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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-02-10

are sure that this trip must
have been a novelty for the
young ladies. It would be
quite a stunt to organize a
girls ski club and that they. be
required to travel a certain
number of miles during each
winter.
The annual meeting Of the
Farmers Cooperative Mercan-
tile Company was held in the
assembly room Of the Carbury
school Tuesday afternoon. The
meeting was unusually well
attended and a great deal of
interest was shown by the
stockholders. j. T.. Gorder.
director, whose term expired
was re. elected and Theo Aas-
helm was elected directorin the
place of S. NJ. Nichol who has
been on the board since the
Compay was first organized.
Mr.. Nichol has performed his
duties faithfully and will be
missed by the old members of
the board, but other duties are
taking up so much IF his time
that he would rather be re-
lieved and have some man
nearer take his place. Be-
sides declaring a dividend of
10 percent the Company now
has a surplus of So, 500. 90.
Every $500 share is nov
worth $50. SO. All this has been
accomplished since manager
10. O. Wareberg has taken
charge and the organization
should congratulate them
selves upon being able to keep
him. He is a live wire and be-
lieves that Carbury is deserv-
ing of an up-to-date store.
The Carbury School will give
a program and supper at the
assembly room on February 1S.
Supper will be served
from 80 to !: 80 r. NJ. and a
nominal charge of 35 cents per
! plate will be made. The pro-
ceeds will be used for school
purposes The program will
begin at 8 O'Clock sharp and
will be centered around the
American Patriotic and Folk
songs. It is understood that
the Carbury Band will assist
in the program: Program is
as follows:
Part One
~Music-Carbury Band, 2 sell
ections PATRIOTIC
Speech-John O. Peterson.
~Song-Columbia the Gem of
the Ocean.
Reading-Lincoln.
Reading-Battle Hymn of
The Republic.
Song-B Battle Hymn of the
Republic.
G. A. r. Salute-Primary
Department.
Salute to the Flag
BY Girls Glee Club.
Reading-Star Spangle Ban
ner.
Reading-Old Glory, B y
Petra Holt.
Song Star Spangled Banner.
Band-Two selections.
Part Two
Reading-Old Folks at Home.
Song-Old Folks at Home.
Reading-Old x e tn c X y
Home
Song-Old Kentucky Home.
Re ading -H o M Sweet
Home.
Minuette-I tie r m d ia t
children in costumes.
Closing ~Song-America BY
All, accompanied by Band.
Everybody is cordially in
vited and a good attendance
will be appreciated by the
teachers and the schhol. Your
financial support is also needed
and it is hoped that consider
able money may be raised from
this supper and entertainments,
as the proceeds will be used
for school purposes. There are
many things that the school is
in urgent need of and by each
lone giving their loyal support
these things may be secured.
The people of this vicinity are
indeed to be congratulated up
on the interest you have all
taken in our schools and it il
hoped that this interest will
continue. Remember the date
February 18th.
4 EE#%@EF1EEHZ 80 Z&8n -M&HEEEMEMH#MlN
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

The world Sinlires the German en-.
;evQrjSe and ssnjUS that coWld invent
Sn& NWl,i Sn under seas craft capable
" carrying vast cSrNces thousands u
miles M sud under the water. with
lGtle ~ ~ danger NJ capture OF des
;VWttjoa ~ the ever VisilanS snsra,
NAY ships The arrival u the bis Ger,
man submarine deutschland ST Rslti
more, witA large and valuable con,
$Ssan,sa; ~ iNe StUsfS. marked new
era ii maritime history. /; wSS s won,
seVssl accomplishment, made paSS;el;
~ = people prepared ~ meet and over
come every cautiuseaoy in peace .;
Wat X Is CssCe;-sAls thar that ooaa,
Try iS ~; today engaged in ArYlySas
'As eae-ESeS a rs people toward n;
Hes'srnaerj ~ mankind instead q ~
Ing ens&sSAS n S,Aash;sVins neisAeorS
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
LYRIC NEWS NOTES.
srhc Prince aud the pauper."

