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Notice TO Prove VIII and Notice TO
Creditors.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }
County Court. La Crosse County ,

TAT OF WISCONSIN, =.
IN PROBATE.
IN the Re Estate of Herman Pammel. deceased
Notice is hereby given, thsf At the special term
of SAID Court 10 be held IN the ord Tuesday, be-
ing the 18th day Of A .ril, A. d. 1915. at the Court
House in the City of La Crosse, County Of La
Crosse. and State of Wisconsin there will be heard
and considered, the application of L. H. Psmmei
and Dora Hansen to admit TO probate the last Will
and Testament of Herman Pammel. late Of the
Town OF Shelby in said county, deceased, and for
the appointment of executors.
Notice is hereby further given, that at the Spe-
cial Term of said court to be held at said Court
House, on the Bird Tuesday being the 18th day Of
July A. D. 1916. there will be heard, considered
and adjusted, all claims against said Herman Pam
mel deceased:
And notice is hereby further given, that all such
claims for examination and 'lowanc must be
presented 10 said county court a. the Court House
in the City of La Crosse. in said eounty and state,
on or before the l4th day of July = u. 1916 or be
barred.
Dated March l4th, 1916.
BY the Court
JOHN BRINDLEY.
County Judge.
o o-,r,. 49,
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e9 %eer G'eIber gu md6igen 3inien
leihen Ii0dIte. eulen uerldBlifen Hatb'
.leter iiir Sesbs uno @nrtgaaes brauft.
pher @eIo aif gute Siderheit aiisIeiben
nil, penbe lid an ". s. 5idiih.
203 9. 4. Strabe.
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e7 9. $. @ol5. aeent fir sic
Aoden & Milnden 6ellerperiihe.
runaS. @eienihnft. bat lein Gontor
nod 33l Moiu StrnBc. ilbcr Sch.
herbs Npothefe. perIe9t. Ge1lcs
Ehnne 352sM.
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s@ 3n ~ucrfanicn.

cine ioit neue oHoroitern" . 9tGb,
mulfine nit al ocn ueueIten yItto.
dement's" NodNlirooen I'M
Ror0ncrn.Gontor
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@eidafts Notisen.

fl@y7 s. g. &an aufen, @eriides
rlinassIgent; 8iraihnftss ooer Cider
heitssSuuos, 22S 8earl Strabe.
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3ns Der Milocnten mad WorScn.

3ng Der Milocnteu mad, WorScn.
Tic Sogcr iulo 0arauI nuintcrfianl
aemodlt. hoB Inn 6rijhiobr 0asS die-
Gen bon Miloeuten Die it'd lest ouf
Dem 6luge nad) Dem 40r6cn beiin.
Ben. inter Struic pcrbotcn lit. 4llr
%crtoppten ltebertretcr 0es Stduta0e.
lctcS mcr0cn noh ,3ahlln0 Der ionen
pnn Ni5conlincr @eridltcn ollicrlco
ten Stroien oen Ger. St0ntcn All.
ihoritotcn CUR nohmnIigcn 9eltra-
lung nbermleicn. "a Sic %G3cIlhue.
pcicbe Der Union ebcnioaS perfect
muroeu. l(chertretcr f6nucn nod, spet
Sabre nod &eqcbuua Ser Chat bon
ecn @erldltcu belunQt ncroen. IaS
tScieb iieht cbcninnS oie @clohnuna
pcn Inaeberu nor. Ole "a Ner alfcr.
icQten @troiiumnte crhalten. 1ia
Gonicrpotionabchoroc ots Staotes
hot III oen Icttcn itdlS Mounten ii.
niQc ltcoclt1dtcr sic bereits por Ian.
gcrcr Set Die @iIhihutacicte iiber,
troten. nor 6cr Rldtcr aebrndlt, ms
III ic0em Sole mur0e 1huloiaipre.
dllna crIanat uun ser SduIoioc be
itrait.
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Sic midt

GaB @rOu'S Nerbo Sonta. bic
eritounli6e Nuiten. uno Grf1l.
tundstur. fem Opium, Mtorpbi.
nm. GoNeiuc. ooer Cocaine. lit
Mirtlldltclt fem uortotildlcs
WtittcI entb0lt, Gober lit Ole
lelhc elu ildercS ttno hurmloicS
WltteL ober bcaobt nit elmer
mnneerbarcn Nellfroit. Sic lit
ooher noliCno mir Sin0cr, Viii
%telluhrigC mo Gang g(lte. unh
Sic bctcTmcu lie iii 50c o6er
$1.o0 0loihcn in meiner Gpo.
tbefr
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=Besweiier.

