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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
sntereliante streifLidlttr.


Berlin. 1. 5ept. (ssnnfenbGift.) J
- Ger boperiide aronprili3 ertIGr.
te NcidstogsnitglieOer1 Die i'm be-
iuhten, Die ibm In ben Weuno geIeg-
fen 9leuBerungen. ooB er oitfgebort
babe, optimiltii6 gu iein oOer ooB
nod elmer geipiien 8eit Die beiier or
eoniiirten uno reideren fei1DLi1en
0i1hte Die Boeihale au @uniten
Der glIIiirten neigen ipiiroert, DO Die
0elttlhen lire leRten gleierben her.
brouht b1tteii, Ieien bollitdnoig aus
Der 2uft gegriffen.
Sic orr1 oos Sobas- -8iirenilg
berbreitete lleberieslng 0er Gei6s.
toesreoe bes oettiden @ei9sfonaIers
felt ii6 als grobe G1Ii6rms bernus.
90 ). .. lift Die ganae 9ortie ailss
geloiien, in lpelher BON ben Greig.
niIien, bic benz arieg lninitteIbor
boroussingen Die gieoe lit; beionoers
Der 2beiI, aus oeul Die 9emiibitn.
gen Der beiltifen Regierllae, ben
6rieoen du erbalten, eriibtli9 firo,
bnrllnter olth 0aS Selegrnntnt an
ben Oeutiden 8otIdafter in @ien,
tn Dem oieier ongeluieien iDirb, oiif
einer @ieoerdnfniipfling Der Ser.
ban0luneeu nit RuBtnno 3u beIteben.
Die Sonooner 8eituneen berih-
ten iiher Beidlognabme bon sSrie.
oensflugi9riften Die gegeniD1rtig in
England in rai6er 4lfeindnoerfolge
eri6einen. @i1te oooon Die ben ii.
tel fiibrt: g9nIbiger 5rieoen ober
oos 2ano ruinirt@, iildt lire 2eier
dn iiber5eueen, inoem iie an Der
9an0 Ger arie9sereigniiie no6tpeiit,
onB 3euti9Ian0 uno iein U1ilitaris.
mus uniiberlpinoIid, cine 6ortIebune
Oes arieges oIio iiberfIiiiiie iei. Gin
bdloieer 5rieoe lei 0rineen0 gebo-
zen, I'M nnOeren Sale m1re eng.
lambs nirtbi6nftIiher aliin itnous.
blelbltb Die 6luglhrllt tDltr0e III
ben 8ororten 2onoons gu Sauien.
ben berbreitet.
sSn Der 8erliner greiie madt cine
@eididte bic 9iun0e, oie Elm greIIeg
gidt alif bic 3uitdn0e in ruIiiiden
lm0 @efangenenlagern
rirft. Gin @erIiner ReierbiIt, Der
am II. September bon Den @uIIen
berlpunoet uttb geiongen genommen
poroen mar, ipuroe bon ieinen anae.
borigen nIs to0t betr1nert, o1 Iie fein
aebens5eidlen nehr pnn ibn erhaIten
batten. gtiinniebr nof elf @tonoten
elbielt bic iSrni oes gootgegIollbten
ainen am 30. syonuor gel6riebenet
Brief aus Soobito in Si6irien, mo-.
rim ibr Monn ibr ntittbeilt, ooB ct
am 2ebeu lei mo iidl erbcIt 9obe |
Der Brief brandte ied)s @fohate, nm
ieinen geitimmungsDrt 5u erreiden.
5inc gan5e 9ln8abl onoerer naren
oerloren gegongen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
asidlen Ses nE.4a aeburnrn.

