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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES

SEALED PROPOSALS vin ts received
81 the office ~ the Lighthouse In.
srscior, ks;chisan. Alaska until =
o'clock D M. .Aprii !. 1918 and then
opened Tor furnishing approximately
IS feet spruce. NJ feet cedar and
feet ~ Or lumber. miscellansou.
hardware. roofing paper and steel rail-
and fitunEs Tor Cape - ELIAS tisht
station. BLANK proposals snd uarticn-
lars may be obtained by addressing
the above office
afofficiai PuDlicaiion
REroRr or THE FINANctNL con
utTioS ~ tho state Bank % Hclle.
Vue. located OF uell..Ar state OF
Washington. at the close % business
on the fth dav % Marco. 1918.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts .........i ais.iS
nonds warrants and other Sc
euri,ie. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 90
Banking house. furniture and
fixtures go. ........-..... t2es
Due from banks .......-...... 7ss2.bs
Checks on other banks and
cash Items ......... -.... i7s7ss
tercst paid ...............-.. i0.7e
cash on hand ................ So 90
Expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sse.ls
Total ........... ......,.. s1ets6.ts
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid IN ..........i b. 100000
surplus fund ..t....-...-..,... ae0 90
Deposits Observation-Disclosures. 6.g7AOt
Certified checks .............. 1859
Interest. discount and eX-
change .........t....-....t $3.50
Total Observation-Disclosures. .ii6lgbte|
ct "a ISM ssnqrINs ,s.......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16

wT5TT1pr.Y ~. Fs--Sew ard ss~oad hard
all makes soms Of 'h~ss taken On nss
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Haiieu
WRIGHT. an y PIKE At near Broadway
phone Ess- trf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-16

Nif-. modern house on a beautiful lax.
The priss Il ~ roo. on ssrT earY terms
MEnMAH A --MLnEnEE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

ging obre beionoere 3iDifdenfdGe
boriiber. 8eder CAB fur5 porber sic
Grflarllng ab, bob er unibuIoig iei
an oem Tooe Noientbars. gr brahte
Die Ietten augenblide I'M @ebet nit
feinem Beiltlidell Natgeber, Tatse
Gurrp. 5li. Seine Iebten @orte, als
Ct I'M eleftriifen Stubl iaB, moren:
cSeins, Wnria liito Soiepb. feio nlei-
ner Seele gndoig!".
Dei Grafton, Ohio, entsleiite
Elm 5raht5ug Der Big Sour -9abn
uno adt8ebn Wngeu gerieten il:
@rario. Bier Cramps, Die lib alii
oem 3nge befalioen, famen um's 2e-
ben.
s. 4. @einifenf4 Der berihie.
hene Nriefe an BEN YrGiioeftten ge-
fhrieben bntte lnlo oespege1 perbaf-
fet tpor0en mar, lit aus Dem syrren-
haus, in ous man i'm 5lir @eobah-
tung gebrabt bate, ertlaiien itil6 iei-
ner syaniiIie In gellplie, sa, iiher-
ttiieien tporoett. Ser Mam ld)eint
ourb oen Grieg 10 fiirhtbar erregt 5,l
ieiL oaB fein 8eritano bertuirrt
ipnroe
Die Sod sSslanb 8abn lit in Die
Sanoe zines y9feeeipers" iibergegnn-
gen. Ger .Geceiper~ lit 6. 6. Ear-
fer IN Tpsnnrf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

