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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

NTANTkD-InteIliGsn neat men 90 solicit
w orders for trees and planss from the
hundreds Of spring planters in your section.
Steady work. Good weekly pay. 0LnS's
NrasRay. Boz a. Rochester. N. Y.
A GENT WANTED-Lsdy or r. ntieman tn
"A take orders direct from the consumer
for our ninety styles Of dne hosiery. For
tesms. address LAwnxxcn KnITTfHo Co,
Charles ST.. Methuen, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16
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yXyANTED-Af sv more good saiesmsn, ex,
w perience NOT necessary. steady employ
ment. out6t free Write tor particulars. Ad'
dress a. II. Carney d Co.. Nurserymen, An.
burn. Ne, or Geneva. N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-26

f immediate National importance one, therefore, eaL There is as much why wages should be ltraed why could lead complete interruption # transportation service, while the very wage dispute pending may do this. Now, calamity worse than general interruption of railway service could befa the ountry except great It would throw practically III railway employees of work. It would infct enor- nous losses investors would shut every in usrial plant. It would bring quick starvation to the eople cities; they dependent the rail yays for their food supplies from day to day
 Whether the demands of the train service employees justified is a question susceptible of intelligent nd fair determination any of those nnumerable ques ions arising between individuals and classes which onsantly submitted the arbitrament of courts, lissons and other similar bodies.
 "The only Government body permanently possessed
 information which yill help in settling wage disputes airly which is composed of men who always famil with the situation of the railways as a whole and which regulates throughout the country the which wages paid is the Interstate Commerce Com ssion. The logic of the situation ghts of the employees. the railways and the public de nand legislation providing compulsory arbitration labor disputes, including the pending. that may cad to Interruptions of railway service and delegating he duty of arbitration the body which regulates the ates of railways and other phases of their businessthe interstate Commerce Commission"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-26
A LUcKLEss PARTNER

The agitation for peace in Hungary is apparently eaching proportions which threaten serious crisis in he affairs of the Dual Monarchy The organization by ount Michael Karoyi former head of the Hungarian independence Party, of a party which shall demand an immediate is little short of revolt against he domination of Vienna in Hungarian affairs. There other signs not less porentous least of which is he open discomfort being expressed Hungarian arlament by deputies who make attempt conceal heir bitterness against the Vienna Berlin party
 With the Cossacks again in the passes of the Carpa- hians food scarcity that daily and with oOOOO of the manhood dead wounded or in iberian prison camps the position of Hungary de- lorabe. is all the more so because of all the coun- -es involved in the Hungary is probably the least ood-guilty
 The popular in Hungary. There has ever been any influential junker ingo in the king Her people have been engrossed for centuries in ler struggle for independence, at least autonomy nd their present msfortunes due solely to Hunga r's unfortunate connection with Austria. connection hioh her fruitful practically nothing but L The Hungarians are an agricultural people and tough highspirited, are like all peoples who live close
 nature. essentially pacific. They bound also to ussa by ties of blood and kinshp which far owerful than the artificial bonds which unite Hungary } her Teutonic partner
 The right of the smaller peoples to independent ationaI existence of the cardinal aims proclaimed the Entente Allies. It is possible that Hungary may ltcpate them by seizng the opportunity of Austrias eakness the control of her destnies. A eparate peace between Russia and Hungary is not an accessibility.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-26
THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY

Samuel McRoberts, the New York banker who, ar nged the new $5OOOOOOO loan to the Russian govern ,ent, after months careful study of conditions in ussia full of enthusiasm the country and for the respects of American trade.
 "The war" he says, "has awakened Russia beyond | conception, and that country offers wonderful Dportuny American capital and business enterprises he people of America do not appreciate the extent of Russian market Russian resources, but should repare for great Russian trade after the war.
 q travelled for three days in Russia through territory
 fertile the best parts of Iowa and Illinois With odka prohibited and the concluded, Russia will leap prosperity and take her place with the greatest of progressive energetic, buying nations of the world.
 It is the story that is heard from every Ameri who investigates conditions in the great Sav empire. nd the best thing about is that Russia is extremely ell disposed toward the United States and } give the preference in her markets.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-26
FINAL COUNTY JUDGE COMMENTS ON GREAT
 BUSINESS ACTIVITY
Q. H. Baughn, of the Superior Court of Pinal County, in Bishee. May be Candidate for Supreme Court

