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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Meufs aus NDd S8lanb.
Site Scttidle Ginaupbncrim acitorbcu. |

Mltc Sentid)e G%i,suobncril gcitorben.
9tah ldltgerer &ranfbeit lit borge-
tern Madmittag i'm @eim ibrer Iod)-
ter, Sran Sernna1m SCHUBERT, 1tO1
III. Mpenle, Srau @ilbelmine Spffs
1llann I'M sitter bon 81 Sabren ge=
ltorbel1. Die @~eritorbene tpltroe am
q. Mfai 1884 in 6iri6berg, 8ropir5
Sd)lcliell, G%elltidlanb, gebore11, 100
lie bis 5ltmi Gooe Hires @otten lebte
nto oam Dor "a Sabrer ins 2o10
llllp gleid) nod Mof sslol1o fam.
sic blllterlaBt cine 1odter, 6ra1,
sdlrbert, ll1o 5ebn @nfel lptpie ei1le11
9ruoer in 9eutldlallo. Sic Beerbi-
anrg fiaoet beute geadbmittog bonn
Srallcrbalie aus auf Dem Gbippiar1=
mod 6rieobof itatt. Naitor Gfolf bon
Der oeutlbell 5rieoe1sgemei1loe miro.
Die 2eidenreoe am Gorge inns Gro
be baltell.
pic ~1ellerpebr apuroe aeltert
Morgen fltr5 nod 3 llbr nod SERB.
Sirf's @rocerpsStore an ser @cfe ser
3. 9lpel1lle uno 8. Strobe ger1fen,
mo- ultf bis jett nod) llid5t auigefldirte
Meile elm 6ener e%ntitol1Oen 1pQr, oas
jeoo6 id)on beoe1ten0e Iortidritte.
aenlad)t batte, ebe Die 1euerpebr an
la1gte. Gus Iel1er lit inn Siltertbeil
bes @e}bafts(ofals msgebro6en u1b
perbreitete lidy 6alo iiber oas gauge
9pfal. Gas gauge @aarcl1lager pur=
PC ourd) sic 5la1mlcn l,l1o oos @al=
lcr l1l0 &al1b 5eritort. 1us @aarel1=
lager nor nit ST 100 b%erlid)ert. Ias
8ebal0e' gebort $. McGnaoe ill Mi-
Ion llno lit e6elrfaus %periidert. Ser.
Sd)oocn bclalrft lid) ollf ii6er $4,000.
Sn @anlpton lit geitern eorgel1 III
Der sSriibe rad) LANCER &ranf6eit SEER
Na11. $. Socobs, Elm l%allgiabriger
gt11tpobner Der Srtidaft, I'M Sitter
bon Is Sabren %geltorben. ST mllroe
an1 1S. Sln1i int Staate Melp Oorf
geborcn nll0 fam inn SATIRE 1865
meltl1d) ll1l0 gle1dD nod Nof Sslmo
Gol11tp. IllBer leiner SSrau, nit Ser
er lib I'M Siten berbeirat6ete, bintcr-
laBt er nebrere Some lln6 16dter,
lople IL gnfel n11b 6 l1renfe(. 9ie
Meroigu1g iin0et am Iomnerstag
ytada1littag allf Dem Srieobof Sit
6an1pton ltatt.
Der 5~rollenoercin ser Maidini-
ten, Der lit ser bieliaen Srrol1ltriol
Sale 1cine Sibllngen obbalt, ertpGbl=
te poraeltern M6eno oie f%olgen6en
l1ellel1 9ealnten fir oas fornnrenoe
Sa6r::
V%raiioe1til1 8ron 6reo gdroc-
Der, Gof SsIallo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
@%eriammln1e Der glftieninbaber.

