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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
PREPAREDNESS TAKES
ON NEW FORM

Roy Coleman. coiorsd. arrested on
the charge OF stealing shrapnei smells
from the local branch Of the Amsri-
can Locomotive Works, was sentenced
to : ninety-dayg Term ON the road by
Police Justice Crutchheid yesterday.
An ~.--l wss taken by his lawyer,
Hiram NJ. ,anln.
Coleman, who worked in the above
plant, II said to have been caught In
the act OF hauling two OF the three
inch shells away from the premises.
The stolen goods were exhibited at
the trial and created much comment
by their appearance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
SENATE REFUSES
TO HAVE FINANCIAL
BILL sPEtOED UP
Defeats Wendenburss Reso-
luton Calling for General
Appropriation Measure
BOTH HOUSES SHY
AT PREPAREDNESS"
Reed Resolution Calling on
Federal Government to Fur
ther Equip Norfolk Navy
Yard Passes House

While the Senate yesterday was de-
feaffnE Senator Wenedenburgs reso-
luton for report from the Finance
Committee on the general appropriA-
tiona not later than February Is. the
House was making an EFFORT TO speed
up the appropriation bill. The skele-
ton on which the meat OF the appro-
presented By Delegate Brewer. OF
Nansemond, and referred TO the APP
preparations Committee.
Though the Wendenburg resolution
was defeated after argument, in
which Senators Holt and Garrett OPP
posed adoption, and Senator Jordan.
Of Staunton. stood with MIR. Wenden-
burg. there was promise. in the atti-
tude OF those who opposed forcing the
issue At a. early 4 dats A. February
Is, that the Senate will receive the
appropriations measure for considera-
ton IT an earlier date than usual this
year.
Mr. Brewers bill in the House was
the old iSI4-f5 document. redated TO
read for expiration OF the next two
fiscal years. February 20. 1917. and
February IS. 1913. The bill in conn
m.ttee viii have the old items changed
wherever changes are necessary. Some
OF the itcms will be larger. others
smaller, and considerable number
of them will remain the same AZ dur
ing the last two years. But with The
skeleton OF the bill in hand the work
on the perfecting OF the measure can
be gotten immediately under way.
Attitude Businessiike.
The businesslike. attitude OF the
General Assembly at this session so
TAR Indicates that the necessary legis-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
NIL ITANT aDRYS" TAKE,
RICHMOND TONIGHI
Program Of Fifteenth Annual Convention Of Anti Saloon
League Of Virginia in Broad Street Methodist Church

s.As r. NJ address, Hon. John g. wooiey, The
Spirit OF the Road"
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY II.
Mr.. W n. Vincent presiding.
0 A. NJ, devotional exercises
o.fs A. NJ. reports OF committees and election
of officers.
Gas A. M, penalties For Law Violations" Hon
n r.. Byrd ana Hon. William Hodges Mann. foI-
loved by discussion Of Legislative report.
lO:l5 A. NJ, ssThe Statewide Dcbyt-How to Fay
Itr
if:fs A. NJ, address DR.. George w Young.
II NJ, adjournment
FRIDAY aFTE.KNUON. JANUARY a.
Mr. n. $. Barbour presiding.
SP. NJ devotional exercises.
For Mnryland,v DR. Thomas NJ Hare Superintendent
OF the Anti.Saloon League OF aMryland.
4P. NJ. Prohibition For the District of Column
bia" Hon. Andrew Wilson, President OF the Anti
saloon League Of the District or Columbia.
$50 r. NJ. miscellaneous business.
3 r. NJ. adjournment
FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY ri.
Mr.. r. Y. D. Conway presiding.
eP. NJ, devotional exercises.
8:15 r. NJ. "The National Constitutional Pro-
tcnaI Attorney OF the Anta.SaIoon League OF
p. NJ. sNationai and Worldwide Prohibition
Outlook Mr.. Ernest H. Cherrington Editor OF The
American Issue and Of National Anti Saloon League
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
RUSSIANS LOSE In
TWENTY-FOUR DAYS
FIGHTING 76, 900 MEN
Startling Report From Rome
hat Montenegro King Be-
trayed Country and Had
Been in League With Aus
tria Since October
REPORTED rEAcx TERMS.