The Lyric theatre is putting on a
swell attraction for Saturday and Sum
day evenings with perturbation Of
Mark Twain's delightful romance
The Prince and the pauper' with
Marguerite Clark In the ROLES VI the
Prince OF Wales and Tom Canty, the
pauper. Those who have read Mark
rwaiu's Intensely interesting book
will not fail 70 see a representation Of
the story on the screen. and those who
have not will want to read the book
after seeing II picturised,
The Prince and the rauper" is one
Of the most delightful and thoroughly
ENJOYABLE OF Mark Twain's many
works, IL Is n film that will be appre-
ciated by Young folks Of all ages. for
IL is merrimeut and clever humor,
with its dashes Of dramatic thrills that
frequently sweep the spectator off his
feet, as IL were, only ~ replace him
with laugh, The story combines all
the elements of great artistic tri-
umph, such as can only be conceived
by the mind of master. and sie-
auately interpreted only by = star oi
the unusual ability ot Miss Clark,
The photo play catches with unorr-
,ng fidelity the spirit VI the great auth
or transferring ~ the screen the in
deanaele wealth of rich humor which
has made this story = household treas
ure, beloved by everyone IL whom i;
is familiar.
Marguerite Clark. who is featured in
the dual role " the Prince Sni the
psuper," reaches the artistic Gilman
y: her career in her marvellous inter
pcets,ioa ~ these distinctly different
vet closely associated characters, Her
exquisite artistry WAS aevar displayed
IL better s&vsat&se than in her spjv-
ited ensetins NJ the Charming prince
Sni tAe pathetic little eeSSAV,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

CsoSa wSo are oYYase3 II any siat
~ preparedness IN This country ,.ssS;
YStG0S7 statements s; times \ CORES
ssN2&s0; - The Spokesman SsvssW
savage &s& tAoGsAtlsSs - his ogposs
;soD - he Cas;e5 States preparing il
Any ~Sy SaV defense IN case u 81
emergency. t3&SSs that the Volunteer:
y England S0s rWt,lns q? fight ssGA,
- ne CasU,&-S fss 5s5 ~, SOP - COZ,
Ss5aV tA&s tAoss volunteers Aa5 Aea-
S2ASecse& - severe drilling ana train,
laS toV cve< : Se&- Hsso7s they N-sCs
ss'2i - he fcsat. ao- ~AAi s difference
< NoO,S have -aSSs n fastening II:
ez2& u RE ~S- AS6 those Ssvral MIL,
}o0 Vo,G2sesCs Hs's2 prepared 70 ssats,
sttsve SsvrSca 8; the ;lEos Ai>tllgi5s,
Sg'S, ccTagasi2csS
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
along the railroad were leveled aud a

along the railroad were leveled and a
number OF big trees were actually torn
up by the roots. Ii was the hardest
blow ever experienced in this part OF
the country, Strange is say. while the
damage was done only few miles
west OF oroville the storm was not
felt here particle, Friday hast, Super
iutendent uedger and force OF men
put up all the wrecked poles along the
power line in \ single day. but it was q
day crowded full Of labor,
\ dispatch under date " rs,scN July Is,
published in the Spokesman Review states
that Miss Celia Frank AMI h. l.. Waldorf
We're married az ENcOSNUrE the day he
fore The bride is a daIShter VI Mv. and
Mrs W, J. FRANK W this place, an accom-
p,lShcd and pretty No0ug lady. She Is 4
SraduStN ~ the spokane business tNAllege
and rcccUtly has been employed in the
First National hank NJ CaSC,N, She has 4
multitude ~ friends among the yNWps
people W ONNN}lle Who viii Wish her much
ivy ami happiODSS.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

