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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-12

We ask the public to bear with us
this week as the editor has been out
of town the larger part Of the week
Due to the serious illness of Mrs. H.
B. Jones, which made it necessary for
Mr.. Jones to be with her at Boise and
for us to spend a large part of our
time in Shoshone.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-12

George Cyrus was a shoshone visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Kays spent the weel,
end at the Guyer Hot springs.
r. +. Mickelwait made a trip to Po-
eateno this week on business.
Dr. Charles Mackey of BlaclSfoot was
in the city Monday calling on friends.
lsoht Marcy, that popular salesman.
was in our midst again last Thursday.
Mis- Tress Mcmahon has accepted
a position in the H. NJ. Moore drug
store.
The milk while-you-wait experts
have been busy around Richheld the
past week.
Mr.. Borden Of Shoshone was Mon
day visitor with the school board. bid
ding on wagons for the school routes.
Mr.. Hardaler, the studebaker ex-
pert, was calling on studebaker own
ers here Monday
II. e. Essley. secretary of the Idaho
Irrigation Co. has gone to Chicago on
business for the company
J. A. Youngkin looped the loop with
his buzzing hess to Boise and return
this week "Younl" says that he met
his old friend Busch while there.
The rural telephone route is about
complete and the phones are being in
stalled and soon things viii commence
10 hum on the north end of the tract.
Mrs. Geo schwarner has been in
shoshone this week taking care Of the
II. b. Jones twins. while Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones are in Boise. where Mrs. Jones
was taken for an operation.
A large number Of Richfeld people
witnessed the ball game at Shoshone
last Sunday between the Pocatello In
dams and the fast shoshone team.
Beautiful signs now adorn the roads
leading into Richneld, directing the
weary traveller the way to one Of the
best hotels in the state of Idaho.
II. p. Gumaer of Fort Morgan, Colo
RADIO. was in town Sunday. Mr.. Gu
maer is large raiser Of the famous
Berkshire hog.
Farmer Bin" is in receipt Of a let
Ter from the railroad officials saying
that they viii grant reduced rates on
the branch lines from shoshone to
I<etchum and Hill city for Richneld
Days.
]. A. Fletcher motored to Boise on
business going via the railroad and re-
turning by way of camas Prairie He
reports some hair breadth escapes and
some mighty poor roads after leaving
Lincoln county.
Shad Hodgin, Geo. Hopes and son
and Bill Parkhurst spent Sunday play
ing with the fnny tribe on the Big
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-12
ARE BARGAIN IN STRICTLY
HIGH GRADE PIANO.

We have on hand near Rchfield
iigh grade piano, which instrument
for immediate sale, will be sold tre-
mendously cheap. in fact no reason
uble offer will be refused. Write THE
DENVER MUSIC COMPANY, at Den
yer, Colorado, at once for particulars.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-12
Japanese Gardens.

The Japanese lay out their gardens
so as to suggest famous scenes in
their history. Miniature landscapes
are laid out so as to recall well-known
spots in history, and suggest the
events that have taken place there.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-08-12
NOTICE, LADIES.

A post card addressed to J. A. Green
Richfield, Idaho, with you name and
address, will bring you information Of
How to do your washing without
rubbing" Absolutely guaranteed.
Evening star., 1915-11-18

tra1ia and New Zealand, South Africa.
British India, Greece and the Balkan
states, East Indies and Central Amer
lea.
In it's report of 1913 the committee
recommended that the commercial at
taches should be appointed and pro-
NOTED under the civil service law.
Although this recommendation was
not adopted, the Secretary of Com
merce has seen fit to apply an exami-
nation system in selecting appointees.
The committee now renews it's rec
taches should be appointed and pro-
NOTED under the civil service law, and
it believes that the same sound princi-
pie should be applied to trade COM
missioners, If appointed, and to COM
mercial agents"
What the Chamber Accomplished.
Two years ago, the special commit
tee on the department of commerce.
appointed by the Chamber Of Com
merce Of the United States, recommend
ing an extension of the activities of
the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce, made a report which was
submitted to a referendum vote OF the
national chamber. This report was
based in the main on a letter of the
Secretary of Commerce to the Presi-
dent proposing q reorganization of the
bureau. The recommendations Of the
committee were adopted by an almost
unanimous vote. The results of this
referendum were submitted to Con-
gress by the Secretary of Commerce
and the national chamber. and in large
part, the appropriations recommended
were provided.
Besides Mr.. Shaw, the members of the
Evening star., 1915-11-18
MOVING PICTURES USED
TO ADVERTISE BOLIVIA
Films Shown to Several Business Or
CARNATIONS in This Country.
Thought Good Scheme.