LcndoA. Jan. is----AmoHG she re-
ported serms of peace following the
conquest ~ Msatenesro by Austria
are the feliswinGi
tMeem1tttoaai surrender of arnsa.
iseiuAfn8 these held by aOta-cons-
hatonts.
Mount Lowers ts he 8fvea up In
exchange for an Adrtatie part.
whole nattsa 10 be systematically
searched for tho Psrpoa< 81 pre-
venting the formation 81 guerrilla
hands. The entire male population
!. IN Ne cenrestsatea In speriaea
afstriefs.
tdntaistrs ftos II all cities. viz
snxes ssd railway itn@s 10 to he
ssk~n aver by the Anstrisss-
nc xrms 70 br surrendered are all
aaern weapons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

Willie Hopes. colorsd, chareed with
plundering the store Of A. 8. KsIIam.
Inc. 10 West Broad street was sent
to the grand jury by the Police Court
Justice YESTERDAY.
Hopes IL alleged to have broken into
the store one night In November. and
removed various articles, including
valuable pistols. Detectives Krengel
and Atkinson were assigned to the
case. and arrested the negro while
selling the wares In jackson Ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
ROAD BUILD IS N
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Governor stuart and state Highway
ComsniAsiosscr Ccaeus&n
Make Addresses.
UNCLE SAM CONTRIBUTES
AN INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBIT


Mr.. w. r. Cooke presiding
Road Building BY Contract
Mr.. c. l. Scott. Jr.. Division en-
gineer Virginia Highway Commits
sion.
Earth Roads" Mr.. 3. l.. Won.
Gemmingen. division engineer vir-s
ginia Highway Commission.
Highway Location" Mr., Z. B.
Scott. assistant Highway Commits
si0ner OF Virginia,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

fsefiin. Ian ls,---s Wireless via say
trn- Hungarian army Headquarters to-
day says.
Negotiations regarding details of
i5he capstulatfcn OF the Montenegrin
army began Yesterday afternoon. The
a ustfo4tiunEaraAn troops In the mean
sstsne had oreupteds yfrraxNr Lon sea-
ssari Lake,. ana Rlycaa tRjeka. about
seven miles from cettinJe). HOSTILE
ties ceased on New Years day tJan-
nary ~ by the Eastern Calendar.
\ THE battle in East saiicia and on
the BesSarabiaa frontier can now be
considered as having finished yester-
.siay. Until The present. the daily re-
ports have, for obvious reasons. been
aesirent as 10 the details OF this nxht-
Ing.
ssa.siesely Atessrses.
srh., Austfss- Hungarian arms have
sfsen completely victorious on battle
front eStendlnx over lsa Kilometres
: &i--.fsis--A4+-fi4-- ~ 4ss.A DO
tiaea Nh. engagements and Mas as
ssistass hg tina artillery. has maintained
al is lasllIaix- aEaaast- thc snssuy--
who. ", some points. had a numerical
superiority vi several times the num-
ter OF the Austro. Hungarian troops.
HtS &fEhE REV @fA@ hAAttc VIA
AeStria's northeastern front began on
i,ecenper /. and Was interrupted on
senis few days II ended on January
~ aud WAS thas twenty -four days
loaass MAny reEiments durin9 this pc
sFiod experienced seventeen days OF the
hottest ixhtinE.
81 .srhe Rusxian army orders. the testi-
naony OF prisoners and various onaciai
and semi Official publications from ST.
Petersburg confirm that the Russian
chief command had important military
objects in lew In this offensive on
sthe part OF the Russian southern army.
,pesIondingss large. hat all without
,Eacress.
HeHsy HWastaa LUas.
.-.rhe Russian sosses were at least
7e.eus in ksiie,a and wounded and hes
Niaes xhis nearly s.u0p were taken
prisoners h the sussre-H unsariaas.
A ~Aii the nations OF Austria and Nun
gary took PAR In the battle, The enc
my IN now pfinninS up reinforcements.
'spn the ttAIinn front rho sstuation
81 unchanged IN the Dniomffss %
The T0lmeiH briugehead and in thc
tspeF.s dIstries there have been isolated.
hut lively. artitixrs ,iaAis. some minor
Italian attacks agafast the Tclmein
shrtdgcheAd anu the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gsositsors or the rcs1a slope OF Monte
san heAe haNe aesu repuisea
.tes aAs agterrcon OF the 18th he
Auatre HUNS &risn afs nest made
strEax attack On Aucona- The railway
afstieu, electric works and barracks
Wars his ~ heavy buuaba and set on
fIrc.
"a violent ire from -four Italian de-
fesase gunA WAS without efScot. All the
Aercplsnes returned undAnaged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
nav Fr~nk Pratf 70 Iecture.

