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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
Ginbre6er INT @bttafer sc:
bdnDc.
Sinh MIR Mn1otcmrc int We,ucrbc Der
nidyiucren Sitmgens".
Noli5ei bebal,ptet, oaB iid allf feirten
Jall cine sSran bei Der uMrbeit"
bef nnDen baben fann.

Gle 1apenporter 9oli5ei beidpaf-
tigt lid momentum NIT Ser Sl1d)e nod
Den ginbrederl1, Die in Der Nadt
pom Sot1tag sum Montag III bas
Bltreau Der Nrubential S11lnralce
Company allf Dem britten 5toflperfe
oes @bitaferl8 ebauoes, 3. 1ltb 8ra=
oD 5trabe, georltngen maren. Nab
eir,em miBlungenen @eril1d), Sen
8elbld)ranf 5u lprengen, erbrad)en
Die Mn1afenre bes @emerbes Der
uldNperen sSlingeh" mebrere 9lllte
l11o antnnbmett ei11em berlelben $40,
nabrenb tie aus ei11em anDerel, mir
$3.50 erbeuteten.
GroBbem Die 9iadmittags5eitl1,t=
gen erfldrtel1, oaB es lid) bei benz
|ginbrlh I'm cine 1sran baltoelt, 10 lit
oieIc Ibcorie b%p1litanoig bela11glos.
@ie 9oli5eidef CHARLES goetther,
Goli5eiballptn1al1l1 Gbarles Sdlueter
ll1o at1ocre Sadlperitanoigc bes $50
li5ei : 1epartemel1t 'geltcrn Ibert0
erflartelt, mielen Die aufgefun=
0enet 5ingerabbriide auf bie brei=
ten Satloc zines Nr6eiters, aber fei=
ner Srall FIN. Scr Mann, ober Die
Mdanner, be11n es banbelt ii6 in Oie=
lem Sale UNI mabriGeinlih 5ipei Ser
BREEDER, lito Dem @clperbe Der ui6me-
rem Sltnsen" p%ollltanoig neil nnb
fonnen MIR frob Ieilt, bob lie NIT Dem
2eben Dapongefonmen 1illo. Sic bot
ten . piel uSl1ppe", lpie Die gtnbre=
fer Den Sprengltoff, Ser aus geptro=
lglt5erin 6elte6t, 1tel1nen, III BEN @el6-
idranf gegoiien, baB, lpenn Die So.
Dung ridtig ongelegt 'poroen more.
Dos gauge Mbitafer=@ ebal1be in sic
2nft geflogen lein miirbe.
@abrello erfabrene ginbrede,
ober @el0idranffnarfer snerlt Ser
Shranf mittels Seize poaItanoie
lltftoidt a6idlieBen, baften Sic Gin.
BREEDER III oieiem Safe MIR me1ie
goriiftsmaBregeln aetroffen. git
bqtten Elm 5tiif eil1es Geppids, Sos
lie a%baeldnitten batten, iiber bel
@cloldranf gelcgt, Inn bas @erauid
oet Ggplolion 81 bampfell. .grfabre.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
aonscrt int Wranb Dpcrnlmns gutter
GrfDlg.
lpar Gbeater tpegen idledten
@ettcrs nidt 10 belebt, mic er=
martet tpllrbe.

@enn olld ser geiud) nidt gan5 10
mar, mie man erlpartete, 10 batten iid)
einige bunbert Ml1bdnger
oes Iapenpprter 1entlttbllns on1
Mbe1o int @ranO Spern=
lbans eiagefllaoen, gait es bod ben1
Mbl6ieOsfon5ert bon SRI. Martba
@anbberg, a11rt Worit n1o Oscar
Sofmal1n bonn bieligen Gentlden
Ibeater mo Dem sluftreten als @ali
bon isrl. SSennp 9em6ad bon Der
bel1ti6en @ii6ne bon Cincinnati. 3as
I6eater bare 5meifellos better beilldJt
gemele1l batte Sl.piter 1lllpius es
itidt gar 81 gut NIT 8apenport &c.
meirlt la1o einen llnaufbaltlamel,, Oer
gall5eu Sag oll6altenben &eger,- out
ltlliere arn1e Staot entleaoet,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
GIub ,uirD bet Davenport aus
ictncn 1tfcrn bcra1tSlrcten.