Cine 9epeld)e ans Qpnbpn bebamp
til, bic 9iGnnnng @aridan's FAB,
bereits begpnneu. Die Oeutidjet
itGnben bidjt Dor Der Gta6t mm6 mel.
terer Wiberifano fei sipeflos. 7it
9fniien nriiften iett nnr baranf be'
6adt itin, 10 bieI iuie mSsIid5 bon If.
rem 9etre 81 rettrn, Die Dentfdeu
mnter Billion be6rpbten bic Glen
bnbn nad) @etersbmrg Mnb has sipiu.
&C Bic Stniien, idjneI[ sn bam6eIn mi
ba fe @ioeritnnb nidt ltiiten f1nn-
ten, I'D siiriid5n5ie6m. Tas Ioii.
amt 1T btreits ipeiter na6 Often Fin
berlegt iuor6en. Die 8epSlferunQ d
alles, mas BON Itrt fit bas MiIitGr
1T, iuirb ans ber Gtabt aejdafit.
0enti9e Qnftidiffrr fdptben bejfan'
big iiber ber Gfa6t. Gs 6eift, bas
Der aaiitr ieinen Gin5ng ii Nar.
i9an in srpkartiser aneiie baIten
iuirb.
9etei&en aus Hetersbnra oenten
an, bak bic Mniien @arldnu mnt
gnn5 @pIen 81 rdnmen beabiid5tiaeu.
Gs 1T bas nidt iiberrni1enD. Dnf
fie bic 0euti6en nnb Defterreidjel
ron 0er Ginldjliekung nid)t 5nriidbal.
ten nnS iie audi nidjt id)Iascm f6nnem
ipcrocn ibneu bic &6upfe Der Iebtei,
Gage beipieitn baben. AQerbines
baben bic engIiiden 0epe5djen &c,
tanptet, oas Wprbringen Der 0entidjer
yerbin6eten iii anfgtbalteu, 81,
gaadjridt uar aber nidjt luabr, beifGm'
biG trpk Der admpfe, 6rauaen 81.
1entiAen nnb Ctiferrtidjtr iueit !,
tpr. Gs lit alIp mol ridtig, bnF
Die Nniftn bic 9anmnng BpIens Be-
abfidtigen, bic Grn8e 1T nnr, ob r,
Is fertig bringen f5nnen. ginige III,
rer 9rnppen biirffen 10 felt iiten, bal
ibr Qeranssieben cine 1tnm5aIidjfeil
lit. Jm 1tebrigen iperoeu mir nns
Der @Gmmnng frenen nn6 iie ais ii,
nen grpken Grfolg anieben, ipir iid
amdj Bic Weietnns Mntiuerpens aIs
Elm grpEer Grfolg ertuieIen fat
Wenn bic 9entiden nur .erit In Nar.
fdjan nnb ben iie nmsebenben Jeitun.
pem iin6, bann iuer6en iie aud 70
leiAt nidjt iuieoer bernns5nbringc,l
fein. ltebrigens fdcincn bic aantpf,
nm @nrfdjar bermm mod nidJt anf'
gcbsrt sn babeh.
Die emaIiidlem 9epeidIem iaaem
man fiimmere iid in Gnglauo ID
iprnig nm Narfdan, bak 2Iusb-
George geifern erft anf ben Grnif Bel
Gage Ijiniueiien mtmhte. aber and
Il fpradl pbne Gnrdjt. Die ease lei
ernIf, Iaete Il, aber nidt sefabrlid,
las ipirb Il iuobl ItIbit nidt &C.
oIanbt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30
aeineraI gSeas ooter ! Srenbenbudi
sates Sci. GrOdett 7f9 Is.


W,ineraI gSels 9otel 6rentbenbud
tpeibt bieIe gsamen bon Gan Mntpnicr1l
altf Die bort Die ipnrberboIIen W9ineraIz
fuaiier triflferi. yGcr es niebt an Ert uuo
SteIle trinfen farft lolIte iic5 cine GiYIe
Sfnfhen bon Dem perlenoen ,.Namar
Srpn" sllididen IaiIen gs lit Elm milf
oe5 9lbfihrrtitteI lilo enthdlt ntdai{rhc
peilfraft fit iebes Graan bes nenihlis
den &1rpers; eine linfebIbare 9iIfe bci
9ierrofitdt. |eritopfnna 9fheumaiisz
mus. Magefls, Niereus ilnb Gfoienz2us
ben iiip Sn Gan Mntonio iii quieu
@irtihaften, Nppthefer ilno on GoDa=
ipafierltdrben 5ii hnben. gerInngt Elm
Glas .2amar Ssrpn" linb SIR fueroct
oanfbar fein. oiefe Mn3eige beddtet Sil
haben gerihafft gud cine aiIfe ooer
telepboniert Der 2an1ar aeertiir, 9Utel
grpdett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