SonoIiilu, /. Sept. ~ Cine IN.
dnbI 2eiden Der bel oem 1tnteraoru
oes llnferieeboptes I'D" rrt's q.
Zen gefonntenen GeeIeitte trtsrSe az.
tern geborgen. Gie tuorem fteit.
Deiie nidt mebr ~ i6esrtiFisieren
9os Sdiff befinSet if@ ieSt In
Srodenood, HnO man tUirS MN
iuobl baI6 bic lirlnde, bic AZ Ieinem
llntcrgans fiIBrteh nssfinbia ma.
den fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
NallaAIlanttH mihtn
kti Tafbt btitnHtnl
fu Ftfls melaf tinlaaflta IN ksn
gtfe tiaaftilfa laA wf
ledtnst MHnthHf


Wsflw HtF uasH rf
9u Bolla gleffslfansM be NaH
ila lflgafnafiffIs HiigfH HffHs
HHhN Hu Huaftale NMadflgn Hoa
feh Hilifltu flnffisilA unh KNitldI
lanN. rliefrs A .llnaatn mh ast
7Hfii onntfthtls amahi mefhta
llnh SH hrt ErFl8e hglhl fs Fif
HillItim Huh mlIien. NIT UiamHl.
hnnt trblfHt fifeH fbell Nlatfho.
Hlrna an Nnlsafien uhyittign btf.
lanafn lthedl a Nmaeli son NdI
antlfn hef Ahrfei Ieler ben aflgi
ttfi1feH ted rf Eenirdlnladllf
auo bit fHrfri reflpfrthen Nulaotl.
ca eintu Ihclt non tHttIIhsthfa.
sign uNb ucriouaen 0ifhr bfilgn
ltrunoidaiilidp sleliifdiildi IN mc,s
lefrm 9innc mle bisher llte mcii
hIeie sirein0iliiailidle alcdraliidia
iieh ttIireai. mtrh bier boriauila ar.
heim aehaltcH. IirleIbp mlr6 dher
30 Iaae ireten, iobalh Die ureigniIIe
on Der Eonaii.5font wtii acnu8
notgrldriiieu i,u0
ecnScu. 1 gept. Ger eonoou
s9imes" mito 0llrdl ibren aor.
reiponbcuten nns 9ofia acmcIbet.
aIemihIonb iui0 CeiiCrrih.llnanru
thun, mas In ibrer Mudlt ltehi. Inn
ssriea spiihen guIgnrieu un0 Del.
len JIadbnrn herbeimhibrcl. (syebt
friegen eS Die GnaI1noer picoer mt
Der Augit aus meIGer tie iiber.
hollpt felt 9eginu oes arieaes ME
berdusgefontnen ffno.) Cine nrne
s5Hpaiion 5crbiens miro nod An-
fiht bon Wiilit1rfritifern in etiun 10
Iogen beginner uno 5mar ieoens
fnlls pm Often ans, inOem iein0s
lihe Sruppen iiber oen iAmaIen
Streiien ierbiihen @ebictes nod
gnlgarten Dorriiden un0 BON 0ort
eni 9tildl ilt1ridJieren iDeroen.
MittIerpeile iit cine Stpeitc @e.
fabr befannt getDoroen. sSn Dem
@ebiet bon sSogorng, an Der noro.
ipeitlid)en @ren5e bon &unl1nien,
miro cine ltorfe ieinoIife 3ruopen.
uiad)t Der oeutiden gerbiinoeten 3u.
inmrtenee3ogem. 100000 Wennn|
iino mdbreno 6er esrgangenen $50.
de in aronitnot, 5iebenbitrgen, ein.,
aetrofien, uno alIe lingarilden 3oas
bennten iino non Der @ren5ItationI
8reoenI nob aronit1Ot 3uriidge3o.
gen uor0en, eLeihfalIs Die 9onbe.
nniten in onGeren @ren5gebieten.
Die gfIidten Der 3oGbeboroen iii.
ben ieBt In S,dnoen Der ung1riidenI
Milit1roernoltung.
(Qm 8alfan icbeint iiA ettpas grn.
ites ju enttpidefn; 9eutiAlano uno
.l1noorn oiiriten enolih
Hlarheit i1offen molten. 8ie Gen.
trnImdAte i6einen entidloiien 3uI
iein, am 8ulfon Die 2uit 5lt reinis
gen ttno Die Serridoften 5it afpin.
gen, 6nrbe 81 befennen. S5nhIt
DobridJeinlih lit, b1B nit einemI
gbeil Der MIN CHI ritiliI6em @ebietI
aeIporoenen Grnppen einI
goritoB gegen Serbien begonnenI
uir0 imo onB aud gegcn bie runt1.
niide @ren5e au 6i6erbeitsmoB.
reeeln setroffen rporoen fno, uni
ben uniiheren adntoniiteu iinterm
Doumen gu EcIten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
9aiIitarpropiantOiebta6Ie in sstaIien.