0as biciige glinoesmettcrbllremt
madltc geltern Den erItelt @etterbe=
ridt lett Ser @obfitltb I'M Sabre
1899.
@is SIM 5onnabeno 9hier Modc
miro Der Wliliillippi eiten Baiier-
itano bon itber ied)5e6n Sub 81 per-
merferl babesr, ooer eillel1 SUB ii6er
Ben &ohmaiierltano BEL Davenport
lteban. Sammtlide gelpnlnler ser
WllBllfer lolten ltd) fiir eitie epclltltz
ele lleberidNpentlnllllg pprbcreiteii.
Ger 16 SUB @aIierltab NOR leit
1892 lie ipicOer lit Davenport 5i
Dern1erfen 9eneicr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02

oteLutItul -UltllSl YC9tH JlUCil
mutismns nnb Sbmcr5cn allcr Mrt.
&icpc's Mpotbcfc, 4O3 mcjtl. 2. Str,
Tie Dolu1g Peoples Society
Der oclltld,en cu.=llltb. 9rinitatus=
Stride miro bette ibrc moratlid,e
@eldafts= lrto llnterbaltlttgsper-
%Ialnnllluug IN Scr Sdlllc abbaltell.
Tranf 3. Sbropp BON ben1u Ga
pelport Democrat ono 9eaber" ltllo
6. IS. M0ler bon Scr Davenport
Zines" fcbrtcn gcltern Don Seem
Worf, 400 iie Der &prpention ser
ds%a1eritanild)el1 3eitu1gsberausgebcr
bcilpo9lltel1, llad Iuncllport Sllriid.
@egelt atgeblider onl1crlber
Grllnfenbcit INTO llllalellidlid)er Sc
lanOll,1g mill Iral1 gru Osborne
bon ifren1 @attcr @arl Ssbprf1e &C.
ld}iebcn ieilt. Sic perlallet int Der
gcltern ge5lld)ten Sdeiolngspetition
Die Sbbl1t iiber lire bier ulllniinoigen
&inoer.
~ Sim &arns, aIs utgcblider Ge=
iiser elmer Spielbolle, nrlo 5olp &C.
fas, George Nappas1 George Giiis
lln0 Gbrilt SaI1cs oils Sic Spielelt=
Den, ml1rbcn geltcrn bon Yoli5cima=
giltrat grnlt Glalliiell SIT eiller @elo=
lfrafc BON ie $40, uno Den Soften Der
Gcrbanoll1ng perllrtbeilt. Iie flint
@ried)en ml1rben Don 5tpci @ebeiln=
beal1ltel1 Ser bicligcn @oli5ei bel CT
nenn &artcnipicl, bci Bent 9anrgelb
Dos Sbjeft mar, iiberraidt.
@crr unb 6rar Soc .@elori1,
go. 2047h @eit 2. 5trabe, 5eigcll
abod)erf reut Die @ebnrt zines fraftigen
Stanlmbalters an.
g. 3elerpirte Site fir oas 5Dn1=
Monie=S rd]eiter fonlten bon Cont
nerstag Morgclt .ltrn 8 l1br an III
ESdmiot's Maliiifgeld)aft beltellt aper=
0en. Sic ein5el11cn Mlliifliebbaber
Niirfen nid)t mebr als adt &o1l5ert=
Altrittsfarten belteaen.
80 Gs lei bier nodnnals Oaral1i
auImerfiam gemaht, DOB Ser Sri=
gitp NreB Glltb ont Mittpod), pelt
IL. Wai, eit1em 8ortragsabeno inn
@lirtis Spernbal1s peranltaltet. Die
1%lantbafte amerifaniide Sdriftitellc=
ri41 Coma 6erber, @erfaiierin prad)=
tiger Nopellen, miro einen Gortrag
balten, ser allBeroroentlid interel=
lant at merben Deriprid)t. Cine gro=
BE Metbeiliglttg Oes Gl1blifums barf
erlpartet perbe1t.
Cine nor5iiglid)e Mns1pa)l Ser
allernellel item nnb belten Iopeten fir
alle 3imn1er SIT mabigen Greilen.
SsSpbn 81. @ittmer, 3O5 @elf 3. Str,
Gupenport. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
quo nntctimNungen In Dct,t
9huttcr=M Mtu TT obtI. 1lmfaA
ocmten anf 8robc Gabr=
Idin8fett bin.
Gpnntpanlualt @enrp $. S'cbcns Miro
ltntcrI mdJnng cinlcitc1.
Coroner Gal,tmcll miro bcl,tc Sllqllelt
ab6altclr.