.1,lsws
A2s that part .: sAla s.s,rse; lying north
- LIE 4zEss sxts-sS--ls e4S, and ives.
1i--s.-se .As mode =: Township > n,
: = L " NJ : Included II klectaor
s'rs.-zses NJ. :
The vo--as .lacs for sad Nec,5oa Pre-
l-Ds. No s1sA-. re tie dwelling house ..
:. - SsA-4s.--y 2sA- TIE 0SAzos2l TIvsI
image so-.2 sAst =. l-oNlls-
A. -nAl pA-s q sad District ty.os
s>'-A - Tie 4--s sx.soa-zs east and ives;
= : =. " N, 5 --ae2ooe1 - Eek ooa
i-s>-oc. Ma .
The voting .i4Ss u sad Eiet tsa1 Pre-
,-1S1 No shan Re Tie dwelling house .:
s-A-sE tnsASSl- sG2s-Ez- --lls from Okla
n<tSA1 s--rs- S-a2ss 2a1T. IVES. .. Go1Ss
ks.
fo- Tie p1-pass .: s2sa election the
!o-i< s-,1s s--1ss-s Az hereby Appointed
90 .-.sss-l .Gs,-1ss No =
, - S-A1ssl-y, inspector; Gen :
" l-ls1is- Ane = ". Sazss -oSSss
20 a's,s.lo. Precinct No. 2 r Pleas
al -nss'sSsa-, N Y Ya4ksa Sas q l
SINH Images.
A-iss,11-s -sSaS-1S within TIE S5s,-5,,
slAAL No.k II The y-sss4oc. wherein ths.
s'sl1s ELECTORS RESIDING xz,ao.-: rhs sc
-2,, st41-- vo-s u ne yrss4ac; oss-ss,
~Asi4 siiiss< u -ssa5sncsA
n = 1oI-- caoak ?. NJ
Sst1 cflS .x.A dAy a. ..os 1915
X 4 BOWEN,
ERWIN -gCAN
eDa ! CoIE
SaA-S u -91-es.s.-x q a Y : n
SS1ss;-A S-S-E Sesy. -
- sIahc40oc lns 81 .y.k
--As'' s'uh12A-on1 .lS =. .s.k.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

A aasaee- ~ candidates soc oaGa;y
ogsscs Asvs xleS their declarations
WITH ;As eas1U spI5ooy.
Nj, ana MIS-. SgSa1sS Svsas~ yassRs
Stanley ana James o'sss~3n cSTae avs-
from l.>oraIs Wednesday.
A marriage license VAS 5SSpe6 ~ ~
ccuaiy sPS3So- MONDAY - = = Nss1eS
srS Cara Dam, ~ o-ov52ls
Ea5s- Ss!NSTG ,s-ss.-. .. Shan As -sss-
ssS<Ass, Ass soas sSSs III suS9nsSs
tTSa n tire SnSe~ssss ~ Shs colony ms,
h. hiss established pes- crovslls-
L waR Asvs ~; s--ea6y subscribed
a. the AaspjES, epnS ny sSSsT1s StacS
% - s. once - Shst Nr3}ssg,s ssh c;lT2.
msRcs $; shs earliest paSssGIls asss.
oG,lIs TIE absence IL N&-Shs, ~,
son VII Wentworth w. wsS- shs
ssAr &ns ire To&p ~Aa runs sSEl ~ ,hs
ss~ ~SG saG 3pSo ths o}usehes % sha,
tenSTfS gentleman
x Won "a nas sA3IS .hs-s Is soma
srsvsA through o-svlns slspcs sv's-
the hoesi res.5sSs->s SOC tnS -usn s. 5ns
ssSSIss places SnS nass shs tEnlss4- n.
strangers on ths sy-eees day
= X Ssin. q, Charleston Wash
seen' ssv dxys X sevI sD-3ns shs
T.sss week visiting Win rs ,i-oeha-
Zoe s7ein, p-op-,esa> n tfs <-ss>ar.
Cssa.
Parsons s0svelir1s sva. shs -oaL ne,
tween hsos xnS -aussSss- M tht ives,
see ~ shs assnacsI -'sva-. -sspo--;
shss highway q ne wy mpSn cus NJ
anf rhs gang rough
The sto-m II shs SIM ls7s1peaI Va
ls.y hsies>y Tnersione6 IL oE- }sSa iS<u>
seems q hsvs eesu vscv mpch IT. -ht
MANURE a. S 1o-'pad6. covering 5 vs-y
SINAI Rnps ~ ea--Itn--s ->x'ency-fsvs
siacs-sc lNcvre- polss ws-s Alcvr hcvT
between shs nov'e- nls.n; Sns NIGH.
h&vS 1unher ~ sa}se-art roles
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

