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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10

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ben bsieite @l9be Iisser iaa Nor up
til Smerten, at Den iom Smerteu bar
line Saarer.-Iler. DUMAS pere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10

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nobe inbiamIct $1133.
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

expects great things of his newly
acquired pet, provided some boun-
III hunters do not get him and
present his pelt Tor the $3.50
bounty.
Washington birthday was
prcttily and profitably observed
by the ladies of the Methodist
Church in this city in their SER
vice OF a mighty well prepared
chicken pie dinner at the church
annex from 3 to 8 o'clock Tues
day evening. The rooms were lib
orally decorated IN the national
colors and cherries and hatchets.
the latter also being attractive
place souvenirs on the tables.
Presiding over the banquet were
the Father OF Ills Country" and
the charming Martha, I" person
flied by Mr.. Francis Walters and
Mrs. A. A. Hunter, and they did
the honors most becomingly. That
those who partook Of the feast
were many is best indicated by
the amount of the evening" s re-
ccipts, which were something
over $40.
Gangeville Bread at Topper q
Tvy's.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24
Local and Personal News Notes


court ia Grangeville last Thurs
day. returning home Friday.
Mrs. Joe liill and children.
Willie and Emma, are visiting az
the kineaid home this week.
Lester Robinson came up from
Lewiston Friday night for a short
visit with friends and relatives.
Tom LAWN came up the latter
part Of the week for visit with
his sisters, Misses Sadie aud Leila
Emanuel Carey has just finish
ed installing electric lights and
power II his ranch north Of town
Mrs. r. Il. Anderson and child
rem left Saturday for a visit with
friends and relatives az ciarks-
ton.
Geo. ~. Harry and Clyde Carr
J. +. cassell 81 the Weippc coun-
try, were Nexperce visitors Mon
day.
Topper 4 Ivy installed a new
up-to-date sanitary show ease in
their confectionery store this
week.
First showing 81 Spring Aiil-
linery o. Saturday. Feb. 70. A.
MrN Johnson 4. opposite the post
office
Clarence Kennedy aud wife. 81
near Greer. spent Sunday in Ncx-
pcrre with Air. and Mrs Frank
Rillups.
ron SALE a 1913 Ford ear
fully equipped. just overhaniesl
and in splendid condition. DR.. J
p Jones
f1mf RENT One Groom aud ]
Groom dwelling in southeast Nez-
perez. Good condition. See J
Il. Lehman. e
FOR SALE Improved Gas.
cade Range: first-ciass condition !;
SIS gets IL. Can be seen ~ Roch-
dale warehouse. -
3iNs Rcffn Martin WAS called
10 Spokane this morning on ac-
count 81 the serious illness 81 her
sister, Miss Helen.
Mrs. J. q. Wright and daughter,
Miss Edith. left Monday for 3 Wis
Il with friends aud relatives NJ
Gcnesee and Spokane.
Mrs. Geo. Poler returned 90 her
home IL Cottonwood Saturday af-
tcrn0on, after g visit with her
daughter. Mrs. l.. G. McMahan.
LOST Purse containing s. bill
some silver and three keys. Re-
turn Ia Herald office and get re-
ward. Owner must have keys Nv
Mrs. TcSsic Hampton returned
10 Winchester Tuesday morning,
after a week Is visit with her pa
rents, AR. and AIRS. r. 7. o'Con-
ncr.
A. n. pattcn, Of Spokane. and
e. II. Patten, of Moscow, were re-
gistcrcd at the Ncxpcrce Hotel
Friday.
The last grand bali before Lent
will be given at the Fraternal hall
Friday night. March 3. Good
music and good management All
invited.
shoe repairing done while you
wait. All work guaranteed.
Prices reasonable. JAS Stock
dale. First door north Of Stev-
ems restaurant.
Dave fsrink is visiting old
friends in the city for a few days
prior to leaving for the Okanogan
country whore he expects 70 make
his future home.
Miss Irene Hanson came up
from Lewiston Monday TO take
the position OF stenographcr IN
the law offices of :. O. Tnnnahill
and q. G. Pcnncli.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Charlton,
who have bcen visiting at the T
+. O'Conner home for the past
two weeks, left Tuesday for their
home IN Ellcnsburg.
Have your horse bills printed
here and get notice ~ The
Herald breeders Column, and
everybody IN Lewis County will
know about your horse.
FOR SALE One 2 year old
and ono yearling purc-brcd Po-
land China boar aud 8 light Brah-
ma purc-brcd cockrcls. W. A.
Mohlcr, Idaho.
BINDING TW1NE Limited
amount at 1Ii2 cents cash BE
sure and get some of this twine
and avoid the high price later on.
Thomas & Jamison Co, Inc.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24
Dance tomorrow night
The Herald, 81 per year.
Get the best bread AZ Felt's.
Nights are cold aud frosty.

