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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-03-11

COUNTY OF LATAH >oo
l, w. E. Cahill, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
w. E. CAHILL,
Cashier.
CoRRECT-Attest:
H. MELGARD
M. E. LEWIS :.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of March, 1915.
E. w. LUNDQUIsT,
Notary Public
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S1OD Reward, $10O

Tho readers of this paper ,It NH ,e U pleased to learn that there is at least ,,one one seHseM M 3hat tt sase sesese ana mas hat anie sso arrb tG cuIf Halls Catarrh Cure is the omy positive cure known to the mfdioa disease reaurss fons1tutiontalk ra is taken sneh in
 'asnsv iasns Half aane sa5lTr upon the Plood and asrhaS ncous surfaces of the system h thers- ds by destroying the founda;a,nn strenrth 3t o,t by and eyng the palent and ntrens aassstins nadns naIa n up 99ohg he ts The haVe so n much faith in its curavf dI'aTs I'1W hat hsy tSat Gfsr t oqs fas sao0c11 to cure sod aSaIess: .IS M r. J. CHENEY 6 CO., -o.eco' "'
 G3,E by all Druggists; n9c. Co. ,,-c;,-...ce,
 T.,,:o Halls Family fuIs lo.
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ROYAL ARCANUM MAY
 ESTABLISH NEW LODGE
Supreme District Deputy James Cres- We'll visits Lodge on ln-
 specti0n Trip.

James Creswell, of Pittsburgh, Pa., supreme district deputy of the Royal Arcanum, was the guest of honor or the local lodge of the order last night at a special meeting, which was largely attended by members.
 lMr. Creswell is making tour of a large portion of the country. in the interests of the order, and expects to remain in Pine Bluff two or three days, especially as he will study con- ditions, to ascertain the advisabillty of arranging for the installation or another lodge of the order here. He made an interesting talk on "the good of the order" at the meeting last plight. and became personally ac- ouaintcd with the me mbers.
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OTHER CHARGES
 FILED AGA|NSI
 MEMPHIS MAYOR
Now Alleged He's Trying to Influence Judiciary and
 Scare Witnesses. -

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. 9.-Mayor Crump and the city administration are accused of an attempt to influence the judiciary of Shelby county, and the intimidation of subscribing relat- ors to the custer proceedings against the mayor, Vice Mayor Utley and ln- spector of Police Perry, in an amend ed bill under the custer act filed in the chancery court late today by At torney P. w. Lanier, repres nting the Law Enforcement league.
 The amended bill is brought in tho name of relators affixed to the orig inal proceedings instituted Tu sday, and which charged the city officials named as defendants with failure to enforce the laws against gambling and selling liquor.
 Accusations that certain unidenti- fled persons sought to scare off w. E. Richmond. one of tn rclators in the custer action, by ilquiring as to his official capacity with the Western Union Telegraph company, are cited in standardization Of charges that the mavor and his friends are seeking to lntlmldate Slgn2fS ol lHe OuSltT pell- ticn in an effort to effect their with drawal from the suit.
 The custer bill further charges that hundreds of houses of ill fame are unlawfully operating in the city, and the administration has a special "collector' who looks after them and collects tax for their operation.
 Attorney I4anier says he will ask that the proceedings be heard Satur- day.
 Chancellor Heiskell probably will be aekcd on Saturday to pass upon 9 petition to enjoin the city officials from molesting or in any way interfer- ing with the proposed audit in the custer bill. The committee of audi tors appointed and invited by the city officials to investigate the allege d discrepancies are at work on the city's books, and it is expected their task will be over within a few days. The committee will then report their findings and hand ovsr their report to the board of city commissioners.
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THREE AUDIENCES
 DELIGHTED WITH
 THE CHAUTAUQUA
Entertainments Yesterday Highly Commended.
 Closes Tonight.