Niaieitic. - Sonntag Ra6mitta9s uno
abenbs @dmoebile : Soriteuungen; nu
ben Mofentdgeu @onoelbilber.
6ijpu. - Seben Hddymittag uno Nbeno
Mnnoelbiloer.
Gaiinu. = Seben gtadmittng uno Gbeno
8anoelbiloer.
9be Stranb - Tan Der Sndion StraSe)
Seoen 4beho @anoeIbiloer.
Star. = Seoen Rndrnittdg uno G6eno
@anoelbilner.
Treamiano.-(Noroieit )-Sehen 3ng
@anoelbiioc,
SDme. (gloroieite.) Seoen Gag
&anbeibiloer.
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Notice for Administration and Notice
to Creditors.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. l.,

TAT OF WISCONSIN,, l..
County Court, La Crosse County. I
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate of Wenzel Doerre. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term Of
the said Court, to be held on the third Tuesday
being the 18th day of April A. Z. 1916, at the
opening of Court on said day at the Court House
in the City of La Crosse, County of La Crosse, and
State of Wisconsin, there will be heard and con-
sidered, the application of Frank Doerre Sr- for
the appointment of an administrator Of the estate
of Wenzel Deere late of the City Of La Crosse,
in said County, deceased;
Notice is hereby further given, that at the Spe-
cial Term of said Court to be held at said Court
House, on the first Tuesday, being the first day of
August A. ID. 1915, at the opening of Court on
the day, there will be heard, considered and adj
justed, all claims against said Wenzel Doerre, de-
ceased;
And Notice is hereby further given. that all
such claims for examination and allowance must
be presented to said county court at the Court
House in the city of La Crosse, in said county and
state. on or before the 23rd day of July A. y. 1916.
or be barred.
Dated March 23rd, 1916.
By the Court,
Ohm BRINDLEY.
CountyJ udRe.
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Blaine inr Scu Sampicr . Sradt-

idluppen fertig. Sic 4ilane, meld)c
lid jest III 0GnOen ocs 9llrgcrmet-
tiers befinocn mto Dem Stootrctb IN
ictHer snodrten Sleunq poteeleqt
meroen. lfrleiben Elm ldl0n ou9icbeu-
res @eboioe ans Notl5ic9eln Dor.
IS lou Is 6uB lana un0 30 SUB
brett meroet. Gin arofcr Hauln loa
I'M CONNER ais 6rodltnieoerIage
oicuen mo M 2Siuter ols 9luibepob
%runl9roum uon Earfbdnfen ms 81
Qcntbum Der Garfbehor0C. Melln eiu
oifentIidler Gollettroum dnqefilgt
miro loll on5 @ebouoe $500 foitelt
plnic ei1en luldlen $500 mcri0cr.
Sic Neitiette 0cs Web0uheS miro cine
QroBe 2eronoo entbaltelt. Die nut
@dnfen iur Die Neouemlid)tctt oes
VlibIituutS pcrlehen mcroen iou. Nm
itott Dem SIuBporf 5ur pcrun3ieren
pcripridlt Ger gou Gin Sdn1ud oesicl.
ben 81 mer0Cn.
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Sittet nm &iifc. 9. e. Gcpcn
ser &oritebcr Der 90 Groiie Hescile
Miiiion, eriuht llnt Ole Neiiteuer
Dcn $500, nm Die Wiiilion ipabrcno
Der Sommer5eit it6er @oiier 81 boil
ten. @dbren0 ben lebten pier Mio.
nnten erbIeiten 1859 Yerionen %
0odl mo 400 Mobl5eiteu murocll
obgegeben, entmeoer frei o0er filr
Arbeitslelltungen.
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Sin GbefiaIider beidlminSeItc

Gin GbefiGlifer beidjminoeltc
Gampbea's Motorcpcle ono 8ic1clC
agenep 225 Noro 3. StroBe, nit
cinem faliden Gbed bon So. Gr
bette fth III Der 0ruderei pom Spi.
Ger & 8iidmonn Gbedformulnre
sciaen lollen uno, mabrero er aaein
eeloiien mar. 3mei ~0erlelbeu bon Der
Mtonta9uc Sorte az Die 9~tational-
bonf qeitpblen.
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Sablt Sbr Mietbe ?