ltE kAtt WA*Af Va - y So
Get the best bread az Felt's.
Nights are cold and frosty.
A<k</aLG7soz4a~s<
tiremens dance tomorrow
night
Little health abuses often make
big diseases
+. n. Ehrhardt. OF Lewiston.
Is Ia the city.
&. q. Farrar- confectionery
and pool ball
L. 81 !. glee club 81 the opera
house tonight.
Rooms 81 the Commercial. sim
gle 0r ia suite
Fred smith Was over from Noll-
mer Monday night
Sheriff ~. H. Paige Was Noli-
MGR visitor Monday
Wn. Kirby, Of 10. was a Mex
perez visitor Saturday.
Billie Steilmon waN q passenger
FOR Lewiston Saturday.
Bus il for less az Carlson =, the
Tailor aud IIaberslnNher
t'resh Freshman yeast ~
Feit'S twice each week.
Agency for the Moscow Steam
Laundry John Carlson.
Frank johnson Wns paNsefi-
ger for Lewiston Tuesday.
4. ". Mitchell went - Oro-
fino on business yesterday.
-. 4. Donovan left Tuesday for
4 business trip 20 Portland
Wanted 60 rent. piano. I'm
amire az the Nexpcree Hotel.
FOR SALE tiood wall phone,
5000. Airs II. u. kineaid.
f'resh line of cigars and ran
dies al Farrnr'k confectionery.
=. T.. Staplcton loft yesterday
morning for . visit "a Moscow.
WANTED Dozen r. Rock 81
X Red pulleta. W. L. Palmer.
FOR SALE Good saddle and
pair sehnps Apply 6. J Miller.
Hereford bull calves for sale.
For spring service. g. J. Miller.
FOR SALE a thoroughbred
IloIstcin bull calf Frank Chand.
Ter.
AIrs 4. r. Mckee went over 70
10 Monday. returning that even
Il. r. Peoples. Of orofino. i a
Nexpcrcc business visitor this
week.
Private money for farm loans.
Write. J A. Schultz, Lewiston,
sheriff N. II. Paige was in
Reubcns on official business Sat
Yours for quality and price
Carlson. thc Tailor and Habcr-
dasher.
Attend the ante-Lcntcn ball at
the Temple hall Friday night
March Sd.
Attorney q. Orr McMinimy, Of
Ito. was in town on legal business
Saturday.
woOD- Plenty OF the best ycl-
low pine aud lir 1T the kamcy
Lumber 60.
Farmers arc busy cleaning seed
grain and getting ready for
spring work.
d. +. Thomas was a Lewiston
visitor Monday, returning the
same evening.
FOR SALE Balcd hay, Forty
fold - ton. A. Tctxloff, 4 nj.
north Mohler. w
Worlmcn finished rebuilding |
the Robinson warehouse At Christ
man this week.
ID. w. Grccnburg, OF the Mos
COW Ssar.Mirror was o Nczperce
visitor yesterday.
Hugo Gouthoid was up from
his ranch near Greer the latter
part Of the week.
Attorney Mason, Of Nollmer,
was trnnsactipg business at the
county seat Monday.
Mrs. L. w Robinson was an ar
rival from Lewiston Monday ev-
cnina for q short visit.
Chns. Sanford is up from
Charleston for visit with friends
and relatives this week.
For Sale Full blood young |
barred rock ROSTERS $l.50. They |
arc fine. Ncrn Swartz.
Fresh baked bread ut Felt
sanitary grocery department each !
day. Phone US your orders. |
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24
A GREAT MORAL LESSON -
Coming TO
The Artic Theatre
The Cup of Life
A FIvE-PART
MUTUAL MASTERPTCTURE
1 Drama Of LIES Opportunities and
lessons Vividly Pictured aad
Brilliantly Acted
The Story The Play Tells.

