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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-19
A MERCILESS JUDGE
One Who Shows No Favor


A merciless judge is Father Time
Before him the weak and the wanting
go to the wall. Only the truth car
stand. For years the following state
ment from a Moscow resident has
withstood this sternest of all tests.
Mrs. John w. Mowery, 919 E. Sixth
street, Moscow, says: 81 noticed that
my kidneys weren't doing their work
right. My back was lame and pain
full and the kidney secretions bothered
me a great deal. I had headaches and
dizzy spells and was in misery when l
began using Doan's Kidney Pills. Be-
fore long they had me feeling better
in every way"
No Trouble Since
OYER FIVE YEARS LATER, Mrs.
Mowery said: 81 haven't had a sign
of kidney trouble for quite a few
years."
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy - get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Mowery has twice publicly rec
commended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y. adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
THANKSGIVING DAY
DINNER IS COSTLY
THERE WILL BE A GENERAL
ADVANCE OF TEN PER CENT
OVER LAST YEAR.
Turkeys Will Be Selling as High as
Sixty Cents Found-Chickens
Little Less Per Pound.

There will be an increase OF about
tsn PER cent in til" cost OF IN"
"goudies' TO o. nal On the Thanks
.-ivin@ 'ablr This year excepting tor
turkeys and chickens which viii ~"
selling 1T an increase from twenty 10
thirty per cent over last year. The
above information WA, given uHi last
evening by local dealers who also
stated that while Thanksgiving day Is
but Il few weeks away 4 great many
persons axe. already planning th"ir
urrlu.
\ great number NJ the articles will
sell nj about IN" sam" prices of IaSf
yr;tr. Among these are celery. thre"
lunches for 1hr: cranbCrrips, l5c IL;
rumpkinS. loo 10 25r; mlncc meat,
l5c TO ~ Il pound; olives. pickles, col
fre and tea.
Plum pudding will b" a little higher
on :iccounr al t!r increase III the cos
Of III" ingredients. sUCh as raISlnS and
her articles. Fruits will be about
tho SHnm. Their" will be Il ten per
cent advanC" in ia" cost Of canned
Goods. asparagus. peas. corn anu
bran%.
The greatest cost for lii" Thanks
giving dinner will h" Tor tn" turkey,
Goose or chicken. Luca! produce men
state that turkeys will be selling from
sue to 60c per pound and chickens
and geese from 4nC 10 soc It pound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
NEW POLICE CAPTAIN
FIRST or The YEAR
Successor to Hastings in the Plain
+ Clothes Department Will Result
From the Election.

With the excitement over the cleo,
ton beginning To subsidc late yestpr
day and last night. election follow,
org began 10 turn their attention 10
SDeCuldtiOnS on changes in number
Ut. county offices that will result from
The sweeping Republican victory in
rl"cting the county candidates.
The election of Howard II. Hastings
10 The office Of sheriff will create q
vacancy in the office Of captain Of city
police which will have 10 be filed
when Captain Hastings takes charge
ri nc Shcrirfs office the first of
january.
The election nf Henry Stock IN hr
county commissioner gives ia the Re
nubliCans the distribution ri county
patronage. With TWO Republicans on
'hr board, the reorganization Of tho
commissioners can place Charles G..
Ephlln, the Republican member now.
in the position OF president Of the
board.
Thc office of clerk Of the board of
commissioners. to pay a salary Ot
$1,000 a year. * one Of the choice
appointments 10 be handed out the
first Of The year Other positions to
br filled include superintendent Of
the county iniirmary, stock keeper AT
the infrmary, county surveyor ana
others.
The selection Of IN" staff Of deput Y
shcTiffs and iail"rS will also be
awaited with interest,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
POLICE COURT

Eoy Smith, charged with Stealing a
ring from Jewaler Adam Xvii, into
whose store Smith had gone 20 puI-
chase Il wedding rinc. was artaiSn"d
in police courl yesterday. He was
fined $50 and costs with the altcTlia-
tive Of spending thirty days in jail
Fred Lonse, drunk. drew - or tNn
days in thn wOrkhouSe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
POTATOES ADVANCE
TO IS CENTS PECK
PREDICTED THAT THEY MAY
JUMP TO &C AND rs CENTS
WITHIN FEW DAYS.
Reta! Dealer Declares That He Sc
!!eves Midd!er7an Has Cornered
the Product

