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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02

.o6-,F .",s'Y nIgnt was aDpre- I1v ASssDo t1 -. - ies- - Dy eV5es'.- e',-'- ese. .his way. G7J G7-J'-, Towing little folks: fN On Douglas, Nyal Douglas,EWo nice will ( ard, Halleene Rose, Francis 5di1, Katherine Kirkham, Priscilla Hepler, Vera Wells, Kathleen Kendall, Verla Cox, Mary Tate, Dorothy Megown, Edna Lee Harbeft, Ivan Ragsdale, Remmel ShibIey, Paul Parker, E. A. Douglas, Carroll Duncan, Wayne Puck cit, Carl Villines. Glen Vlllines, Clay Buell., Marvin Rodden, Fred Bair. Mrs. O'Neal voted that little Fred Bair said the cutest thing of the afternoon when he said to his little sister, Now, Fran cis, don't ask for two dishes The
 time was spent in recitations and
 games played on the lawn. So we'll
 pleased was little Miss HaIleen that
 she said, Mamma letme have two, five
 parties. She was the recipient of
 nice and pleasing presents.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02

Mrs. John Ramsey is closing out her stock of Summer Millinery at cut prices. Also has some new sport hats. See them. 13-2t
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02
WARNING ORDER

0tate of AlKarsas. In the Chancery Court for the Eastern District of Carroll County, Arkansas. c. l. Forsyth, Plaintiff. Helda Forsyth, Defendant
 The defendant, Helda Forsyth, is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, c. l. Forsyth Dated May 15. 1916.
 Carroll Hudson, Clerk, A. L. Kinney, Attorney for Plaintiff,
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02
OSACE

Childrens' day will be observed here the third Sunday in June.
 Grady Reagan visited friends and relatives at Friendship Sunday.
 Joe Fancher made a trip to Boone county first of the week to buy white face.
 Miss Cleo Ssco has been named as teacher of the Gardner school
 Paul Combs will weild the birchen rod at Friendship.
 Bertha Naples will teach at RocI;'
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02

2ties was orgafkad in Green
 Psday.
 owing officers were chosen:
 Ralph Goudelack Of Eureka
 Vice President Andy Cox of
 brest; Secretary and Treasurer
 jteene, Jr., of Harrison.
 iers attending the meeting in ad- to the five carriers of Green est were Chas. M. Greene Jr. and H. Rowland of Harrison; G. B. Z ice of Alpena; E. E. Hailey of Berry He: Grover Edmondson of Grand few and w. H. Elam and Ralph Goud elack of Eureka Springs. Tn 2. association will be known as the 'dl-Boone Letter Carriers Associa- le next meeting will be held at Eu- aSprings the first Monday in Sep ber. Meetings will be held twice ear, on Washington birthday anc lbor Day.
 The visiting members of the Associa on were delighted with the reception endered them by the Green Pores : ,oys and so expressed themselves b7 the adoption of A resolution to tha effect.
 Green Forest has 'the largest buncl of carriers of any towp in this poltiol of the state, having, if we mistake not more than any other t @wn on the M & N. A. road with | he possible ex eeption of Joplin and Neosho. and finer set of men could not be jumpe, anywhere
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02
Her Third Birthday

Little Miss Halleen O'Neal celebrated her third birthday May 26 by serving s.ess as- = o>->- 7ses.z--,sz '. 9o dppTe-
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02

.a the Central Avenue M. D. 5hurch 'tl1e little bride wore a gowE of em- K ybidered white net that but art nuased kNr girlish loveliness. Miss iDixon's gown was fashioned of pink argandie with which she wore picture hat of leghorn trimmed with dropping pink roses. The immediate families of the bride and few of their intimate friends were guests to whom buffet supper in three courses was served following the ceremony. MT. Glass is the son of Mr and Mrs. H. D. Glass, is identifoG with his father in the Insurance baai- ness. Mrs. Glass is the youngest daGeh- ter of the Worthington family and is d member of Harrson's $ younger society set. Both are very popular and have the good wishes of all Harrison. The young couple went to Bergman yesterday, where they left for Springfield, Mo, on short wedding trip. They will be at home to their friends in Yellvile, July 1, where MT. Glass has charge of
 branch office of his firm. - H Harrison Times
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02

