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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
ANOTHER IMPLICATED.
Lawrence Howard Taken Up as Accom-.
plice of Miller and Steen.

Last Thursday Lawrence Howard
alleged to be implicated with Earl
Steen and J. H. Miller, also of Sites,
in the appropriating of five head OF
horses taken from the Victor Lowell
place about three miles from Sites was
arrested by Shriff Yates. His bond
was fixed at 800. Friday he was TAX
EN- to Lewiston and lodged in the Jail
at that place on account of the crowd
ed condition of the Jail here. His bonds
have been furnished. The sheriff IS Of
flee has certainly been busy the past
few weeks in arresting parties charged
with offenses of stealing cattle and
horses.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
THE PERIL OF NEGLECT.

In the fine mechanism of the eve
complications multiply rapidly. Few
persons probably appreciate the men,
ace of disease when they notice such
symptoms as the firing of the eyes af-
ter short time spent in reading, the
involutary frown, or part closing of the
eyes in looking at an object, the
swimming or dimness when one has
looked at an object for some time.
smarting, or watering of the eye, in
flaming of the eyelids, pain in eyeball,
temple, forehead or back of head.
dizziness and tight feeling of the head.
1t is probabaly not known that more
headaches come from improper cond;.
lions of the eyes than from any other
source. And proceeding on false theo
ries, the sufferer takes a vast amount of
drugs which not only fail to cure, but
which actually aggravate the trouble.
and, besides, upset the functions and
inJure other organs of the body. The
truth of this has been demonstrated
many times.
1t You are affected with any of the
above symptoms let JACKSON examine
your eyes. Glasses are twentieth
Century necessity. It il the educated
and broadminded people who wear
them. See DIR. JACKSON, the Eve.
sight Specialist, in A. 8 r. Block.
Main St., Grangeville.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
WAS GOOD LAND SALE.
-Four Tracts of Indian Land Were Sold
at the Lapwai Agency Thursday.

Lapwai, July 23.-The Indian land
sale conducted at Lapwai this afternoon
was satisfactory from every stand.
point, even though but four of the IL
tracts offered for sale were purchased
The interest in the sale seemed to
center about a tract on Ford 8 creek,
about five miles from Orofino. It con
tains about 80 acres, is covered with a
growth of timber valueless for lumber
purposes and was estimated to be worth
$4,000. The purchaser was John f.
German of orofino, the price being
$2711.
1t is stated this tract is located ON
bench land through which any flume or
railroad construction in the Ford IS
creek section will pass and will offer a
good site for the building of town.
A tract of 81 acres between Sites
and Grangeville, of which IS acres can
be cultivated, was sold to R. E. Nail of
Grangeville for $4,000, the appraised
value.
Z. jacques of Jacques spur increased
his holdings on Mission creek today
when he purchased for $39O1 an sO-acre
tract, of which 81 acres are cultivated.
L. Marker of Cottonwood purchased
40 acres in the Winona section for
$12o5.5o The appraised value of this
land was $1,000 and but 90 acres are
ultivated.-Lewiston Tribune.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
Chester F. Miller of DAYTON Was

Chester F. Miller of Dayton. Wash
ington who is interested in prospects in
the Buffalo Hump mining district was
in town Sunday making his first call
since he was here in 1902. Mr.. Miller
is judge of the superior court for Gar
field, Columbia and Asotin counties in
Washington. The judge spoke of the
great changes that had taken place
throughout this section of the country
in the last Is years. He said that the
greatest change that he had noticed
was in Cottonwood. It was surprise
to him to see how much the town had
grown since his last visit. Mr.. Miller
is accompanied by another gentleman
into the Hump mining district for
which place they started Monday by
team. They will pack from the Hump
into the prospects which is about seven
miles. This is an outing for the judge
as well as business visit.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

Insurance. Carrots.
42-tf
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN-Iso.
LATED TRACT.

AA 60 4h<AOI.
Public Land Sale. Department of the
Interior, U. s. Land Office at Lewis
ton, Idaho, July 7, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that, AZ
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land office, under provisions
of Sec. 2455, R. s., pursuant to the ap.
plication of David F. Van Pool, Seria,
No. 05858, we will offer at public sale,
to the highest bidder, but at not less
than $3.50 per acre, at 10 o'cock A. M.
on the 30tht day of August, next, at
this office, the following tract of land
NEA SWH Sec. 6, T. % NJ, R. 2
W., B. M.
This tract is ordered into the market
on showing that the greater portion
thereof is mountainous or to rough for
cultivation.
The sale will not be kept open, but
will be declared closed when those pre-
emit at the hour named have ceased
bidding. The person making the high
est bid will be required to immediately
pay to the Receiver the amount there
of.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised to file
their claims, or objection, on or before
the time designated for sale.
Henry Heitfeld, Register.
1o-5* Blair e. Hoar, Receiver.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
IN THE TEN MILE DISTRICT.
Development Work Being Pushed
Ahead and Activity on Properties.