Ak& 2&VA y a 49, a A*AE a %@@-@%
Two sisters, Helen and Ruth,
lust merging into womanhood,
stand upon the threshold of life.
To one. the view is made attrac-
tive by the alluring prospects of
worldly pleaSureS-to the other,
the vista is one of the simpler de-
lights OF home. Both drink deep
Of the cup Of life. Ruth, a happy
wife and mother, realizing the
deeper meaning Of a life Of simple
contcntmcnt, sips the nectar from
the brim. Helen, selfish and
material-mindcd. soon reaches the
inevitable end OF the downward
path and drains the cup TO the
bitter dregs. Not a very pleasant
ending but the play viii make you
think
Bessie Barriscale. Enid Markey
a. the Two Sisters in
"The Cup of Life"
WATCH FOR THE DATE
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

TO TRADE Five passenger.
30.horse touring ear. for horses
or will sell on bankable note Box
3, Westlake. Ida. "35-aw
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-24

The Varsity Glee Club Il here
some IS Of it. Help swell the
crowd that viii greet them al THE
opera house tonight.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
Lihue Union Church

The regular quarterly business
meeting and social of the Lihue
Union church was held on Thurs
day evening last, at the church,
with a good attendance and good
deal of interest. Reports were re-
ceived from the various committees,
which showed a tiourishing condi-
ton of the church along its various
lines. Several of the committees
were extended by the addition OF
new members, and one or two new
committees were constituted, cs-
pecially one on church attendance
with a view to increasing the Sun
day audiences.
After the completion of the busi-
ness, refreshments were served, and
the balance of the evening was spent
socially, with much satisfaction.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
Ideler And Party

Prof. E. Idcler, of Oahu College,
accompanied by Mrs. Stone and
Miss Pearl Sutherland, will arrive
on Kauai by the Kinau tomorrow
morning. They are coming here
upon the invitation of the Waimea
Literary Society, and will give a
violin and song recital for the mem
bers of that organization at their
November meeting, which will take
place Thursday evening at s o'clock.
While on the Waimea side of the
island Prof. Ideler and party will
be house guests at "Hoea," the
home of Senator and Mrs. E. A
Knudsen.
The musical entertainment by
Prof. Ideler, Miss Sutherland and
others for the benefit of the Sam
Mahelona Memorial hospital will
take place in Lihue Social hall Fri
day evening.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
FOR SUMMER CAMP
INVESTIGATION

McssrS. Larrison, Rivcnburgh and
Judd, the Honolulu end of the
commission appointed by the Kauai
Chamber of Commerce to investi-
gate the matter of summer camp
in Waimea canyon will arrive at
Waimca on TIE morning of Decem-
ber l3 to go over the proposed site
with the Kauai members of the
commission, of which J. H. Mo-
ragne is chairman and Messrs. w.
f Davis and Guy Rankin are the
other members.
The present plan of Chairman
Moragne is for the Kauai members
to meet the Honolulu delegation at
Waimea on the morning of Wedncs-
day, December 13, and proceed to
Halemanu. That night and Thurs
day night will he. spent there.
Thursday and part of Friday will
be spent in looking over the coun-
try. Friday afternoon the party
will return to Waimea and, pos
sibly, Lihue, the Honolulu MEM
bcrs sailing from Nawiliwili Satur-
day afternoon for home.
Upon the findings of this commits
sion such recommendations as are
submitted to the Legislature will be
based.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
Advent Of The Skylark

