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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
TRUCK MAKES TOUR

On the return trip from New York
to Seattle, Washington, large G. NJ.
c., ton and one-half truck loaded to
capacity passed through Richmond
last night The loaded truck made the
trip from Seattle to New York in
thirty-one days and has come this far
on the return without having to be
adjusted or repaired.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
SUES TO COLLECT

Suit for the collection of an account
for merchandise was brought in the
circuit court today by the AL Ray COM
pany, Louisville, KY, against Frank l..
Smith of this city. The amount asked
is $4265
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
WANT EXPLANATION

County commissioners today asked
DR.. George Hunt to ascertain why
Wayne county's three beds at the
State tuberculosis hospital are not
left open for patients from here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
RICHMOND ADVANCES

Richmond came up to ninth place in
the State Y. NJ C. A. Membership con-
test yesterday. There are eleven
towns in the competition.
Muncie is still one in the lead.
South Bend maintained her position
at the head of the race
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
BOOTH IS DISMISSED

Upon his promise to reform and
leave town, Robert Booth, Centerville,
charged with operating an automobile
without the owners consent, was dis
missed from custody by the Juvenile
court today
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
SUES FOR DIVORCE

After being married only three
months, Nellie Bentz sued for div
orce from Frank Bentz in the circuit
court today. Cruel and inhuman
treatment was the charge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
SUIT is DISMISSED

George Ball dismissed his suit
against David /. Brady from the cir
cult court today The suit was
brought for s246.5O for the recovery
of rent for use of a building for a
hotel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
PETITION IS DROPPED

County commissioners this morn
ing decided to drop the petition of the
town board of Milton for the annexa-
ton to the town of an unplatted ad-
dition known as the Hart farm
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
WAYNE TOWNSHIP
LEADS THE STATE
WITH DAIRY CLUB

Wayne township stands an excel
lent show OF winning four scholar
ships to the Farmers short course at
Purdue university for having the larg-
est Dairy Club In Indiana. Twenty
ave students are enrolled.
Prot C. r. George, Purdue univer-
sity, notified Supervisor Beck yester.
day that this is the largest enrolment
of any club In the state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14

Australia is contemplating the con-
struction of harbor at the mouth of
the Murray river that may create a
port rivaling Sidney in Importance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
BECK OPENS OFFICE

Ivan T. Beck, Wayne township agri-
culture advisor, has opened his Office
in the Township Trustees office at
the court house
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14

A novel umbrella is equipped with
storage battery electric light in its
handle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-14
.LICHTENFELS IN LEAD

According to the figures compiled
by Secretary Charles Klinger of the
Knights of Columbus league, Ray
Lichtenfels is the star bowler Of the
circuit to date. Lichtenfels has an
alley clouting average of 173 for nine
games. ]. Quinlivan and w. Broder-
ick are wheeling 'em over at a 166
clip.
Motor cars fitted with X-ray appa-
ratus are used extensively by the
French Red Cross Society.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03
ALTAS SUMMONS

In she District Court Of the second Judicial
pistriet o. the state OF Idaho. ia and for Lewis
county
A q sorenson. flaintin. Va n r. Booth. Mas
hooeh, kuius q. kywntera, "A. q. Parker and
". n Bennett, Defendants.
The State Of Idaho SENDS greetings: To ( n
Booth, Mac Booth, Ruins C. RyNaler4 n. a.
Parker and w. n benacti, D. fendania
You arr hereby directed that there ls on file
In this, the Once OF the CLERK OF the District
Conrto Of the Sc ond Judicial District. State OF
Idaho, In ami for the c0uniy Of leeis. The
complain ot the ahovr name dplaiBtif, copy
OF which complaint Is attached here u.
said action " brought a. ioreelOae moe
gage 0n lot OF hloek 10 OF the Village OF NJ g
perez. Idaho. made BY 4. Booth snd Mae
booth 20 kuius q. RswAters aud assigned 10
plaintiff BY said Rufus g. ~ waters SAID mort
gage MAS date APRIL S0th. - aud given for
the sum OF $500 %
You are hereby directed to appear and an
swer said complaint Wi,hic tueniy (s0l days
alter the service hereof upon you II served
within the di<ttict. and within forty 40l Gays
tfs-rved elsewhere. and unless sou N appear
and answer. the plaintiff will take jnilg ment
against y0u a. demanded in the complaint
Attest my hand aud the seal OF the District
Court OF me Second judicial District. state Of
Idaho, 4. and Tor Lewis Coanty. hls iith day
OF July. 1916 d 4 white
( sab Clerk District Court.
Perry ". Nj ehell. Attorney for flaintn,
Residence. keNperce. idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03
SUMNONS