| q J>~~|fA-f SNSNtb w. <tJNy AD]f>~~
lin 6os @nfino, ipabreilo etne @ald=
GoriteGln1g I'M @ange mar, cine
gon1be geiporfen. 3ebn Herlonen
|fpairoen pertpunoet, oarltrter cine
Sobter oes 4riegsmitliiters. Gin
|Sobn BON General 8opieff uno n1eb-
rere ailoere Gerpun0ete Itarbeit ipd-
ter. gs ba1oelte iid Inn cine Ser
ihlDorllng eegen oos 2eben oes ao-
|tigs.
Erins Gsfar, beg Gaiierpaares
finfter Subn, bat Elm Bud ber6ffent-
lidf, iuprin er bic Ninterid)ladjt it
Der Champagne, mo General Soffre
ieinen erfolsloien |erind madte
eurd Die beittide 2imie at breden,
|idJilbert. Die 6anptfdladJten fanben
i'm Webiet bpn Hertbes itatt. Ger
Bring mar Ssm Sauptanartier Der
bentidjen britten glrmee nttndiert
nn6 latte bette Geleaenheit, Sic
Sdladtem nus nGdjiter Wa1e at be-
pbnd)ten. Der Cribs aus oem @sr-
trieb bcs Bndes iuirb snr 1tnteritiit.
i.ng Der @ittuen nn6 Baifen Der in
jenen 6Gmpfen sefaaenen Hbeinlan-
6er periuan6t iper6en.
8ie @o0freD Sloaes, Der Ieiteiloe
Gireffor Der engli1de1t Marconi-
Sul1fen @eielliAaft tn ser
9eriomnllung in 2onoon erfldrt
bat, uuroe am 4. gngllft Inn 5 1lbr
abenos, Die gotidaft:: yGrieg ipnroe
bon gnglono an DeutIhIano erfldrt,
fabrt in ben sl6dlten ileaitralen Sa-
fen elm, auf eitte Gntferllllng bon
200O Meilen o1rf 6as Gpltem Ser
0catf1en 0rabtlolen gelegrapben-
|Gtntionen geianot. Gurh 6iele Bot
|fhoft bat 0eutidIato Die tpertboll-
item nn6 Die groBten Dnn1pfer feiner
6on0elsnnrine gerettet. Die 4et-
titng 0es Gnnpfers gaterlano BON
Der @anbsrg anerifa Sitlie allein
bot ntebr als bic Soften fir Die Gr-
ridtltng Der 6rabtIoIen EeIegrapben-
itationett In Sobe bon $10s00O,0U0
ge6edt.
Osr beIsifdje Oampfer rTrinseile
Marie Sule" iunr6e BON cinem bent
iden ltnferfeebout In ben Wrnnb gcs
bobrt. Die 8eIatHng iuar6e gerettct.
Sic inilit6rifden Wsitarbeiter Ser
fdipciaeriiden 3eitiingen propbe-
5eier, bnB oen pollit1i1oisen 3rianl-
fnenbrnd Der riiifiidei1 armeell allf
Dem oifIiben ariegsibarpIab raid
entlHeioen0e Greiguiffe I'M @eitsn
folgen iin6 in sSIanbern fhfpere 6eut-
fde S6ldge fallen iperoen. DaB oie
MGiierteft porber ielb5t cine nllge.
|neine Sffeniine periithen iperoen,
bnlten oiefe Sadberit6noiaen, Die
friiber on Der fpeftlihen Sront mo-
rem nnb iid iebt in Bolen befinben,
ttidJt fir ipabrfheinlih, ga ale bis
ber bon linen berfuhten grosen
8orltoBe reaelmdBig nah filrser Belt
5ufnmmengebrohen linb.
Die fdjmebiFdje griss sssortnaa"
1T pom eincm bentfden ltnterfee6uDt
serit6rt iuorSen.
ltnier gotfdiafter WerarS fat Sic
0emtidJe 9ieaiernna bnbpm benadJ-
ridltiat. baF bentidlc Ciiisicre III
ssranfrcidJ iett In lte6ereimitimntnng
NIT Den b5lferredltliden Gatmngcn
bebanSelt iuiiroen.
Tns icilntlifdle gRiniftpriitnl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30
SURE ueberiit)t.