Rev. Frank Pratt with lecture Thurs
day night 1T Z. o'clock In the Unitarian
Church. Floyd Avenue and Harrison
street. upon six Great Pictures 81
the World" Illustrated by stere-
opticon Admission free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

Hon. Charles z. IAssiter presid-
.nE.
Economics az Road Construction
and Maintenance Mr.. j. 81 PENN
hacker. chief division " econOmtcs
Once Of Public Roads and Rural
Engineering. Warrington. %. G.
Road Building From the Conn.
ty's standpoint, Hon. H. r. BYRD.
president volley Turnpike Com
pany.
Trafac Regulations" Mr.. 4. G..
Batcheider. executive secrstAxy
American Automobile AnnoctAt ton.
Reports from local road asso-
ciAtiona -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
LAWRENCE PERRY NAY
Be A0PfNfll's MAYOR
TONY BIsE6E, NOW UNDER
INDICTMENT. WOULD nE MAYOR


Especial to The Richmond virginian.
Petersburg Va. IA. 11.--The poll
teal 6ght now being waged in Hope
v eli In contemplation OF the incorpo-
ration by the State Legislature of the
powder town IL daily growing In in
tsrest and is expected to continue
to be the sole topic eft discussion in
ton plant until the charter provisions
/ Ter the -ssasuins Of municipal officials
at Hopeweil are announced.
II appears from general observa-
ton OF the political situation that Po-
lice Justic. Lawrence Perry will be
the choice for Hopeweil's first mayor.
and that j. Ia Helm will be the first
Judge of the Corporation Court. Others
who have been mentioned In connec-
ton with the judgeship are >
Toomer Garow 4 young attorney, and
| q, H. Penn, former referee in bank
ruptcy for the Southwestern District
OF virginia
The political activities OF tbs
powder town shifted today from Rich
mond TO Prince George Courthouse
whore Il il probable that the most
varied number OF Adams descsndanta
has ever gathered upon any single
Among those who Waited the county
seat today we're persons charged with
crime or almost every description
| from murder down TO- slight misds.
mean in whose cases appeals have
been taken. Today Was the first day
! OF the January term Of the Prince
George Circuit Court a Grand bur,
| was convened 1t the eArly morning
session, and 1t ID probAbte that num-
Der Of indictments will be returned
during the tsrn.
Hisese Candidate.
| The latest candidase Tor the mayor,
Atty OF Hopewell IL TonDy Btsese, an
| Italian. formerly Of Norfolk. who II
now under Indictment for bribery In
connection with tho nrnf az Hopewelli
most notorious court cAoos Hiaes<
cIaims that he has y petition slgned
1911 persons who favor HI election a
mayor. Al large psrcontA&e Of the %.
| fitlonors are said ~ ~ 0reeks and
Italians, while there Afe ~ 6Aw native
Americans who have signeA tho paper
Bissse states that NJ - n the race q
= finish and that hs dos not believe
that the Governor Or TIE Legislature
win ignore such larsely agned petit
| tion in the celsction u of1csrs for
IHopeweil. However. thnse - gem
eraI oppression that Tone1 atands little
show for thu mayoraIty n visw Of hia
past connection with to alleged graft
ana the early corruptton * Hopewelrs
original Police Department.
Negro Insaautl. xMled.
John Banks. colered ikose place Of
residence Ii uHknoWHT INT who had
recently been empi0yed ~ the con-
struction department. the Dupont
company. was instahtIY killed when
struck ~ shiftln& axn1l1s near A..
plant Abont 10 o'clock efslAy morn
ms. u ]. sss
No Ecnlnxxe Ft1tsu E1ant.
It u stated upon Whit = conaidered
reltable authority TIT M Dupont
Powder Company WIN lin ~ an
early date to enI4rG1 m filtration
plant Tor water suppl ~ III gigantic
9un-cotton plants +! \ at pres.
Duro filtrS4Ad. clArtlI& I'M water
4cxn the James ns14 ppomattcx
ntySfs ana will ~ jslof p ~ q 10
cnnsornA loD, eS0. ~ 1ss' IL
,,ss ses NH 2 q Z |s:ss| a,s s1sss;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19
INTERESTING PROGRAM
FEATURES CONVENTION
LITTLE GIRL PRIZE WINNER
E7cven-Year-O E1izaboth Dickinson.
OF Frcdoricksburg, Gets % Gold
Piece Fur Best Exsay On Enccts Of
Alcohol.