In the District Court Of the second Juaieisl
District Of the stale OF Idaho, "a and Tor the
d b. Psntser. Plaintiff. ". Joseph ~ aeI.
Ter and M.neTvt eiler. his vi T.. and g. r.
strni ahan, Deie ndanls-
The Slate Of Idaho sends Ercetiugs. r. 10
neph W. Weller. and Minerva ell. r. n y lfe.
aud O. 7. r4nshen, the above named Deb A.
Yen are hereby notified that = eompleiet has
been nled ssalusl you in the District Cont II
the second Judicial District Of me Slate - d.
above named plaintiff and you are hrrrby l.
Feefed 10 apueef and answer the said euia-
plAint within tWeniy days Of the service a This
summons, II " we'd WitnIn sal ia .ieitl D.s-
tIiet, ard within forty days Il served a. e
where and you are turther Nodded that un-
less you 90 appear aud answer said eomplsigl
Will take ludkement against you ~ pay q la
rhe said action Is brought 10 obtain deeses
OF this court for the foreclosure Of a Ger an
mortgage described ia the said complains. and
executed BY the said Joseph u. Weller snd
Ainerva Weller, his uile, on The 10 day Of
named plaintin, 10 sesurv The aymeut Of q
eertet. proulissory pOte for $500 beaIlag
dale Of said tenth day Of February. ~ s. disc
one yeaI alter date. aith a. 81 az 10 er G. az
per annum until paid, and which said mo &
ssse appeafs u record ~ volume Of mort
cages, page -, leeOrds Of Lewis county idaho.
and In volume 50 oi moffEag >. page zol. Rec
ofds OF Nezprrcs county. ldahO. aud covers
The southNest rier "a tnr northwest quar-
- ~ eN~AAt- - I'LL -Aa A'NAuA 80 t'AANtet OF
The uortneast quarter. and tie softn half OF
the northeast iarter Of section 80 all 10
T0wnsAip s2. North OF range 3. west 81 the
sole Meridian; that tbs premi-ss conveyed
b said mortgage may be sold. ami the pro
ceeds applied 20 the pay meat 81 said note,
eosis aud attornrye Tees and In case snsh pr
eeeos are no. sufficient % pay the same. then
70 obtain an execution nsainst he said joss h
". n elier ana Minerva = eiier r. The bnla ne
ren ainfug due. =. also saiI o. fen ants and
all persons claiming D.. through or under
them may be bal red and ioreflose sl % All right
lille. clam. lieu. equity Of redemption. ard
Interest In and 10 said moriRaked pFemi sea.
and for other aud further relief. will more
luiiy appear BY reierance % tht complaint On
iie herrin.
Uitnt . my hand ard the seal ~ sfid Dis
triet Court this 7tn day Oi July. 1915.
lseall 3 white
CLERK District curt
D. Tannahill. Attorney Cor Flaiugin. Resi-.
denee, Nezpfree, idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the Dists.et Conrt oi she rcconI Juiiei-l
District Of the State Of Idaho. Ia and ior
Lewis County.
A. Wlese Hammer. Plaintiff. " Howard u
Ceilings Northwestern Lumber Company. e
eorpOr alton, n nir X f booker Trust Company. a
corporation, ana william q Hammer. Dsieu-
danfa -
Tue STATE Of Idaho sends & ceilings To How
ard " Goliings. Norihaestern Eumber Co. .
corporation. kni kerboekes TRUSS co. cor
pofstion. and Wtiiiam g. Hammer, the abo q
named defeudents-
You are hereby notiged thsl complaint as
been sled against you in the Distfiet Court %
The second Judiciai Distri { Of the Stale
Idaho. in and for the county OF Le@is. bY the
nbove-nnmed plaintiH ami You are hereby dir
ected % appear and answer the said com plaiut
within twenty days Of the service Of this sif -
mons u served within sail Iudl, iai District.
and within forty days nservs q elsewheFes ~ q
you are further notified that uuless q ~ sD-
pear and ansucr ssid c0mpislut within
the sine herein specified. the plainfia Will
apply 70 the urt Tor ms relief as prayed In
said cOmrlalut
This action j. BROUGHT 10 f0reciose cvrfain
m1rtRage together with dellqueut tax certih-
cstfsf0r the year 1914 1914 aud 1915, whlrb said
MORTGAGE. together with the Tax certificates
are fully set ouf and described In the com.
plsiut hereto attached. an on Ole herein
Witness my hand and the seal u said Dis
trift Court. this 18th day Of Nay 1916.
feeaD James D. White. Clerk.
q G Pennell Attorney for PlainfiR residence
and postoHice address Nezpefte. idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03
IDAHO'S SHARE IN THE GOOD
ROADS MONEY.