&olt Shr elm Seim eisnen? 9nnn
lfre,bt an Die Upper Wisconsin Land Co.
IN Ne5ua auf ibre 8ieelanbs Carmen.
Die lehr bilis nno 5u leiften 8ebineunaen
81 ianfen limb Nnreiirt: 81. s. &ufielI
1856 Sub s. StraBe, 9eIephon 377-R, So
@rpie, Nis.
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50 4 S.

50 $.
Gin GbefiGlifler beif)minocltc
Gampbel's MotorcpcIe ollo 9ic1clc
@genep, 225 gtoro 3. StroBe, nut
cluem faliden Gbed non $50. Gr
bate iih III Der 9ruderei BON Spi.
Ger < @uidJmonn Gbediormulare
scigen lollen uno, mabreiio er alein
eeloiien mar. 3mei ~6erielbeu bon Der
Mtonto9ue Sorte on Die 9totional-
bont geitoblen.
gittet nm 6tife. 9. e. Gciucn,
ser 8orltaber Der 60 Groiie HescIlc
Yfiliion, eriudt I'M Die Neilteler
bcn $500, Inn Die V3iilion ipdbrcnO
Der Sommer5eit itber @oiier 81 bal.
ten. @abreno ben lebten pier Wio.
nnten erblclten 1859 Yerionen 90
0odI mo 100 Mobl5eitelI murocll
obgegeben, entme0er frei o0er flIr
Arbeitslelitungcn.
Hidlter Snrner's SdnoiOatnr.
NuI Die politiidle An5eiQc uon Hid
ter Turner ols Gonoiont iur oos
Eberecridt moden mir nod beion-
ners %auiinerfium. Al5 Mreisrih4
fer in Milmautee lett 5 Sa1ren bnt
iid 0r. Burner efnen cbrenpoaen
Muf erlporben. mo Dab IT gu Dem
Gmte beiablgt lit, mterlie9t teineuI
30eifel.
Srancrei : Nngeitelte erhelten
2%cbn5ulo9e. Gin Abfnmmen mur0c
8nildlen ben hleiigen g3rauereleu ci.
nerielts uno oen Observation-Disclosures
Der Observation-Disclosures an0c.
r~erieits iilr Die GET nom l.. April
1916 bis 1. glpril 1919, clio olti
6rei Sabre. ~gctrcffen, nDnad) oie2tr.
better modlenthdl $50 Mcbr Sobn
crbalten louen, Die 8ruucreiarbeiter
fiiuitig $3.50 BIS $3.50 ole ISOLDE.
Die DER Observation-Disclosures
$3.50 bis $3.50 Ole ySode.
SaatfOrn &udle. Die erite @odlc
i'm apriI miro in Den Sunoidulcn
bon "a Groiic Gountn Saltforn,
8odle leiiL mann Die GSurmer in sea
Sdulen ibr Sootforn problem IoIleil
iGnnerL. Iie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
miro 9robcn BON ltntcrlufern aus.
idlIden, 10 oab Die SdluIen iulitonoe
iIno, lid oornud 10 oicl ols nothi1
ieiblt on5ufertiaen, Wau lollte nit
Dem lIntcriud)en am Montda beein,
ncr, iooaB am 6reitag Die HeiEltate
befonnt gcgeben peroen f0nncn.
&Ollsn Die Staot entidpaoiaen.
Gls Nietbc fiir oeli Ganlpfld)ifi
6radltldnppelL melther an tSl.Gc bon
1earlitraBe errihtet meroeu lou. ba
ben Gopt. ~. VI. Aloir uno Capt.
Ielepb StredfuB idbrlid 10 Gro8ent
orr Soften p%Crlproden. @crnaro's
1ompfborfrn meroen 0ieieS ,Subr
nltt bis mad "a ernie fomrneft:
Capt. bernard bat nit Oen Gap.to,
zen StredfuB unh 0lolr eiu Abfom4
men bctr. GrcnsferircnS uno Ncl-
tcrbeioroern& BON 6roht gctroffen.
Nnftrrttu bon SnrocIla zee. 4m
Somtstag Aben0 miro oui HeraElai
lung BON 0orl 9t0ltc Die berilbnItc
eSclaenpirtuoiin 6 oroeIio gee
In Der @ermanla @allc elm &ioiin.
concert acbcn, tSrl. Gee. cine gebu-
rene Amerifonerin. erhiclt hire Nus
biIorng III europa bon cini1ell Der
heriIhmtclten Nfuittlebrcrn. nno lpiel.
IT lpotcr III Berlin DRESDEN. NSten
sraa, q. petersburg. WoscolL Hi.
90 un0 @elinaafor@. unb iiberoa ern
tete tic 2orbeeren. Sie bcterrldlt
lomohl Die tIailiidle mic sic mooerlc
Ntnitf m~ctltcrhaft uuf ,hrem ,Nu
itrument. mo crtttetc 2obprciiunacn
bon pieleu ongcleheucu Nfliiiffriti
fern. &er oIlo micoer einlnal cine
cdte NiOlinpirtuoiin h0rcn mill. Iolltc
nnbeoinat mor9cn 4bcno Ole Scr
mnnia @unc nufiud>eu. mo CT Miro
feline llriadlc habell. Del Gonq nn0
nen GinfrlttAnreis Ill hcrclItnt
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@eun Sic ieben molten