Featured by Interesting addresses
and good music. the opening session
OF the annual convention Of the wo-
mans Prohibition League Of America
was held yesterday morning In I'm
manuel Baptist Church, beginning at
I1N:aA q, o'clock
In the morning the devotional exsr-
cises were conducted by tho Rev. l. w.
Smith. and the address Of welcome
was delivered by Mrs. NJ. e. strother
The address OF welcome on behalf OF
the State organization kas made By
Thomas Nathaniel Toombs
Mrs. Georgia May Jobson, president
OF the organization. delivered her an
|nuai address. telling of the progress
that Is being made throughout the
United States by the prohibition
forces.
"Alcohci A. . Medicine: Patent
Medicines As Alcohol" was the sub
jsot Of an address delivered by DR.
Roy X. Flanagan, one OF the state
health commissioners. This was 4
most interesting address, ana DR..
Flanagan told OF the injurious effects
OF alcohol on the human system.
paper was read by Mrs. s. r.
Rowland On The Voice OF the wo-
mans Prohibition League Of
America: while Miss Jennie Bates.
business manager. also made q talk
ON this topic.
The afternoon session opened with
ths meeting Of the board OF directors.
which Was followed by devotional ex-
ercisss, conducted By the Rev. A. b.
Alcohol on the Human system" writ
ten by Mtss Elixahe&h Dickinson,
eleven years old, Of Fredericksburg,
Va, was read. after which the young
lady Naa presented with = &k gold
piece.
'sThe Financial S6le.
Mrs. John Lindsay made . report ON
the Kings Builders. which showed
nuch progress for this elasa or work.
aftsr which Mrs A. n. Nan read i
paper on The Financial Stde.'' Nre.
miner Gillian. corresponding secrs-
tary. then submitted her annual re-
port. which was very encouraging. An
othsr distressing report was made by
the treasurer. Mrs. rmoEen Austin.
Rev. Fred Chsnauit. pastor Of Broad
Street Methodist Church, made m In
4ersatfnG address ON "Prohibition In
Caiifornia." Mr.. Chenault preached In
California until recently and he told
Of the conditions that exist In the
Wsatern StAte.
Hon. John r. Saunders made an ad-
dress on Law Enforcement" after
which ArH u l. wiltshire spoke on
I.PrspAre4nea&"
sss * 80 v..s.n1a.n.r x.>s&ArAas- ffar,. nsr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

Hmxr yyst <esnsl41N&
s<ils The xirx4sihsuft J.
~ CosnnDe WIN oH
ready bssYrr <Au M
f1Ss-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

Featured by Interesting addresses
and good music. the opening session
OF the annual convention Of the wo-
mans Prohibition League Of America
was held yesterday morning In I'm
manuel Baptist Church, beginning at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-19

s:As r NJ. address, Hon. John g. wooiey, THE
Spirit OF the Road"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-28
Scotch JUDGES, EruaaIltx.

Scotland might safely be backed at
least to rival England In the matter of
frugality among her judges. There is
Dean Ramsay's story of the dinner
party given by Lord Polkemmet. When
the covers were removed the guests
were surprised to find that the dinner
consisted of veal broth. roast fillet of
veal. veal outlets. n fiorentine ian old
Scottish dish composed of veal. calf's
head and Calls foot jelly. Observing
the sensation. Lord Polkemmet ex-
planned: "Ou ny, it's a cauf. When we
kill beast We just eat up ae side and
down the tither"-London Chronicle.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-28
Notice Of Highway District Election.