Sic Sabresz@eriammlung ser af<
tieninDaber Der 9apenport Gapings
8anf bon 9abenport, Sotpa, fir Sic
Babl bon nelln 9ireftpren fir bas
fo1nmelloe Sabr miro Itattfinoen in ser
Office Der g%erannten 8arf, @de ser
3lpeiten llnD Wain Gtrabe, am Mpn<
tag, Den 10. Sanlar 1916. Sic
gtimmplabe fins often bon 2 Big 4
11br Na6mittags.
Sobn S. IN, 8raioent.
Dtto @iIl, &aI1irer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
g%criammlnng Scr Mftieuinhaber.

Sic SabreszGerlammll1ng Ser Off
%tieninbaber Der Scott County Gabings
@anf BON 9abenpprt, Soma, fir Sic
8nbl bon 8ireftoren fir bos fpmmen<
pc Sabr miro ltattfinben III Ser Office
Der gc%nannten 8nuf, @de Ser 9ritten
nnb 8rabD StraBe, am Mitttppd. ben
~. Sanuar 1916. Sic Sttmnlpldbe
in1o often bon 10 11br Morgens biz
~ l1br Wlittags.
S. $. SAB, 8raiioent.
Is It. Gtueber, &a1Iirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Mit SUI fiji M m II ma

Mit gu # j mmung Der
@taotsbabnberipaltung perDens in
Deuti9lan0 lett ldlgerer 3eit 8elnez
.i1nen I'M Speiiepagenbetrieb TER
iudsmeife befdaftigt. Sic perieben
Die 9telle bes ftdnOig i'm 5peilepa=
gen tdtigen 5%lpeiten Relners uno baz
ben ii6 in ieoer 8esiebung belpdbrt.
Sur @in1telung tommen mei1t pprsez
bilbete 5rauen bon gum &riessbienit
.i11gesogenen poer i'm 5eloe gefolenen
RDden unb 9berfeunern. 9a Die bis=
5erigen 8erfude burduus gelunsen
ltno, iteben nod einem Mtnt1terialz
erlaKe Bebenten segen hie 8efddfti<
gung ppn &elnerinnen au9 in anbe<
rem Spei1epo9enbetrieben ni15t entge@
gen. !
. lie MottenpIagetn ben
@dibenardben ma9t Der fran5D'iIden
9eeresperpaltuna f6pn felt eeraumer
Seit Mrbeit, ba ntdt nur Qebensmit<
tel. 1onoern aud Musriftllngsgegenz
ltdllbe bon ben. Nagern re9t erhsbli9
ll11tgenpmmen lpnr0en. Mllf MnorO=
nll1lg bes fron50ilhen Rriessmini=
tiers sat bas goiteurf6e Snititut per=
.f3'eoene Gifte u1lo trontbeitserreaenps
sSspffe berseftellt. Sic anlheinenb nit
gutem Grfola psrpun0t lperben; aud)
Salpefeltoblen1toff miro benuBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Generally DISCRIMINATING
Gin bie Mitelieber Scr German MutuaI
Sire Sni. sliI'm Of Scott
GDulttD, SD,ua.

Sic Notwithstanding obiger
@elelidaft CUR G%rtpabIl1ng bon iieben
9dreftoren unb 5tpei gagatore1L lotpte
lonftige @e1ddfte als ba bprfpmmen
mogen, tpirb an 8. Sanmar 1916,
nm IL 1tbr @ormittngs, I'M Scott
gpln1tp Court Souie, (1ltlides @e<
ridts5immer), abgebalten.
Gbas. 8anitinn, g. s. Me7er.
9rditbent. Gefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
8ettfeDer1t

tperbenbnrd 9ampf aut uttb bints Sc.
rcini9t. ~ 8ettiibersi9e tperber setua.
iden ,nab aenabt, lotpie Matr"tru s,it
ansarGeTrrt
Sans @agncr, 1t13 uelI. 8 Str.
9abenport. Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
@%criammlnng Ser Mftieuinbaber.