Bolivia is resorting to the moving
picture to show the outside world some
of it's activities, and no more effective
means of advertising can be found, ac-
cording to the bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce. Four reels have
Been prepared, based upon subjects that
are intended to give some idea of the
wealth, resources and business activi-
ties and customs of that nation. The
ilms have been shown to several Or
.anizations of business men In this
country.
while much attention has been given
Evening star., 1915-11-18
THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1915.

in the past few months to South Ameri-
can affairs" says a statement OF the
bureau, "this is the first time that any
considerable number of business men
have been able to observe the actual
daily conditions under which the activi-
ties of one of the nations take place.
This method Of gaining the atten-
tion Of the people of the United States
is found to be effective to a degree e;x-
ceeding anything that could be accom-
plished by printed descriptions, and at
the several exhibitions of the films in
the district around Chicago the repre-
sentatives Of the bureau Of foreign and
domestic commerce have noted the
value that was placed upon the views
by men who have in the past had no
dealings with South America. but were
looking to an extension of trade in that
direction"
The United States trade promoting
bureau also Is using the film to pro-
mote American industries abroad.
Evening star., 1915-11-18

national chamber committee on the de-
partment Of commerce are Walter H.
Cottingham, Cleveland; C. Herbert De
Fouke, St. Louis: E. Oliver FoWlkes,
Mobile; Edwin F. Gay, Cambridge,
Mass; Charles C.. jerks, Detroit;
Charles A. Mccormick. New Brunswick,
N. j.: Alfred H. Mulliken. Chicago;
Lewis W. Parker, Greenville, S. c.:
Calvin NJ. Smyth. Philadelphia, and
A. A. Young, Ithaca, N. Y.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
British Capture Spanish Steamer.

BERLIN (by wireless to Sayville, N.
", November 1s.-The Overseas News
Agency states in an item given out for
publication:
According to the Gaceta del Morte
of Bilbao, Spain. a Spanish steamer
with a cargo of wire was stopped by a
British cruiser and compelled to un-
load at Gibraltar before being allow
ed to continue on her voyage to NAL
aga"
Evening star., 1915-11-18

If new tinware is rubbed over with
fresh lard and put into hot oven
until very hot, it will seldom rust.
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Not Enough for Latin America.

Special consideration is given to the
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce, of which DIR. Edward E. Pratt
is the chief. in the committees report
to the matter of promotion of commerce
in Latin America. During the present
year a congressional appropriation of
$4,000 is available for this purpose
Next year the amount will be $4,000
1t Is generally believed that with the
close of the European war we may be
able to hold against European com
petitors a goodly proportion of the
markets for American products which
we have now gained in Latin American
countries. The committee believes that
the appropriation Of $4,000 for 1916
should be increased.
There are now ten commercial at
taches accredited to American embas-
sizes or legations in foreign countries,
'"rhe new service has already proved
of value and its extension to other
countries Is strongly recommended.
The countries to which commercial at
taches are accredited are Great Brit
ain, Russia. Brazil, Argentina, Chile.
mittee recommends that the attaches
now assigned to Australia be transfer
red to one Of the following countries
and that new attaches be appointed to
cover others: Italy, Scandinavia, Spain.
Austria, Japan and Turkey.
Trade Commissioners Advocated.
In countries whore the commercial
interests Of the United States are not
sufficiently important to Justify the
appointment Of an attache or where
the United States maintains no legation
or where the commercial representa-
tive is to cover q number Of countries
the committee recommends the use of
the title trade commissioner" These
as commercial attaches. the committee
| believes should be appointed to Aus
Evening star., 1915-11-18

With regard to salaries of commercial
attaches and consuls, the committees
recommendation is:
The salary should be commensurate
a special fund provided. or some other
method adopted, for adjusting the dif-
ference in living expenses among off,
GERS of the United States of equal rank,
to meet cases In which living expenses
| are materially in excess of the aver
age"
Evening star., 1915-11-18
Higher Consular Salaries.