Development work on most mines in
this great district are being worked to
their full capacity, and are producing
the desired results
A. G. Carpenter and wife went
through from Golden enroute to the Jim
Crow mine Tuesday, where Mr.. Car
penter has lease.
Mrs. Charles Smith and children came
in the first of the week, and will spend
the summer at the New York mine, ON
Fall Creek where Mr.. Smith is mining.
Center Star-Messers Murphy, Brown
and Tideman are working the property,
and are running the mill at full capacity
day and night. We understand this is
high grade ore and one of the best
properties in the district.
The Big 8 placer on Legget Creek
finished the preliminary work and
started Tuesday piping the gravel
through the sluce boxes, and the own
ers, Pocatello company, are well pleas
ed with the outlook for a good and pro
fltable season.
The Occur d'Alene group, owned by
French Pete is making test shipment
OF 400 tons to the Butte smelters, ana
from assays on the ore it is expected
the shipment will net a nice profit.
The ore is from the $50 feet level and
is fine free milling quartz.
Gold Bond-This property is of re-
cent location and is one of the holdings
of the Big 8, L. M. & d. Company, a
Pocatello corporation. The company
expects to start work in the near future
with force of men and run a 100 feet
tunnel to top the ledge, which is large
one, and shows a high grade of gold
bearing quartz on the surface.-Stites
Enterprise.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

Mrs. j. B. Springer, mother of Mrs.
w. W. Brown, who has been visiting
at the Brown home for the past fort.
night, left for her home in Lewiston
this morning.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. j :. e. Murfield are here
for visit with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Badgero. Mr..
Murfield, who is cashier of bank at
Walla Walla, states crop conditions are
excellent down there.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

cATHoLIcE CHURCH SERVICES.
Each LIST, 3rd, and 18th Sundays of the
month services at I0:3O q. m, Sunday
school at O'Clock q. m. Every first
Sunday of the month services at 8 and
1880 a. m. Rev. r. r. Zuur, pas.
tor: r4e
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

Garden Hose-the kinkless kind ia
what you want. We have IL. Miller
Hardware 8 Imp. Co. "The place to
buy Hardware q Implements. 4s-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

Come and see our Lawn Mowers be-
fore you buy elsewhere. Miller Hard
ware q Imp. Co. "Ths Place to buy
Hardware q Implements.' 4s.tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
GET DIVORCE AFTER 81 YEARS
Both Parties Thought They Had Been
Legally Separated Long Ago

With the final granting of di-
yorce here, ~ years after the original
application was made, the most unusu-
al martial tangle In the history ~
the county has been settled In April.
1884, Emma ketnrr brought an action
In divorce against her husband, Harry
III. ketncr Both persons resided In
Carlisle aud n preliminary hearing
was held before H. Newsham, appoint
ed master In the case, lie died he
fore a report was presented 10 the
court.
Under the impression that they
were legally separated, both the man
and woman remarked ketnrr resld.
ing In Carlisle and his former wife
marrying William \. Corhctt. u prom
lnent resident OF the lower end ~
this county. Children were born ~
the second marriages In both cases.
The fact that they were not legally
divorced was discovered In April this
year, when COrbett hns occasion 10
examine court records In reference tO
I pension application. The case was
accordingly rcopened with the result
that n decree has finally been granted.
Lifting Of this paper and the formal
adoption " the children ~ the second
marriages are the last steps vet 10
he taken In the case.
Dispatch, Philadelphia Inquirer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
JlH.I5s 9PlrllLNyAW