Grove Farm, Lihuc, has a real,
genuine skylark, with all the gifts
of song and flight that grace that
famous bird. Almost any time OF
the day, in the lulls of coarscr and
more prosaic sounds, a discriminat-
ing ear may catch the melodious
notes of its joyous song, piercing the
upper air; but to catch sight of the
dainty, little songstcr as he sweeps
upward into the sky, that is differ
ent, and more difficult matter.
Hail to Thee bright Spirit!
Bird Z hou never vert,
That from the Heaven or near it,
Pourest Thy full heart
In profuse strains of unpremedi-
tated art. -
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
WANT D|ORANA OF
WA|MEA CANYON

The promoters of the idea OF a
diorama of Waimea canyon at Ho-
nolulu (mention of which has sew
eral times been made in these
columns. as we'll as in the August
meeting of the Chamber OF Com
mercc and in discussions of the old
committees of the Chamber) are
still quite anxious that the project
be put through. The entire cost will
be only $500 to $3.50, which will in
cludc the work of expert artists and
GSesything else connected with the
DISPLAY. On account of the fact
that the Chamber was in a sort OF
transition period" at the October
meeting, with the old committees
out and the new committees not
vet settled down to business, the
subject was not touched upon then.
If now seems desirable, however,
that something be done prior to the
next meeting of the Chamber on
December 21, in order that the
artists to be detailed on the diorama
may have sufficient time in which
to complete their work in salts
factory manner,
This business belongs directly to
the exhibits committee OF t h e
Chamber, which consists of the fol-
lowing: J. r. Myers, Kilauea; /;
chairman; A. d. Hills, Lihue; w.
K. Schultze, Kekaha, and J.. X.
Cockett, Koloa. The local promo
ton committee should also act with
the exhibits committee in the mat
ter, the former being: VIM. G..
Avery, chairman, Lihue; E. w.
Garden, Lihue; Capt, Geo. B. Lea
witt, Elcelc, and J. M. Kaneakua,
Kcalia. A third committee direct
lI interested is the one on tourists,
Consisting of the following; J. M.
Lydgate, Lihue, chairman; F. w.
Wolf, Homesteads; Frank Cox,
CONTINUED on page 81
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
Passengers Departed

The following sailed by the Kinar
Saturday afternoon for Honolulu:
II. P, Faye, Chong Sing, C. H
Wilcox, Mr. Thrumway, Mrs
Thrumwav, w. Mead, Mrs. Mead
Mr.. and Mrs. Lord, w. J. Robin.
son, c. F. Eminger, A. J. McClel.
Ian, S. Sayegusa, X. Nishimura
H. F. Wheeler, A. Y. Seto, Mis-.
Alice Seto, Mrs. C. Ching, Mrs. A
Pilipo, |. H. Kim, X. O. Kim, J
X. Waiamau, r. E. Hagemann
IL, w. Ako, Leon Quonson, w. 7
Frost, A. Fry, Hee Fat, Miss NJ
McLennan, Miss E., Wilson, Mrs
A. Wright, Mrs, N Napoleon, Mas
N. Napoleon, Miss J. Nuolc, Tomy
Nuole, Miss A. Napoleon, F. A
Alexander, Mrs. Alexander, r. A
Hudson, H. f. Brewer, W. Water.
house, Miss G. NJ. Glade, J. R
Bergstrom, w. f. Davis.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
COMMERCE BODY
TO HAVE DINNER