Sic abreszSerIammlung Ser Mfz
tieninbaber Ser German gr11t CONE
5panb bon 9abenport. Sntpu. fir bie
Nelipabl bon 9ireftpren fir bas fpn1s
menbe Sabr miro itattfinben in ser
office Scr @eiellidaft, 9ritte nnb
@ain @trabe, am Wontag, Sen 10.
sSan,ar 1916. Inn 10 l1br @ormittags.
gbns. 81. @nb, 8rdfthcnt.
Otto rte If c. Gefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

8egen Sdyldgerei iii elmer @irtb=
ldaft an Ser 3. Mpeln,e o1pild)en ser
2. lrno 3. 5trabc MURDERS I6eppfil
3e MeDer> &onlain Gal1 S%perbergbe,
Neter Socl1ens lllro Oscar CATER
p%er6aftet lllr0 aeitern Moracl1 BON
Mibter at 5traiem bon $3.50 bis
$3.50 perllrtbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

Nalt Eroiioentin - Sri. Muriel5
@ilttcr, Mod 5slanb.
8i5eprdiibentin Irol1 Gbag.
anoerien 5@od SSslono.
@rot. Sefret4rin 80 Sral1 IS. 6.
MrSSntoibs 9apenport.
6ittan5iefretarin - sSralt 81. g..
@otnber, Decline.
SdlabmeiItertn - lra1 81. grricf=
Ion, 1apenport.
Sralt @rn. Moier itorb gelterr
gornrittog gegen 10 l1br in ibrent,
Semi, Pip 8. glpenl,e, rad lal1gererI
4ranfbeit I'M Sitter. bon % sSSabrelt.
sic bi11terlaBt ibren Mom 11ro 111el=
rere ai1loer. 1ie @eer0igl1ng ii1loet
morgen ltatt.
aonrpognie 81 miro am Mel,iabrs-
obeno eine1 Gang i1 Der Mrn1orp
@alle abbalten. 0as Criterion Or
DIETER miro oie Mhliif liefern. Sic
nlonatlibe Slipeftion ser &ol11pag=
ME fano borgeltern gl6ello ltatt rr1o
1T erfol9rei6 oerlalfen.
Ger Mod SSsslallo &otarp Glu6 be-
mirtbete geitern inn 9. sc. 6. 81. Sc
balloe et1Da 60 &1laben nit eil1ent
bor5iigliden 0inner. 9Cu[er ben
anaben marelr etma 60 Mitglieoer
oes Gotarp Clubs al1meie1o. Nad,
Der Mabl5eit pl1roen bie &loben BE-
ldenfi.
Ser 5taotrotb bat in leir1er leb-
ten sibung 0ell enogiiltigen Cut
ldlnB gefabt, Sic beablittigfen $780,
900 BON Ser @ernbaro 5doae 50.
bon Seem Dorf gitp ou horgen, pie
ldJon beabiidtigt in ser 5ibung am
q. 9e5enrber. 3iele sun1n1e lon
onrd Die inn 5riibiabr einla1fer10e
ESteller 5nriif6e5ablt meroen. Ole
|lebte staotratbsiibung apar cine fur
E,5e n11o 1pllr0e MIR Die. Sr0il1ana, a11=
ge11o1nme11 fir Dos 2egen zines 5ebn=
5olligen 5erpers on 3. Mpenue bon
Der 5. Mpenlle bis sur 10. 9pel1ue.
@ei( er SOS itaotiide nGelt6aussD
mn tpel tlid]en Sbeil Der 5taot beludt
Tbotte, obne beb0ro1i6e g%rlaubnib,
|lpltroe porgeltern 8uo 9etit, 213 ID.
strabe 1pobnbaft, perbaftet uro ul=
ter 5000 8%Irgidaft geltelt. Seine
Srau ap1roe Dor einiger 3eit nod
Dem 9olpital ge6radt ul0 er bette
lie einige Mnle nit @rlqubniB llt0
oolm obne @%rlallbniB beiltdyt.
S~taotfommiliar Sobn q. M1lrrin,
Norlteber oes Geparteme1lts fir Of
tentlides gigentblnn ger 5taot Nod
Sslono, bat 81. IS. Sharpe, 5uperin=
teaoent Ser &od Ssluro Malierper=
fe, ol1fgeforoert, leine Mei ig11atiion
ielll5nreid)en. Dies lon idyon fruber
geld,eben lein, 6ob iitbis iebt Sharpe
Dem gerlangen ni6t radgefomnel1.
gsesbalb Die &eiignatton geforoert
miro, tit nidt beiti11m1t befanl1t ae-
modt, bod ion Dies aus 5par]am-
feitsriidiidtea geideben iein. gs
miro gelagt, Dob peridieoene 9rgani=
1atiol1elt Der StaOt cine Getition on
ben !5taotratb einreiden meroen, I'M
oe1l W'ann OUT leinem Nlae 81 balten.
@eil lie ibrem Man1 nit einemt
Sagomelier I'M @eiibt aopf mo
&orper ldapere 5dnittmllroen beige
brad]t batte, ipllr6e porgel tern Meno
Die Iarbige Bertha 9lnbar, 7O2 g.
straBe mobnbaft, Derbaftet llr6 ge=
lter1 W}orgel1 1orn NoIi5eiridter .ul1=
ter $500 Wiiraid)oft sen @robge=
|1daporel1en ii6ermieIen. Ser M1nlrt
beiBt @iqiam Il,nbor ualo lit im 1o=
penport iomobl mic bier bon leinar
6rau oes 0fterell mibbanoelt morbeu.
Sic befii1oet itdt jebt I'M g%olu1tDae=
Iangni5.
l&E ~ 4eaE.4kSta zN@4HL# .ETgH
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

