have been mo- new develop
ments IN the situation except that a
notice Of mass meeting to bee held
Monday night at = 30 at the court
house signed %, r. n Lyons. VI n.
Carr. " IIEhmnster. ". S. VII
llpms and t. Howell Lewis, has been
circulated The notice states that 'im
mediate steps must be taken 10 deliver
the school, from the present predica.
ment"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
PtTR0GRAD SAFE
FOR 10 ANYWAY
General RuzSsy Declares Positively
Capital VIII Not Fall
This Year
MEANWHILE GERMANS FORGE ON
Hindenburg Makes Supreme Ef-
fort to Gain East Side Of
Dylna River


I ONDO\. Sept l3 The Austro.
II ,.ormpu ,rrpI.. .n n, .o-t.,r
rr,,, .,,p. .,.,..,..... ..,.s., .,.
''' ''' ''' ''' ''''''''' '''O''''
''' W"A'nt h'hdMh} everywhere eA-
nrp' along 'ur Gouol0u frontier where
the Russians report ID further ,urc.,-
IN n..,.,,. ..r.... .,.. r....,...,,...
'''''
'. ''''.-.'..'.''' '1 " "''h1fhWhl
'' ''.'r- Ilr.d Nnfrnn. Won Hlnden
burg B, directing violent drive ia.
wards UFm.. orI , .r,.s,r, - r,,
p,,. f. ,
Nv ''''. '' ''' center 'i"wn Prince
''"I".I ha' forced DIS wny over the
Io,vnubn Hnd I- attacking I'm the
uriUliy " Sh.drO lu the south Field
Marshal Won Munapu.cu ON both sides
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
ATTACKED BY BEES
Physician NJ Durant and Horses Badl,
stnng by Furious Insects; One
Horse Sickens and Dies On Spot

HUGO, Sept l3-When Dr II S
thombliss drove mp IN front OF the
residence Of n patient at Messer. YES
terdaY, he stepped back 90 the vehicle
after hltchlng, to gpt HIS case I'm.
mediately swarm of bees settled
upon his sweating team aud himself
The physician was stung IN twenty five
places and became dcathly sick A
farmer came 10 his rescue and tried
tu drive the horses away after cut.
ting them LOOSE from the rig Rut they
were sick aud would walk only a fcw
steps away aud stop I'm three min.
utrs one of the horses died The other
rs living but IN % very bad condition.
Or Ch0mhllss WINS taken into the
house aud another physician called
llo is expected to recover but win
be- confined 90 his bed for several days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
PRIZES AT LARGE
Come See Our
Fair, Says Winner

'umr up aud -ec our show writes
Fred Neuuer Guthrie, referring 10 the
third annual fair OF the Cimarruu Val
ley Fair association which opens It's
gates ut Guthrie tuesday This fair
Ia one of the good ones Of the state,
reminding visitor, Of the glorles of the
old fashioned fuir with the added
JOYS and thrill, OF the later day ones
The Cimarrou Valley Fair will be
much the best ever and II surprise not
only to visitors from outside the state
but 20 our own folks" says Mr. Wen
ueT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
SEIz smOE MAN INJURED

CulCAGu Sept l3 Charles n
s.bVun millionaire founder NJ the
sunSDhwuh Shuo ruwpuuy was IN
.nrl.us condition tudny os d result u
uu automobile accident Yesterday na
rs 40 Nr7ls uDd and bcrnu-r NJ hls axe
physician, ,ur hls injuries may prove
frt0l ,
Mr. srhvHH v1s thrown Out u his
machine b.Ulusl gulb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13

The truth about Oklahoma ~ good
enough Business men ~ northern
aud eastern cities know the command
ing agricultural position 70 which OK
lRhuma has quickly jumped from the
depths ~ 1911 Some oklahoma folks
vet remain 10 be- convinced They are
so close 20 these good things that they
haven't Vet seen them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
EASTERN OIL UP, TOO


PITTSBURGH Sept l3 1--WE cents
u barrel was added to the price uf the
principal grades of crude OH today. the
South Pennsylvania OH company au
nomriur these urIes
Pennsylvania SlU5. Mercer Black
aud New Castle Sl23s ConcU Sl25.
Corning Nl2. Somerset Nus aud
RpgInud unchanged az b5r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
GOT HIS DIAMONDS

TULSA Sept ~ The residence NJ
Julius Kahn, a wealthy merchant. IN a
fashionable section NJ the CITY. was
entered 10y thieves and diamonds val.
uci at Sl,6Oo were stolen 4 diamond
necklace worth $1,000 was overlooked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
OKLA. OUGHT TO
FEEL HER OATS
Reports Show That 1915 Crop In
This State Is Greater Than
Any Previous Year