The directors Of the Kauai Cham
Der of Commerce have decided to
have a banquet session" at the
Fairview Hotel, Lihue, at 7 O'Clock
on the evening of Friday, Decem-
Der Is, especially to hear the report
of the commission appointed on the
idea of Il summer camp in Waimea
valley. B. G.. Rivcnburgh, superin-
tendent of public lands: George X
Harrison, district engineer of the U.
5. geological survey; and Chas. S.
Judd, superintendent of forestry
Will be present, wi t h the local
members of the commission. whicl
consist of the following: J. H.
Moragne, chairman of the commits
sion; w. +. Davis, Lihue; G.. F.
Rankin, Makaweli.
The regular meeting of t h G
Chamber would have, in the natu-
raj order of things, taken place in
Lihue on December 21; but the
directors of the Chamber have de-
cided to set this meeting six days
ahead while the full committee is
here and in order to definitely act
on the summer camp proposition
and submit its recommendations
to the proper governmental depart
ments preceding the meeting of the
Chamber in February next.
Cards in regard to the matter will
be issued to members in due course.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
CASE Of bREMERS
TO CIRCUIT COURT

Anton Busch, a very old, German
resident of Lihue, died in the Lihut
hospital on Tuesday, as a result
the police claim, of injuries sus.
tanned in an assault committed up
on him by one Bernard Bremen and
his son, Anton Bremen.
A coroner's jury sitting the same
day, found to that effect.
Yesterday the Brcmers, were ar
laigned in the district court and,
after hearing, were committed to
the grand jury on the charge of
nanslaughtcr. Bail was fixed in
the sum of $500 each, which was
supplied.
The alteration occurred in Busch s
house near the Lihue mill. Bremen
and his son went there to collect
the sum of IS cents, alleged to be
due the former. Stories disagree
us to Just what transpired, but the
evidence seemed to indicate that
Busch was struck over the head by
the elder Bremen and kicked by the
younger man. The blow, or blows,
with a stick on the head fractured,
the skull.
The dead man had been hard
drinker for long time, and only a
few years ago was sent to jail for a
long term by friends in the hope Of
strlit ,ltcniaG him up. I. is alleged
that be was deeply Intoxicated at
the time of tie tragedy, and the
ru nor is that at least one of the
accused men was under the in
huance OF liquor.
The case will come up before the
grand jury in February.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
TODAY'S AND LATEST
NEWS BY WIRELESS

Sugar, $40
Honoulu- reported will take up with the
control by the board.
another month.
PsLrhs Allies reported be preparing to launch trmen-
Nothing in the Balkan region,
No New Crisis Likely
Waslngton-Aer his yesterday
Gerard Secretary Lansing announced that submarine crisis
10 Keep Money AT Home
The Federal Reserve Board has warning bankers
their funds through the purchase OF foreign bonds
bills involving ong-tem obligations 1t lcame that there any
thing this caution dgatory the financial stability
ons but that the time when the needed a home
Ollie James To Preside
Senator Ollie James, of Kentucky prominently mentioned fer
ldent pro TEN Of the Senate.
Honor Jack London
San Francisco Officials of Sonona in which the home
the late Jack London situated have issued proclamation asking all
residents to stop work next Monday for fifteen minutes
the dead author
The GaIs Lose Jewehy
The apartments Hotel by f. Gait
wife, been
watches brooches and diamonds The tal absent the time of
the robbery.
Germany Conserving Coal
Berlin Commencing Friday Germany will limit railway traffic
for military purposes Sleeping AMI dining will he cimi-
mated the coal supply The object of the who'll at
rolling stock may be ready for military emergency.
Christmas In Mexico
ColmtsThirty-tw trucks have started Mexico with
Christmas dinners for the soldiers under command Of General Pchng
Hughes Back To Law
Ymk-Fomcr Hughes gone practice of
law the old firm with which he connected before he
the for of New York the firm being
Boycott On Eggs
boycott has been started on the of the object probably
being to bring the down.
Mexican News Contradictory
Washington Trajectory reports coming from Mexico regard
ing conditions at Chihuahua Trcvin" despatch declares that 200
Vilastas have been trapped but fighting desperately Communc
ton has been partially restored.
Continued on page O.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-11-28
Mokihana Club Meeting

The Mokihana Club will hold its
December meeting on the first Tues
day instead of on the first Wedncs-
day of the month as is customary.
This change of date is made neces-
sary because of the fact that Mr..
LoomiS, who Is to address the Club,
will have to be in Honolulu ON the
latter date The meeting therefore,
will be on Tuesday, December 5th.