Gollltpalnualt @cl1rp $. Sc6cns
erfldrtc eeltcrn, oaB or 9lcid), nad)=
Dem Coroner Ga1tluell %lcil1cl1 Sit
qllelt iiber sic 9eid1c Scr 6=jdbrlgcn
@eliie Sdnlttcr abgcbalten bot, lei
ncstbeils cine l%ll1terlndplng einleiten
mcroc, INN, mcllr llotbig, gerid)tlid
Qcgcn 0icicnigcn cin5llhreiten, bic
iid allcln slnid)eine nod Ser groben
trin1inellG1 Sabrlalligfeit ldulOig ge=
mad,t labclt.
Sci Dem in Irage fomu1lenben ltl1=
iall murocn5 mie in Der Spnmtags=
altsgabe BON Scr Gen1pfrot" berih=
tet lpor0cn nar, bie 6iafrigc 8cllte
Sdr1tter, toglid perlett, mabrcno ibr
Safer, 2erpp Sduttcr, lire Mhtttcr,
ibr Snfel, gilbert Shuttcr lll1o bic
1ienltmaeo Der Sdpttter- 6on1ilic,
Sri. Grace Maoin, tbeils crnltlidl
tbcils leid)ter pcrlebt lpl1rOen.
@crr Sebens miro ~perlonlid ocm
SSl1ol1cIt. Der 6el,te Menb in Irie=
oensrid)tcr Gbil. Gonm's 9urcalt inn
Northumberland bon Coroner Or.
Sofn .. Gantpea ahgcbaltcn miro,
beiiuobnsn, nm ii6 ae1ralt iibcr Sen
GorfaQ orlcl1tlren 5lt fDnl1ell. gs iol
feltgeitcat meroeli, of 2eroD Sdu1tter,
Scr Safer bcs &il1bes, Scr Das Mlttp=
ll1obil, in oem Sic gerlt1gliicftcl1 ia
ben, ais IS gegelt Ben 1elegrapbel1=
pfoiten al1fllbr, tpie aub MolanO
GIBBS, Der ei1len Dor bcm Sduttter
alltom1t6il fabrenoen &%raftpagen
ltcltcrte, ltrlo id)lieBlid) @iQiam 9sie=
per, Ser Gi1ter 56l1tter fltfr, lid} Ser
friminellen Iabrla1igfeit, oes
Shnelfabrcns llltb bes @ettfahrens
slpiidel1 mcbreren Ml1tomobilen lfl1l=
Big gen1adt bobel1. Soate bielcs Ser
SAL ieill, 10 miro Ser Gollntpantpalt
lofort geridtlid gegen Die llebertreter
oeS @eletes porgeben.
Coroner Goatlpea iogte geltcrlr,
Oab fat alle 3eltgelt, Sic CT in Ser
binollng NIT Sem l1nfoll al1fgeil1dt
6atte, ibm er5abltelt, bab bie orei
Maldinen al,berlt IdneI m%iteinanoer
INN Die @ette gefabrel1 lparel1.
Samn1tli6e gerlebte befinoen iid) allf
Dem @ege Ser 9eicru1g, 11l,0 audi
2erop Sdutters eiierne 9eatl1r jdeint
Die Sber6aao 5t geminnelt, iobaB Die
Ner5te mieoer Soffnuatg falien, baB
er NIT Dem 2eben baponfpmmt. Iie
Mltsloeen Ser Drei 9etbeili9ten, Sc
rop Sdutter> Nolano 3ooos uno
@illiam Sleeper, meidet lebr poneit=
al1oer Of. Mls Sral1 SdAnter BON
Dem 1pbe ibres 2ieblings benadrid)=
tlgt mltroe, brad Die Merml tie bemnBt=
les 5ulan1mel1. Sic befi1Det lid) iebt
unter Der Siirlorge eiltes Mr5tes.
Sic fleine 8eiiie Sda1tter, bas
Spfer bes tragiiden sllttomobilunfal-
les, mrroe ONT %. Sl1li 1910 gebo=
rem, lpiiroe alio inn Sllli ibren leds=
ten @eburtstag gefeiert 6aben. Grit
I'M 6ebruar Oieles Sabrcs trat lie in
Die Sd1le SIT Meaiant Gal1ep ein, no
lie cine Der belten 'Shiilerilu1er ibrer
.t&lalie mar.
Gle geileeung erfolgt bette 9ead5-
n1lttag I'M 5rpai l1br bonn Gralter=
hanle aus altf Oen Nleaiant gallcy
6r1eobofe. Naitor Sscor S. @or11
bon Der oeutiden p.=ll1tb. Irinita=
tl1s=air6e 81 3apenport miro sic
Selde1reOe 6alten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
3 ssss5S;t J. H. c. Petersen's Sons Co. s 81, s :
Giuc pailenoc Sntroonctiou fit Mai