NUTHlNG puts pep" Into horse
' Ike good feed of oats, regular
y administered Likewise. tt good
crop Of oats helps make business act
ike an uat-fed horse
According to the estimate OF the Blu
reuu of Crop Estimates ~ the u. y.
Department of Agriculture, Okaho-
mas production ot oats I'm 1915 30
100000 bushels-ls greater than IN
any previous wear
Here IL the record since 1901, taken
from the yesrbOoks ~ the L. y De
partmeut uf Agriculture
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
O5 HORSES BURNED

FORT WORTH Texas Sept Ig
In fire which destroyed the horse
and mule hnms uf Edwards Brothprs
In Fort Worth cur.y th. morning.
slNtyfyo horses designed for WIp 10
the warning nations were burned to
death uffivrs however da not
thluh lt had anything Iu du with thy
sulu uf Iho Vur horses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
IMPORTS AMMAN IABORERs

MARSEILlES, France Sept l3.-
Six hundred workmeu FROM Aunam
Frruuh luduChlnul have arrived
here aud will be- employed IN muni.
tluus factories at Tarbes aud Pau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13

The Judges Awards

'hlh""Nd 'Illr OhI"y sept ~ l'l"'
We the unden yued Judges The Times contest do here
y certify that wc have counted the found in the ballot
box and these "hca added to the published list Of stand
ngs make the final standings as below
In accordan". with the rules Of tho contest tho
following prize winners:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13

UVEHT INHNs IOUUy Tor The meet
lug ot the new naval advisory board
which viii direct It's activities toward
improving the American navy through
science and iuNeutug Secretary Dau.
iclS announcement of the boards per
souel said Il would have It's first
session m his office on October q
Thomas A Edison the chairman. viii
preside
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
NAVAL ADVISORY
BOARD NAMED
First Session Of Secretary Daniels
Cabinet Headed by Edison
10 Be October 8.
PERSONNEL o. no,np

Hudson Maxim. explosive rapert
hA''hr" Bacon sellers. aetonautical
nrer
Nndrcw j. hikrr, automobile builder.
Dr. Peter Cooper Hewitt inventor
Thomas Robbins, mechanical In
center.
search
l. II. harklan. chemical specialist
Prank Julian spnEuo. olecttio en-
Einecr
BENJAMIN c Lsmms. director Of
Inventions
Robert simpson Woodward s,tros.
omy and mathematical phl sics
DR. Arthur Gordon Webster pb,,ic,
aud authority ON sound
Andrew Murray Hunt. hy dro- electric
specialist
Alfred Craven. c,u engineering .u-
thuritS.
William Lawrence saunders. inventor
and engineer
hcnJamln howditch rha,er. metal
lurrist and explosive e4prrt
br. Joseph william Richards. met.
nllutuist
Lawrence NddlcGs mvtailurslosl.
engineer
William lrRoy Emmett. electric ,hlp
propulsion
spencer Miller, coallnE device snri-
ncvr
Henry Alexander Wise Wood. spst-
nrrr aud acronautiral vIpsrt.
Elmer A sherry, electrical invsntsr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
Paxton Howard Captures
the Case Car and Miss
Jane Barrowman, ofPur-
cell, the Maxwell. Times
Contest Closed With a
Rush Saturday Night.

with final rush and all the e,.l,e.
meut usually attending the closing
hours VI rUcs Of It's kind Tho NmeB
Ulg circulation contest closed ut y
o'clock Saturday night And now that
II 10 all Il thing Of the past and Is
written down as one Of the most sue
crNatul newspaper contests that has
been conducted In the state. II is due
The workers that some comment Do
mad" of their accomplishments
IN" iiuul count NJ the ballots dis
closed Mrs Harry Nelson " Oklahoma
city as the winner N the capIrul
priAn, % 1850 Haynes Light slA tour
lhs car She having pnllod over M
teen million votes. which was the
'hIg'I 'ot" reached o., any ruudl
aHir ln ihr ncc Mrs Nelson worked
hard rarIt and late every day NJ the
contest and her result. surprised her
SER n~ we'll Hs The Times and her
friends and supporters.
Worked lnccssantly
Paxton Howard NJ Oklahoma CIV
p"IlW the second grcntpst vote and is
th" winner "f the 81 $50 Case car
having fourteen million vote, to hl.
credit PnNruu was one N the hardest
workers NJ the contest He turned In
lhr first subscription that was turned
In aud worked with increasing cnerg,
ana result, right up 10 the last
Miss Jane Barruwman n Purcell
Okla, led the ouDofdy contestants
turning IN over nine million votes and
is me winner II thr 500 Maxwell
touring car Mis-, Burrowman il the
daughter N the postmaster " Purcell
who did most n the campaigning II
Is snfr 10 say that there are not many
families I'm the vicinity W Purcell TINT
arc mot now ou the subscription lists
/ NJ The Times
Organization Race
/ In the organization race. the Flk'p
lodge ~ Oklahoma CITY turned in over
thlrtytwo million votes. which made
/ them the winner N the $500 cash
/ organization prize Tho Sunbeam
Home - Oklahoma CITY was A very
lCoutlnued on Inst PasI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
BERNSTORFF IS
MOST AM|ABLE
Waits Upon Lansing and the Pres
ldent Optimistic on Outcome
Of Arabic Parley