2ugano, 1. Sept. = SSn Montun
iin6 groBe GiebItdbIe an WiiIit6r-
probiant ent0eft iporoen. Set
ariegsbeginn 6ntten rnter6edrtte
Der sytltenooutur nit fleinen Inter.
i9laguneen begonnen, i1lieBlth
tpur0en Iie irnmer fiibner un6
ibleppten gar5e G1fe nit aaffe,
Heis. Maffaroni rnO 3ufer in eis
nen 2oOen. Sir iiber 1000 Sire ge-
itoblene Boaren ipuroen beihlogs
nobnlt. SSufo[gebeiien linb II Ser.
ionen, Sntenoautltrbednlte ii. Sollos
Ter, oIs SebIer berboftet iucrOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
Die britildlen gRapsIeien.

gonbon. 20. Mug. (8om britilnen
3enior bar5ogert.) J Der nortneai.
if1e Danipier v5a[ontfi4 tuelGer am
%. Suli non @albeitpil, Teras, mad
Slalborg, 9dnemdrf, abgiug, iuiroe
81 airfiDoa BON Den britiiden BE
horoen icitaebolteiL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
auhIenaraberifreif beiasleat.

2onoon, /. Sept. = Ser gtreif
i'm Suo BoIes aoblengrllbengebiet,
ipelder rieiige 8imeriionen arats
ne9men orobta, iii beiaelegt iporben.
lie arbeiter baben ibren g8iaeH
hurngeiest un0 cine 2obnerb0bung
erhalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
aentidlIanb piII 8anmlpoIle fanfen.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, /. Sept. -
8entide @eif1ftsIeute baben ben
@er. Staten Die 0fferte gernaht,
ooB fie 100000 goaen gountpoIle
foufen iuoIlen. Ser offerierte Breis
iit Is Gents pro 8funo. BabIbar bei
abInOuns itt einem beiitiden Safen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
syaouiebelt, Der sdltuSter.

Berlin, ii6cr 2onoon, /. Sept. -
Sbeooore &ooieoeIts Sdm1breneu
qegen Die 9entiH.ameritnner pers
cen in ben 6euti6en 3eitungen tpeit
uno brett o6gcbrudt. gooiepeIt uno
Gabrielle O'anmtit5io iper6en ols
,unbernnttportlide Sdn1ser" do
rafteriitert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
Sapansr na4l ben aarsanetlen?