nab Sbncn cinise Sordlaae 9cseber ipcrben ioltcn, linb baB
mir Sic ctmas nit biclcn1 Stnre fcta,nt rnadlci.
Gin Scncr ipcB, baB mir Gn9rosbanolcr fir 8aarcn fir Sc
pnrtnent Stprcs lno.
@ir iid9ern burdl INFER @neros department. @aare,, bpn
abioluter 5%lpcrldlH9er Gualitdt sl greiien, sic beocutenn nieoz
riser linp, mic Sic Der 9fctail @eiddfe. guf bcie Weiie err
balten mir einc @%elesenbct, I'M ale Metail 0elhdftc 5n
Scugcn.
Sn Der GuaIitat ser sIaaren 1rcrben Sic balb allsfinbcn,
penn sc cinen 3l1Ssaa9 ourd6 unicr Geiddft acuadbt babcn,
nab tein Snititnt i'm n,ittleren @eitcn better lit. Gieieni9en,
rem gu faucn, lperocn bic ppn ibncn 9auunidten @aaren bier
finben.
Sizes int bas ipgiidc @infnifs : Centrum fir sic SrcisStdbtc
lno t~butddblid1 fir pns gauge grpbe Giniaufss Centrum. 8enn
Sic nid1t bier taufcn. iuiNen mir bcitin1u1t, baB Sic perlieren.
gtr tbun irgcno ctipa5 IN lmIercr &raft. lint bas ginfaufcn bier
5u eincm &ergnigen 5u nabcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
Mloermcii1 ut large aucbl nrp Sold
ipredcn i'd, iiber Mrnprp=9slm
Gmbcrit luDtltpplleab aus.

Iie Nloernten ot large gbriit
n1b @iaiam $. @oI1, mie
Moernan g. 30. Mdben bon Der 5.
8aro mobnten geltcrn @ittag cinem
9uldcon i'm Commercial Glllb ibci,
'bei Dem Sic neilen @lane fir bic Or
.rthtung BON Militdranlagelt in Da=
petpprt bon Den 8eannte1 Ser Iapen=
port MrtiGerp=8 olbing Company
onrhgelpreden ml1roen. Die Mloer=
mel, brad}ten Sen 4lal1en erobes SSlt=
tereIIe entgegen lln0 iagten, Bob tic
Der 8eborbe belfen merOet, 100 iie
MIR irgenbmie foinllen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
he @il,brcd,cr batten ein fleines 9od
in Die 1biir Oes 5dranfes gebubrt
l1rb in Daslelbe Elm lpel1ig Nptrogli=