STA-S - wANNSr-,o>,
>HEn1SG1 IS ~ >e-1S -
- Hs;1'sz S.ot->, James Ferguson Inc.
~ - - hArIls u Shs SAKE AZ wsss1nr-,-
La 1is,o complain. ss-s--r,s- -, S<'Ns='t
- - : N.-l-L WI Snuls OF u he haas -
=. n--l,t II M Cry Sal s; Ie--I--7,s :
s1sr-1lss =, SsS7s n WLs.4ars7or N
=. -. AK 1ll4issss VIZ Asy,sar an -. l>,9s
--i<Nt-- Ia same VII ~. -. -
- 81, sho Sht demand IL he 9tsi- -
= x ht olls.c1 A-,ll ossrrisrs = : /:
lli-4H : Il -s-sI'Te- sspar 80 s.-I-.-- = SO
= p '-llo-st~ils - = -,nlS-s - $3.50 -
S--'sS Ate merchandise 500 ~ n,s s.s''is
- oAil5 or AnS ns,vasar sns ~ Z,
-s1s 1T Il Day a. alls
>o1'lplAifs fisa June as,a .s,s
.AAE> FCRSCSoN
EsACs o. tbs rsax...
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
ORPHEUM
Saturday and Sunday
THE HOUSE Of TEARS

E'h5 aets-sI,S s; shs 0-pheuu so- his
wes,s : nns n r. 500 y-asps7lans ..
fvk >plsnGl6 SOS VII slTnsey ScsvssuS
4 shS }ea6 A26 &Ssis,e6 y ne csls-
A;'Rgee scso- sso1-. Bergman. Il s
ssaS>1s gi-oLpce,Nl q The e5aust n
-as.-s. x = &no;hs- sen-y .. chs Sn-
E.}sa-r a. mGL and sns weakness n wr,-
TakI s1ab oIT s. MS Stevens c&n
To- ;heI. :; = sAsc4ux-lI.s &n6 @.ila5
VIII 5Isa1Sfs eT,Poool e-;n s4x-- -
fTlsh
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
Sa-i&- No. OzSss.D
~ 1SS SOS SIS

'sslaE1--rnsrs a. IN. 1r-.-,,.
= 1n1G : Asn4rls1nr. .ult
r.. 500 o., 4 ns.-s,1y gwen shs, ra,, I'm.
: .1nIts+ -'I r.e.s .-si.lns,tan vlaav n ssn-y
49, = uT,-ssas@G WIN M hsr N $50
- --a's Lielift=sSlssAS sls-y sa-isr -, "a
=. AsS : = EnS - Se-.-in, = ~. M
NJ. = So-,i Range = Rass wins 80 :,
rli-iIt 1il-s-s vsz~ MAN ~ - ser Saan e
So -. -'--S 1hCys os.sc-iasS. lssns IN
v v-s.sSsss-. :. Cnumisslars- =. Solia
.z1s III M -hs 1S-h a6v =. s,,-- ne
-, :. - I1s.ils names - wlSars,s. -
- lin --unhnids = 9 So, NJ
SA-s A-nfinnL al a. tg-ncSis. y, Ans
AAs xF.ESS s.x-,.S....
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

MSTy rSeAtsrS IS Gas ~ t.ss AAYpssS;
Rsils kiTls IA sSl,sos.s, She IS ss>SoySns
the marvellous egss,sesa u sasoVssasss;
which casaes with playing the leading
Character ia The roaSSliaS." AfTe-
nearly breaking her SetS II Japanese
sandals while playing IN Madam Bat
tecsS" she IS now -svellss - TIE lax
airy ~ bare eees, NO more Fanny male
s'srslaa1ses--s sssss CosaY S-aNaS Ike s
ksaSss and Asvs tire tune ~ NY life. .
declares Mary
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

No one has noticed any protest On
the par, ~ pro-GermSus in this eoun-
try because the German submarine
Deutschland is permitted 10 take 8 car
50 NJ war material 10 Germany, Some
how, il makes considerable difference
as ~ whose ball is Sorei among nsu-
trAlltN clAcNerS
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