Every day 500; sofa" lifr.SilStalit-
in- cnmmOdicy advance. in Wheeling.
Yesterday l.ota,ueS ross 10 =" cents
f'h,. peck higher ;han They w"r', "y"r
known rs his tim" OF iitr year III thi%
community Dealers say that they
sill likely b" selling al 10 and perhaps
30 10 ~ cents within tn" next week
unless large: supplies can he had.
u; is rus tina; the potato crop has
heca small this year" said a retail Ter
yesterday. but there IS no reason that
hey should be selling 81 Such all "N-
nrbani price Vt - crul> We Ar" Tiak-
ing practically nothing OF them. |
caCfitlly believe ;haL tn" price is be-
in:: regulated not b. the farmer and
wholesaler but b. the mitdlemer. who
have tn" supply cornerrd.
Tuc Pan Handle club has been h"-
sieged with inquiries from all over
tdlS section asking where potatoes
may be had cheaper. Assistant Secy"-
tary \. G. Kimpel said yesterday thar
every effort IS being made b. the club
10 get cheaper potatoes. We have
sent communications 10 nearly every
farmer in this section Of til" country
asking what amounts he could give
in carload lors. but they ar slow in an
swering," said Mr. kimpe..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
AN UNUSUAL
COUGH REMEDY
Not A Drop Of Cpiates Or Narcotic
Drugs In Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup

Most cough remedies contain opiates
in some form OF another. They para
I'VE h. nerves. They are dangerous.
MOI 50 with Old Elack Joe COu>n
Syrup. II goes right down 10 the lr"i-
'ated Spu1 Lhai Is causing III" cough,
loosen. tho phlegin and snolhcs 'rr IL
,.itatiun. And not q drop al opium.
chtorOtorm or ANY kind ni narcot t.
drug is in it. You can give Old Hlar';
loo Cough Syrup to n child ~ we'll a.
10 an adult with perfect safety.
Every store sells old Black Joe
Cough syrup \ hi" bottle costs only
~ cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
SUFFRAGE MEETING
Will Be Held Tonight At Headquar-
tiers To Plan For Next Campaign
WORKERS Urged To Attend

Undsmayed by The rejection OF ne
proposed equal suffrage amendment at
Tuesdays election, equal suffrage aN-
vocatcs are already planning another
campaign for its ratification.
4 meeting of the Ohio County Equal
Suffrage League has ben called Tor
this evening, in suffrage headquarters,
Chanline street. at which plans will
be formulated for the future. ~
Mrs. Flora 3. Williams, chairman
Of the county league. requests the dt-
tendance Of all members and suffrage
workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
SPECIAL TRAIN
OF WEST COMING
Oklahoma Steel Train OF Sever
Coaches Due In Wheeling NoVem-
Der 2O-WiII Show AgrlcuI-
turaI Products.

! \ communication WAS rCrrrNcd III
the Wheeling Commercial dissertation
vaslrrtIH! announcing That The OkmEi.
gee c0uniE. OKLA. special steel tram
pr seven ruHrnrS on q tour through
tho North and I.asj will arrive II
Wheeling. oyer rhr7 Baltimore and Uhin
road November ~ al go y. m, from
Pittsburgh rn route - Columbus.
The letter states InaI Ihr Train VIII
STAR from Dkmulgcr November -. m
der tho S,inprvi&iDn at the Chamber Hl
Commerce. NJ thai city. The tour VIII
close Nol emhcr -. at s.. Louis. Mo.
Secretary r. 7. RlakI"y in The C"m-
muniCatinm says that the party woll'i
like ~ mrri ih" members al all m"
commercial bodies of this community.
wholesale and retail merchants, job
hcrs, manufacturers and leading farm
rrs. He said I'LL kinds Of agricultural
crurS eastern Oklahoma and especial
IL in OkmulGce county: pictures #
stock. horses. hogs ami sheep: large
illustrations Of churches, school build
ingS and homes of that section.
1--WE would appreciate it If YOU VIII
ask Your members TO entertain our
party by showing us about your city
and anything else yOu see III. what
We would like 10 do. would be 10 have
a meeting where We could sit down to-
crIhrr and got acquainted. We want
TO tell you of the opportunities Offered
III The middle West and especially III
Okmulcrr county" says the letter
The general manager Of the Wheel
ing Commercial association said that
Il representative Of rhc organization
would greet the party and that tue
school authorities would be notified
of its arrival that the pupils may visit
the train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
c. H. S. DEBATE.