Nrrhnul Zoo ldowdo says he viii give five dollar
nat q" Non" proving that he is selling goods cheaper
Than amy other huusr In the state
skipper NJ tNr Albion Advocate says that with his
l"" CLOTHES worm nearly transparent In many places
h' Wuno refrain from shudderng when he contcmplates
the coming month, NJ chilly hreezes
Scientist, claim they can operate ON boys head
Hnd make better hoy out of him May he hut dads
aud mums learned something ahead " scientists only
they 'urrmlcd' ON different part NJ the anatomy to
make boys hetier.--skiatook News
AZ any rate says the Enid Eagle Woodrow Wilson
hnd hU forpthought 10 declare for suffrage be-
fore announcing his wedding engagement
Man IN OhickRsha advertises pair ~ spectacles
which he found In his chicken yard. No takers far.
"Sapulpa Ice company has discontinued the delivery
o lee on sunday TO the resident districts Sure slgn
~ winter M sapulpa IL recognized as being Of the
hottest little towns In the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14

has always been what in the parance of the day
Is known as a "hdebOund' Republican paper
Vet it's field has ever been hopclessly Democratic
Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas. Southern Illinois
that has been the grazing ground Of the Globe
Democrat And, Notwithstanding its partisan
tendencies it has maintained its popularity among
a people who apathcmatzed its editorial page. yet
Sworr by it's news columns
Genius alone could accomplish that The
genius OF raising high standard of news and adj
herring to it through thick and thin. May he r'>r
IN peace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14

so called purity" advertising leagues that
are deuihAted BY wall street newspapers
that run page advsrtisements for III.
Trust, full of fis. about Trust oil.
The uncle Sam OF Company is making
careful canvass of this invisible govern
meut system and AZ the proper time will
bring q conspiracy cult against the whole
gang and expose the aets OF high govern
mslt officials. the nigh brow reformets
and ,ss R's nTs P5,s ~. .ss 5,, ;. .hoi. lL.ft
cssd much longer 10 dsisstins iis valid
stisn ot our swat osssy t.s.ss witch ws
proved In the Federal Court Al Oklahoma
Civ vas honestly secured
n ysu want 10 Join with an army Of
Red sloedsd Americans In Just rAuss
Isalnst tbs pfuts pswsr ef erimlnsl
money With chances sOed for . prvfit of
200 10 !, then get busy quick ana eithef
write for Tan rsrttesisFs or forward
yout rsmittahee forthwith according 10
the special offsf hsretn.
We have suf owh dls,rihHtiuR station.
tank ears sud tank wagons and Automohile
trucks
Thb comrsny :. established and ha.
Demonstrated IL shilitv 10 protst itself
The sdvsttised price a. me .tscA viii
10 AZ 20 csmplsse me wells now drIli.
ins, oihsf Adyshess are sars 70 follow
". are dtiling two wills IN Whist We
b.lisys 10 tbe ri nsst krtsnsion of the
Cushins fSsid, where from apOo 10 eoOo
barrel welk ats pessitis. This cushiag
property " within sbos! . nile q 3 ~
pollsd 400 esrr., wsl! ~. Cushing
q f,'ld ~ = I ~ f & '.s'. s,,.n,.'ns =. .'s
g.i.. ss.a,ts tkf,usH aswsos u<fs "a ttV
and beat sdswr tbs pfss % some pro
pertiss n II tryins "a ssrurs Al hall
price Isin this rssl Independent and
help beet ne fssy. feh BY esstins thea
10 these variable pFopsrtiss. The par ysi,
Ne sf this steet y y, and sut capital
our o.ss. Lss. ysss validated. ~ es,
.,cus steet Alietmsst Which ls eoh
diiionsI AIviAes6 We srs not tryihg h
load ysu 10. bot viii sive yeu 4 fail
run f6f roar mensy. rou viii Nike fhl'
csmpsay whea ree 81 seassinted Thi'
adyeti,semeat Will rsseh ever rwrui,
Million pespi.. Thossahds are nsurinl
% the stcet Help yeutseM snd thl'
worthy cempsuy BY teremins a stock
holder on 4 substantial basis. 90 We rar
push the drills on eer proven properties
and buy M and dsvviep other propeftirs
The TOrle sam Oh Company will b. M,
big surre.aful eomretiiof N the ~
Monopoly Join our cpmpSnJ and bell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14