The davenport Times asks; has the
az administration foreign policy proven
\ tailureS' Well hardly, il writing an
endless number OF notes can he CON
Siderri policy, Anyhow, outside Of a
volWminouS correspondence the public
has never noticed that the administra-
tjon has \ forSiSu policy.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
Are Chickens Year Ambition 4

This query eovers the tts;Aecei VAT
teiy' Jane" had sn ambition ~ cwa $
chicken farm, snG thereby hangs S
tale which will De tola Nc@ ST ;As
Iyrs, ~ "Wednesday saI THURSDAY
evenings, JGly sS-s>
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

Marguerite Clark erestes TIE eGsr.
tests role in "rAs Prince saa the Pau
PER" That nSrt TssGirss aoUy
sasirs changes ~ eASracts----ssss
ersncs SIS the pysacs; ;Ae prince as tie
psarsg, ;As ps0Gs7 as TIE aSGpsv sad
gSarsV IS ;As prince.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
ANNA s-eos-o.osss xs.r,>c

- 9s 4i4Aaa- 1nsec-as II Tie s.osSs,ls..-s
Asie :. Nish-hsyS- "a ss,..r.S-sor- az VI, -s
- IL 4 Gay d. Angus ,ssh s: ,
>aeA !. Il. Ia Shs purpose .: s1ss-s-.s : :
- : a. : .sss-ss 4I- 1ns ensuing vsa- g.
- -4is --AnsAsslaL a. S11n art,<-- s~,xs-.--..
- IhA$ s-al's-sy cnrns ass.,-s .ts r,se-1.,s
= "7osr . -ns aa&-s o. T>--usrsss
1uDs RI -E.I = fEssoosnt
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
sss$sNrsslA\ csNScs.

SanSsAy ssshnsal 81 Il .r,t-AcA. g>,as.sll 3r.S
at u s'sA>s& Ne Na-sts,.V Srv5sS WA =
sNssv services I " %>N\.N HSSss-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

kNOR SAl.E-A SlN-hoRSE fcN nn
Fairbanks Morse gasoline eitSinS .S'
sale cheap. Inquiry u L. +. pouRrAl.fNS-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21
Bargain Column
Advertisements In THE column cents
per line an insertion. Ne e1vs.u
inent taken for lees than - 'sn
FOR SALE

k,nR RENr-k,lUR ROOM FURNISHED
bunsnlow new. terms IS per month,
Inoutrc at Mrnaniels lodging house, eia
Peerless Hotel euildlns. IA
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

sos RNNg-NoCN BOOM BUNGALOW
With aSsa &-sG .ero s4s'ss2--s ssSrS-assS
sSsAs- furnished - -s.1S .2E--lsss- IN 1-ls's
;. lSSSs.xs MIA IL -.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

Al. MINIS o. OIL Az ID. NAN4:
Hardware SsSgS>
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

OUR OH. COOK STOVES ARE GRACE,
ful lockers, does the work of = rak
and mach pleaS,n;er. especially in this
hot weather cannipg fruit and e1ol>lils
hot dinner. You have nothins 10 rlsA ~
nuying this oil stove. We guarantee %
give perfect satisfaction or your mSaS!
bach AT Hi, Davis Hardware Store
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

WANTSp-ss-.sssr WHO are Go2aS iats
5s.Tyayss. please order hand ssSsSrssoTs
sSrsy. - as - have them when Eesoso
Terms slNsa-NKCNll-.-k CREAMERY
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

sNOS EsNG-A SLEEPING ENSSa- u
S@lrs al SsSGs.ts SssscS> lax
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

FOR SALE-rWo TEAMS OF GEN ILh
work mules and harness INQUIRE ..
Frank Eisholtz. Oroville Wash, $50 Il
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

HOS gASM LOANS On llI,s-A . IL
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

WANTSp-A PRACTICAL NURSE Is
Ng,SG t0T engagements Terms sSSsoS-
abe Eav particulars SpI@S al tAss N'9scS-
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

MONEY 10 Lo-AN-~olN RANCH fssCsa
cry. So- particulars S-o1-eSx Geo =
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

e,oR SAI.E-SECoNp HAND AuroMo'
bile in Iirst class r0nninE coaIltieh
Win sell at bargain. Apply 10 Ssess
Esrtel. e-Ae
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