Commenting favorably on the won 1eTful and apparent prosperity Of Bis pee and the Warren District and com. pairing it in a measure to that Of Pinal ,ounty, Judge O. J. Baughn, of the superior court of Pinal county. spent yesterday evening and last night in
 he city. The Judge is accompanied Q Cochise county by Mrs. BauShn, he former coming to the county seat in case which he handled lass spring.
 It may be of interest that Judge Gaughn is one of the most talked Jf candidates for the Republican nomina- tion for the supreme court. Many of his friends throughout the state have urged him ro make the race. Accord ing to his own statement, he has not decided to enter the primaries.
 The Pinal county Judge was vis- tor in COchise county last spring at which time he presided in a case in Judge Lockwood's court. At that time ne saw considerable of the county and mas, at other times, visited this sec ion.
 In speaking of general conditions in 2inal county the visitor declared that never before had mining been so wonderfully active as at present. Wherever there is a copper showing, here men are at work attempting to, and in many cases succeeding in, making good prospect, added Judge 8aughn. The decision of the govern inent to build a diversion dam, about nine miles east of Florence on the Gila river has also given the farmers great hopes.
 Judge Baughn may visit Douglas to- lay with Mrs. Baughn Sr he may re- turn direct to Florence.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-26

The Kaiser is described by American visitor ng in fine health and spirits He indeed be made blood and iron to endure well the responsibility of nducting the the spectacle of his country rushing , ruin and the manhood of the nation wounded and dy
 by millions But perhaps if the Kaiser and his in the trenches themselves, Wilhelm wouldn't feel chipper.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-26

Abram Elkus, the American ambassador to Con antinople will have his hands full Besides taking care
 the relations between the United States and Turkey, hich none. too simple pleasant, he will have to the affairs of nine belligerent nations It's chance for shirt sleeve diplomacy" How could any olomat take of all that work without rolling up his lseves2
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-26

NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE lt Mother Gristy's residence. S5 Main St. Can supply help of all kinds Experienced waitress wanted 422
 Advertisement
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

ring in your ear just as your best
girl at the other end of the line,
is trying to say yes.
That another pathetic little fea-
ture of the situation is the treasu-
~ department solemnly warming
the editors that there is a counter
felt $40 note in circulation.
That AlgernOn wishes to know
il a crash of thunder is a weather
report. Not exactly, Algernon,
but a man struck by political
lightning some times experiences
a boom.
That Alpine community meet
ing last Thursday was a very en-
joyable affair, with a good at
tendance and a dinner of ample
dimensions to more than satisfy
all.
That the rain which was mil
lion dollar blessing to the prai-
RE country the first of the week,
seems to have been pretty gener-
al over the Inland Empire, only
more so west of as.
That a good engine driver,
whose locomotive has two heavy
steel rails to keep it going true,
viii seldom take his eyes off the
road ahead; while many an auto
driver, when going at % TO
IS miles an hour on an open road
with nothing but his steering gear
md kind Providence 10 keep his
true to its course, viii Of
en- gaze around at the scenery or
he occupants of his ear as uneon-
iernedly as though he were TAX
ng a siesta in his Morris chair,
nd think he's real smart.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

General Carranza 5 note demand
ing the recall Of General Perish
|ing's expeditionary force has
been followed by a virtual ultima
tum served ON the American Off
Ger BY General Trevino, Mexican
commander in Chihuahua. To
this was added yesterday the pos
sibility that American and Next
can troops had FLASHED across the
border from San Benito, Texas
Mobilization of the national
guardsmen to support General
Funston 5 line viii pave the way
for releasing some $4,000 men for
immediate service in Mexico in
the event of open hostilities with
the Carranza government. The
guardsmen themselves could not
be used beyond the line without
authority of congress and until
they had volunteered for that du-
ty as they are called out under
the old militia laws.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