Tn" Cathedral High School Senior
Debating society will hold lis first
regular d"bat" Nov. ~. The subject
will be Resolved. THAT II Trust is
Necessarily Il Rrn"iii." The speakers
will be: Affirmative" George Gahey.
Francis Quiclry. nomnick Kulpa and
William ChriShclm: negative, John
Fadden. Harold Dickman, Adrian
clark and Arthur kurut2. The rr-
hutalS are. Atlirmativr, Geo. Faley;
necativn, ,Inhn p;IddCn. Tho judHos
sill h" selected on III" day Of tho
debate. E. !. kalr"nDaCh is SECRETARY
ni. lht sOCioty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10

Have you lost any rental income
durino the past year? Could any Of
this loss have heen prevented through
timely advertising? au26tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10

You can get Insurance against loss
of rental income-but you can protect
yourself from such loss through slime
ly ADVERTISING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10

Aladdin Aluminium Utensils for every
purpose. See lady expert in Domestic
Science At Caldabaueh Bros. Hardware
stcre, AC31 Jacob St.. Wheeling. 20
discount Thursday. Friday. Saturday.
November 9, TO- II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
CALL CRIMINAL
DOCKET TODAY
GRAND JURY REPORTED YESTER
DAY RETURNING A TOTAL OF
81 INDICTMENTS
Number OF Cases Pending From Last
Tcrn1-Tweivc Felony Cases To
Be Docketed

\ session of Ohio county criminal
court will be held this morning when
the Criminal docket will be- called. Jt
is expected that counsel III many
rases, especially the Host law cases
vii demur 10 indictments. while d
number of the cases may be set TOT
trial.
4 total Of thirty four indictments
WIS returned by the November grand
Jury which completed its Iabors yes
! terday after being in session for TWO
days and half. In addition TO these
new cases. there are a number or OH
ones pending, including the Henry
! Able murder case.
Tie indictments returned yeSter'
J day are:
! Felony True Bills
| Charles Clark, robbery.
! John Smith, robbery.
John Thompson, highway robbery
4. G.. Ashcroft. three charges OF auto
stealing.
! Alex Koboski and BRONX Molarski
attempting 10 kill.
! Tony Rice and Carl Johnson, threc
! indictments chargin" robbery of the
Wheeling Tennis club.
| Walter Owens, forgery.
Neil Robinson, roDbng EuaS' drug
store.
Misdemeanor True Bills.
John Thompson. pistol loiins: .laS'
Racedrs, Andy RaSinak. Charles Nc
kinney. ST.. and .Ir., George MrGil!
StanilauS lIloS. and Andy Sonda. {; J.
Harper. Edward BlaJtner. O. ". RAJ.
mer. Tony O'Malley. Frank kosinSkl
1.-TWO indictments. Nick SaIena. Eua
Floyd, Herbert Thornton, G.: A.
Young. Slaniaus Klos. Earl carp
LANES Tone. r. Prayer Clark Lam
bert. Joe John, Yost Jaw cases.
Not True Bills
Not true bills were found III INC
leases OF the Following: William Cole
man and John Getter. robbery; Zen
Catline. assault: Munsor Saad, assault
land the following losl law cases !:
Mike Sonnefeldl. Earl McWiIIiamS.
Peter Ortino, Grace Thompson. IohV
Melissa. George Power, Abe Mariner
Jim KaglekuSi. Philip Jabucci: "a
ward Elwood el al, George Drake
.JoSeph Z. Dimmey. Steve Lewis. Her
bert Thornton Dan Woods. Joe Past
irrnik, Alex Volcano. John Helldeter.
Pickles Wolfe. Edward Bowman, Geo
Hedefer. ANDY Wodaski, Belief Dun
lap and Guy Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10

IN advertising fer d position. 90 not
be vaauc-tsII what you can 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-10
CATHOLIC ALUMNAE MEETING.

The international ren"ralion OF me
Catholic alumnac will meet in Balti-
more Nov. "A. The following will
represent the local association: Mrs.
r. J. Carroll, Miss Marie Lane and
Miss Annie Wingertcr, of ST. Joseph's
Academy Aumnae association; Miss
Agnes Jamison Reilly, OF Mount de
sales Visitation. Baltimore, Nd: Miss
Rose McGraw, If Grafton, Of The MI.
de Chanlal AlUmnae association, and
others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
Forest Department