A list Of salaries paid to lower grade
consuls at posts where the cost of liv-
ing Is very high shows some startling
things. In cities where the United
States is one of the strongest competi-
tors of Great Britain and Germany for
the worlds markets the following fig
ures of salary show how handicapped
the American consul is:
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22
COUNCIL pKOt EEDfNGS

Minutes OF the meeting OF the town
council OF Oroviue, Washington Jan
l>. 1915.
Present--Mayor Prentice Council
men Beale. Smith, Friis. Peterson and
Bartel
Minutes OF the previous meeting
read and approved as read
The annual report OF the Town CLERK
Vas cad ana On motion was accepted
and ordered published
The bond OF &. A. McAlanan as town
treasurer was read anu On motion was
accepted
Al this time the oneT OF tue Os5vo9s
company TO sell certain land 10 tie
town Was raised from the table ana a.
Tel some consideration was laiu on The
table indefinitely
Councilmen Beale ana Barteli wete
instructed TO have the hose nous. mat
Is nov on the corner OF Fourth and
Dung streets removed 10 some other
location
The mayor then made the following
appointments L. Il. Hoose. clerk ana
superintendent OF water department
Neal d Neal, attorneys, James Fer
guson. police justice
On motion council adjourned.
L. X. HOOSE, Clerh.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22
An oLD UkASv1ANiIE

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22
SCHOOL NOTES

Aubrey McManan has been on The
SICK list Tor Tie oast Two weeks
threatened with pneumonia But bis
fellow students are all hoping TO see
him Oack again soon
Mark Mitchell VINO has attended
high school here during the iall anu
winter, returned home last week ez-
pecting 10 attend school at Nelson.
Recent high school visitors were
AIRS. Nance, Miss Pauline Davis. Miss
Niietta Granger ana Miss inez Cat
lin.
The Oroyilie high school basket ban
team defeated the Omak team 81 tg Is
Ia one OF the fastest ganes ever plan
eo N OrovIIe. As an exhibition OF
beth individual skill and team work Il
was splendid game
An agricultural lantern slide lecture
was given in the nigh school assembly
room before the game 10y County AerI
euiturit j, A. hughes The lecture
aealt largely with the importance ef
proper confirmation ia dairy cattle.
The high school gIris served re-
ireshments after the game, in the do
nestle art room. after which, the hour
being late, al joined in tue chorus.
'ils a long way 10 Tlpperary
Coastns down the steep hillsides
near the school building las been one
me lAieI sports oil both grades and
high school during the past TWO weeks
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22

j. uas also Doen q fA'AsA A''N'' =.
ANA ID. ths SNOW 10 not deep eHoesN =
.aer tbe rough places A.'1 s''9
.,,0...astle ,oasters aayc been 4u''
badly injured s..
4 literary program Was b''sN
.a.. afternoon Ia which q debate on -.
.,sf. question nas onc oi tae eu'1'
.g4mbots Tao dabatois Mere @'''' 80
st,s- Harlan Fuilor and Nm 0o''
NEGATIVE Gertrude Grans1f ana "''
snd Ginei. Tie decision % tAe 4N'a0
-, Two Tor ,ue affirmative ana oA
los tns negative.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22

The Waterviile Press expresses sur
prise because the Gazette mentioned
laVoraDly some act OF President Viii
son The Gazette is partisan, but ia
uies TO be just That is why the
Press can NOT understand word OF
praise Tor "a democrat coming from .
republican source During the years
that the Press has come 10 TINS office
il has never contained word OF com
mendation Tor a republican, and every
issue is full OF yiJrioHc criticism o.
tnat party ana members thereof IT
is TOO hide bound 70 realize- that
patriotism may be above party
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Rer g. ii. Severance. Vicar,

There will be the following services
next SUNDAY, January 2a--Mornipq
prayer and sermon at II: SUNDAY
school at IL; evening PRAYER 81 7a-
everyone is cordially invited to a--
tena these services orr Sunss,
school Us gradually increasing and
your children are not in SUNDAY school
iha} viii receive d cordial walcora d.
our school
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22

themselves calmly anu dispassiohate-
H. When the proposal As clearly an
derstood ~e DO not believe any rea-
sonable man OF woman Will hesitate
Tor moment 20 give his. OF her, aid.
consent ana encouragement To this SOC
luton to such an important proposl
rftu
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22
HERE AND

A. p. Nj
Monday on
w. p. Ow
Riverside d
That old
A Blackwell
day in Orov
1t is repo .
les hay is
suit that pr |
e. V. Rel |
Oroville, we .
Onak Wed |
l.. w. Ba
enbalner q .
il Tonasket |
agency here
Mrs. FraI
Olympia to
They may
close of tn,
session for
At the la .
cOnnlSSlOnt
190S-9-10, er
the Methods
Vile, were
The Juni
church will
urday, ,Ianl
Give the lit
let you kno]
John Alit|
Monday to 1
new school
and as he is |
new buildin .
Quite a n
over Sunday
gayety of til
contributing
that was no
DR.. IL. NJ
Urinary, VIII
in demand
on the NOV
urday and S
mess.
The mayo
as clerk an
department,
has filled m
He is now S
and so read
those duties .
mistake for
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22