he @ii1bredcr 1atten .ein fleines &d
IN Die Sbiir oes Sdrattfes gebubrt
ltl1o in oaslelbe ein iperlig Mptrogli=
5eril1 gegoiien. Die Mmatellre, Die
oieie nglrbeit" begonnelr, aber nidt
al1sgefiibrt ba6el1, batten einfad oas
9epfrogli5erilr bltrb Die Mite, melde
iib 5mild)el1 Ser @eloldranftbiir n1o
BENT 'sdranf befinoet, aegpllell; u1lo
5par in iolder Menge, DOB oas aan5e
,@ebaltoe IN sic Suit geflogen mdre,
mare Ser Sprengffoff erplooirt.
Die I6eorie, DOB cine 6rat Die Ir=
belt perridltet bot fpoaitanoig aus
Ser 2llft gegriffeH. gr1teis meilen
Die Jit1gerab0riiff alf Die 0erbe
&anb zines Mrbeiters FIN nno 5mei=
tens lit nod ME, iii feiner Stabt Ser
@elt, ein @eloihra,tf bon 6ralten &C.
lprengt moroen. gin gerbrederitl
ge6f MN allBerit lt1tgern nit Jeuer=
maffelt Inn, miiroe aber ,tte grplolio=
1len pornebnlelt. Gin ein5iges Nlal
mllrDe IN gtew Dorf Die Sbeorle allf=
gelteat, bab 6rallen einen l1eberfal
ausgefiibrt baben. Ser 3ufaa lpieltl
bic ger6reder Ser Noli5ei in 0ie @al1.
De; uno allh bier er1pies Die altfge.
itelte Tbeorie iid ais unridtig. IS
maren Mianner, Die iid 5rallenflei.
Du11g ange5ogen 6atten.
Ser ginbrl16 apltrOe g~eitern Mor.
gen bon Singleton @ar0ner, Dem Sci
tier Ser u9rlloential", entDcdt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
pnbmddren
in huIblhen.s
N z5tYlen.

Gs lit iibcrraldeab. lpcldcs fol1plete Gepartcz
mcnt fit Ylltuaarcn bier 5n finocn lit. Sic an
ipreeteuSen Slple iuerSer1 bier se5ei9t, llnov nas
gaelicite tit bier fir %lrierc &lllbc,t 81 babcl,.
Gs bleibt iip glcid6. pb Sic @ar,eu ipertg bc5abz
len luollcll, oher pb tic bebclitenne gln1lrt,erl allsac<
ben molten; lie iperbcn bier dies nod ibrcm &C.
lGanuf III &utipaarcn finben. Gus l%,ellelfe mn. be-
lte ut IN inherent EneipaarrrSS epartement 5u finz
Ben.
@aben sic ld5oa Sic ilelc, Yrudtbite fir sen
Splllcr %9elebcl?. ay
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
2apcnpurt Sisnal. Gurps m,tis ,rc11cr,
9anptmann luGAlcn.

Gos Davenport Signal Corps
miro ant 9%onnerstog Mbenb eine1
1lellel1 Sol1ptmann mablen, Ser Sept.
Jranf DC ermott i'm slmte 11adfol=
gen miro. Capt. McIernlott fat re-
ltglltrt, Inn in Sttumtpo, Sa., eincn
bellercn Soften on5u11ebanen. Die
@abl am Ionnerstag bebelltet, oaB
DOM 8eineil1en allf ale Nange lire
.Stbaber allOern peroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
9aOenportcr 3abnar5tc rciicn CUR.
8 StaatsfpnoeMtipm ab.

Cine Delegation BON Iapenporter
Sabnar5tcn reiite Getcrn M6eno nod
9es Moines Go, unlS fort Der Sabres-
foapention Ser State Genital Mllocia-
tipn bei5llpobnelt.
Gle offi5iellen @ertreter Ser 9a-
ncnporter 3abldr5te Iino Bic Irs. S..
g. Sames. S. 50. Mse&ee, Is. 81. ga-
fer un0 s. 8. 2etts. @ter audi cine
Nei6e mtoerer 3abnar5te bega6en iib
|3ltr aonbe1ltipll nah Ies Moines.
Die Understanding begitttt
beltte Mprget ln,O miro brei Gage
lang oallern. lteber 700 3abnar5te
oes Staates ba6en iih our I6eilnab-
me oil Der &onpention altgen1elbet.
Merdants Grangfer & Storage
Co. Telepbon 855. Wua.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
Jrolt rid)tct inter Mniner ,tnb jun
aca Wemiiien einiaen Sdnben an.