Three more large and delighted audiences attended the sessions yes- ter'11y of the chautauqua, and judging from expressions of those who are resular ill attendance, the entertaln- riHls app ar to be. increasing. in intercst and in pleasure to the audi tors. &.s4.>s.:.-,s4.as
 .Eaeh- -ifprdnoJni' large numbers of e1tlElren are l}resent. to. participate in the.,filst .Sessicn Of. the day which is dasigned particularly :, for the m and tl}E' pleasure. !. I'he Youngsters are tslight hcA tp.alTuse sthemselves in a profitable Y manner, and they are showing such interest as amounts al- most. to enthusiasm. :. ='.@ ..-.t... s A large audience yesterday after noon greeted the. McCord Trio and Joe R. %Hanlcy.& Music, m3ke-up and mimicry of high class was presented by MT. and Mrs. McCord and Miss Rcrnice Walker. and the audience was charmed and delighted with tne cnt tairi1 ent. Mr. Hanley spoke on tho "Fatrio'ism cf Pe2ce" and capti- vated h is audience.
 At HiSHI, tli' MtAOih ! to " il' more music and some entertaining sketch s. were the opening feature. Tn ir sketch, "ITncle Si," was espcci- ally pleasing. The lecture last night by MT. Hanley. on the subject, "Fhe Modern Crusader was a logical yet Eractlcal and broadmiDded cXposl- tion of som- of tho crusadcs needei today. The old crusades were for a purpose and MT. Hanley dem nstrat- cd t1at there exist today many req sons for cruSaueS.
 The program, for today is as fol- lows:
 Tcday's Program. 9 a. m., Children's festival, with final honor tests.
 2.3O D. m., Prelude of music. by the Cavaliers.
 D. m.. Great patriotic sermon by fcrmer Governor Henry A. Buchtcl CT Colorado, who is now chancellor or of the University of Denver. The sub ject twill be the "Optinislr' of Amer ican Life" 7:3O D. m., Grand opera recital ana | festival of music with gorS ous cos tumes anl choicest music. Sylvla' with sclos and ensemble music, by the Cavaliers,
 The chauteuqua comes to a cloSe with the musical entertainment to- l night. Already it has been ma1e most pronounced success, through tue efforts of the local committee ana tue talent and gifts of tho chautau1ua artists That there will be a bigser and even better chautauqua m rih
 Bluff next year, is not to De aoooeeu' due to the success achl vel thus year and last with such entertainments.
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VILLAS 'ARMY" bEGINS HIKE 'yO
 CHIHUAHUA CITY
Evacuation of Torreon Un der Way-Americans
 Fleeing Chihuahua.

Fl Paso, Texas, Sept. 9-The evacu ation of Torreon by the Villistas has begun. All rolling stock except that needed for the transportation of troops has been sent to Chihuahua City, together with great quantities Of provision, and within 36 hours, ac- cording to semi i-official advices, most of Villas troops will be out of Tor leon. t;l ''i 9@i
 Carranza outposts appeared this morning near San IPedro de Las Calorias, 60 miles east of Torreon, ac- cCrding to messages received from General Villa, who is in the latter city.
 Villas troops will be concentrated at Bachimba, marrow fortified mountain pass on the Mexican line. GO miles south of Chihuahua.
 An exodus of Americans in Chihua- hua has begun, many refugees having already reached Fl PaSO.
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|ANY NEW BOOKS AT
 FREE LIBRARY HERE
''s' K. M. Knox Presents 100 Vol-
 ames Gn "War of KebellioM''- Burk's Peerage at Hand.