SUMMONS

In the District court 81 the second ludirfaI
gistsset Of the state Of Idaho. II ana for I.spfs
James =. white auditor. az trustee for levi.
Conusy, state 81 Idaho. plaintiff. W. william
A. Kelly aud NeS fsfee COUNTY. state Of idaho.
municipal corporation. defendants.
Tie State Of Idaho send Gfeetirn. To
william a. Kelly and - Nexperra COUNTY
ssese q Idaho. . municipal corporation. a..
You are hereby aosiaed that a complain, -
been hied against yon In the District tourf of
the Second Judicial District Of TIE state 81 ma.
20 ~ ena iot ne Soan,y o Lewis. ~ The
reeted 70 appesr and answer the aid compiaiut
within tw@nsI days q The services fthis sum-
mons y served wttein said judicial District,
sBd within forty day 4 served elsewhere.
and you are further notified thar unless vos, 20
appear and ausuer said complaint within fse
tif9e herein speelned. the piaiutia will lake
49,, As@inst you As aysd Ia sid CON-
This aetion Is brought for the foreclosure 81
certain delinqasney tax certificates. being
delinquency certificate No. lez for thu Toar f1i1
issued against the East Twenty-eight a. 80
Of the west FIfiy-six $50 feet Of Nd Clos M h,
30 LHenty-i = i0f the town Of Nesperce.
LeN14 Countys Idaho, and defiqnoncv rsrffa'
cats No. 81 for The year 1915. and defiua1es'.- /
ceftihcate 80 IS Tor the yeaf 1918 corsri,,s ~
shove oeaefi bed land for ali taxes assesssd
sss,nss go ess assscfibed property for Sid
nov oHned and held Lewis County Idaho
be Rurpose Of this action being 10 forsriose
80 eeilnl. sney esfti fates and for preaers-
Ing TIE several rights 0f redemption 10 ,ielead.
arts and for IS % atfogneys fess and rosie -
suit The plaintiff prays that All of ne ss,,a /
- ioreelosed and the land and prsraisca s@iS
eesosoins % iaE and the practice Of this
witness my band and the seal Of s.ia Goa,
tnIs SD day Of April, 1916
SEAL James B white.
CLERK District fonrt
3. =. IsnnshilI Prosecuting Attorney Atfor. |
W iof fisin'ins residence, Nezperce, Idaho /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

we should be compelled 10 fight a
nation SO impotent is q condition
sad to contemplate, but equally
sad is the fact that a nation of our
enlightenment and strength has
found no way to avert the resort
to arms The government at
Washington has apparently ex-
hausted every resource to avoid
the clash. 1t has gone so far in
its efforts to maintin peace that
condemnation and eontumely
have been heaped upon its head
from all quarters. There is no
room left for doubt as to why our
troops must spill the blood Of
neighbors. If ever such q con-
ditiOn was forced upon a long suf-
fering people it is so in this ease.
The big brother has suffered the
jibs and slures of the little fellow
until patience ceases to be q virtue
and then some. The spanking is
due q plenty, and once the paddle
is raised for it's administration
there should be no cessation until
the cure is effective. But the cure 1
In this ease it is entirely an I'M
known quantity. To many it
seems impossible short of exter-
minatiOn of a large per cent of a
raee-a people apparently ineap-
able of self-government. The
prospect is appalling. However,
any doubt that might have found
Judgement in the minds of a few
that the American soldier win not |
do his work well and that he
might be backward in responding |
10 his county 3 call viii be prompt |
" and thoroughly dispelled tt
viii again be the case of ssThere
goes the American soldier and all
hell can't stop him /"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22
ORDINANCE NO. lO6