gsaris, /. Sept. - Baron San,
aibL iapaniiher 8otldafter am Spfe
an SlOm, bat iid) einem gertreter
Der 3situng Eetit gdriiienue gcgem.
iibrr balm nnsaeiprOden, bic Il6g.
Iidfeit lei nift nnsgeidlOilen, baf
bic iapaniide sslotte nnb ein iapania
idIss 6ilfsfOrps NIT ben Srnppen
Der gIlliirten an ben 3arOanelIen ge-
meininme Sdidle maiden uar6en.
0ssis 9aben nidlt anfsebOrt, nit nm.
iereH gerbiizheten sniammen5nnr.
6eiten," Ipa Der 8Otldlafter geIngt
ba6en, nbie g9eIt iuirb itannen,
iuenn iie srfdgrt, mas meine Regic.
rnna in Oieiem driege fur bic glls
Iiirten bis iekt getban fat, mas mir
8egenmdrtig tgun itnO uas mir nDdJ
tn 3ufnuft tlJitn iUerOen. (7er
idlibdnsise, a6eefeintte 8nridle
ninmt Den Winn0 n6er aeDnItig
oOa.l Tic 9lniIen iinb nns nm
aaflitrn, nno mir f6nnen uns linen
am meiitcn niihIidD eriuciicn. 80.
pans SeitrGbeH lift, in Der bei(iaen
Sadc Scr GiDilii6tiOn bns S6dlite
N ppabringeu." +" (Sut gebriillt,
eOiusl)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
slin6lanS brandt ne6r GeIS.

eonSOu, /. Sept. 9as iSinans.
tontite Der rniiiidIeu 9nma bat lest
ausserefjnet, Oak Oinflono iuenie.
items $1,500,000,000 anftrei6en
innf, Inn bic 9lnsga6en fir Sas
sSaBr 1915 oefeu sn fSnnem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
Sinh NIT @ilIuu ,nfrisben.

2onisbilIe, 9D., I. gept. = auf
ibrer geitern bier itottgefnnoenen
Stodtsfonbention erfl1rten Die De-
inofroten aantudp's etiiltintnlig ibre
3ufrieben6eit init 4rGii6ent 8iIIon
iino nit ser geqentp6rtigeu 8erpnL.
tlnia. SSn Der itootIihen gIottform
iproHen iie Ii1 fir cine @ie6er.
pabL 8iliou's in 1915 mts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
gasft gensSist erErunFk.

0fDmt ibber gane, 1. eepa. =
@npit genebift III aus gprae ilber
ben fdrsdIihcn atiep srszans4: &c
IsiSst an g&EaEEaEaE,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

Ger Die oIten arieger 11i0 lire Cute
Bis sur friiben Stinoe suiaulmen.
bieIt.
2ieritas 9 llbr gorm. feste 6erI
1eutide Sriegerbuno bon gtoroume-
rifa ierne @eiddftsiisung fort.
M
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01
Drti AtIIt In
rnliIdlt linit!
Aiaa N laa abaslAulllfn nnh htt
aaa htf slshs AAtilt talb
sfiviasH

psuban. I zfpi. ft plaa
hgt htaHhfn tltfbhnhtltu. hfh Nfilt
IA hF fHliIdw NtfihhtiamnntIinlf
hiHtiulalgnhtm, IA In htt Hheiaht
fHna bfattlltn. attF hiais mti itnft
6 alusllialri Hub galgliamltil, mif
hf ksf tfft Nefmafidl IN Voltn
ffnntt dlnrif, MiAa N lah iioliri,
aha iags Bic Rnlifn nldli bolh aaflt
3itfilitailf atatn pinbtnbntas cut.
bIaaif u Alanis Hffltn, baan mnh
hitit SaisWNssi balh N be nanbt
Der Ttnlldltn islltn. Nenn audl bef
glnariii ani htn ubfblutu tnliildrn
tlhgel sam 1ithen atlummen sn
Itln idleini zee sidleiuia ben gna.
lnnbetn alio bIoh ial in galfliidllti
litafn bic Sadltn aunt anbrrsj, 10
utrmBgtn bic Muffin tn irnrr Csratmo
bfnnpM icinr 6ortidlrttte IA tr,islcn.
tse muh jnatgtben urrotn, bab Bic
Ifntidlen immtr lutiier nadl Rnh.
laub biueinOrlnaen.
BON meitIidlen 0rirgsidlanpIab.
geabrruO Der lebtru irdls Gage
1aben tanitnO frant6hidc iSruer.
idIliube bic Otntidlen 5tellunarn anf
Oer aunSrn writIidlen Iront rneraiidl
beidonen (nnO bamit cine gJlenae
tBeIO berpnIurrtl. Ter 3lusf oieicr
beftiasn aanOnaoe lit Hudl uidlt be.
fanut, aber man aIanbt bier nidlt,
bah bic 6raujOicu cine 10 nngr6enre
gienge WiunitiUn obne beitimmtru
lbrnnO DeridJichen iuerbcn; man
alaabt, Saf bic 5ransuirn snm
Stnrm anf bic fart brldGbiaten
Stellnnsen unieteu uerScn, in Der
abhdlt, iidl Oerielben 5n bcmGftigen.
Dam iUerOeu iic iidl luieber blntisc
a0pfc bOlen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