bodgraoiee 0tiibIen SOI5orbeitel,
lno &urtbol5 6ubbo6en ,funltlerilhe
Gntmiirfe in ornamental. Gunltglo5
lulo 5mor oleS unier clgeneS
Tobrifaf, onm beiuden Sic I'm.
icre Nelid)tigungs .&olume. Yreiie
garantirt nieorig, Die Sliolitdt in 8e.
trodt ge5pgen.
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Nidlter turner's @anbiOatnr

Hid|ter Snrner's SanoiOatnr.
Iuf Die politiide 4r5eioc uon Hid
fer Turner oils Gonoiont iilr oos
Eberacridt modem mir nod beion.
ocrs a|nimertium. Al3 Areisrih-
Ter in Milmnutee lett 5 Sa1ren hnt
iid 0r. Burner einen cbrenpoaen
Hui e%rlporbeu. mo Dab CT gu Dem
Gmte beiabigt lit, mtetlie9t teineul
3Weifel.
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gu berfaufen.

Gin Sehs. 9immers Saus su perfaufen.
1872 Martet GtrnBe.
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BALDWIN & BossHARD. Attys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
PORT WARDEN PAYSEE TELLS DEVELOPMENT WHICH
GAVE SEATTLE A MILLION-DOLLAR-ADAY BUSHES

need never feel the pinch of congested shipping dis
trict.
Our waters are open the year around and deep
enough to float the largest vessels in the world in
perfect safety.
The commercial world is coming each wear To
more fully realize the magnitude of our shipping in
duStry.
In 1914 the total volume of business handled over
our wharveS amounted to Si54oOo,o 45, and in 1915
to S2577923 o5 an increase of SOB, 1872, 45o over the
previous year.
For the current year. the first seven months show a
volume OF S22723o,o43, an average of So 762 4ol
per month. This is in excess of million dollars day
Seattle now the leading port on the Pacific Coast
is outranked by only two ports in the United States,
New York and Philadelphia
Each year we are recording greater benefits from
the increasing volume of business transacted with
Alaska In the Oriental trade, too, we are reapng the
benefits of our position and shipping facilities. We
are about 800 miles closer TO Yokohama than San
Francisco so that, rightfuy, much of the trade that
formerly went to that port is now coming To lis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
RUSSIA GETS IL MILLIONS IN 6 MONTHS

During the first half Of 1910 The United States
customs reports show total export business to Asatic
Russia to have been S72,8t2,248 carried mainly in
japanese bottoms, chartered by American shippers.
In 1913 the customs district of the state Of Wash
ington shipped to ASiatic Russia but S75o,Ooo worth
Of goods. The exports thru Seattle and Tacoma the
first four months of this year worth $50
With the close of the war commercial experts pre-
dict that most Of the goods being shipped thru
Vladivesek 5000 miles overland TO European Russia
will be routed the other way but the United States will
retain her trade with Western Siberia and much of
Manchuria, and Seattle will be the logical port thru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

beautiful harhor, sheltered
from the storms of the sen
and free from all reefs,
rock or any other danger
Gus Instructions to navi-
CATION.
With 50 miles of natural
salt water frontage and
nine miles of artificial
frontage recently added by
vast Improvements to Du-
vanish river, there will b
added, about January 1,
80 miles of fresh water
frontage in Lake Union
and Lake Washington,
thereby creating the largest
fresh water harbor on the
Pacific Coast.
Thus provided with a
total of Is miles of water
" limits Seattle commerce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
PORT AIDS SHIPPING INDUSTRY