An ordinance 10 provide for the professions
and preservation Of he public health. % pro
anes o. priviea toilets ard cuthoQsea. 10 plo-
hibit the dumping or depoNlliux 81 m~uuFe
except the same - placed In suitaoie reecpi-
4elss e boxes and proFidink penAlig'fof ihe
BeIfordained 81 the chairman and board 81
trustees % tne village Of Neap~rce. L~Nir
seclion = hat IL shall Be unlawful Tor any
fersou 10 s1her o. pefMit any cellar, Fault.
private drain. eesspool. septic tank. privy Or
2. es9 tny " % -
become uauaecea. chrns4ye ~ iplarioas 70
public health.
Sc 2-rhat g shall Be unlawfui Tor any
o. ner. occupant o. tea4nt % aay premises
within the corporate linits OF ths village d
aezperee % maintain o. construct any pfigy,
toilet q oGtheuse on said prcmlses uair-a the
,-@s 3 made ~ proof aud Pro.seted -
i-Tas roof sail es water ushs
the hoase snail Be sithout cracks thru
she deer o. doors shall q, closely ana b
i-Tss openings or seats shall have Aisssa
she vaait. wheshsrpis. bon. or tank. Tue.
PAL O ether fseept4cie. shall Be seeufsiy pso-
tecfed aselpsl aifs
Sc. SIT shail b unisHiai Tor any psrsoa.
azent. 10 Be- In charge 81 any tlabif. barn % /
9tner place where hofss4. mules. cows o. dtts- 1
.As1tt44 = - A1Et AutfsA a9 snail - 81 tines i
ksee and MAINTAIN % 81 atlaesut % sid
Slafis. barn Or ether place = receptsris % 81 4
d su1eienf ainensions % hold aud eoulain Il
~ manure from sald livestock. said rsceFf-
.eie o. box shsli b - corsifucted - % pre-
sent any contents aitering through The bottom 4
- sides and shall b. covered Wirh ty-tfgh 90.
, hich shall BE- keeps ciossd at all timrs sxccpt II
> ben it u necessary 20 open sane % depo4its
- remove the manufe from ssld receptacir Or
OK. Provided. however. that The provisions
! thiH section % not apply 70 stables. barns %
.l4ees from which ne manure isseugfed each
see f-ThAtit shall b uuiaMfui for any per.
on % du mp o. unload manure o. FMfb4ae az
ny piaee within tha corporate uralfs N he
.tliaee Of NexrrFee ezcrFs nsn used FOR Ter
tlixer on iAWns or gardens or a. plnco pro
ide Tor b the Beard 81 rtieteee
SEC S--Any person violating any % tke ora.
isiona 81 this ordinance shall b deenasd Faitfy
Z q n isdeme auor and upon conviction th4fs. I
e. shan - punished b. ans Of NOS leaa man
ne dollar auf costs aud not more fhan
q - And costs and IN def4nis Of pMYmsuf N
1eo hue and cos . be shall BE- con IA aed ia tha L
ilass iaii 81 the village Of Negperce a. ne
We % s<uo per day untii such Gns AMI costs
sss 6-This ordinance shall Be IN ian far~.
% saeet I've days after - passage. approval
Passed u the Beard Of Trustees sna .p.,a.
g ~ me Chairman this - b day Of Jnns.
Published In the xsspsrcs Herald June mad.
leAlJ chas ,. Thamas
Chairman o. the RoAra ~ Trasfrs.u | 1
ttest. Thomas NJ Robeffs
Village Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

A movement is on foot to or
gsnize a Lewis County Automo-
bile Association, with every auto
mobile owner in the county a
member. It is good move and in
its accomplishment are great pos
sibilities for the development of
the country. Surprising they
should all join the association,
how long would it take their unit
ed effort TO secure the improve
ment of any section of road in
the country Not very long.
Therefore such an organization
would mean better roads for our
commonwealth, and nothing adj
vances a country faster than i'm
in transportation. Let
the autoists organize. 1t viii be
D live organization, and results Of
merit win follow.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22
GET CHAUTAUQUA SPIRIT.