WASHINGTON, sept. l3.-Sec.
retary Lansing announced today
after conference with President
Wilson that no decision had yet
been reached By the United States
on Germany's proposal TO arbiLrate
the Arabic cAso.
II WAS Indicated In official
quarters that both Germany and
the United States agree TO arb
lrate the question Of indemnity In.
,olNe, nrbitrating the justlf en-,
ton aud the facts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13

W ASlllNGIu\ sept 10 Count
" Won HeusDorff optimistic dcsplt,
growing concern over the relations
between the United States aud the
central powers. was buck ia Washing
ton toduy Tor conference with Secrp
tary Lansing on the situation de-
yelupcd hy the sinking Of the Arabic
The ambassador, IL was understood
would begin nu informal discussion
with Mr.. Lansing, which would be- sup
Elementary 10 the German note on IN,
Arabic with the hope VI opening The
way to negotiations FOR an amlcublt
settlement.
Count NOu Rrmsturff made an en-
garcmrut tU confer with Secretary
Lansing at noon Mr. Lansing. before
seeing the Ambassador went Ia IN,
White House 10 talk with the prrgi
dent Il Is probable that the umbasga,
dor VIII have an audience with the
president later. but the time has not
been fixed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-13
DIVIDED as FoLLoWss

0'n. l..0V'-'I b. o"e'
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-18
RETURNING soLoNs.

Representative Henry Meyer return
ed home from Boise last Thursday. and
was In town Saturday shaking hands
with his Grangeville friends and tell
ing them something Of "high life" at
the state capital. Representative Abe
Harcheirode came In day later with
Mrs. Harchelrode who had been visit
ing relatives at Kennewich during Abe's
two months at Boise, and they went
to their home near Winona. Senator
and Mrs Sweet arrived home Friday
night, having made side trip to Spok
ane ON their way from Boise.
Mr.. Meyer has only words of highest
commendation for his two Idaho coun-
ty associates in the legislature. In fact
he speaks most highly of the entire
Legislative body, the only criticism Of
fered being that "there were too many
democrats there to allow of their pass
ing the Lewiston Livestock and White
Bird bridge bill vetoes over the gov
ernors head" which is a sore disap-
pointment to him. We are publishing
elsewhere in this issue Mr.. Meyers let
ter to Governor Alexander in reply to
the governors Misrepresentation Of
Idaho county's tax levy in his message
accompanying his veto OF the White
Bird bridge bill. 1t Is a good one and
was published In the Boise papers.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-18

NOW the question is, what are you
going TO do when a man will exercise his
veto authority on important measures
and on grounds based upon such facts
as l have stated?
Ihere has been all of this talk about
state development and encouraging the
immigration of homeseelers but this
tak does not fit in with the govern
or@ action In regard to the three
measures l have enumerated. They are
all development measures and are i'm
portant in a state wide sense. The
livestock bill Is generally recognized as
state benefit, the Salmon river bridge
Is important to the development OF a
large section of rich country and would
be part of the north and south state
highway. while the Kamiah bridge ap-
preparation would remove the toll that
Is now menace to the development of
an industry in which the state is inter-
ested and that is the asbestos deposits
on state lands. The total of our meas
ures was $4,000 and in view of the
wide scope OF development these bills
represented, it is little short of dis
couraging when we figure out just what
the central Idaho country is getting in
return for what we are contributing
and the work We are putting forth for
state development"
Representative Meyer is a pioneer of
Idaho county and has always been a
firm believer in Improvement and the
development Of the resources of the
state. He was firm supporter of all
measures in which Lewiston was espec-
tally interested and was instrumental in
keeping the bill providing for the remov-
al OF the supreme court from getting on
the floor In the house. He stated. how
ever, the removal Of the supreme court
from Lewiston will be something that
will be up for passage in each legislature
In the future.