aborilirt ani Die Eogiide gribiinc
$40 oos Sobr oarA Die 9loIi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

ela utmsls ~ nHh be a1sallkH
rmaAa fsltaAf llni tafls. bnA
M At tthtu fenHheu ~ HsAm
~ lAua MtsAasnhu sahIA
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-14
GOES TO THE G.. s. AND T. BANK,
j. A. Bradbury Made Manager of 40
stract and Insurance Department.

Former Auditor j. A. Bradbury,
after considering number of PROPOSE.
tions, has decided to become identified
with the Grangeville Savings & Trust
Co., and this week has taken over the
management of the abstract and insur-
ance department ee that institution.
Mr.. Bradbury win bring to that de-
partment of the bank wealth of know
ledge gained by years of practical ex-
perience in his work as county
auditor as well as years of experience
as an abstractor. He has made many
abstracts for people of Idaho county in
times past and is known for the
thoroughness of his work. Besides the
abstracting work he will have charge
of the fire insurance department and
with long list of good companiessi'
prepared to meet the wants to the pub
lie. He viii be glad to meet his many
friends and is always at the public Z
service.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-14
High School Gives Farewell
Reception to Prof. J. ]. Staley
and Welcomes Mrs. Dodge

with several men of prominence who
were reared in Grangeville and in that
way had learned that Grangeville had a
prominent place in the towns of the
state. She also said she was much
pleased with what she had seen dur
ing the three days since her arrival.
The response to Mrs. Dodge s speech
was given by Homer Eimers. He was
very much excited because some one
told him he couldn t bluff a woman
with his pranks as he has done Mr..
Staley. Nevertheless, Homer, gave a
very hearty welcome to Mrs. Dodge.
John Long, Mac Gregg and Floyd Gil
bert were called upon to verify the
statements of Mac Leonard and Hoin,r
Eimers. Each expressed his regrets to
Mr.. Stalty and assured Mrs. Dodge the
support of the high school. John told
of MIR. Staley s atheletic spirit, which
was shown in the football game with
i Lewiston.
| Mr.. Robertson and Miss BakeweH
both expressed their appreciation of
Mr.. Staley's cooperation with them
during the past semester and stated
their intention of aiding Mrs. Dodge in
every way possible. Superintendent
Rice closed the speaking with short
address along the line of the school I
standing, high ideals and the high
standard of the work. We all felt
i"puffed up" when he said he believed
there was larger per cent Of students
in the Grangeville high school who
studied than in any other high school il
the state.
Mr.. Rice started several games which
proved to be very entertaining. Re
freshments were prepared by Mis-
Keith of the domestic science depart
ment. A Student
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-14