The Maine Forest Department has
recently devised several ways Of i'm
proving the warden's service. the meth
DDS being included in the following
ways:
Notices have been sent to all watch
men instructing them as follows: In
addition to the weather conditions as
provided on the blank which should be
carefully noted at the time specified,
you should note in the remarks column
just what you do each and every day
that you are on duty. In other words
at the end of the season. your reports
as sent here weekly should be COM
plete memoranda Of your doings during
the season that you are on the station.
You might on the report divide the day
into thirds or quarters and show what
you did in the first, second, etc. Of
each day. Then, each and every fire
should be noted as soon as discovered
and the proper spaces filled out on the
report"
The patrolmen have received addi-
tional instructions as follows: I'm flu
ture reports kindly give the following:
In the Territory Patroled space, in ad-
dition to showing the points between
which you travelled daily, show also
anything that you might have done in
the way Of mprovements-such as tel
ephone line improvement. trail i'm
provement, improving camp or any
thing relating to decreasing fire risks
or to the betterment Of the fire protect
i've service Show daily distances trav-
eled Note weather and ground condi-
tions daily If your headquarters are
at your camp and you patrol each day
from this camp to a certain point and
return, on your next report show the
show the exact territory covered"
Each Waterman and each patrolman
is also receiving blank which will act
as check on the other, calling as 1t
does for reasons why fire which had
been reported by one had been over
looked by the other.
All these little details, although add
ing to the clerical work both Of the
woodsman and the Office are aiding to
marked extent in making the Maine
forest more effective and more valuable
to the owners.
The forest commissioners Office is
sending out a large number of the fire
warning and Help Wanted" placards
to the wardens, particularly to the ter
ritory Of Wardens Thibodeau and
Brown in Aroostook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
Fish and Game

Bears are becoming unpleasantly
thick and bold up in the Moxie region,
according to the reports received at the
inland fish and game department. Web
ster Carney It the Moxie hatchery is
just now petting two little bear cubs,
whose mother he was obliged to shoot,
on account Of her depredations The
little chaps are as full Of life as an
egg is full Of meat and as frolicsome
as child. He has collars on each and
chains attached to an overhead line
across a great ledge and there they
play by the hour. When taking them to
camp from the spot on which their
mother met an unexpected end, he had
them hitched together by one set of
legs and they were getting along very
we'll. when suddenly an impeachment
in their progress was noticed and look
ing back. he found the little fellows
hooked onto and trying to climb a
small tree which they had managed to
reach in passing.
Seven other bears have recently
been seen rather near the hatchery. A
lumberman belonging to nearby camp
was chased the other day by a big one
and he had to go some" to make his
escape. There seems to be no lack Of
food for the bears but for some rea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17

the tourist cars were furnished at
Kansas City, retained their cots, pre-
fering them to all the comforts fur
nished by the new cars. At Sante Fe
the citizens had opened their bath
houses for the use Of the boys. much
appreciated courtesy. The cars were
kept throughout the trip we'll supplied
with ice and pure water and the men
had an abundance Of food.
At Laredo. after the tents were
pitched. several of the officers started
up town for baths and something to
eat. for the officers are obliged to fur
nish their own mess. Some of the
leading citizens were on the watch.
met them and took them to their own
homes where they were at once shown
TO the baths and as soon as they be-
came almost clean again and were
again starting for eatables. announced
that dinner was awaiting them. The
feed that was set before those hungry
officers was fully appreciated. And that
was the spirit with which the Maine
men were met throughout the city.
The REQ truck bought by Gen. Pres
son for the use of the I'd Maine was
brought into good play, a s no horses
bad been assigned to the regiment on
arrival. The boys were able with the
truck to transfer ali their wagons.
supplies, tentage and extra equipment
very quickly and easily to their camp
grounds. No difficulty was encounter
ed. the truck being one of the largest
and most powerful and able to move
through the deep sand better than
horses could have done.
Mr.. Doane expressed himself as very
proud of the Maine soldiers, every man
seeming to be in perfect physical con-
dition and ready for a scrap at mo-
ment's notice and if called Upon would
be sure to maintain the high and en-
viable reputation and record of our
Maine soldiers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
Texas Cattle