iAe War of the Rebellion" i'll 100
 Sa S.ullss, and with countless maps and
 @.s' u. issued by the federal govern
 al by direction of congress, was
 as assu Tn the library yesterday, a gift
 'm .h Mfs' k. M. Knox, as q memorial
 ra nle late General R. M. Knnx.
 ,or ane receipt of 100 volumes Of any
 bai. p.A IS a matter of importance at the \" U'ass' which is rapidly increasing ,r aulnoer 4a of books on the shelves,
 su ul.7 receipt of So many volumes s,. s0el an authoritative and impor- o sS puphcatlon, and as a memorial sena su.a a well-belcWed citizen as was han 'al Knox is a matter of more
 1a Th ordinary interest.
 kon Ae pooks will be a valuable addi- |hs ,, W the reference department of H morafy' and it is expected that
 eu's ss Will make free use of them isra, rns and all times. Mrs. c. w. Pet koc;a,;.. aW. secfetary of the library as- |ny non' ,n' and Mrs. D. c. Wilcox, act xcrt ,'o.aflah, oe immediately began the scInmuol A ol marking and cataiosulng the Cn es' ,hs preparatory to placing them 'n .1- the shelves.
 ,ib,uu nufks Peerage." received at the st tlaay yesterday from the publishers ahls 0aaoh, a England, is another valu- publ,o".ul u.uuisltlon at the library. This pnlr nlea'ion, issued in 1910, is tn. iou.a "orK of It's kind and will De thosaa ha ol the greatest importance tg Of t6o persons interested i'll a study efsEna KY ancient and modern families ismi,,s ,siahd ,s ,especlallyss of the royal s nbe. and tha%famnias' of nobility ,llr l,uere are now 1884 Volumes actu. Iv Ijh,. un the tables and shelves at ths othssi There have been ordered 21- irriya u folnmes, which are expected te ||is ' sn 'si'nin the next few days. irak. ~ s sa &ggregste of 2.a0l volumes al
 sHasd " tne library.
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OLIVER WELL CUSHING
 5000 BARRELS DAILY
II. F. Trowbridgc, General Manager
 of Arkla Company, Sees Fortune

VI -Alh" NoH'paHss 'oSSo VAtuHt
 for Investors.
 H. E. Trowbrdge, general manager of tn Arkla and Oliver oil compa- nies, is here from Shreveport confer ring with President Miller and 'Sccre- tary Homer of the Arl1la company.
 The Oliver company g iirst well is now the j. 5ost in tho Y, flowing at the rau of 5000 barrels a day, according to the Shreveport Times of yesterday. Mir. Trowbridge says this well was sunk just outside the prov best producer indicates that the Oli- yer holdings arc of unusual value.
 The big gusher is across the river from the Gusher Bend proven field, in which the Arkla owns a tract, and MT. Trowbridge considers the Arkla's s prospects better than those with which the Oliver company was con- fronted He says there has not been a "dry hole" in the Crichton field. The Standard Oil oompany is taking the output, the price paid when MT. Trowbridge left last week being 65 cents a barrel.
 With an S,000barrel gusher on the land, it is easy to understand why Mr. Trowbridge refused to sell ten acres at the rate of $1,500 an acre, which he did two days ago.
 MT. Trowbridgc tells of the Greer company, operating in the Crichton field, which paid a dividend of 150 per cent within three months of be- ginning operations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-10
Flowers lr tho Alps.

If the snow happens to be very desI i'll the Alps 1t is not at all uncommon to find plants which open their flowers before the surface la reached. Thuk the flowers blossom in a small cavity of frozeN snow. This Lowering h not limited 10 the opening of tho petals alone, for in not flow cases the sta- to perfection. All this goes on al. though the Soldanellaa have not felt tho aua
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Parrot Buys tho Paper.

A parrot that purchases the newH paper every morning is owned by Pa, trolman Jerry O'Rsien of ANston street, Charlestown, | retired patrol. man. Each night MT, OBrien leaves } penny outside tho window sill. and when a newsboy passes ln the morn ing Polly shrieks, Say. buy, bring in Q paper!" The boy br1ngs in the pa. per and takea the penny.--Boston Traveller.
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eEwD.llptcu2."

eyoaG2ng of ngn stcriso. ono aaa eannU, a,on haln beng reminded Of tho occasion vT,s, a committeeman vao e1smin,ns n c,oso of toys in tho South. "Can any a of you." he asked. .'tell ms wn.' a1 :ar,ns;b;ous' nears, and Civo 6 sen
 taneo to !liust-ate?" A origns iis,.s ss derk7 held up lll5 hand. T know. san' s,,. Is'o izingl Mos fish stories am Maa. n",' onn,"-W. B. Allen in scribners @"s czino. -r',
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er,.cdsh,u No, .o Sc Patched.

Friendship is vase which. when U is fiawed by heat. or violence, or acci. dent, may as well be broken at once It csn rever be trusted after. The moro graceful and ornamental 1t was the more clearly do we discern the hopelessness of restoring 1t % it's Tor. rner state Coacse stones, if they b. fractured, may "a cemeuted axaioi precious stones. asves ,--llAudas
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I.ineman ElectrOcuted.