Die GiiIen beabiidtigiit
8aridaa iln6 sa,rs TOlen 81
rGnmen. Die 8Gupfe Der lek-
ten Gage baben ibnen beipte-
fen, 0nE lie lire Ginmabme bod
nidt nerbin6ern f0unem. Die
0i6nntitns Der SanptftaSt bat
fdpn bcgoanen.
229 ensliide Sdiffe fin6 bis
snm %. sSnli in ben @rmnb se-
bpbrt.
Die Sentid)en erobern ber-
Iprenes serraiu i'm GIiaf ST
rid.
GrfuIs beg idIefid)en 2anb-
itnrnts BEL Sondjt5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

OtS 0uut so. cyutt tuutSu $50
emgliibe Sdjiffe bum Oeatiden litter.
ieebDotem in ben Grnn6 gcbpbrt, fer
| ner Oreifis anbere fcinoIidJe Sdiiit
rnS iiebennnb5ipansis nelttrale. 9et.
lterc batten Gpmtrebanbc gelaben
Muferben iunrben ieds neutral,
Gd)iffe irrtiimlid) serit6rt, iuofiil
man ben betrcffenben &egieritnger
|ipater iein 8ebamern ansbrifte.
! 9lns 2unbpn ipirb gemelbet, bai
Die fransGiiiden 9lmgriffe I'M Gliaf
snriifgeidlasen ieiem nnD bic Gent
id)em bic UrGben, bic iid) anf BEN
2ingefopf berloren battem, iu:eber Si,-
riifgeiupnnem baben.
Sic rufliihe Hegierllng bat be.
ibIoiien, SoaiaIiiten ilno @ertreterr
Der Mrbeiter in Der Guma i'm Ser,
bdItnis an ibrer 3abI Soften I'M Msi'
Iitar- li1lo WenriileaIsfhnB an5abie.
ten. Wisber ipuren Die bei6en Gats'
Igorien bon FOLDER @ertretling augge,
fhIoiien ltno irfoIge oeiien batter
|1id) bic fonititntioneI[en Gernofrater
getpeigert, an Der Mrbeit oieIer glus-
fhiiife iih 81 beteiligen. Gos 3it'
|geItdnonis ipnroe BON Der giegierll1l
hen Mooifolet gegeniiber geinaft
|um oie Sar1nonie aIler politifher
Harteieil i'm &rieg aii erfpeiien.
Sfaiierin 9lnsmite nn6 aronpr;r-
seifin Gecilie, sic ansemblidIid b,tr.h
Difprenfen reiien, nm bic npn ben
9lui1em 5erit6rten Drtfdaften 81 fe'
Zen, bnben in 9seiSenbars oas Sos.
pitnI beinht. Sm MIlenitein trafen iis
nit bem Telbmnridnl BON Giuoen-
burg 5niaminen.
Nrr6ipeitlidj BON Gpnde5 bat Sci
idlciiIde Qnnbitnrm einen Sell ben
Urabcn iuie6ererpbcrt, iutfae BIZ
GenKden borber berlpren bntten.
Die fransSfidje Gepntiertenfam
iner bat bic Gren5e, Bis ~ Der Ser.
feiSigMngsbpn6s amSgeecben iperb.il
fSnnen amf 1000 Willipnen ssraHca
erb5bt. Sic fat ferner 4,50O, ,G0O
sSrnnes fir bic 1tnterftitnng ber
2utte in ben BON ben 0entiden &c.
iett gebaItcnen 0egenben beiuilligt.
9lus Haris neIoet man: grril
@raf ltto einer ieiner slngeItenter;,
Seinrib 9linbig, beioe in 3iirid) &c.
boren uit6 Gdipei5er 8iirger, ipalr.
ben duf Wrunb beg @eiebes bonn 4
Mpril 1915, oas oen &anoel mil
Stdntsangeborige1 DeutIhlanos
|Deiterreih : llngarns itno Der 9iir.
| lei berbietet, berbaftet @raf, Der 81,
linlcn feines Hurifer aonmii5ionS
aeidydfts in 8iirid nno Ynenos
glires uriterbdIt, fdidfe argentinildt
WeleIInngen Iallt Debauptnna ocr
fran50fifden @eboroen nuf Seiocfr.
papier ilt 3eitungen rlnh 3iirif. Sie
Beitellunger1 tmlrben Damn mad
GeutidIano ipeitersegeben uno oie
Wanren iiber Sollario nod Wuenos
9lires geidif. @rnf miro onBer6el.l
bcihuI6iat, oeutfbe gr5eugniIie III
6ranfreih berfauft 5u baben. @ie
Die Tolisei bebnuptet, ernloeIihte Ell
oies, inoelu er 3iirih aIs Serfunfts
ort oieier @aorei1 angab.
5000 eiierne arensc iinb lett sc.
ainn Ses Grieges an cIiaiIiidje SuI.
bnten bcrlieben iuoroen. Sns lit Scr
Bette geiufis oafiir, baE bic GlIaiIes
iidl aIs 9entide fiibIen mmo tapfer
fampfen.
9lns Der buIgnrifdeu Smiptitaci
Sofin miro gerneIoet: gie brei M1.
6eIsfiihrer In Der 8erihiporung, mel.
DIE in Dem @ombennttent1t i'm bieli-
gen aniino om ID. 6ebruar oiefes
Sdhres fuIminierte, ipitrben bier Of
fertIih gebeitft. slm Morgen ocs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