Ser Mopembertermin oe5 1i-
itriftsgeri6ts muroe bier porgelt terri
bon &idter Ionesan geid)loilen ullo
miro Der Sonlrartermin anr 3. SSal1u=
or eroffnet meroen. Cine Mn5abl
Safe liegen sur grleoigung Dor.
Sic Merrpfielo 6il6 & @rain Sc
|perator So. bnt ibren 8etrieb ein=
geiteat, neil lie mtaibrenb mebreren
Wonoten nit %finan5iel1cr Sdpmierig-
feiten 5u fdnipfen @atte. Ius gigen=
tGllm ioll am II. Sal1ltar auf sluf=
ton m%eiitbietelD perfaltft merben, I'M
ole o%usitebeIl0e1 Sduloelr 81 6e5ab=
len.
%. 6. MIiperL ser befq11nte &nopf-
|fabrifant bon Ml1scutille, lit anr
Montag Mbel1D Inn IL llfr III Seem
Oorf nadl la11gerer Ara11fbeit on SEN
Iolgen eifes fiji Sftnber erlittenen
S6lagdnfalles 83ellterbel1. Set 5mei
Sabren pertrot er in Seem Dorf Bic
Wfc&ee & @lipen Button So. bon
Ml1scatine. @r mar G%i5epraiioent
Der Ml1scatine 5tate 8anf ln1o mar
lit anoere1 bebel1ten0en l1rrterneb=
Imll1gen i1terelirt. gr binterl4Bt
bier &il1ber inns cine Shlpeiter. Die
|2eide miro bier 1nafrid)einlid} beute
anlangel1, l1nl 0anl1 @nbe Ser @od)e
auf Dem Greenwood 6ricobof beer
Digit 5l1 meroen.
Clarence @llb, 4tS psltlid)e Z,
|StraBe pobnbaft, bat ein Natellt cr=
balten, off eillen. Sbil1fenz Grel1er
'l1l1o &odler, mic aus Dem Gatentan1t
in Mabingtol1 6eriGtet miro.
Nad) eirellr ne%rbeirotbeten 2ebcl1
bon lltr led1s @od)en 3ol1er i6at
Sran @aa Gong cine 5d)eiolnlgsfla=
&c gegen ibren Mann, Glarf 6.
Song bon @iltolt i'm bieiigen Of
ltriftsgeriht cillaereid)t. Ias Guar
bette 1id) on -: 9topentter perbei=
ratbet.
Scr 0ffcatlide @eibl1odtsba1m
miro am Treitag mOSm1stag Mbeno
pieoerlm eleftriid belelldtet meroen.
Sim Reimbursement iol mieoerlln1 ein
Nroaranm SIR Nusfiibrllna fonlnlell
l1llo lpe5ieu aus Mlllifmllnllern be-
lteber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