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:. :. EFkER. NJ. .. g
Physician ana Surgeon +.
Ohice over 0roVille Commercial co .
Residence one door south hospital =
OROVILLE, WARRINGTON 3
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-01-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

: 49,. =: .s.sses> :,:>v.~::e.,syse:s;,: e:s:-2
> DR.. :. - MASTERS .
> DENTIST 9
). VIA se al his home ONCE In oro- =
3 vile fSt TO 2oth Of each month y
: OFFICE ON NORTH @AlN ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-12
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There Is one sure way thxt never fails
to remove 6andruT completely and that
is to dissolve It This destroys It en-
ti-eiy. To do this. Just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon ;
Apply II at night when retiring use
eaough 20 r,ois,ea the scalp and rub Il
IN gently with the finger rps.
By morning, most If not all OF Jour
dzrdruE VIII be gene. and three or four
more applications VIII completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
s;Sn and trace OF Il, no matter how much
6andruI you may have
You viii End, 100, ths: an itching and
digging of the scalp VIII stop instantly.
and your hair VIII be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
= hundred times better.
Iou can get liquid arvoa At any drug
eore- II Is inexpensive, and four
canoes is all you vii need This simple
remedy has never been known 90 fail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-12
GERMANY
fCp1tsuua5 from page ID

t-fzr Submarines ia n. ReSt-s-Ess-
ar with fuel I'D Eu-,'isL A1-iraisy
or6e-s were issEss to1sy tr- 4 syE%
matte MIN. fer tree. eg-s-yc-. - rs
csEFit.x - --e e-e-y-
IL this soErc. 81 s--ss -. s<
cut off, u Is believes tse ..-,Ae
under SEA toas rs-ps*E- VII se e>s-
&c 50 far "a re r.s..-, b>s{.s-Tzse-
an is coro-sn-.- Pelir FSsu- &~1
Corstantinc5s. Will E-sB - ass A@cBs
for bases, bot nssEI c5c5ss c-8-s
them TOO distant for 1-zS.Ss; Ese -
beats operating in tire -sar rece-:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-12
Commissioner Collins Receives Letter
From Company Stating That
Work is Being
Rushed.
ASKING FOR DAMAGES
C. r. MeFarianS Asks the City for SIS
City vaeating Part
Of Carroll
Street

Eeokuk's a-st order for 10 street
signs. whsch vent out from the city
once recently viii he here inside OF
g week Commissioned Collins recsiv-
ed letter from the lndestructlbie
Street Sign company % Columbus,
Ohio. today. which was dated Norsm-
Der 10. In which the company states
that tAa Keokus order is besns rushed
through oTe- a number OF others on
hand and that the first shipment viii
Be made n shout eight days
TITS means that the signs VIII ar
rive here the latter part OF next week
and they viii be erected as soon as
possible after they arrive here.
Asks Damages.
c. r. Mcfarland has asked the city
for s35 for damages TO his automobile
when the machine is alleged 20 have
run into an open crossing ditch AT
Third and Morgan streets on the
evening of Thursday. Oct 81 In the
petition IL Is said that the crossing
was ont and the hole partly filed with
sand so that its danger was hidden.
The city council Will rote on the
final passage OF an ordinance Facating
parts OF Carroll street. on next Mon
day The parts OF the street that
have been vacated are In blocks 179
and $50 between ios 10 In block $50
and the east line of the new street
that has been made through the
block. and also east OF lots 5 and in
block I7e and west of the new street
This new street, recently provided
Tor by the city. runs for several hun
bred yards diagonal 90 the present
streets. beginning back OF Carey
school
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-12
GREEK WAR PARTY.
CONSUL
BRANDED TRAITOR
Continued from page L.
fContinued from