J. L. Russell, formerly proprietor of the Green Forest Tribune, now pro- prietor of the Hale (Mo) Hustler Leader and one of the best all round newspaper nen in the State, is in Harrison evid idently with his eye on something. He spent last night with his old ] Geo. Cotton. = Harrison es1epublie hes Res assured whatever =dlon wi ,not..-s..- -.,,; s. I,rv-, o,-.n lvenience. Price 25c. a son
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02
Glass-Worthington

A wedding of unusual importance, in that it combined two of the oldest and most prominent families of Har- rison, was that of Miss Ruth Worth ington and Mr. William P. Glass which was solemnized on Thursday evening at the home of the bride parents, Judge and Mrs. John l, Warrington Large baskets of crimson ramblers, vases of pink roses, and bowls of sweet peas lent their charm to the spacious rooms of the Warrington home, and formed beautiful setting for the bridal party.
 At six o'clock, the bride and groom at tended by Miss Blanche Dixon, as maid of honor, and MT. Howard Cochran as best man, took their places in the liv- ing room for the simple out impressive hot llony read by Rev. Ira Terrence
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02
Rur Carriers Meet.
ciatec
An associAon

ssociA on Qf. Rural Free pea
 iii.7's7-..''- .:z=-.:. ::....'. ciatec YCarfiers .oll and Sties was orgafhSad in Green
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02

n the Chancery Court, Eastern District of Carroll County, Arkansas, July Term I916
 w. N. Harding, Plaintiff
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-12-14
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-12-14

bOhbersigen syriehensbeoingunael
nid)t angenpmmen iuerben, bic Wut
id)ulb Ses ,uciteren GDlfergemetel,
auf ben SdDmltern Der &crbiinbetel
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geidylagen, Eolen fret. Serbieu, Mpn
tenegro nno 9inmanisn iinb ausae
idDaltet, Elm 9td,teI bes reidyitcu Serri
turinms pou ssranfreidy lit in ieine,
Sanhen, bic 8efangenen sdblen mad
Wilipnen, bic rnmaniIde 8ente al
Nabrnnssituffen, 8ensin, Del, 8etrei
DC lit ebenip nnermehlid), ,uie bic al
G1iegsmnnitipn, hub bod bietet c.
5riehen inter beiagteH, fait anfakba
rem gebingnngen.
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Iadlten einid,lishlidD bes fapites lei
ne sSricoensbebingnngen iibermitteI
'rlnb bic @elt bat itd) bon ibrer lleber
raidnna nod nid)t erbolt
Hpd) lit es nidjt eriid)tlidj, Oh bit
Mliierten ben 1rieoen iuiinId,en mni
bic Sebingnngen annebmen iuerSen
Sic iuerben iid) iiherIidl iuieber anfs
bpbe Huf IeBen molten, iie iuollen nnS
lpaecn es nidf, tire 1eblcr nno fort.
geicBten geieberlagen elnsngeiteben
npdl trdnmem iie bon fiinftigen Sic
gen nnb oaF lie Dcreiut ben bitter ber.
baften 8eener auf bic Snie nteber5n'
siuinsen geoenfen.
Illein, ,ueun bas 9 0 Der Illiter'
ten bic Wabrbeit erfdbrt, ipirs es
buffentlid) eincn 10 se,ualtisen Srnd
anf ieine unperantiuurtltd)en eflriiidls
tigen 2eiter ansiihen, bak Der @elts
friehe nid,t lGnacr n,efr ein Sranm
bleibt. gSas fDnnen iic geluiunen? ,?
Sic ,uerbeu bic bentifen nnb berbiin-
bctcu Mad)te nidDt nieberslpingen, nub
Scmtid)lans bat bereits anaefiinoigt,
SaF, mcnn bic Srieotasbeoine,tnsen
nid)t .angenummen ,ssssen, ,ueiterge'
fGmpft ipirb nnb bic iSeinbe iid) ale
Solacn ielbit 5nsnIdDreiben baben.
Nod cine iueitere frobe aunbe.
I9as bentid,e SradttaudDbootr 9entIdD'
Ilano "iit non ben Ser. Staateu am 10.
I9esember in Der Mitnbnns Der 8eier
einsetruffen.
IS lit bic erfulereidle Seenbiaune
Der sipciten Hnnbreiie bieies Sanbels-
nnterieebuptes nadD ben Ser. Staaten.
9ieie Gciie bat bas Sabrsens in nenn'
|sebn Sagen bcenbet. am 81. Nopems
Der fnbr es BON steiu epnbun, Gpnn.
ab. Gpmit fat bic v9emtidlanb"
lire lette Tabrseidluiubisfeit beben-
teno iibertruffen, henn bic Sabrt ppn
Baltimore bis sur @eier bansrte %
Sage. Die 5abrt nad) ben Ser. Staa.
ten bauerte, bas erite Wal 16, Oas
siueite Wal 21 Sage.
Sie r9entidlanb" bradte anf ibren
beiben &eiien iuertpolle 2abunsen nit
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-12-14