9ambclm

lidert 0ies s4,2oo.oo ncltes iiinf simz
mer : 8unaaloip auf Dem gerse fir
S3,5oo.o0 ani iebr leitbte absabllnss=
8eningllngen. 9as obere 5tpdluerf
lam fir 2 3immer eingeridtet tpere
Den, ipenn 9epiinidt. Sic llrlade lpe@
gen oieies iebr mdbisen 0(b5ablllnss=
Bargains miro beim @pripreden err
tldrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
MtueS nus Musratinc.

HHt
Sn Ser geriumnll,ng ser Mitglic=
Der Der 9utterie s ill ser llelen Dir
11torp Sole pprgeiter1 M6elo mllroe
aellt1a11t DITTO Wal1l uls 8utteried)ef
eilttimntig ermablt oils Mad)folaer
Don Sol. $. s. 2a1ge, ser b%efannt=
lid reltgnirt tbat. Sl,nior L. 2el,t=
l1al1t, S, :. SUITED muroe als Semi
or |. 2eut11a1lt crmdblt; Se1ior 2.
Qeltt1ant 6. Barnard mllroe als SSsll-
1lipr l. 2eut1ol1t ermGblt uno Ss14
lttnr 2. 2eltnal1tl1 @omarb Mpud)
lpllroe als Senior 9. 2el1tllant CT
ipdblt. grlter Sergem1t Matt San
grptle aoaleirte sum Sl,1ior 2.
2elltnant.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

9sad mir 5lpcipodiiger aronfbeit
an Der 2llngelent5iil1oln1g lit porge.
ltem 4berb Sri. Sarab 8. Moams in
ibrem Seirt All Gbeltnllt Strabe,
I'M Mlter bon So Salren geltorben.
Sic mitroe inn Sabre 1869 III Ml1s.
cati1le geboren mo bat ieitber bier
gelebt. Set elmer Mcibc BOZ, Sab
rell NOR iie oils Sdonipieleril1 al, oel,
bieligelt offentliden 5hnle11 tbdtig.
Eie gerltorbene binterlaBt orei 9rii,
Der; cine Sdmelter lturb nor eil1enl
Sabre. Die 9eeroialtng iinoet mabr.
ideinli6 morgen ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

Clarence @llt, Ais peitlidc Z.
pStraBe mobnboit, Dot Elm Gatellt CT
balten off eillen. 5dil1fen= 9rel1er
l1l1o Solder, mic alls beln Gatentan1t
in &salbington 6eridtet miro.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Hesperian Survivor
arrives in Oakley.

George Catten. OF London. a
survivor o! the Hcsperian which
WAS torpedoed by German sub
marine on Saturday, September
4th about 200 miles from Queen
town arrived in Oakley on Wed
nesday. Along with his brother
Joseph, a boy of eleven years they
left London September 2nd en-
route for America, George the
elder boy for Oakley, and the
younger boy for Salt Lake to
join his father. George says that
they were in their state room
preparing to turn in Tor the night
WHEN they heard dull thud.
At first they supposed that gun
had beed fired; bat when the pas.
sengers began to run about in
wild confusion. and some were
screaming wildly. they realized
that the ship had been struck
aud they put on lifebelts and
rushed up on deck. They man
aged to get into a lifeboat, but
the ropes did not work, and the
boat could not be properly laun-
ched. Then. to their terror, an
other boat was lowered on top
OF them. with the result that the
boats were lowered sterns uppt r.
most, and, yielding to the weight
OF their human freight, shot sud-
denly dowKwards, precipitating
men, women and children into
The water, George clung to the
ropes for about twenty minutes
before being rescued. During the
confusion that ensued. the two
brothers were separated. They
got into different boats, the
younger boy while LAYING in the
boat had the awful experience oi
having a dead lady laying across
him. Each feared that the other
had met death in the deep, and
their mutual JOY was great when
they were united at Queenstown.
The horror of the scenes will
never be forgotten by the two
Survivors.
George will work at Herald
Office.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Telephone Exten-
sion to the Basin
Now in Progress.
Also a | inc to the Junction
Valley Assured.