e otucl
with me- toa, Before three afternoon md 10
both, adjoining buildings and
orr one monagemmr THE situation Is cm'"i" am hours rae up ,e
nL"d In month allowed the children for visits "" or from lh'r
Justin could not from tine olr" to accompany me on my tour
discovery. he couldn't for hr apt 10 lose sight Of the
necessary little questions food recreation hours and the type
" teacher school employs lie >cew' to n the "h"" problem begins an"
ends with the subjects taught
private school mt the more have tht of the more desirable
n SEEMED Being from t" home wI make them appreciate
TINT isn't best for them TO u" away from Justin while he
yngary to doy Tonight he
cd with hnf hearted interest to my ""on I'll" result OF my school
"fnc he said finished lr minute he changed the
subject with; Funny don't remember That You ever mentioned this Helen
Barr girl who golng sing for tomorrow 4Il Didn't You tell me
the other evening that you had gone to school WIN, herr m
he and met you Nv" often spoke OF m to YOU we have corredel
III aud on for years"
out with the fellows from the office and thought I'd try
find out If they knew Of her M they are all. gy in love with her
Oh not the think cy are keen about her just as fellows ar"
81 nod no idea SHE l"oum said hut then haven't followed
her stage career very coc Were these @ " s the office Young o" a
Ie Younger fellows seemed most interested Ron Jsrs'" for Instance
particularly keen about her ard he can't %" over thirty
80 but have heard roo at the office he Is to marry very
Il shouldn't om be al-lu,",l remarked Helen viii
~Yon don't 1t exclaimed why shouldn't You want him
tor leens sake answered e. oao-. lot to her IN no
nork hay" peope hk her y"o II" m time saw her Thought had
passed the century mark she looked 50 youthful
Justin was tGougnu for several minute After while he said
judge hut it N",
NOR" sr~h clothes than the, do in Iur- like like Mansye"
must remember that lived in MamsyIo practically
"vl" n, .aJ .my TINT I cnuIr" v,l m ir ~ t"tn M, ~ ,r
why dom look good drs,nnkrr and have her NJ
laughed his suggestion If the more II
appeals To 1t must h" rather gratifying to have think ld
Ito be cOntnuedl
Copyright Inc)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
THE PRovIDENT ASSOCIATION

Oklahoma city can not afford to let the Prov,
dent Ayso.Hton call for funds in vain This as
soclation is organized on most comprehensive
basis. II is the organization through which this
city conducts its charity work Ii has been cstab
Gshed by the greatest perseverance and effort
and is just now entering on its real work.
Funds should be provided instantly that the
work may 60 on, and aid extended those needy one,
who an investigation shows worthy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER MAKER GONE

The death of Daniel n Ioo,rr of the Globe
Democrat marks the passing o the SECOND we'll
known publisher of the ,ouDhvr, within the year
What Nelson wos lo Kansas city and the Star
liouscr was to ST. Louis and the Globe Democrat
Both papers and both men have for wears excrlcd
q tremendous Influence ON the current history Of
the Southwest
As hoy Of seventeen. llouscr became con
nected with the organization which finally emerged
rs the Globe Printing Co. Through every branch
Of the organization he worked up finally landing
at the top Sixtyfour years of service in a single
institution is record to point to with pride. And
for twenty-five years his has been the directing
hand Of that gigantic business valued, at tho
present time in excess Of five million dollars
Houser was of the old school Of publishers,
yet refused TO let the procession Of progress pass
him. In field vigorously contested for of late
years he has held his lead and maintained his pub.
licaiion at the head Of the column In some re.
spccts hls paper is unique The Globe Democrat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
WATER BAG HITS sUFFRAGIsr
And just When She Was Telling New
Workers About Polite COlOradOans

Mrs. Elsie Bcncdlrl, of Colorado, *
more than ever convinced that the
men " her state nrr more rhiynlrOus
than those Of New York
Addressing nn Openair suffragisl
mceting In frnt of the Park thcatcr
In Columbus circle. she had Just told
Il story Illustrating the pdltrnpss Of
Colorado men. when somebody drOpp"I
n bag NJ water from u roof Mrs
Benedict and W. y, Morgan, lieutenant
governor uf Kansas. vino had finished
his speech, were drenchrd.
You can't dnmpcn my enthusiasm
that way, exclaimed Mrs Benedict
Nor mine. said MIR Morgan "Wc'r"
used 10 cold water out IN Kansas w.
New York Sun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
25% Advance on This
Oil Stock Oct. 20