Sll Ser Nad)t Don gelterlt al1f beltte
herrid)te einige Stlmoen lang ein
idarfer 6roit, Der Ben 8lllmen n10
jungen @emiilen in 9apel1port ielblt
1trb llmgegeno arg geldooet fat.
@ellte .oiirfte jeopd wieOer marmes
@etter berrlhen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
1l1ai=Derfauf
Don Kinoer=
unter5eu9,

Cine beihral1fte Yprtipit ppn aillhcr : ltniouz
Suits nit eng auihlicbcnoen a1liecn. Drop : ieat
Stpl, @rDbeu BON 2 bis 16.
Sizes lit Gin au irdumanas : @crfalf, per Suit
11r PIC.
anaben : auieIafse : llntcrbpicn, bcl@ralrfte
Gartie, sur slnfrdllnrlae, @rDbcn "a bis so; olz
les critic Gllalitat, bas 9saar PIC. s.
SIR @liittcr mibt ,,atiirlid, bab mir bic bclicbten
.%gsGllniing gsear" p~crfuufe11, inter garantie fir
&inper l1p Srallelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
6taot unb Gounp.
9ienstag, ben 2. Mai.
Rleius stabt=M euigtcitcn.

Nerpcnol : MittcI gcge,1 Gbcll-
ln~atisnnls nn0 Sdmcr5en allcr Mrt.
&icpc's Ipotbcfe, 403 mcltl. 2. Str,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02

Gle Dolulg Ecpplcs' Societp
Der ocutlden cp.=llltb. Grinitatrs=
Stride miro bette ibrc nlo1tatlihe
@eldaits- unb llnterbaltltngsoer=
lalnnllung IN Scr Sdltlc abbaltell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-02
aanbibat fir snpcrpiiprcnppftcn.

&. s. Strobbeen BON @alcott lieB
geltern ieine &al1oioatltr fir Den go
item zines 5mperpiiors fiir BEN ON 2.
SSan1lur 1917 beginnenoen Iern1ilt
buden.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02
Christopher Ousted.

Judge Bryan Thursday handed deci-
sion in the case of c. B. Ross vs.. A. o.
Christopher, ousting the latter from OF
flee as county assessor Of Canyon county,
a Judgment for $1,000 was rendered
against Christopher's bondsmen, PEN
aItv in such cases fixed BY statute, and
judgment in favor of Commissioner Ross
for $500 was rendered. Mr.. Ross, how
ever, waived it, as he was only trying to
serve the taxpayers of the county in
bringing the suit. The case was tried a
few days ago, Christopher being charged
with malfeasance in Office, and the
court took the matter under advisement.
County Attorney Grifiths prosecuted
the case.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

Frank E. Meek, democratic candidate
for reelection to the office Of Probate
Judge Of Canyon county, is man well
fitted by temperament, training, educa-
tion and experience for the office to
which he seeks to be reelected.
Two years ago when seeking the office
the first time, he promised the people
that if elected he would not appoint a
probation officer, believing that office to
be useless and nothing more than
political plum. He told the people that
the probation or juvenile work could and
should be handled with the aid Of the
sheriff, county attorney and school su-
perintendent; he has kept that promise
and the work has been so handled, with
a saving to the taxpayers Of this county
of at least $2OOO.0O year, yet at the
same time the probation or juvenile
work has been handled as well if not q
great deal better than ever before,
He has handled, disposed Of and de-
cided the numerous estate and guardian
ship matters, the civil and criminal
cases, and the many other matters that
come before the Probate Judges office
efficiently and with real ability.
Judge Meek was born and raised IT
Canyon county and is alive to her every
interest; he is a property owner in the
county, and a taxpayer; Canyon county
is his home. He is an attorney at law
by profession, being graduate of the
Oldest AM one Of the best law colleges ir
the west; he has practised law as an
attorney and is admitted to practice be-
fore all the courts OF the state.
Judge Meek has made good as Probate
Judge, his record proves beyond doubt,
and on his record, on the fact that he is
property owner in the county, that his
every interest is here, and on the fact
that he has saved to the taxpayers at
least 100000 year by abolishing the
probation office, he is entitled to the en~
dorsement of the voters and taxpayers
of the county.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02

ing the taxes, than in any previous FIVE
administrations. This has been done,
notwithstanding the saving OF practically
100000 for the first year.
If you want lower taxes, and CAREFUL.
efficient business administration Of the
county business, cast your vote to return
the present democratic county officials.
They have made good. Their record
speaks for itself. Anyone doubling the
correctness of the statements Of their
savings are invited to visit the court
house, examine the records and see for
Such an inspection will
prove most convincing. One good tern
deserves another
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02
FOR sTATE REPRESENTATIVE

l, the undersigned, hereby announce
myself as a candidate for the Office OF
State Representative on the Democratic
ticket at the forthcoming election, and
# elected will do my utmost to cut down
taxes and to enact such legislation as
will be for the best interests Of the peo-
pie of Canyon county and the state Of
Idaho.
Dated October 2Sth, 1916.
JAS. B. NEWPORT.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02
a - ZOE orHER THINGs.