The Mountain States Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company
is building an extension to the
Basin country. The line will run
seven miles into the little Basin,
and then branch out in three
lines to cover the territory there.
The branch lines will be seven
miles long. There will be twenty
seven subscribers on the Basin
line to start with.
Recently some prominent tele.
phone officials and experts came
III to look over the field here. and
were so pleased with the pro
spects. that ordered the exten
sion, and numerous local I'M
provements. In the near future,
the local office will have a double
switchboard and two operators
on duty all day.
The Oakley exchange will have
over seventy new subscribers
within the last month or two.
when the Basin line is connected.
A very interesting announce
ment, especially to the people OF
Junction Valley is that tele-
phone line will soon connect
Oakley with the Junction Valley.
Mr.. Geo. o. 1olman and repres-
entatives CT the Bell system have
been conferring, and the line has
been practically agreed upon.
Mr. Tolman is the manager of
the Cassi. Independent system.
The telephone men recently in
town were: Mr.. Drniquc, MIR.
Cline and Mr.. Morris of the
Pocatello office.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
The Devise of Reform.

More than half of delegates to
the next republican National con.
ventiOn are to come out OF he di-
rect primaries. and to say that
the political goose flesh of the
politicians is quivering is stating
matters mildly. The ways and
results of conventions that name
delegate have long been well
understood. but now that the
people have taken the task of
political government in their o wn
hands, and let it be underst ood
that they must be obeyed, there
is no foreshadowing results.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Typical Mendacity.

Here is a circular issued from
Il st. Paul liquor organization.
1t quotes Abraham Lincoln as
saying that the injury done by
liquor did not arise from the
use of Il bad thing, but the abuse
of very good thing"
Here is what Mr.. Lincoln act
ually said ut is true that even
then it was known and acknOwl-
edged that many were greatly in
lured by (intemperance); ; butnone
seemed to think the injury arose
from the use OF bad thing, but
from the abuse of a good thing.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08


public
Com
of / n
"One banker be the
development
the public securities purchased by
facilities OF
included the syndicate whom employ travelling
services the other hand they the risk Of the securities which they
wholly in the public for another should be unw
requiring much experience organization machinery and scrutiny This
securities
public through bankers than they offered them direct The willingness
integrity
the banker who makes the offer banker who attempts
find himself without and therefore out OF
bonds secured Bonds OF this nature are issued
deposit them security for their bonds which in their
similar WILL
created America thus placing the farming industry
facilities capital
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
P.D. Weaver's s New
Home Burnt Down.

+. d. Weaver of Cottonwood
had a disastrous fire last Friday
morning. in which he lost hrs
new house and all his furniture
and effects.
The loss is very heavy. Mr..
Weaver had just built the house
last winter, and It was we'll iurn-
ished; not piece of furniture
was saved.
No one was in the house ut the
time and it is not known how
the fire originated.
The loss is valued at between
$4,000 and $4,000.
Mr.. Weaver carried little IN
surance in the Hartford. but his
loss will still be very great.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Will Mexico Relent?

There is a fascina ting fond hope
which however has not yet rip
ened into q real expectancy, that
Mexican leaders may get togeth-
er on some sortof peace program
III consequence OF the A. b. G.
and B. u. G diplomacy. How
ever the representatives of the
factions located i'll Washingt ton
are agreed upon one thing. and
that is that they III die first" be.
fore they give in.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Final Proofs.