iid,, bauptiGhIid Snrbitufie nub Gbc.
mtfalieu. &abrenb bicier lebten
TaIrt fiibrte lie cine 2abnug Die aui
{$2,OOO,0O0 seid,dtt ipiro uuo amt.
lide Euit fir GeutidlanS.
Nnferbem hat Gin bentidDer Srenser
bic rbritiid)e Slufaoe els spette sM6s
be" hnrdbrud)en nnb bic alliiertelt
Sd)iffsintereiien bnrd] isinen 4nfent'
bait im AtlantiIdDen Cssan ben Nen-
em in gpiteriide Inait oeriett. lleber
125, ,OOOSpnnen bon feinblid)su SdJif'
fen iunrben mieber in faum ad)t Sngen
berienft, barunter Ser britiidDe Sam-
pier Britannia" NIT feinem GapitGn
ais 8efansener. Gbenio perlur 6ranfs
reid uieoer einen Observation-Disclosures
ger, uSmffren", init iiber 71S Mann
uno berlur burd) 3nIammenituf NIT
einem 8riten ben Surpeoobuotscrit6-
rer rYatasan" (bereits oen fiinften) l..
gei elmer Grploiion In eiuer rniii-
lideu Mnnitiunsfabrif iinb nadD einem
geridDt bes rnIiiihen glattes y9ted"
iiber tanienb Eeriunen set6tet ,pprben.
Die ginmanen baben nnacfGbr
liz, 900 Wann ais 8efansene perlo.
rem, iettbem 9iumGnien in ben Sried
eingetreten lit, etiua elm Sed)itcl ibrer
Irmee, unb anferbem &erlnite in Der
S,0be opu 100000 Mann crlitten; bas
bun ben beutId)cn &erbiinbeten in Rns
mdnien eruberte 8ebiet lit nngefabr
$4,000 Ennbrat-Silpmeter pber 90.
600 Snabratmeilen arps.
SIN Wa5cbpnier baden bic glliirrten
nene Iflpere &erlnite erlitten. a1nig
Gunitanttn hat Die Wiobililatiun Der
griedDtidjen Srnppcn angeprbnet. NodD
ME mar bic ariegslaae 10 perbdngnis.
bull fir bic Nlliierten, nod ME bic I'M
snfriebenbeit Der gep0lfernng in ben
einbliden 2anberu nnb bic syriebens.
iebnlnd,t 10 sruf.
ltnb, iuenn es cines beiiercn geiuei.
les nnierer sErpiperitat" bicrsnlanoe,
nub iucIdles bic llriadjen uuierer rieii.
gen 2ebensmittelteneruna itnb, be.
bnrft bate, 10 makteu bic rieiisen
Ereisitiirse pon alien Nabrnngs-Gr.
pprtartifeln, pun Sanmuollc niiu. an
ben Grdlange- nnb gusfnbrb6rien
and benz geid)ranftcitcn bic Insen
Dffnen.
Soften mir babcr, baf bic SicsiGhris
&c @eibnadJtsseit ben 8eltfrieben
BON Nenem bringt nnb oaR bic bibli'
ifen @prte iuieber ,uabr luerben:
rSrieben anf Grben nnb ben Men.
iden ein 8pblgefallen."
trenen mir nns, bah 9entIdlanbs
ySnnnen nnb garbaren" Dpn Nenem
bic idDlanaeneiftigen gemeinen ger-
leumber beid)amt baben nnb beiueiien,
per in @abrbeit fir MeuidDlidJfcit,
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-12-14
@eibuacbts s&cltfriecem!
Stege gerbnoete bteten oi5 bie 6reoensbano robbge
u8arbaren" 8eongungeu. - SIM Snereie Der
Wlenlfldfeit unO &ultur.
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| SentIhlanb nnb bic nerbiinbetel
3entralmad)te babeu iidJ ielber be
,iiegt. IS lit elmer Der bOd)Iteu mora
iidJen Siege.
| SiegreidD sn 8aiier, inter ben
8aher, sn Sanbe uub tn Der Snft
nad bem eritannlidl erukartigeu mill
tdriIhen Siesessus in Hnmanieu, mi
8ried)enlanb nun bereit, auf ibr
Seite 81 treten, Gn9lano ant Suuser
tuhe nageub, nadD Dem gGnbe reben
Den Miniiterlued)iel in Gnelanb, mad
Der Gntietnns oes fransOiiidjen Cber
fummanhierenben Suffre bnrdD 8ene
ral Eetain, oen &erteibiaer hDn Ser
bum, nadI Serienfuns npn Mt!liuner
ppn Spnnen bon feinbliden 6anbels
ihtffen, NIT nngebrud)enem Mmte ba
beim uno ungebruhenem Solbaten
NUT an alien bentId)en nnb perbiinbe
ten ssrunten, fitrsum, anf benz 8ipfel
pnnft militGriidDer nnb inbnitrielle,
Siege - bietet Sentidjlano nnb mil
ibm SeiterreidD=llugarn, Siirfei nnb
Snigarten ais Sieaer - Den
grimmen aeId,lasenen iseinSen biz
!Sanh snm Trteben.
3nm sSrieben anaeiid)ts oes bepur-
itebeuben 8eibnad)tsfeites.
yGinaebenf Der Observation-Disclosures
bur 8ott, nor Der 8elt nnb Der
Menid)lidJfeit, einaeoeuf Der &erant-
uortnns, tauIenoiabriee anltnr unh
Grrnnaenidaften at retten, INN ben
nnIagliden Sammer su enben 1t. Wils
lipnen bpn tlranenoen Nngen 5u trpds
men," pffertert SeutIdDianb burdD ben
Geidlsfansler ben @eltfrieben.
Gs beiieste iid ielber. Die geSin-
gnnsen iinS anseiid)ts Der Grfolae
nnb Der ertrasenen 2eiben nno rieii-
gen Soften fait unfakbare.
Gs reid)t Die Sano snm Srieoeu,
aibt alles erpberte 8ebiet einidlieRlid)
gelgien snriif nno berlangt nmr Hiifs
sabe ieiner friiberen Sulouien nnb Die
GrridDtnng Der nna6bangigem S0nt8.
reid)e Tulen nnb &ttbaueu, als Hnf-
feritaaten geaen ImRlanb, nnb iiber-
ldft bic @alfanfrage einem @eltfrie-
bensfongreR. Nud)maIs betpnt es fei-
erlid) bpr @Utt nnb Der McnId)bett,
bnF es ben Sriea nidlt iuullte, baf es
nur in bitterer, cntIhlpiiener @erteibi-
gnns bauoelte nnb pcrlanst 8aran-
tien fir feline eigene fultnrelle nno ins
bnitrieIe Gnt,uifeluns nno bic ietner
trenen &erbiinbeten.
IS lit pillens bem Haft beisntreten,
iueld)er ben @eltfrieSen fir fiinftige
Seiten itd)ert nnb perlanst feline
&riess ssentid)aoieuugen.
IS mar Der bramatiId)ite Comp, ben
es NIT ieinen &erbiinbeten ausIpielte,
unb bic san5e 8elt htrb 5nm 3engeu
anfsernfen, baR, wenn Die oentidleu
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15