TO Investors
War prices on Oh may force crude on
70 soon sell NJ t2p0 per barrel Tue
Uncle nam uit Company, looking far
ahead, raised new capital and bought up
big property In the Eastsrn District N
the Great Gushing oil Field and also So
cured another big lease across the Arksp
sas. River from the rich Boston ui Pool
This Company has three Rsfineries two
Of which are connected with our s1emptsd
pipe line l6l miles long connertinE these
two reflnerles with iiS of our l2d ptodur.
ing wells and the greater percentage VI
our laOO acres Of decided land aud about
ten thousand acres Of oil and gas leases
This Company has Al least Two Hun
dred locations ON proven grounds lu the
high grade oil district that n should dir
~ once
70 start the balance " 10 to 20 drills
the stockholders Increased the pauitsI az
the Company Ons.third and THIS stock
has hesn allotted on a dividend basts
among the over idOu Stockholders who
are rapidly paving In nev capital
The Company erpects to r,se setsrsl
million dollars FROM The new rnpltsI and
soon Increase the crude oil production 10
over ten thousand barrel. per dat We
are at work At this hour on fonr M
ferent wells that NAV Increase our pro
ducticn an additional hOOO TO luUOO bar
rels per day. visit 10 the oil fields on
our property will conylnre you that We
have properties that can easily develop
oil pools that should pour out millions
Millions have been made In oil aNd mil
lions will he made IN oil. but A tales
q lot Of capital 70 build up on q big. sob
stantiai basis,
The present stockholders would No, an
prove q sale now FOR our combined nro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
Observation-Disclosures
It's Forty Times Belter Thar Carbolle
. Aeid ~ n Germ DESTROYER

Clinical tests NJ the new drug tri.
methy ylmcthoNyrhouol have advanced
far enough to indurc American Medi
cine edltori0lly to praise H. though
admitting that It must unIrrrn much
more study before It ruu hc hailed NJ
the hest NJ intestinal germ leyers
The drug Is To have SIMMER name
when somebody gets time lo road its
present name aud think uu something
else
In lts September Issue American
Medicine says ~ lrlmcth,lmrtbo,y.
phenol:
This new drug. which 4 T. Alnslie
Walker the English chemist. has ais.
covered has been under critical clln.
ical Investigation hy dislntcrested nh.
servers for many months These In.
ves,lentions seem To justify the early
expectations that this drug viii hc of
remarkable value M nm Intestinal hnr
tcrlclde. Introduced into the mtc.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
TWO STRONG PARTIES A NECESSITY

Commenting on the rapidly healing split be
tween Republican, and progwyyycs the Ncw
York Times Democratic, says
In 1913 Charles sumner HId Progressive can.
'iiiutr for governor uf Massachusetts, got l27i61
votes; the Republican loruuo. Representative
Augustus Prnhouy Gardner 1000 Mr. Bird
/. rrh popular full NJ ~truua convictions, pro.
fnndy devoted tu Humanitarian lrlOrm- lie Is
going 10 support MIR Mccall the Republican cun.
dlnlc Tor governor. and the Republican party In
this election. lie promised lo II the Republican
platform was sufficiently liberal He finds that
Fl u.s. that II Is "a step forward that II makes
substantial recognition or uccdtul progress
siyc legislation, aud above ull II shows
spirit The Republican party "hns seen new
light" lie believes that the rank and fllc "
Ray State Republicans are sincere prugrssiycs
aud tml MIR McCnll. though regarded u7 "a con
scrntEr win sincerely carry uui tine pledges
N the platform Ilc remains member ur the
National Progressive pnrty until IT,, proper course
Is dccidrl Bon 1915 \ fine air Of lnnknr4s and
geuuucur-- IS dIsruggcd FROM Mr. hlrl, states
mcnt
Irrespective of partisan prclud,cs or hopes a
union OF the two wings of the Republican party
new Republican party ubrmlized living ior
the future and not upon the past standing ON the
guarantees ut the constitution insisting on the In.
vunhy uf the courts on orderly freedom and
Justice uusuhir.lcd 10 the umutuory passion NJ
the crowd aud the moment sharing the generous
feeling and humane purpose N the Younger gen
prltiun. ~url.p united mrty is heartily lu hr dr
sired and now .rrms po~~ihr probable Even
mtrloli. Democrats know the necessity NJ
strong united Intelligent opposition pnriy H.
n u.1n.iuu offers. tu come tu power with uu hii
truc,s uf reaction
The concluding sentence admirably fits okla
homa s needs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14

build Ihs uhcle sam OIL Company 30
strung financially that II can protest nll
lts big properties and become a National
Benefactor 10 the public and = great
profit maker on au honest basic for its
stockholders
The stock 10 non ,assssgAble and the
cash payment together with your agree.
ment 10 remain loval 10 the Comr.nv IL
accepted BY the Company ~ full pay
ment II the Company approves you ss
a stochholdsr II wants none but LOYAL,
patriotic, liberty loving cltlSens a. its
Stockholders, and therefore reserves the
fiEht 10 approve or reject any subscrip.
lions 10 its stock N ynu should not ha
approved Jeut moneT will be promptly
returned 10 you.
For Rsfsrvnce--NOu can write to either
of the bic Mefcantils Agencies st Kansas
CtU.