ssa Chicago lit Die erite Shc-
Seneriabflage in gerbinoilng nit Der
gaitlnno aataltropbe eingereiht
fUorocn. Gle fommt BON einer 5ralt
Sosetbre 9t. geeI; Die Srau berlangt
ron oen 8elibern oes Sonlpfers S10,-
600 fir ben Gerlidt hires @otteil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

Gdift Cure gier, 8rtter unb gner
GcfIiiaeI Su s.. u. Snefer, 400 Maln
Npe., Gan slntonio. Ger Seine aomn1iIs
iionssebfibren berInnat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

9as Barr Ghibio, 211h 9lDs.
6, giebt am waittipoh, 4. Miguif,
afuifhen s ilbr 80. wlin. BORN. isrlo
S llhr f1abm.. ieoer Mantter. bic Elm
Sfiro i'm glIter bon / Bis 8 scSnbren
bat. cine nnierer eritflaiIigen gnbiz
netsEhotogrnphien b0Ilig foStenfrei.
Mnlnelbungen fir Nufnabnef1 mill
fen gemad)t iperoef. &pnlint friih
lnb permeioet ben Mnbrana.
N. r. DAWSON, Manager.
sntes Sci. Grpdett 7f9 20.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

Gos iapaniId,e MiniiteriunI
bat reiigniert. neil Der MiiiiFter ocs
sesintcrn Der geftedlidfeit angefIaai
it,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

Mrs. 8. O.. 9arIep, augemeine ge-s
iiher,ine. $40 Gfpearingen Bebdlioe.
Srnbis 3406.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

Sdrfeb's ySnplicntina GhDp". Ghneis
le, refine iinb aenaiie Arbeit. 5fo Gtueas
rinaens@ @ebdiibe. TrapiS 3406.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-30

Bette Gier in Der Sta0t. 9. \. Saeder,
(NhofefaIe)
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
A MEAN SHIFT.