We hear that l.. w. Howard, us.
Commissioner and Carey Act Land
Commissioner may be away during
December and January next.
Entrymen on either Homestead,
Desert or Carey Act land contem-
plating making final proof are ad-
vised to notify him at once so that
the notice of intention to make proof
may be started in the newspaper in
time to make final proof in October
or November.
About 60 days notice is necessary
on Homestead and Desert-Land
proofs and about 80 days on Carey
Act proofs.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Lewis r. Critchfield leaves
for a Mission to Central States

Lewis r. Critchield, son of l..
A. Critchfield, LETT last Saturday
for a mission to the Central
States. He was accompanied by
his parents as far as Salt Lake.
He lett Salt Lake today for Inde-
pendence, Mo-. Mission head
quarters. He goes with the
good wishes of the Oakley people
who wish him all success in his
labors.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Della Pringle at Opera House

Saturday evening will be the
last performance OF the Della
Prrngle Co. This company OF
excellent and we'll known artists
played Oakley for the first time
Nii Thursday and Friday wifi4'
some good plays, and will close
their engagement here Saturday
night with another up to date
play, and il you have not seen
any of their plays don't fail TO see
their last performance SATURDAY.
at the Opera House. Tickets on
sale at Quillians Red Cross Drug
Store.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Oakley and Burley United.

Miss Rhea Gorringe was mar
ried last week to Attorney Lester
Jones OF Burley in Oakley by By.
Reese M. Harper. The bride is
the daughter Of our popular har-
ness man. E. V. Gorringe; and is
well known here among the
younger set. The groom is
rising young attorney OF Burley.
The Young couple will make
their home III Burlry. We join
with their many friends in wish
ing them a long and happy lie
together.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08
Horticulture and
Live Stock Week at
the Exposition.

The management Of the Expos
Ilion has designated October 1S
TO % as horticultural and Live
Stock Week. 2" Interesting, in.
structive and entertaining pro
grams are being prepared b,
these two great departments ot
he Exposition.
For information on Horticult
ural program, address: Geo. A
Dennison, chief of Horticulture.
Palace oil Horticulture. Exposil
ION Grounds, San Francisco, Gal.
For information on Livestock
program. address: d. .. Lively,
Chief of Live Stock, Exposition
Grounds, San Francisco. Gal
All transportation companies
will furnish travel intormati lion.
Do not miss these splendid events
and recollect the dates-Octobrr
lS to %.
San Francisco invites YOU to
the Worlds Greatest Exposition,
and Horticultural and livestock
week will furnish programs II
such unusual attractiueness that
not only stuckmen and horticul-
turists but the general public
will be pro6tably entertained b,
attending and enjoying the two
splendid programs of "Horticul.
ture and Live Stock Week." Oct
lS to %.
FRED X. REED,
Commissioner, Special Days
Ro. III 2O3. Service Building,
Exposition 6: ounds.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08

In the latest issue of it's month
ly magazine. the Chamber OF
Commerce OF the United States
publishes some pertinent facts
and figures regarding the COM
mercial development OF Germany
Among other things it is record
ed that III May, 1914, before war
was ever dreamed of, Germany
shipped to the United States
goods valued at more than $14
100000. In May, 1915, the ex.
ports from Germany to this cou-
ntry amounted to only $3,172.-
900 In other words, the war
saved the producing classes of
this country more than ,OOO.-
900 in expenditures in one coun-
try in one month. 1t is difficult
to comprehend how any wage
Garner or any other man inter
ested III the industrial prosperity
OF this country can read those
figures and still advocate "A tariff
law that invites Germany and
other nations to supply our
markets with the products of
their workmen while American
Workmen are idle.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08

The Wall Street Journal finds
"A very remarkable situation in
the crop movement of the West
ern States tins year in that the
crops will for the most part be
moved without the aid OF East
ern money. The West is slowly
coming into its own. We are
getting independent Of the East.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-10-08

skv. comes a sweeping order in
reputation OF all that the high
minded men have been trying to
do, and the Naval Academy has
been made TO serve AS a play
thing for Democratic politicians.