Grafton johnson would go to Nezperce
to take up work as bookkeeper and
stenographec in the Union State bank
OF that place and to be associated in
the practice of the law with p. w.
Mitchell. Jerome A. Bradbury has al
ready entered into the duties of
position which he has excepted and
which is announced elsewhere in this
paper. The former deputies of the
sheriff, VIM. Webb and Herman Huss
man, will remain in Grangeville and
will take up new positions. There are
no changes in the deputies in the
treasurer and county assessor IS of
fices, and in the county auditor 3 office
two of the old deputies have been re
tanned. Judge DeHaven has entered
into the farming line and will devot'
his principal attention to coaxing tn
soil of the prairie into producing it
best.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-14
The Boys Club will be a Go
and Committee Appointed

as was also the suggestion that the
management and future welfare of the
club be turned over to committee of
twelve citizens of the town. The fol
lowing were named to take charge of
the work from now on:
j. j. Staley, chairman; M. r. Hat
tabaugh, Fay Robinson, Fred Meader,
s. A. Anderson, Henry Telcher, Doctor
Wood, R. II. Russell, H. Taylor, A. II
Wetherbee, Gilbert Eimers and George
Fem.
This committee will select an executive
committee of three from its members tc
take active charge of the work. Upon
motion of Mayor Sims the members OF
the clergy of the town were made ex
officio members of the board of direc
tors.
At the close of the meeting number
subscribed to membership and the
movement started out with an enthu
siasm that spells success. 1t is worthy
object, let US all get in and help i
along.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-14
COMMERCIAL, CLUB BACK OF IT
BOARD OF TWELVE MEMBERS
TAKES CHARGE.

The boys club movement has been
successfully launched ard there IS every
reason to believe the time is not far IN
the distant when the youths nd their
elders as well will have club room to
spend afternoons and evenin gs amid
corgenial surroundings. At the meet
ing of the commercial club Wednesday,
the report of the committee appointed
by said body was made, the committee
giving its endorsement of the move
ment.
1t was suggested that membership
fee of five dollars per annum be charg
ed and all the business men are urged to
become members, such an amount as
thus ised being considered sufficient
to supply the necessary money fol
launching the club. This proposition
was approved by the commercial body
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-14
MEETING WITH GOOD SUCCESS.
Waugh Medicine Co., Now of Portland
Well Pleased with Business.

Howard Waugh came over from
Portland the first of the week and will
for a few days. He states they
are well satisfied with their new home
and the Camthol Company is nicely
located and building up a good busi-
ness. An extensive advertising cam
paign has been launched in San Fran
cisco, liberal space being taken in the
daily papers of that city as well as
other means and returns from that ter
ritory are now beginning to come in.
The company has opened up the Port
land territory and is now busy turning
out goods to fill the orders of the job
bers who are receiving recorders from
the retailers daily. Doctor Shafer, who
is president of the company, is doing
excellent work and has proven the right
man for the company.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-14
FARMERS UNION RALLY.
At I. o. o. F. Hall, Saturday Jan 23-
Adress by Prominent Speaker.

The Grangeville Farmers Union will
hold grand rally at their headquarters
in the I. o. o. F. hall on Saturday, Jan.
23, beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m. A
basket dinner will be served at noon
and everybody is expected to bring
along a well filled basket. All present
and past members of the union are
urged to be present. One of the best
speakers in the northwest will be here
to address the members. In the after
noon an open meeting will be held to
which the public is cordially invited
Remember the date-Saturday, Jan. %
bring that well filled basket and an
appetite, and prepare to be entertained
and to enjoy yourself.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-14
GRANGEvILLE BASKET BALL
TEAM CAME BACK YESTERDAY
NO LEWISTON GAME.
SOME NOTES OF THE CANE
Nezperce Proved Hardest Game, Voll-
mer Closest Suggested that "An-
Stars be Changed to ''All-Scars'