The teacher had been plying the geography class with ques- tions about Mexico. Then sud- denly, without the slightest warming, she asked: What are the Dry Tortugas?"
 Johnny was so sure of himself that he not only raised his hand, but fairly wriggled all over in his eagerness. When the teach CT finally smiled at him and nod ded. he answered. proudly: They're grlddle cakes without any butter or maple syrup on them. -[Youth's Companion.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
HERE'S TO YOU.

A Dutchman, returning to his native land, was asked how he liked America. He replied: Mice, but they have an awful funny drink there that they call a cocktail. This is the way they make It: First, they put in a little ginger to make It hot. then a little ice to make it cold: then a little lemon to make it sour, then a little sugar to make it sweet; then a little water to make it weak, then some whisky to make it strong. Then they say. Here's to you and drink It themselves" Unidentified.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
SOME JUSTICE.

After Mrs. John Kotch had testified that her husband and blackened he eyes. Justice of the Peace Miller left his bench at Swoyersville, Pa., and attacked the husband. He thrashed Kotch so roundly that both his eyes were dlscolored. his nose broken and hls body bruised. Resuming his position on the bench, the justice of the peace said: 'Now that I have given to you a dose of your own medicine, I order you locked up until you give a pledge not to beat your wife again" Kotch, howerer. was sullen and was locked in a cell. He insisted that this was a free country.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
JUST WHAT'S COFFEE?

Philadelphia Public Ledger: A restaurant keeper of this city has been indicted for selling adul- terated coffee. His attorney con- tends in bis behalf that the pure food law is not violated, since coffee is not a food but bever- age. The case threatens to pre- cipitate a controversy like those which every now and then agi- tate scientific and legal circles as to the proper definition of whis- key or the nutritiYe value of alco- hol. It reminds one of the ques- tion of the humble seeker after truth at the close of lecture on Egyptian archaeology: "PerfesseI do you consider clam diggin' to be fishing CT agriculture?"
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
To the Housewife.

Madam. if your husband IS like most men he expects you to look after the health of yourself and children. Coughs and colds are the most common of the minor ailments and are most likely to lead to serious diseases. A child is much is much more likely to contract diptheria or scarlet fever when it has cold. If you will inquire into the merits of the various remedies that are recom- mended for coughs and colds. you will find that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stands high in the estimation of people who use it. It is prompt and effectual. pleasant and safe to take, which are qualities especially to be de- sired when a medicine is intend ed for children. For sale by All Dealers.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. } s,

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of To- ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev- ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in A. D. 1886.
 (SeaD A. w. GLEASON; Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send Tor testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for conStipation-
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
THE DRUGLAW.

The federal drug law went in- to effect March 1st throughout the United States. The act ap- plies to all who produce. import manufacture. compound, deal in, dispose, prescribe, sell, distribute or give away opium, cocoa leaves or any of their compounds. :" The provisions seem to be so sweep ing as to make legal evasion lm- possible.
 A physician may prescribe these drugs to a patient provided he is registered under the act and is attending the patient person ally. He must keep an accurate record of the disposition of all such drugs used in his practice, including the amount of the drug prescribed. the name of the pa tient and the dates. in his office for period ot two years.
 Uncle Sam has decided to put an end to the illegitimate use of drugs in the country, and what Uncle Sam undertakes in earnest he usually carries out successful ly. Neither dealers nor doctors can escape if the law is violated on any sale of consequence, be- cause the United States, when it undertakes anything, carries ii through regardless of expense and regardless of time. Morn ing Journal.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
AUTO ACCIDENT.