SgRAYSp-A SORRkl- MARE Nh
stEss.s II .SvsASA& branded IN 80 r-s ~
shoulder AaX information ssalsas - TIE
rANNVeTN \. TIE animal will BE vsgATN1sl
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

SNAI. on AT ecc gkSS GALLON NAMES
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-21

81. DAVIS SgGSA--1ZA> IN -s2A
hardware business .fl&s - -fs s'szAsSi1
S's... go a.s a<Tss- AID s-,sas's- hardware
~ 81.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
LETTER FROM GERMAN
EMPEROR TO VIII SON

Long Branch, n. j., Oct. a. Count
Won Bernstorff, German ambassador to
the United States. will call on Presi-
dent Wilson here next Monday, 1t was
announced last night. II is understood
the ambassador will present to Wilson
a personal letter from the German en-
peror replying to autograph messages
sent by the president to the rulers of
several European nations urging that
a method be agreed upon for getting
relief supplies TO starving people in
Poland.
1t has been reported that the Ger
man reply does not tend to bring about
an agreement.
The contemplated visit of Count Won
Bernstorff revived reports of possible
moves for peace in Europe or of a re-
sumption of Germany's submarine war
fare. Ambassador Gerard now Is on
his way home from Berlin. So far as
1t has been established here Tuesday
night, however, the coming of the Ger
man ambassador has no connection
with either of these reports.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
RETIREMENT OF
CHANCELLOR IS
NOW DEMANDED
Campaign Against Won Beth
mann Hollweg is Assum-
ing Big Proportions in
German Official Circles.

Berlin. Oct. 4.-The campaign against
Chancellor Won Bethmann- -Hollweg is
daily assuming more tangible form. A
circular demanding the retirement of
the chancellor has been sent by a yocif-
erous group to such members of the
reichstag as are considered open to
their arguments. Attacks are made on
the chancelor's attempts TO reach an
agreement with England, his first atti-
tude toward Belgian neutrality, and his
submarine policy. The circular is re-
garded as symptomatic rather than Sc
rious.
Another factor which is disturbing
the political situation is the breach of
the political truce proclaimed at the
outset of the war. which has been made
by the Saxon Socialists. Meanwhile
the chancellor and reichstag leaders
continue to discuss the points at issue
behind closed doors on an even more
confidential basis than before.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
GOVERNOR MAKES
STIRRING SPEECH
AT Twin FALLS
Great Applause Gre Q t s
Statements Regarding the
Actions of State Land
Board.
Capital News Special service.)


Twin Falls, Oct 4.-Governor Alex
ander delivered a stirring address here
last night to q large and enthusiastic
audience. 1t was the best crowd that
so far has greeted the governor in his
present campaign. The governor was
in fine fettle and his speech brought
forth frequent applause. He flayed
rnercilessly the white washing tactics
OF the last legislature, especially In the
matter of the Allen treasury steal. His
statement that instead of accepting
$4,000 as a settlement as desired by
the legislature, he insisted upon COM
plete investigation which resulted in
the state recovering s154.o0 from AL
lens bondsmen, was roundly ap-
plauded.
Referring to Coffin's demand for
$4,000, the governor declared 1t to
be his hope and belief that Coffin
would never get 1t because he Is not
Justly entitled to it. He handled Cof-
fin without gloves and the big crowd
cheered its approval.
Governor Alexander gave a clear idea
OF existing conditions in the state
house. His flaying of land board meth
ods was very pleasing to the crowd.
judging by the frequent applause that
greeted his statements. He urged the
people to elect an attorney general who
has never been identified with any
water company, his statement being
made while disclosing the sad condi-
tions existing on several of Idaho's
defunct Carey act projects. He de-
clared with a Democratic attorney
general and six more months as gov
ernor he feels certain he could get
most of these projects cleared up to
the satisfaction of the settlers.
Two great things have been accom-
plished during his administration, said
the governor, one being the reduction
Of 33 Ia per cent in state taxes, the
other the adjustment Of the saloon.
Great applause greeted the governor
when he concluded his address.