Congressman Addison 7. Smith
Of this state, who is a member OF
the Public Lands Committee OF
the lower house and who took a
leading part in securing the re-
Gently enacted law providing gen.
erous government aid for our
highways, sends out the following
letter wherein is shown to what
extent Idaho may expect to bene-
fit by the appropriation:
After many years Of constant
effort on the part Of the farmers
Of this country, aided more re-
Gently by the business men and
the owners Of automobiles, con-
gress has finally enacted the bill
providing for Federal aid in the
construction of good roads. / am
sure that every Idahoan viii be
interested in knowing definitely
the direct benefits that our state
will receive by reason of the adj
option of this measure.
The new law provides an apprO-
priation of 100000 for the fis-
cal year beginning July ], $10,-
100000 for 1917, $4,000, 600 for
1918, $20,000,0O0 for 1919 and
$25, 900, 900 for 1920, which sums
are to be expended by the secre-
tary Of agriculture, cooperating
with the state highway depart
ments, in the construction Of ru-
raj roads over which the United |
States mails are to be hereafter
transported.
In order to obtain the benefits
of this act the state must, by act
of the legislature, assent to its !
terms, but until the Legislature
meets the governor can assent.
That state must also contribute
1t least an equal amount in mon
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03

cannot at once commence making
arrangements for its 1916 share
of this money. / think the COM
missioners of every county ought
to study this situation and get in
touch with the state highway COM
mission upon the subject. 1t is
needless to say that l viii gladly
cooperate in every way ! can
toward securing Idaho share of
the appropriation.
The conference of western mems
bers, of which Congressman Tay-
lor of Colorado is chairman and
/ am secretary, which was organ
lied in this session with the view
of presenting a solid front when
matters of legislation of interest
to the west were brought up for
consideration, showed what or
ganizatiOn will accomplish when
the good roads bill was under con-
sideratiOn in the house of repre-
sentatives. Each western member
was active in making a canvass
of the members east of the Rocky
mountains in support of the pro-
vision to appropriate $10,000,000
to be expended over a period of
ten years in building roads with
in the national foreses, and after
"A determined fight on the floor
the provision was adopted by a
large majority.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03
TAKE A BROADER VIEW.

We are in receipt of card from
L. L. Folsom announcing his can
didaey for the Republican nOmin-
alton for state auditor, in which
he saiys:
81 am a Republican because the
defeat of the party has always
brought on a period of instability,
chaos and disorder to the indus
trial life of our peOple-while its
success has always created conf
denee, business activity and pros
perity. / am a candidate because
/ want the job and feel that
can render the state valuable
aid"
While we have no quarrel with
any one because he is a Republi-
can, Democrat, Socialist, Prohibi-
ZIONIST, Progressive or a member
of any other party he may choose
we would not support any one OF
any ticket for any position who
could not give better reason fol
his party affiliation than this.
Political parties and Organiza-
lions are necessary, and if we die
not have more than one, the eondi-
tiOns of our country would be
many times worse than they are
with all the different parties al
the present time
The causes of changes in the ma
ton, from the president down Il
the county offices, from one poll
teal party to the other is brought
about ON account Of the unsettled
conditions in a financial way, OF
through dishonesty of some off
cial or officials, or because the
people are convinced that the
change would be a benefit to the
country and not for the reason
given by Mr.. Folsom
What difference would it make
to the people of the state whether
the state auditor is a Republican
or a Democrat, or a member OF
some other political organization,
if he is honest, capable and fully
competent to fill the officef This
office is simply a clerical one and
no one could tell from the looks of |
the fellow what party he belongs
to neither would any one care but |
little, except the fellow himself or
some one who is looking for a pO-
litieal job.
We have had too many Officers
in the past who had no other quail
ification for the office except that
they belonged to certain party
and always voted it straight. :"
Let us eliminate these fellows and
try qualifications for the position
as a test for a while and see which
is the better.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03

ey, material or labor toward the
construction of any proposed
road. The money appropriated by
this act viii be apportioned among
the various states according 10
three factors: one-third in the ra-
ton which, the area of the state
bears to the total area of all the
states; One-third according to the
population and One-third accord
ing to the mileage of rural deliv-
cry and star routes compared with
the total mileage of such routes in
the United States
Idaho has of the total in the
Union 2.S2 per cent of the area ;
1856 per cent of the population,
and SO per cent of the postal
route mileage of the United
States. BY consolidating these
three factors and dividing by 3
we find that Idaho is entitled to
1855 per cent of the total appro-
priati0n made under this act,
means that the following sums of
money viii be available for road
construction in Idaho for the next
five years as follows:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03
ALIAS SUMMONS No. 447