For the benefit and assistance of commerce. the
harbor department of Seattle has been equipped with
a wireless station, and all ships business is handled
by the port warden free of charge Seattle is the only
port in the world so equipped TO the shipping
interests.
The harbor is provided with seven buoys for the
accommodation of ships desiring temporary mooring
without mourning heavy expense.
The United States government is now preparing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

which this trade will be routed.
Farm machinery, implements of iron and Steel
clothing, shoes and other material always needed with
the opening up of rich agricultural territory or during
reconstruction following war, will be in demand from
this coast.
The great movement of grain across the Pacific
has made it necessary for the Seattle port commission
to double the capacity of its Hanford st. elevator at a
cost of $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

TO install four more buoys for the exclusive use OF
government vessels in Seattle harbor This will insure
The moorng OF warShpS here great part of the time
Under the jurisdiction OF the port warden the
harbo is patroled night and day. Shipping interests OF
the port freely express their appreciation of the security
thus afforded them.
All thru the night the harbor launch "Patrol" slips
around the docks and whaves prepared to bag prowers
and exunguSh fires, or render assistance with her
pumps to small craft in distress
TRYING TO KEEP BAY CLEAN
The Patrol while used mainly for police and
lire duty is also made to serve the purpose of tug .
and the Staunch little craft is kept busy when not other
wise employed, gathering drifwood, rubbish and other
floating distractions that might menace navigation
The port warden has under consideration the construc
ton OF destruction plant where such refuse when once
gathered, might be destroyed.
The city council sufficiently impressed with
the amount of work required of the little craft to pro-
vide in the next years budget for the purchase of an
other boat
In case OF a waterfront catastrophe If pulmoors
ten lungmotors and two Meltzer apparatus are at the
disposal of the port warden.
Thus Seattle has prepared to care for the shipping
that comes to her gates and effort will be spared to
provide safety and convenience to all who favor us with
their business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
BY CAPT. A. A. PAYSSE, PORT WARDEN

Seattle situated on Elliott bay % miles from
Cape Flatery, offers TO the commerce of the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
CITY'S FOREIGN TRADE IN JULY
ALONE IS GREATER Than THAT
OF SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT
Growth of Waterhouse Fleet and Enlarge
ment of Port Commission Elevators
Show Prosperity's Substantial
Seattle port of the Pacific!

Seattle-sreatest port Of the Pacific!
Her water front teemng with vessels flying the
flags of nearly every maritime nation under the
sun, with Of other bottoms resurrected from
the deep for further service with others chartered,
leased or purchased outright and many others in
The process of building, this city today leads the
coast in commerce.
During the month of July alone Seattle outdid
the entire district of San Francisco, including all
the Northern California ports, by than
81, 40O, 600 in commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

/ he great lncreaSe IN tins ports commerce can
be more clearly understood when one considers that
Frank Waterhouse alone has increased his fleet of
chartered vessels from eight nine to at least
% since war stifled the commerce of Europe
Warehouse is one of the heaviest shippers 10
Vadvostok In July Vladivostok took S3,i866i7
worth of goods shipped from this port San Fran
lco district sent VladivoStok S2oi2682
During the past six weeks the Russian govern
lint has placed orders for S22 100000 worth of steel
ails with firms in the United States. This is most
important factor relative to the stability Of Seattles
trade with Russia. With the extending of railroads in
Russia this port will undoubtedly be called upon 10
deliver greater portion of goods to that country than
ever before. Russia formerly bought extensively from
The Germans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

THE UPPER PICTURES SHOW
SECTION OF SEATTLE'S OVER
SEAS MERCHANT FLEET AND
A PORT FIRE BOAT, WHILE
THE LOWER PICTURE SHOWS
SOME OF THE PUGET SOUND
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT
STEAMERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

SeattleS foreign trade in that month totalled
Sioooi,S o2. The whole San Francisco customs dis
trict aggregated only 7,5oo22i
1t would be frivolous to assign the cause to any
thing but war.
And yet the country's best commercial experts
declare, should the war abruptly end today the new
routes of trade would remain open to al least great
part of their present traffic
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-06
JOHN c.. RICE
of Caldwell for
Justice of Supreme
Court
The Man for the Place

sdw raised Heroes
College
from Come1wh aoILB
a # he leading members thu
in
0 He
has oneb called in in
o t o Court o wi cheaIir
the
If he mairtyof it,
elias o fgh which arndo without
1agr uhua pursuits
t into h Sutpaa
o h a f h tc mount ni
~ pi to fa ado the estate
ago vasur
re # from these h
mai tina heued in election
h nc Their a h % epnb o he court nrlerh Chic Justice
IN
o a as h success OF Justice n
in Of VIII ~ me
resides IN the to or w @ areh to you in aIrt
be lis to nh
The O. for OF he Supreme will appear h exreu RICH hand
ourb
|
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-06
EMMETT, IDAHO, Sept. 10, 1916.