Boyden Bearce, livestock sanitary
commissioner, is in receipt Of written
and rather plausible requests for in
formation about the procedure Of get
ting live cattle from Texas into Maine
without the tuberculin test. Mr. Bearce
disposes of the matter briefly but
rather conclusively in the statement:
THE Maine law says they shall be
tested. l cannot change the law"
The idea seems to be that one OF
the great Texas ranching concerns
wishes to ship their cattle directly in
to this State. evidently thinking, and
with good reason for so thinking, that
they would find a good market. They
assert that the section of Texas where
their ranch Is located is almost entire
ly free from tuberculosis in cattle. 1t
is also claimed that the dreaded tick
is practically unknown in their section.
But, be that as it all may be, the
Maine commissioner is taking no
chances and all cattle coming into our
State must meet all the required tests
rigid though they are.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17

poses was meant to be a part of what the
$500 per year paid for. And it is better
that the contract should so specifically
provide. To this view the petitioners at
torney readily acceded at a conference
with him, and the amended contract
makes 1t plain.
ut may be suggested that in the very
nature Of things, there could possibly be
but one customer for this particular kind
Of service This is probably true. but the
law Is alike for all kinds so far as these
contracts are concerned. And it should be
so, because 1t would not always be so
easy to draw the line. 1t should be borne
strictly in mind that this law was not
intended to, and does not. authorize the
rendering of service by a public utility
at special rates. 1t is meant only to per-
nit guarantee of regular rate and the
taking of service at that rate. for fixed
term Of years, in cases where the Public
Utilities Commission thinks such an ar
rangement justifable.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
Goodrich Exhibit Attractive.

One of the most attractive eXhlt.n
at Mechanics Building, where the ss''
and Leather Fair Is being held Is r'
Booth Of The B. F. Goodrich Compar,.
introducing "Textan" the Goodrt'
Sole.
The exhibit is in charge Of Mr. NY
Davis. Mr.. Ash" Kennedy, facr'
representatives, and Mr. T, Hear
Mayo, New England "Textan' repT'
sentative for The B. F. Goodrich Con-
pany.
The booth itself is made pleasing ut
attractive by an abundance Of fo0s'
and potted plants, and with lis appf'
pirate interior decorations, greatly r.
sembles flower garden.
The Goodrich men are brimnn'
over with enthusiasm for the H
product. which certainly is contaro'
after listening to what they have
say, and getting a line on the ar'N'
itself, which. to say the least, has
most attractive appearance.
In speaking Of "Textan" Mr. N''
had to say:
We have been swamped with 10
quiries on the new sole, due in gre'
measure to the extensive advertiser
campaign being carried on by our CON
pany."
'Textan" is q sole Of strong horo4
composition, originated and deveop'
iE the Goodrich Laboratory throus
years of study of shoe sole service up'
the part Of chemists and material e'
perts.
1T is clean. neat and 'classy-al
plicable to the lightest and most MOI
ish shoes as well as the everyday say
that comes in for the hardest serUc
1t is light in weight. waterproof, WOE
break or crack, and gives comlc
that never came with the leather so'
1t sews wonderfully. affording ne
close holdfast stitches.
The 'Textan' composition vos OTIS
mated and perfected over two yea
ego. but to make sureness doubly' vi
shakeably sure, its sale was not II
leased until the sole could be y
through every conceivable manner
actual practical test on shoes In re'
and the results have fully justihed
the confidence We have in II and foI
to the extent of saying HERE is IN
SOLE"-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
Books for I'd Maine Boys

splendid suggestion has been approx.
ed by State Librarian H. E. Dunnaclt
which should, and undoubtedly will, have
the instant and complete approval of ALL
E. c. CARL thought it would be a good
idea to send the I'd Maine Infantry boys
now at Laredo Texas, good-sized batch
of reading matter, largely of the lighter
variety which would serve to tide over
some of the long and tedious hours OF
leisure necessary by the climate of that
southern place.
State Librarian Dunnack saw the point
and said; "A splendid idea. 1t can be
done and we will do it,
He therefore at once began the prep.
aration of a travelling" library of some
200 or more volumes of the kind men,
tioned-largely fiction, good. wholesome
and entertaining books, with enough of
a more serious nature to balance and
supply all wants among the boys. He
also wrote to Col Hume of the I'd Maine,
rendering the books. Without question
the colonel will say Send EN- along
and they will be sent, pronto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
CORNVILLE

NORTH-Mrs. Ellen Nelson OF SkoN
hogan came Monday to care for MI
Mary Doyer who is in ill health -.
Mrs. Julia Holmes is stopping Wv.
Mrs. Ezra Stevens through hay'ps
Mrs. Stevens is gaining slowly i'V-
her recent fall which injured her d."
and shoulder.
Joseph Horton is working for Cha''''
futile.
Joseph Eames, who has been Vlsiun'
his granddaughter. Eva McQuilAiD
returned home Thursday. .
Albion Kelley and Alonzo Forpu'
helping Fred Doyen to do his hayihs
Mrs. Lula Rowell has been In ~"
this week helping to care fol
mother, Mrs. Stevens.