IN the District Court of che second Indiefsl
District Of the State Of idaho. in and Tor ihe
County Of Lewis.
James g. white Auditor a. Trustee Of Lewis
Adams Pietz. nee Harriet n B0wiby and
fJohn DoGI rietx. her husband. defend ants
The State Of Idaho Send Greetings To Har
riet Adams Fietx nee Harriet II hoNlby aud
John DoeJ Pietz, her husband. the shove
named defendants.
You and each 81 yon are hereby notified
thBt complaint has been lied against ynu Ia
the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
tricf OF the State Of fdsbo In and for the
County Of Les IL, b. the above named pInfuf RI
and you are hereby directed 20 appear AMI
answer the said com plaint within twenty
days Of the service Of this sum mons " served
within said judifiei District. aud within forty
days II served everywhere: and on are further
notified that unless you - appear and answer
said complaint within the fimr herein apfcf.
ned. The plaintiff will take judgement aRaiust
you - prayed IN said complaint
This seton - brought for the foreclosure
OF certain delinquency tax cerisrates. the
same being delinquency eert1afaie 40 20g
for the year 1918 and delinquency certif ate
No go Tor the year 1914. and delir Queucy terfi
heate No. 10i Tor the year 1915. covering Lot re-
Of Block b 81 the town Of Nezperce, lewis
county. Idaho Al Of which Il more fully set
out IN plaintiffs verified complaint on die
herein, copy Of which 4 hereto atfached
and fnede part hereof. ant 70 which refer
erce II hereby made.
In witness whereof have heyenufo set NV
hand and hfhxed the seal of said Dfsfri
s.ourt. this 18th day Of june, 1916
cC0urt 8eafJ RI White
5w5 Clerk District Cont
BY y l. scbneii, Deputy.
3 o. Tannabill Prosecuting AttOrnev evils
County, Idaho. Attorney for plaintiff Rfel-
dence. NezDerce. idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03
NOTICE FOR pTTBLTcATTON

Department Of the Interior, n 3. Land Jfsee
at f.ton. idaho, June z9th, 1916
Notice - herr By given that Gland d Harroie
OF MOnler. idaho. who. on September 18th.
1911 made Homestead entry. No. tfiOt f,F
~ W. and Nv = Nh5< see - Twp - y. X
3 ". has fifd notice Of iutFutiOn 10 make
Eve year proof, TO esfeblisb claim 20 the land
shove described, before D. W Merrill. q i
Commissioner. at Oronno, Idaho. on the n
daX 81 August, 1915.
John Fifer. Albert lauadon. George Heck iii
Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03
HRR AIDS
Items That Are Not Intended to Hit
o. Miss Anyons Bot Justts Tel YOu