Whereas, petition having been Iiled with
ne Clerk OF the Board OF County Commits
!loners OF Kootenai County. Idaho, Praying
rs provided for in Chapter SIS, Idaho Session
Laws Of 1911. said proposed Highway district
20 pe k MST,, as as HAYDEN LAKE HIGH
to wit: 10 -O'Ao"S
., VSom 1 at the s,W. corner of the SEX
ln a s line Eve miles to the n. W: corner Of
East 6M miles on Section line to the N. F
corner OF Section Is T. 90, r. W. Thence
9o9 ~ two miles to s. E, corner OF section 49,
W. corner OF section "a. T. 81. II. Nv, Thence
south Two and one half miles to the s, ".
f g %s Of the n: W < Of section i, Isl r
the s, z. corner of NEk OF Section 4, r 81 r,
W.. Inence following the shore of Hayden
&, ARE, e 70 me & f. corner OF sWA OF section
;; "; corner of the SEX of section Is. r. Al
Il. W., Thence north miles to the s. f,
corner OF the sWh Of section 3, T. 81. r W.,
Inence west 3 n lies to point OF BEGINNING
containing coo acres or more. as shnwn hv
the plat attached thereto. y
NOW THEREFORE, Notice ia hereI,v
gwen that an election will be held at the
S pc ,p House In school District No s, known
OF May. 1916. for the purpose OF voting uno1
the question of the organization OF said pro
posed Highway District
AT said election the polls shall be onen ar
o'clock A. N. and shall remain open until
o'clock T. NJ. Ballots for this election
nall contain the words HAYDEN Lake
Highway District. No. and no person shall
pc allowed to vote on said question unless
he shall possess all the qualification required
81 ElectoEs under the General Laws OF this
state, and be resident in said propos, Il
Highway District. D'opo'eu
Dated this Goth day of April. 1916,
d. f. DANNY, Clerk OF tho
tSEAL) Board OF County Commits
slonerS of Kootenai
County, Idaho.
By W. @. Quarles Deputy.
81 April Is, May sic.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-28
Why Constipation Injuries.

The bowels are the natural sewer
age system of the body. When they
become obstructed by constipation a
part of the poisonous matter which
they should carry off is absorbed into
the system. making you feel dull and
stupid, and interfering with the
digestion aud assimilation OF food
This condition is quickly relieved by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Obtainable
everywhere.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-28
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

covered all over by low scrubby
thorn brush, dead grey in autumn
and winter, grey green In the spring
time. 1t grows about a foot high
most places and its roots make harbor
for countless varmints such as Kan
CARGO rats, gophers, ground squirrels,
chipmunks, mice and the host of
reptiles that make their homes with
them. Then there are greesewoods-
slender, willuwy bushes several feet
high with little oily yellowish green
leaves; and yucca palms which still
defy my powers OF description, only IL
/ was Turk I'd be,.as willing to
tackle whole regiment of Russian
bayonets as to attempt to climb over
yucca barrier There are several
kinds of cactus too, each kind worse
than the rest, and acres OF flowers of
every size and color, and whole valleys
of bunch grass. But all Of 1t except
the flowers, which are lovely, rather
add to than detract from the general
desolation, They are all without
color-mostly they are all like the
sand-dull drab. And yet 1t isn't
q lite fair to leave a nasty taste 10
your mouths. The Moiava isn't all
bad. In fact there Is so much that
is good about II that 1 have hard
work at times to remember the bad
part. II you could 20 with me over
into the HinkIey valley, proper, and
look over some of the improved places
that are not uncommon now you
would say the same.
The settlers pant thick hedges
around their holdings and grow tall
tree rows to break the force OF the
wind and sand. They clear off the
thorn scrub and level the land and
then they pour upon it several inches
OF good pure clear water that the big
pumps bring up from sixty feet or so
below the surface at the rate of one
tn lusand gallons minute, hour after
hour, day after day, for as long as you
want it, The alfalfa seed is put in
and soon this rare combination OF
sunshine aud water reduces such
miracle Of green growth as you never
see up there And after alfalfa comes
anything you want TO grow EXCEPT
or lnges and other things that are
enIolned by winter frosts. For tie
winters here, while clear and warm In
the daY time. bring theless cold
nights which sometimes drive the
mercury down almost to the zero
mark
But INt picture lt-IIow would
you like to live where the sun shit ga
about $50 days Ia a year. Where you
an live out Of doors all the tim
Where you can't catch cold to save
70 lrSelf and can't keep one even If
some one gives 1t to you. Where YOU
an always dry your washing out
ioors and never have to worry about
i1e rain spelling your half cured hay.
Where the balmy turkeys don't get
'nllled 10 death 10 the cold spring
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-28
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES.