ders which the Wilson administration has made in its r
tons with the Latina countries The caalovu
long.
Mr. Wilson has meddled in Mexico, has provoked the Co.,
oral chiefs and their armies to murder and rob Amer
has refused protection citizens has thereby melted H.
Maxicans to further outrage and has recognized de &
ur an insoent leader who fails to suppress brgandage INV
threatens the United States with when undertake ~
job
tolls dispute
He has agreed to give apology and to pay backma
Colombia
He permitted Mr. Bryan to send to Sano Domingo Tam
MANY politician who applied Tammany methods in diplomas
land to make spols of trust for that republic
He invited invidous comparison with his policy in Mex;
Inv intervening most effectively in little Haiti and now akn
Ia similar course in Santo Domingo.
He has weakened the prestige of the United States by nv
ling other republics aid in diplomatic settlement of Me
can problem and to become equal partners in the maintenance
of our peculiarly national policy, the Monroe Doctrine
He has upheld the sacred right of revolution when dscn
ling Mexico but has denied it by proposing that American re-
pubcs give mutual assistance in preventing its exercise
One of the most tasks before the next administrator
will be to undo mischevous effects of these bnders and
lift the United States again to that position of respect and
power to which the nation entitled by its material strength
and high purpose.-Oregonian.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
SECRETARY McADoo's BLUNDER