This is the opening day of the
Lewis County Chautauqua at Nez-
perez and in spite of the prevail
ing disagreeable weather, it is
hoped and believed the big tent
win be well filled at each after
noon and evenings program by
the people of Nezperee and the
surrounding country for the en-
joyment of the fine talent which
I has been brought to our doors and
for the soeiability which the acea-
sion inspires And on this latter
feature too much stress cannot be
laid. The entertainment is not
such that viii bring satisfaction
to those seeking the excitement Of
buekaroo contests, but it is such
as win satisfy the down-deep feel
ings in every nature-the Unborn
desire for the elevating, the lifting
to a higher plane of thought and
life. 1t brings the good things
that enter the inner chamber of
each individuality and snuggle
there and nOurish the soul when
the craving comes for that which
is true and beautiful and good
Along with entertainments of this
sort comes feelings of friendship,
eomradship and wholesome soeia-
bility. A spirit of democracy is |
imbued, and in this spirit all may |
comfortably enjoy not only the
work of the entertainer, but the
entire environment as well
Go TO the Chautauqua, friends,
With the idea of being comfort
lble- Take your sofa pillows and
FOur good natures along; meet
our friends and exchange i'm
'Eessions with them. Make your
elves at home.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

That some of us escaped the
automobile tax, anyway.
That the British might call their
navy budget a sinking fund.
That trouble about Italy :
standing army is that it isn't
That after all, the best kind Of
preparedness talk is that from the
pulpits-
That the mercury reached 100
at Nezperee last Friday, and then
lit rained.
That this must be that mean
temperature we have heard so
much about.
That it was Kermit who said,
Pop always wants to be the
corps at a funeral Z"
That Europe started something
unpleasant that it would like to
have America stop.
That to add to the horror Of the
situation, some Europeans accuse
the United States Of having Dip
lomats-
That there seems to have been
only one administration that The
odore Roosevelt can unhesitat-
ingly indorse.
That from all indications the
two escaped convicts are now To-
Gated between parallel 40 and the
Carranza forces.
That on the firing line each
accounts for an average
Of u to IA Nexieans-but this is /
near a fair ratio.
That the rain-maker came TO
the rescue Of the delinquent road
maker by furnishing him more
dragging weather.
That Carranza is like the fool
who poked his head into the lion 3
only more so-for Uncle
Sam hates to do it.
That the hog always gets his
even If he does sometimes last I'M
til he is so rank and tough he is
only good for soap grease.
That until the escaped conyicts
are captured, every piece Of out
Iawry that happens in this terri
tory win be laid at their door.
That the auto almost put ano-
her one over on the horse when
The former became a dominant
feature at the Genesee horse show.
That this win be a more eff
.ient world as soon as people cease
wasting time and endurance IN
he dubious adventure Of break
ng in" new shoes.
That one Of the most shocking I
Kings is to have the telephone Ia
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22
NOTIcE 10 cREnIrnp :

State 81 Idaho. - Ho"''f
u ne MISTER q the estate Of George ".
hotlee j. hereby given By the UNDERSIGNED
s1min4uatpr 81 the estate Of Ceofqe ~
s.eiimou. deceased. 70 the creditors N. ana
sh persons having claims against ths 80
deceased, % exhibit them with The pecesearv
VOUCHERS. villain ten months after the frat
gupiicati0u Of this notice. n the said ad1ninin
FAtor - Aexperce. Idaho. Che same brlnc fhe
piset JOY the transaction Of ghe htsafne.a ~
Idaho ."i"' 'tAte 81
signed and dated At Neapercs. idaho 81.
xxnd daJ Of Nay. A. D.. 1915. s"i'
- John steIlmon.
Adminlsfrafnr I
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22
Porethought

People are learning that a little
forethought often saves them a
big expense. Here is an instance ;
f. W. Archer, Caldwell, Ohio,
writes Il do not believe that our
family has been without Chamber
lain 5 Collie, Cholera and Diarrho-
ca Remedy since we commenced
keeping house years ago. When
we go on an extended visit we
take It with us. " For sale by all
dealers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

Nice rain, thank you, and Just
at the time when it did real good
The prairie ives getting pretty
dry; pasture was at a standstill,
and growing crops were demand
ing moisture, to say nothing Of
the battle the townsfolk were hav-
ing with the dust.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-22

Study our Chautauqua pro-
gram; get acquainted with the
people who are included thereon,
and then go out and meet them
face to face and hear their mes
sage 1t has cost hundreds Of dol
lars to secure this privilege for
you-be one Of the beneficiaries.