Teuconic propaganda In the United
States Will be ignored by the German
embassy.
ri answered ali the charges made
against me, would not have time for
auything else Ambassador Rernstor1
said when seen at the Ritz Carlton
today. Il have nothing to say about
the matter"
The Providence newspaper, quoting
Dr.. Joseph Goricar. formerly Austrian
consul at San Francisco, asserted the
United States is honeyccmbed with
Teuton:c spies and that the German
ambassador has directed q move to
intsuidate workmen OF TeutonSc ma
tioaatity who are employed IN nc
tories making supplies for the allies
DR.. Goricar resigned from the Aus
TRAN service last December when. &C
co-dsng TO the account published to
da- he asserted he was asked to Sc
cu-e detailed plans OF Pacific coast
Notifications for the AustroGermau
governments.
The expose has Included numer
o-s sensational charges. Consuls n
various cities were named as being
involved n alleged plots.
Accuses Archibald.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-An iu1ne-
date Investigation will be made OF
the statement OF Dr.. Joseph Goricar,
that James T. Archibald. arrested in
ENGLAND recently for attempting 10
carry papsr to Vienna for former
Austrian Ambassador sDumba, kle
what WAS IN the papers. the justice
de,artnent announced today
Go-tcar alleged that contrary 20
archibald's statement. the letters and
memoranda he carried were Prepared
IN the Office OF the Austro-AungaTiar
Consul General Won Nuber IN Ne"
YORK before Archibald himself.
Assistant Attorney General Warren
said the department had continued
lis investigations OF alleged violations
of American neutrality since Dumba'.
recall and that as soon as more eva
dsace had been collected, confer
e1cs With state department officials
would be held 20 determine upon
course OF action
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-12
~Ao Set - Fire

TT-..ee Press Leased wire Service ]
HALIFAX Scv. lZ-ssIss that TIE
BC-s. EseDe- BIO LSgaa Dsy have
szsz Sc. a.r.- rAl s-s-gA7ea today
TT tLe discovery os rss- nay grave
:, - 4 ..ece e Ina Use & Ia slelr
cEEo.
TIE 70 Lagos 1r back heye q
weak x-Eo VIII - SEGA cx-o Are
SIC ki1 E-a--s1 E1 New Tc-k =
.le~s-y- II. 5AcCFsT Tzs
-ats ~ Q i-Ss-sc-s-xl OsozS-lz
Is-s EzEE nH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-12
Asthma Sufferer

Write today. I EIl tell you tree Of
charge how / was cured OF asthma
Ri - years o: terrible suffering, BY
4 ample inexpensive home treatment
rhsch never fails ! an 50 grateful
for nv present good health I van.
every enc 20 know OF this wonderful
treatment, Mrs. Fred z Mo-aine, Box
& So. Des Xotnas. InxA i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-12
souxAsIA UNDECIDED.

LONDON, New. f2-3>eaEse o. In
slee Information Tat .he RoErzEnian
es.e-rr-e-: 10 determined Absolutely
-s- g exsos. Ro1r-snEs - ss>a7 fate
Is seis5v-, s1EiasSors nere expressed
----a t,1cs .,Sxy % reports that Rus-
slz hss se.n allowed 70 lard troops
80 asS-arAs- sell fer . movement In
- Bulgaria
Tire sr--y 10 .hs. TIE eEzrs fc-ces
sseer>e> IRE osrsse a-s r,sce their
Ea,>-z =. s1i1s-Fs- .si--y miles north
- -. Bulgaria. 5>-s.-.
T-sf a,s-ssis RAY bin TIRE allies
- -. Balkan campaign develops 50
.-sse Ter sr- IA ossTtsr % protect
re- <-,e. E-7s1rSo-. Ss S.--et possible,
~ a. s-.I.-- :. 70 p,5n..1 ov-- she
.-zz< >. ro->s>.eiy cver--sn hy ere
--a.s .~<--s-S . ,rs-ce - receiving
az Fer -r&s --sse- J. ]. strongly
-zss.s>-.< .Sxe sae hza Ssre6 70 an
tz,--Ex. re >e-.-zi po~.-a
CREEK PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED.
ECsoCs,, NV fixing Co-stss-
-. <-sEFr -z1 t---s1 cosr7 t7e
-sg-.1-. :. -. Greek war party. Eth-
go >s-s.s -,csY s.ao1nSeo us
>.s<s--a-- -< -s-Sss-.-- No details
Sz< 1..- TT fs- Ce>e-ter g, 5Ss
.-e.st - 70 - SIS -tsse..ys action
1-~z1 z<s-
s-.- ~ sS>ssos>fs7 t1- kings
Ez-.r- -->s-e <s~ n.gt-si Drer7ser,
-,11 1<s-.v a. ss1sn r.sot5 sssons with
.g-S-.-S.- gs,sz.scs, srsr Ies1e- -
>s-gs-.-+. a~f.- view - irourfn5
-. ,->-~s- s~s05 ~ Least g tolerate
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