EMMETT, IDAHO, Sept. 10, 1916.
Democratic Central Com,
Moscow Idaho.
Dear Sir:
81 am informed that NJ E. Lewis is running
for State Senator. He has left unpaid several hun
dred dollars IN back taxes equities state lands
in this county, They should have been collected as
personal taxes but not and delinquent certif-
Gates made gut for them by Canyon County, and
turned over to Our new County.
delinquent Certificates on Equities in State
Lands assessed against M. E. Lewis for taxes of
1912 turned over by Canyon County to Gem Coun-
ty amount to approximately $4,000 today. There
is also certificate of same kind against Henrietta
Lewis and one against H. K. Lewis. All of these
figured to Nov. LIST amount to S744.45."
To Latah County people who know M. E. Lewis
this will not be surprising it said here that M. E.
Lewis will do many things for the sake of dollar.
M. E. Lewis borrowed money from the State at
six per cent interest and when the State wouldn't
loan him any under the rules of the land board
he decided part of his land to other parties who still
owe the state the money. Can man who will do
such things in private life for the sake of money be
trusted go the State Senate as the representa-
tive of the people?
You deprive him of the opportunity by vot-
ing for j. ]. Keane for State Senator
The County Division move was started by the
leading Republican of Deary. F. c. MCGOWAN
is Republican and is from Deary. No Democrat
was ever identified with the move. 1t is Repub-
lican scheme and if it goes through, the Pot
latch Lumber Company and the Republicans will
put it through.
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wing of twelve hundred dollars. Ex-
penses in the sheriff's office have been
about four hundred dollars less than
in the preceding term making the to-
tai saving thirty-six hundred dollars.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-06
City News In Brief

. Mrs. Homer Estes is on the sicl
list this week.
G. L. Rea left this morning on &
. trip to Burley Idaho
Mayor ]. G. Gibson was a business
visitor in Spokane Saturday.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. M13t1
The regular monthly meeting of the
city council will be held tonight.
Mrs. P. Peuschell of Wallace is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. Kaufman
W. c. Johns, the Watkins Man, has
moved to 803 So. Washington street
Phone 274-Z. L34-40
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Elmer Mathes of Ken
drick and Miss Maize Harris of Troy.
The Faculty Women's club of the
University will meet Tuesday after
noon, November Z, at 2:45 at Riden-
baugh hall.
Voters should not forget that they
may still register on the day of cleo
ton and that it is everyone's duty to
express themselves at the polls.
q 700, will INV Q000 oy no
live chickens, young or old, male or
female and regardless of breed, paying
more than the market price. L34-6
ter of Spokane were guests of Miss
Audrey Carr over Sunday Miss Har-
7riet Phister is a freshman at w. S. G..
Rallies were held by both political
parties Saturday night. The republic
an rally was held at the Guild hall
with John w. Eagleson, state treasur-
er, principal speaker dealing with
state issues. The democratic rally
was held in Eggans hall, T. A. Wal
tiers, candidate for attorney general
being the principal speaker. Mr..
Eagleson stated while in Moscow that
he believed Davis would be elected
over Alexander by $4,000 majority.
Both speakers were confident of sue
cess for their parties.
Cooperation of the sheriff, prosecut-
ing attorney and probate judge has
saved the county about thirty-six hun
bred dollars the past two years. Fol
lowing the election of Sheriff Camp
bell, the probation officers work was
taken over by the sheriff's office. ma
king saving of 100000. Here
tofore an appropriation of six hun
dred dollars a year has been made for
detective work, but MI Campbell and
Mr.. Moore have spent none 81 the mon
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-06
ADVERTISING

Here is the personally signed pledge of the Dem
ocratic Legislative candidates to the voters of Latah
County on County Division:
eff we are elected we hereby pledge ourselves to
PREVENT the Division of Latah County.
JAMES ]. KEANE, Candidate for Senator.
JOHN B. HITCH,
GEORGE w. SUPPIGER,
WILLIAM A. WHITFIELD,
Candidates for the Legislature.