The United States had already sunk low in the the
South American states when Secretary McAdoo put slight
upon Peru which will readily be forgiven by that country
and which will produce decidedly unavorable impression
IN the other countries of the southern continent Mr. Nc
Adoos mission to participate in the conference uni
form commercial law for the entire western hemisphere as
means of promoting and afterwards pay official
visits to the various countries his home of
drawing friendly relations closer His action Caao has
had precisely contrary effect only Peru but in all
before the whole world and doing has
disputed the veracity of the Peruvian health officials who
serted that the plague had been exngushed Out respect
for red tape regulation he hagged about salute
republic and delayed until all its possible good effects had
been discounted The sentiment inspired among the naughty
people OF Spanish descent be imagined.
The made for Mr. McAdoos of fragrant discou
esy that he had been requested by wireless home
because of the critical stage which relations with Ger
many had reached at the time when he arrived Caao AS
publication OF that would have been apt aggravate
the German crisis plausible preex for abandoning his
gramme necessary If he could find without eiy
ing mortal oense to sister republic he would much better
have carried out his programme American interests could
not have suffered injury by his absence during any
sibe crisis with Germany than they have suffered by his
clumsy attempt to explain his hasty departure from Caao
All OF Peru prepared entertain him with that lavish
and stately hospitality which characterzes people Spanish
blood when ne went ashore for few minutes paid brief
visit to the president and hurried board ship His action
may be summed equivalent to saying morning.
can't stay; you've got the plague,
This boorish act of Mr. McAdoo caps the pyramid of blum
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
TEDDY DECI,TNEs

theodore Roosevelt was unanimous
~ chosen as the standard bearer in
the Progressive convention and his
message tentatively rejecting the NOM
nation follows:
ITO the Progressive convention 7
am very grateful for the honor Won
CONFER upon me by nominating me as
president. can not accept If at tbis
time. | do not know the attitude of
the candidate of the Republican marty
toward the vital questions of the day.
therefore, if you desire an immediafe
answer' | must decline. But If you
prefer 1t | suggest that my condi-
ti0nal refusal be placed in the hands
OF the Progressive national commit
tee. If Mr.. Hughes statements. when
ne makes them, shall satisfy the com.
mittee that It is for the interest Of
the country that he be elected thew
can act accordingly and treat NV re-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
WHEN THE SINGLE SPEAKS.

Genius is not always spontaneous however much may a
pear times There is that factor in autosuggeson which
may been impressed the nfantle mind unrecognzd
the time by the dong parent and unaccounabe to the
urer intellect of the child known to psychologists hered
for want of better term.
point to be that of high school boy whose
inventive talent produced photograph of such simplicity
as to attract attention and description in detail recent
issue Of the Popular Science Monthly As told in simple Ian
guage instead of scientific TERMS the reproducing part of the
instrument is nothing than shingle with the
point of danng needle fastened in one corner to trace the
record on the disk.
There is boy who got practical benefit out Of
early argument with his father who emphasized the truth
with Single single that had tack in it the stub
the nail that formerly held it to its place the roof of the
woodshed device which fails to bring out the
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
DOES WELL ON HOGS.

t. A Beeman, one of the well known
young farmers of this section, brougnl
in ten head of fat hogs Tuesday that
returned him better than $500, and
one of the lot tipping the scales al
$50 pounds. r. S. Sweet purchaser
the bunch for coast shipment
That there is money in the pig game
Mr. Beeman is thoroughly convinced
A little over year ago he put aW@
at the then market price $500 worm
of grain intended for hog feed. fIom
this lot he fattened a bunch OF my,
four head of hogs last spring wncn
brought him 800, he seeded 100 acre
of ground and added to the presen.,
shipment makes him cash total u
5000, and has grain left on when ne '
feeding $50 head of hogs at me pls y.
ent time. In addition to the SSVV 'n'
sack bill, hauling, storage and illS~'
ance was saved.
Mr.. Keenan, is farming quite eA'ea
sively this year and in addition ~ y
his own place, has considerable i'H'
rented.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
COUNTY AUTO ASSOCIATION.