The Grangeville boys left Grangeville
last Saturday morning under the name
of the 'Grangeville All Stars" and re-
turned Wednesday night calling them.
selves the "An-Scars. - Most of the
scars of course are out Of sight but
Don Fisher is minus a piece of cuticle
from one of his ears. The scars prove
that the boys fought some hard battles,
and the notes of the trip prove that a
basket ball team always encounters
difficulties away from home in the way
of new building which to certain great
err or less extent confuse team not
used to playing in that hall.
The Nezperce game, as the score
shows, was the worst defeat on the trip
Nezperce has had the reputation OF
having the best basket ball team to be
found anywhere having won the cham
pionship of the Pacific Northwest last
year and they seem to live up to thei
reputation. In this game which wa
played last Saturday night the work o
Mockler for Nezperee was a feature
that gentleman making II goals and
foul. Wade was another Nezperce ma
who was very handy and he made
field goals. But then the whole tear
played fast ball SO the Grangeville boy
state, and Nezperce proved to be th
fastest team on the trip.
fContinuad ON mare Az
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TO LOCATE I'M COTTONWOOD.

DIR. and Mrs. II. j. Smith, who have
been living in Bellingham, Washington,
for months arrived in Grangeville Tues
day night and after visit of several
days with their many friends, will 60
to Cottonwood where the Doctor will
open dental offices. On account OF
Mrs. Smith IS health it was decided to
try the Coast. Now that the Doctor
has again embarked in active practice
he decided there was no place like
Camas Prairie. The people of the west
side will find Doctor and Mrs. Smiti
excellent people for their community
and professionally there are few men a
capable as Doctor Smith.
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EAGLES install OFFICERS.

Last Friday evening the Eagles in
stalled officers and after the work was
completed big banquet was served
The officers installed were: j. @
Graves past worthy president; Chas
Waldun, worthy president; Robert
Roby, vice president; Frank VanDeven
ter, secretary; e. s. Hancock, chaplain
Fem Batty, treasurer; P. M. Pagan
conductor; H. o. Phillips, inner guard
Herman Gaulin, outer guard; VaI
Robertson, trustee; G. A. Johnson, trus
tee; Leonard Becker-Jurgen, trustee
w. II. Warner, physician.
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STUDENTS AND FACULTY GATH.
Erred IN HIGH SCHOOL GYM
SATURDAY NIGHT-SPEECH-
Els BY SEVERAL.

Mr.. Staley who has most ably filled
the position of principal of the q rage
vile High School for the past two and
half years, being lately elected county
superintendent of schools will take up
his duties in that office January IL.
1t was in consequence of this fact
that great majority of the high school
students and several of the teachers as
sembled in the school gym Saturday
evening to express their regrets of hav-
ing Mr.. Staley leave and to assure him
that, while some have felt that they
had too much studying to do dur ing his
career, they have certainly appreciated
the efforts he has made to have
thorough work done. Mrs. Dodge, from
Gooding, Idaho, who will succeed Mr.
Staley, was given a cordial welcome by
the faculty and student body.
| The speeches of several high schoo
bows and teachers were enjoyed by all
especially by those who did not speak
Mac Leonard started the program with
farewell address to Mr.. Staley il
which he very concisely expressed the
sentiments of the entire high school
Mr.. Staley was next called upon, II
preach his own funeral" as he express
ed it, and as this was his last chance t.
talk as q member of the faculty he ex
pressed his desire that the school keel
up the standard of work it has attain
ed. Although he will speak to US nj
more as teacher in the school, we sin
cerely hope he will make it his duty t.
keep in touch with us by frequent visit
to the high school.
Mrs. Dodge told of her Acquaintance
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tendent will have deputies, at least for
the present time.
In the office of the sheriff, Lafe
Yates takes the place of John Eimers,
and his deputies are Tim Quihlan OF
Kooskia, the office man, and VIM. Eli
lers of Cottonwood, who will act as the
outside deputy. Great satisfaction has
been expressed over the appointment OF
these two deputies and both have had
good experience in their respective
positions and come well recommended.
M. r. Hattabaugh was sworn In to
serve a second term as county attorney
! DIR. Blake of Keuterville, was sworn IN
to go ahead in his old position as coro
ner. E. G. Spedden retains the posi-
ton of county surveyor. And thus the
list is complete.
Outgoing Officers.
| OF the outgoing officers and depu
ties it has alerady been announced tha1