1t you are interested in any DELAYED
hnal proof or any matter before the
Interior Department, write to
CLARK & WRIGHT, registered
land lawyers, oo2 F Street N. w
Opposite Interior Department.
Washington, D. C.
Free information about contests and
where to obtain SCRIP, locatable-
upon public lands. without residence
or cultivation. see
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-28

rains and the hens don't stop laying
fnr the holiday vacation. Where
cows are on pasture the year around
and you can grow anything that
takes your family's fancy to eat-even
sweet potatoes and real water melons
And how would you Ike to have
the prettlest little viii sand bot
toned brook you ever saw right IN
your door yard whenever you want it
for the kids to play 10 or I'll e clean
swimming hole back III the trees with
water that is never too cold 10 1t and
rich green alfalfa yielding six to nine
tons OF hay worth twelve dollars per
ton on an average, al around it
Sayl Wouldn't it Ge flne or course
you wouldn't mind little thing like
a rattlesnake for a bathing pardner
occasionally; and nice big scorpion
In the bed wouldn't bother you a bit
would it?-NOt II you stay out of the
bed. You would get over longing for
a good Idaho spud after while and as
to the beautiful, unoppressive, warm
summer days-about one hundred and
nfteen--degrees In the shade-well
you'd have the swimming hole of
course, and the freckles.
They pay common laborer 81 so
per eight hours here and a man and
team SIS when they need them at all.
Up there l have seen people who
wanted the five spot themselves but
hated to pay man alone over a dollar
or so. l suppose horses aren't worth
so much down here, maybe. Potatoes
cost US nearly three cents a pound:
feed wheat about two and half
cents. Flour Is costing for a good
medium grade around two dollars a
sack. Wheat bran costs 81. IS; Milo
Maize 81 95;rolled barley ST. 75;apples
81 and up per box. Oranges 75c per
wheat sack full, delivered. Gr.en
vegetables are in market the year
around and average about the same
as the prices in Spokane Dried
fruits can be had much cheaper than
IN the north. Butter fat Is now
worth around thirty cents and alfalfa
Is bringing this year $l8 to 500 ptr
ton baled. Practically all OF this can
be grown here, vet all but the alfalfa
must be shipped In from Los Angeles
because no one will take hold of it.
All the beans should be at their best
here and walnuts, almonds and |
pecans will make shade for the
chicken yards before long.
And now II any of you folks whose
hearts are stronger than your lungs
Tor heads) and who can show bank
balance OF $4,000, or so, want to start
horn toad and lizard farm In
country where you can harvest two
crops year Tor harvest one and p!ow
me down which is lots better for the
andy and get good price for what
1ou harvest II you want to live in
country where life is really worth
living, Just send me your name and
I'll do my best to find a fisherman
Wiling tn take you on.
GEO. f. HATCH
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

INJGTIOF.
April l, 1916. A""io
Notice is hereby given that Alice Mont
gomery, OF Rathdrum, Idaho. who. on
december "A, 1912. made homestead entry
No. 0s5S7. for Lot s. NEk SWA. Section 81
township 50 N. Range W. Boise Meridian
mas filed notice of intention to make
the land above described. before the Register
ana Receiver U. S. Land Office ar
Occur q Alene, Idaho, on the 10th day of
poler, Frank Northway, Mrs. George Hatch,
George Cole all of Rathdrdm. Idaho.
APP 14toMayl2 FRANK LANGLEY. Reoistar