o. Miss Anyone But Justts Tel You
That if you feel squeezed up,
narrow and grOuchy, get in ear
and ride out from under it.
That the Lewiston Tribune says
whole column in Sometimes we
listen so submissively we go TO
sleep at it, !"
That Nezperee is a real live
town 365 days in the year.
Sometimes it shows more signs
than others, but at the other tiNe
it is getting ready.
That an audience can get no
more out of a speech than has
been put into it. 1t takes much
study and research to build
speech worth while.
That the citizens might get a
permit to turn their stock loose
in the streets, and this would help
some to remove the high grass eff
feet about the towns public high
ways.
That Teddy has almost admit
ted that somewhere, sometime
along his tempestuous trail he
might have erred a trifle, but not
much. Quite an admission for
Teddy.
That a heap Of the Republican
papers of the state rather eonsi-
der Capt. Davis more of a joke
than a genuine candidate for gov
ernor before the Republican pri-
maries.
That it is likely school viii OPP
en- a week or so later this fall on
account of the harvest season be-
ing somewhat delayed. And of
course this viii make the aver
age small boy pretty mad.
That the Idaho Republicans
Ieem determined to put a state
ticket in the field this year free
If any smell of land board faint.
It's eineh the people consider
''public office q public trust. "
That the farmer rides about in
lis ear these days, all smiles as
lie gazes proudly on his and his
fine fields and thinks
# the nice things these broad
Icres promise him and his eommu-
lity.
That the community good must
ie held above personal greed, or
he whole bunch will 60 down in
heap. Every improvement in ]
our town is an improvement of
our chances; everybody who {
rings business to town helps his {
eighbor.
That other parts of Uncle =
am Is fair domain can swelter in
he excessive heat all they want, !
ut up here we are going to keep
Dol. They don't beat the prairie :
Innate, the prairie air, the prai- 3
e water, the prairie soil, and the z
rairie life is unbeatable If we ?
AXE it so. The latter is where the q
uman element gets in and has >
3 chance. What are you doing ?,
18th your chance3 {
That ninety per cent Of the reg q
tration and license fees paid in Z
rs by automobilists to the states p
; $16,213,387, was spent for the q
Hiding and upkeep Of county :
ID state roads, according to 2,
just published by the G
flee Of public roads Of the de- y
lrtment. In all, 2,445, 664 motor G.
.hicles were registered in that Dc
ar, and their owners paid a to-
Of $18,245,713 for registration &c &c
d drivers and dealers licenses. %
lis is an increase Of $3.50, 100 Re-
err 1914, and increase Of 734, 1925 rs s
the number of vehicles register sn
/. Automobile fees now defray ch
airy Z per cent Of the. total n h'
lount spent on rural road and Or
idge building, whereas in 1906 90
= income from this source was e,
s than three-tenths Of / per cent !
the total expenditure.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03

There f. more Cafafrh IN this section 4 The
country than all other diseaees put together. and
until me last lew years was supposed 70 be
pronounced u local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and By constantly failing to cure wifi
local treatment, pronounced IL incurable Science
has proven Catarrh 70 be q constitutional dlaenae
and therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured b. b.
cheney 4 Co, Toledo. Ohio Is the only Conafifn.
ti0nal cure on the market. II Il taken fntornailv
IN doses from 10 drops TO a teaspoonful. n acts
directly on the blood and mucous aurfocea ~
the system. They o1ef ono hundred dollars for
any case y faiis to cure. Send Tor circulars ana
Address: p. ,. CHENEY & CO.. Tbieaa. Ohio.
Sold By Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family pills tor constipation.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-08-03

o. TannabilI Prosecuting Atfornes evils
County, Idaho. Attorney for plaintiff. Resi-
dence. FezDerce. idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12
OSCAR SHAW BLAMES 1T
WHOLLY ON TENNIS.

tf.a hard life. Here is Oscar Shaw
working hard eight times a week in
@Verv Good Eddie at the Princess.
.,d then doubling in brass at all hours
~ the morning i'm the Ziegfcld Mid
rirbt Frolic. Works hard in both Of
hem. too. Grabs two jobs. and keeps
some moor actor out of employment.
Ough, 10 be a law. or something.
aHow DO you do it?' That seemed
the logical question.
Tennis
rs that all''
oYes. lust about. To play tennis
well one must keep ht. That means no
alcoholic drinks. no tobacco particu-
Iarlv no cigarettes. Fortunately for
rel love tennis. and il is no depriva-
lion 20 deny myself any Of the indulg-
,nces which would impair my efficiency
on the links. And incidentally. be
cause Of that self-denial, ! am able 70
do two parts IN one night without dong
injury 70 my health or TO my-ef well
what shall call il? Art?
NO. never miss my tennis. In fine
weather I play outdoors. and on bad
DAYS ! find a good substitute in the
indoor game. On the level. i ! would
have 20 foreeo my tennis for single
dav IL would throw me so much out
OF ms stride that Ia forget my rnes
hat night. or lose my voice, or be
cone .he victim Of some other catas-
,roDfc"
Yes 10 certainly IS hard 20 work in
TO shows. And The hardest part OF
~. o. course. is having 10 20 10 the
',ocb'c o. visiting TWO Offices o. pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12
lyman as Robert Emmet.

Brandon lyman and the company an
rearing with him az the Fulton Thea
,re IN ~The Melody Of Youth" will pre-
sent tie last scene from his play.
Robert Emmet." at a special perform.
srce 10 be given on the afternoon OF
s. Pa,rick's Day. in this scene En-
met makes MS famous dying speech al
The conclusion OF his trial. Mr.. lyman
viii be seen in the title rode. George
Cddens will have the role Of Lord
Norbury. The scene will be given I'M
mediately following the regular per
formance OF "The Melody o. Youth.