Paragould, Sept. 9.-Bonar Davis, a lineman employed by the local cleo tric company, was instantly killed here this afternoon when he came in contact with two live wires.
 The lineman was on top of build ing that was being moved, and was engaged in raising the wires so that the building could pass under, when he became entangled in the wires, receiving charge of 2,300 volts.
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W00dnpn Surprise Auxiliary,

Faith, sept. 9.-The members of the Wocdmen Circle were most agree ably surprised with an ice cream sup per after the regular session Wednes- day night. The surprise was planned by the member of the w.. o. w., and was ccupfete success, everyone spending a most enjoyable hour.
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(.uiterez Dying,

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 9--Eula : )ia Guiterez, elected president of Mexico year ago by the Agus Calt- ont2s' military convention. is on his death bed at mining camp north of Mexico City according to friends who arrived in this city today.
 While fleeing from band of Car ranzistas few ks ago, General Guitterez was wounded in the right leg The limb became infected, and his physitiaas now give the former Mexican president only a few days to live
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Students and Teacher,

Tn each classroom there Is one real student-the solitary, upright figure by the side of the blackboard, while 40 or 50 little beings on the benches are the true teachers.--British Re view
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Truth. Anyway.

Tho pupils in an Aiaoa". s were asked to construct ssn. : Containing the word "aIu u1ni0'ous. cuick as flash the son Of a 'oc1 nreacher gave out the fo'iow'n3 .Mos. nsh stories am fblous-
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rhay Surely Wovld.

aoa,et,es that shut o1r reporters ano raf,a, to give our news the public swants would Do awful mad 1T tne plesa were to let them severeiy e'oas" Milwaukee Sentinel
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Al, ASSESSMENT OF
 DISTRICT NO. 10 DUE
urer Charles IIaycock Calcu- |htes that West Sixth Paving Will S00n be Paid For.

herestcd property ClWners are
 g notified that assessments are
 and payable, in street improva- bt district No. 10, the West Sixth hue paving di.tri!t, the books hay ! been turned over to City Colfac |W. V. Hut. who will make the bections.
 Pfrhaps the most interesting fea- |e Of this particular notice is the ,hst when this assessment is becttd fho cen missioners will be to make the final payments on bonds, and the tax payers will not rgfore be called upon to pay fur assesmsnts fer the street paving I hay it figured out hl9t this will
 the final payment said Charles ylocA, treasurer of tAe district, terlay It may be there will be le little delay ill collecting the Il assessm nt, as sCile of the perry owners may become delin- lt in making paym nts, but VIC net anticipate tssis, and expect to able to make our final report to
 city council in a very short time
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 The Simmons National |ank ahnounces that 1t is Fepared, and will be so pre- Pred, during the cotton sea- Pn, to advance to farmers kon their cotton at a reas- pab!e rate of interest, when Poperly stored and insured. t can be held in that way pr a suitable market.
 Co-operation means suc- eSS.
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Cotton Belt Kills Woman.

Stuttgart Sept. 9.--Mrs. I. J. Shol- walter, G5, was killed here last night by Cotton Belt freight train.
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WlIlle's Trouble.

Mrs. Murphy--"What is that the school doctor reported about your Willie?" Mrs. Ryan--"He said the ohlld has them asteroids in his nose"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-10
-.e Li.Nighi Gornss, .., 7. ,,d.boy ''Gets"lt''
,,,o coru Remedy That Mover |.la' C,tsD The Simple, Cornmon '''' Sense Way

oorn-limpors, with corn- .u poor S eo, h cart e pains! Sit down
 skcs ana ai,t ht e few drops of Gets It,"
 rbt and pr,, pu, q comedy ;n the world, on ,npless' You can apply it i'll Just a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-19
EVENING TELEGRAM TO
GIVE VOTES ON ALL
CASH PAYMENTS

