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THE WEATHER.


WV
this morning. slightly cooler In east pur-
tIon. Tomorrow fair. warmer: moderate
southwest 10 wet winds.
For <cw England. rain today. followed
nv fair. tomorrow fall. slightly warmer
In the Interior, moderate to fresh south
west 70 west winds.
For New Jersey AMI eastern Pennsyl-
vanis. showers this morning. followed by
fair. cooler In west portion: Tomorrow
fair. warmer: moderate southwest TO west
winds.
For western New York. parity cloudy to-
day. tomorrow fair. warmer: moderate
west 10 southwes, winds.
SEW YORK. MAJ THE pressure was
low Yesterday In the lake regions, Ohio and
Mississippi valleys from centres over Ohio
and northern Wisconsin.
showers occurred quite generally In me
lake regions. western parts OF the. middle
Atlantic States. the Ohio Valley and south
ward.
In other sections the weather was
generally fair. although = deep depres.
sion Of some vigor covered the extreme
Northwest from a centre IN Assiniboia,
II was cooler IN the plains states and
middle Atlantic and New England states.
hut warmer In the southeastern Sthtes.
Onto Valley and lake regions.
frosts occurred In Kansas. Nebraska
and the Dakotas and freezing temperature
In limited areas from Wisconsin southwest
into Arizona.
In this city the DAY was partly cloudy.
cooler. wind. fresh easterly; average
humidity. ~ per cent: barometer. cor
reCted to read to sea level. at ; a. NJ,
800 3P. NJ. 1855.
The temperature in this city yesterday.
as recorded by the orhcial thermometer 10
shown In the annexed table:
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.McEnyre. to .Emisr.n, Indus. savings

.McEntyre. to .Emisrsnt Indu.t SAYING
Bank, 81 Chambers st; atty. LIT Co. t2.o0O
LEXINGTON At. e ., .0.5 n Beta st, 2oS"o,
May !, 3 yrs, ~ p c--Arcade Realty, CO
20 Union Trust CO, 40 Bway; atty, 7
LESiVdroN AZ. w.. ao's n aai6 st. soN
o.. May I. s yrs. ~ p-c-saml = Eioom
ineda!s e Al to Union Trust CO. 80 Bway
sisy; q Co. ,o.,o. sSS'""
1879. MAY !. . yrs, 4 p c-Geo Bczold TO
General Synod NJ the Reformed church
In Am, % y 22d At. atty. H. Co. $1,000
MADISON Az ws.25.1: 0.th ct. TSNs',
Betty NJ Mawks to Lawyers Tiils
72b ST. I'D d. 80. isi.h. al Nv i7.iox
. .S5a 10 M' Sophia XSFistSiaR%sSnN. ssoaiFVW!' ,sS.l
eb AZ ii4a5. vs.. as n 76,h st. 20 6xioo,
Nay ! %ins'a,c ~ S.,Enma freh9oii to
.Finkeis,ein. 90 Park Row.......tI.o 5000
ID Az, 1850. n . cor 1fth 81. 2lX5'..
Herman fianauer to Lawyers Mtg 20. -
idber'y st. May 2. due & int a., pcr
s+TH ST. az Ess, as q "a ay. *
~lOo.s-Sophia- Denziger to johanna X
Ernost. sol Y l65th -. Jan 10, due a
Int as per bond; atty. Edw Herr:
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MECHANICS LIENS.

MURRAY ST. 69--Lasette 4 Murphy. Inc:
art Rector, church wardens &c of
French church du Esprit, owner: G.. q,
Fiysare. contractor .,....' .tl.Hv, so
Az II, s5--Nathan Jankow'tz agt MAN
Fron,kin. owner and contractor. SO. 700
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

WHITE MOUNTAINS. y. a.. on State
ROnd For rent, handsomely furnished cot
;aSc. !: rooms, : Baths. nrep'arrs. s'-srr
heat. piano; garaEc, nne views. shade
trees; enclosed sleeping porch. Apply
GRAY GABLES. Jefferson. y. II.
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TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

DUN ana Brown Company has leased
for q. W. Simpson TO +, q. Seeley tSs
West 1iith street, n four story dwelling.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az. Ii,,iienry II Mois" q
srRiS1 sT, ss-LH GreenberE's Sons agt
I'D Mount Estate " q. July =
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MAINE.