Last Saturday afternoon the incoming auto of the Holbrook- Apache Stage Line turned turtle about quarter of a mile south of town. According to a statement made by Mir. Jesse Dewitt who was driving the machine just as they were coming down the hill steering gear broke and the machine turned over throwing himself and Mrs. J. Westover passenger under it while Elwood Grouse who was in the back seat riding on the mail sacks was thrown practically clear of the machine one foot being entang- led which he finally worked loose and went to the assistance of the others. MT. Dewitt was on his hands and knees holding the weight of the machine on his hips to keep it from crushing Mrs. Westover who with the aid of Master Grouse was pulled from under. The combined efforts of both men righted the machine. Mrs. Westover suffered broked shoulder, while MT. Dewitt was slightly injured Tn the back and EIwood Grouse a few scratches and light bruises. The occupants were very fortunate to get off without fatal results as had the edge of the machine struck MT. Dewitt four or five inches higher it would have un- doubtedly broken his back in which case he would have been unable to have held the machine from crushing Mrs. Westover to death. MT. Dewitt and Master Elwood Grouse deserve great credit for keeping their heads and not giving away to excite ment.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
King Edward and the Blind Man.

Apropos of the anecdote of one of the British cabinet ministers leading a blind man across a crowded street, it may be recalled that the late king, when Prince of Wales, once performed the like charitable action for blind fiddler in Pall Mall PerceivinG that the man was desirous of getting to the other side, the prince, who was about to cross from the Marlborough club to his own residence, quietly took him by the arm and conveyed him safely to the pavement opposite, be- slowing a coin before parting with him.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
ALBUQUERQUE
 WINS CONVENTION

Fl Paso, March 4.-By a vote of 163 to IA the Southwestern and Panhandle Stockmen's as- sociation this afternoon decided to hold it's 1916 convention in Albuquerque.
 The number of votes cast in reaching this decision gives bare ly the slightest hint of the mag nitude of the convention or the importance to Albuquerque of the action taken today. At no time during the present convention was the crowd of visitors in Ell Paso less than 5000. and there were many who estimated the maximum crowd of the conven- tion at as high as 5000. Itis by far the biggest thing that Albu- querque has ever pulled off, and the crowds that will come to the Duke city next spring will far outnumber any gathering of the educational convention that the New Mexico metropolis has eyer entertained.
 William Harrell, of El Paso. was reelected secretary of the association. Resolutions were adopted praising Governor Mc- Donald and the New Mexico cat tie sanitary board for the quaran- tine against the foot and mouth disease and urging all cattlemen to observe the regulations laid down.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05

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The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05

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The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05

We want all the news; if you have friends visiting you let us know. If you have a little en- tertainment at your house let us know. If you are sick let us know; we will be sorry to hear of it but glad to know it.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
Daily Thought.

Inquisitive people are the tunnels of conversation; they do not take in any, thing for their own use, but merely pass 1t on to others.-Steele.
The Holbrook news., 1915-03-05
True Charity.

Now the end of the commandment is charity out of a pure heart and 0i a good conscience, and of faith un- feigned.-I Tim 1:5.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-01

A. lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Long were pas
sengers on the Wednesday morning
train to Nezperce.
Glenn Olsen of Charleston is visiting
his uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Friedrich this week.
T. j. Craig came up Wednesday
evening from Charleston to visit his
daughter Mrs. j. H. Fry.
Mrs. f. J. Nau went to Grangeville
Wednesday evening to visit her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Schueller.
Mrs. j. H. Bieker left Wednesday
morning for Uniontown, Washington to
be at the bedside of her father, Mr..
Kinzer who is not expected to live.
The total assessed valuation for the
Ferdinand School District No. Al for
the year 1914 was $466,S3O.3O.
Miss Amy Morris the popular school
teacher at Pine Grove, entertained the
Needle Craft at the Bushue home, at
luncheon last Saturday afternoon.
We are informed base ball game
will be played here next Sunday be-