A committee from Cottonwood rep
resenting auto enthusiasts of that sec
ton met with a like committee here
Monday night to talk over matters
pertaining to the formation of an auto
mobile association with the object of
improving road conditions throughout
the county At the present time there
are some ITO autos licensed in this
county and the combined action of
this number of people who are using
the roads from day to day will I'M
doubtedly have its effect
The matter of organization was Civ
en- thorough discussion and another
meeting to be held at Cottonwood was
called for next Tuesday night, AT
which time the formation of the asso-
citation will be completed and officers
elected
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
DELEGAfES ELEcTEn

At the meeting Of the Republican
County Central Committee held in the
city Tuesday the following well known
party workers We're named as dele
gates from Idaho county to attend the
Republican state platform convention
to be held in Boise on June 81: Evan
Evans, $. A. Anderson, Grangeville;
Geo. A. Cowgirl, Lake; c. M. Butler,
Sites; $. r. Libbey, Cottonwood; Ed
win Nelson, Fem; +. e. Quist, Koos-
kia; John Nevin, Whitebird. and John
higgins of Higgins
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
Roosevelt Out Of Politics.

Oyster Bay, June 10-Colonel ROOs-
evelt summoned the newspaper CORE
spondents to Sycamore Hill at $
o'clock tonight to tell them he had
tentatively refused the nomination for
the presidency and that he had nothing
to add to what he had said in his tele-
gram to the convention at Chicago in
regard to his present position.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
LAND BOARD DECLINES TO FOLLOW GOVERNOR s
LEAD

Thomas G. Coffin former assistant attorney general in
open letter to the state land board takes up the article pub
shed the Capital News and which drew differences that
Coffin had allowed Irregularities in the approving of the
called Huston land loan abstracts.
Collins letter not equvocal respect and asks from
the board that they responsible for the
newspaper article mentioned The letter follows:
The Capital News Of Thursday evening contained art-
Gle upon the socaed Huston loans which mentioned
tereng developments said to have been placed before land
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
GEO. III. BYERS LOSES HOME: !.

About 10 o'clock this morning w
ranch home of Geo. Fl. Byers aUU vss
eight miles northeast of this Guy W. on.
entirely consumed by fire. Inc "
tents of the lower floor were save"
Miss Nora Nail daughter OF MI , a
Mrs. Chas. Nail, was renderllls IN
at the Byers place and had a pa Whle
the stove and one in the oven. Va" iins
In another part of the house atlen',h M
to her duties, she remembers IA
lard and returned to the Kl.cl'1 Ne
see how things were coming On, .orod
stove was very hot and as she Up o.
the oven door there was hea' ..ossp
plosion, which sent the boiilhs I'm 10
over her dress and dripped uo .orof
her feet and burned them se' uorslr
The young lady was also se sands
burned about the arms ana tbe
When the accident happeheu rrpup
young lady was alone on the e.npguish
ises and went to work to eAe lnsdiug
the flames that were rapidly spiSSd 10
over the house and had succee er ans
overcoming them before pawn eorius
attention to her injuries, anu ran d
something else might happen Rvpr
quarter mile to notify MIS-. .tnrnd
and secure assistance. The l saessias
to the house and were busy unorerei
the bl1rns when flames were ulss uhIA
In the upper part of the house
they were unable to combat, ..,s cty
Miss Nail was brought 10 sen.ocltpa
by her father and Doctor use %
dressed the burns and while 'p = rest
the feet are very severe, sne III, l are
ing easily and no serious res"'
anticipated. D,ors car
1t is understood that Mr.. b'ei
ried insurance on the home
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR TO
SPEAK AT C0IIRT H0IISE.

d. W. Davis, candidate for the NOM
nation of governor on the Republican
ticket will address the citizens of
Grangeville on matters pertaining to
his candidacy next Saturday night.
Everyone who can is invited to be
present.