The Summer is over, a bountiful har-
vest has been gathered, and what more
appropriate than joyous visit with
friends. As an aid to you, our Week
Erd and Sunday reduced rates are at
your disposal Ask about them,
Agent, 0. s. L. R. r..
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02

What you want in a JUS
tTce of the Supreme Count is
man of legal training and
ability, and one that no power
on earth can turn from what
he believes is right. Hsk any
man who knows Mr.. Rice If
he is nOt that kind of a man.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02

John g. Rice, candidate for
Justice ofthe Supreme Court
rs Fffty=tWO years old, in the,
prime of life physically and
mentally.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02

II has been found that the Supreme ccnr
Of Idaho is hest balanced by having one mem
her frcm the North, one from the Southeast
and one from the Southwest. The only way
to continue this arrangement is by sIscting
John C. Rice of Caldwell
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02

what the people want is not politics but
efficiency and a business like admins
tration in their county government, A
vote for the reelection Of the present
democratic county officers is step in the
right direction. One good term deserves
another.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-02

We are paying the following prices for
poultry Heavy hens, 1Oc; light hens,
Sc; springs, 12c; ducks, Sc. Mutual
Creamery Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-11

WANTED-Competen man for farm
work. r. ID. Hill, Shagbark Farm,
Harland Road. Phone 900. aprlOd
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-11
Cadillac Races Express Train.

The wonders and thrills of motion
photography is we'll exemplified in
startling picture being shown at the
Davis theatre this week, where a pho
tographic record is shown of the re-
cent dare devil race which was staged
in California by the Cadillac Motor
Car Company.
Arrangements were made with the
railroad officials and the course set
from Los Angeles to San Francisco, a
distance of 1913 miles A throbbing
motor car and giant locomotive stood
side by side in Los Angeles, awaiting
the signal to start upon their record
breaking race.
At last the signal was given. Both
locomotive and motor car gathered
Roadway. Faster and faster grew the
pace until both were exerting the very
limit of the wondrous powers of To-
comotion which the hand of man had
placed within them. Over hill, noun
tain and dale they plunged until at
last the city by the Golden Gate hove
in view over the horizon, and San
Francisco was reached. The time
Twelve hours and ten minutes. The
fastest time in which human beings
have ever traversed the distance men
toned. Who won? The Cadillac by
one hour and thirty five minutes
though it was necessary for the motor
car to travel twelve miles more than
the train See this race upon the
screen at the Davis theatre Wednes
day afternoon and evening, April 18th
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-11
MOTION FOR SEPARATE
TRIAL FOR PAUL DAEcHE
Who is Under Indictment With Robert
Fay and Walter SchoIz.

New York, April 1O-Federal Judge
Mayer today reserved decision on a
motion for a separate trial for Paul
Daeche, who is under indictment with
Robert Fay and Walter Scholz and
three others charged with conspiring
to blow up ships carrying munitions to
the entente allies.
Daeche's lawyers said in support of
the motion that his clients interests
were antagonistic to those of Fay and
the latter's brother-in law, Scholz, who
had confessed originating the plot.
The motion was opposed by Assist
ant United States Attorney John C.
Knox, who submitted an affidavit to
the effect that Daeche had admitted
being concerned in the conspiracy and
should therefore be tried with the
other two.
Daeche, in a counter affidavit, denied
confessing and also the charge that he
went to bridgeport, Conn, in October
1915, to get the dynamite. He said
that in September, 1915, Fay asked him
to get some dynamite, saying that
Daeche could make commissions or
the purchase. This, Daeche claimed, he
refused to do.
A separate trial has previously beer
granted to tn eother trio in the case
who have not confessed.