From this date the Evening Tele :
gram will give votes in the Majestic
theater contest on all cash job
printing and advertising, also on all
accounts paid. Votes VIII be given
on the same basis as all other mer-
chants in this contest.
For subscriptions, however. we Of
fer unusual inducements, as every
dollar paid in this way counts as
much as three paid for anything
else. Thus. a years subscription to
the Evening Telegram carries with
it $4,000 votes: a yearly subscrip
ton to the Lakeland News, 4,50(
| votes; and so on.
Subscribers who pay weekly car
exchange the receipts they TAXI
from the carriers for votes by pre-
senting them at this office; 200 vote,
will be given for each weekly re-
ceipt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-19

dition being that those attending
the lecture shall bring a bottle.
DR.. Dodd says Bring a big bot
tie or a little bottle, a long bot
tie or a short bottle, a green bot
tie or blue bottle. black bot
tie or a white bottle, just so it's
a clean bottle and not baby
bottle"
The address last evening was
made principally to Christians,
from the first epistle of John, the
general theme being Fellow
ship with Cod. A considera-
ton of this first chapter, includ-
ing the first two verses of the
second chapter shows fellowship
with God established. fellowship
destroyed, and fellowship re
stored. There were eight pro.
fessions of faith at the close o
the evening service.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-19

The people who want the next
legislature to create a State high
way commission to take charge Of
public road building in Florida in
connection with the various coun-
ties are to be congratulated on Sc d.
curing the approval of the move
ment by Governor Trammell. But
the Governor does not go the length
desired by the advocates Of the plan,
for he holds that the county is the
true unit in road building and the
function of the commission he re-
commends will be for the most part
advisory with view to linking up
the various county roads into uni
form State highway system. The
Governor recommends three commits
sioners without salary. but with their
expenses paid by the State. 1t is
doubtful il experts in scientific
roadbuilding would care to work on
such terms. The word salary" has
Q most seductive sound for gentle
men in the public service.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-19

Joe Reese, of the Orlando Re-
porter Star, says that he is glad to
be in the clean company of those
Florida editors mentioned by the
Miami Metropolis as supporting Sen
ator Fletcher in the ridiculous war
made on him by a bunch of news
papers in this State be;aus he
wants to call a halt on the muck :
rakers of the press who seek to in
timidate public men by the terrors
of cold type regardless of truth and
justice. And why was it that the
Metropolis, in enumerating the
newspaper Supporters of Senator
Fletcher in his protest against illeg
innate journalism, failed to mention
one of the ablest and most con :
spicious Of them all, its own local
contemporary, the Miami Herald?
Strange that itcouldn't see SO large
and plain an objec. right at home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-19

Hon. w. A. Blount, Of Pensacola,
frequently referred to as Florida's
ablest lawyer, couldn't lie elected to
the United States Senate, but he had
nor trouble the other day in being
elected as chief counsel of the Flag
Ter railroad system in this State, bet =
ter known as the Florida East
Coast Railroad Company. 1t was
just because he was such a great
corporation lawyer that he missed
the Senate. Mr.. Blount is in the
front rank of the Southern bar and
his fame is so secure and his fees SO
fat that he could well afford to for =
get his senatorial disappointment
and rest on his laurels as lawyer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-19
NOTICE.

Any barber shop displaying the
union shop card is not giving votes
in any Of the contests now in pro :.
gress.
w. B. WEAVER,
Secretary, Local Union No. 1923, J.
B. l. U. Of A.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-19
SPECIAL VOTE Offer
IN THE MAJESTIC
THEATRE CONTEST

Beginning on March goth, the Ma
jestic Theatre Contest offers a
great opportunity to those contes-
tants who have Jagged, as we'll as
hose who are up among the lead
ers, to get big lot Of votes.
The time for contestants to get
busy. is now, for there Is no time
to lose.
"Special Offer Number Four"
On all payments Of accounts at
the stores giving Majestic Theatre
vote coupons. we will allow 10000
extra votes on each dollar paid
These accounts must be at least one
week old or no extra votes will be
allowed. This offer expires March
25th.
One Million Extra Votes and a Wrist
Watch
Contestants will note that we will
give one million extra votes to the
one standing highest April first
This is your opportunity to get two
big prizes-a million votes and 9
beautiful wrist watch.
Standing of Contestants