BEAUTIFUL Ocean, Hareor and CouN-
try combined, Furnished cottages for rent.
Prices from $500 UP 10 5000.
o. C. BRlDG ES. REAL ESTATE.
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Bronx.
thorough of Tho pronxD


BArHGATE Av. 1886. = 8. ?ss,sSi-
Beiis seliG to Bond 4 Mtg Guar CO.
lTb Remsen st, Bklyn, May 2 duo rs
per bond atty. T q Il r Co. i7s Broad
SAME pRopERrY-samc to same. pr
mtg $4,000. May .. instails 5 y ATTY
BROADWAY. 5sis . $500. . 5 90 livt6o.
VIM .1ohtsou to Robert II Perkins. ~
W 1891 - & nno. tru~ May =. ga" as
r"r bond. a'tv. r - a r CO.. 80 Broad
is.TH sr. aG V. n :. 2ivioo-H We.
CO 70 iiawle, Rk. Ht~l'y IA, rr mtg
IN; w S = - =, ~. ~; w AK ~ ,.UoEa
LOT g.. hk l. man Marcs stale '''
Ns'hisu 90 Lara \ stuck, 3oc W 't-I
s. AZ, -. az, Apr > l,io' d p e. 49,,
iaip" i"''!s,o '''s" ~ s,ioo ,'r'
Kaplsn - Ar;hu- " \ woyors, 900
H@u'{M"t az " ms Mo- Aprrr
az ard lt'.h st.................il ioo
GRAND ROt'LEvAnD AND coNrOrHsE,
1884 - Holding Corpn IN Ale, wilson.
.:ao Grand Boulevard and Concour'c.
ny !: a" IVY u; 1919 p c $40
issp' ST. . " cor Fox At. i%o6,ioa Hon.
e Watson to Herr, M2rs"r,ht' 60,
". epc c, atty, " weshs'er. 90 T
:isTH sr. ns. oeins 10, ~. map Waksoela
81 L tsth -. April Il. isot , yrs. Is.
sEpGwIcK Az. NY 9iss.n ~ Zero 81,
Eick. siii scigwick az, April =, 2 -
y E: atty. T q 4 7 CO.. -
RdnsuEpALr Az. " :. 1871 n i77H 50.
:iNs? abr Karlsn % Rent = ts,-
70? " 1r',g St, Va 3 b <'''
i.,e~ns \ Faukgor =, Wm I,rp',
n,tv. r q Il 10, i5f B~Nhy...... $4,000
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u

with name and address of lender ana
lenders Attorney
Dow nt0wn.
fSouth of Fourteenth ST.
9TH ST. ?Sl r. $50 W 20 az, sSxs7. May
church Mission to Deaf Mut... J1l "
Assn St; atty. J Van v oleo,; 90
still ST sas i. n .. 1856 W "a av. !Sxsl,,
May /. 3 yrs or sooner. 5 p c--Dani
Nealis to Ciergymen's Retiring Fund
society OF the. r. L Church In U $, eS!
An av: atty. J Van v Olooit, 80 Maiden
uTH ST, ?i7.2i W. n W cor wavsriey nj,
May 9. yr, SPs.M,rths B'ag corpn
.ttys, Laehman & Goldsmith. ss Mas
MI ssrf, ai7.aai W. n " c wav.risyS In' w.
GoN so,ao.Txso May :, ! ". q p Martha
Building Corpn TO Samson l.achman. ala
" i0G'h st; attys, Lachman h q -
Fast Side.
East o, r,th ~ h"'w".n Fourteenth
aud 10th sts.)
Sep ST. n D, 1884 . 81 ". Naxi0O.b,
Nay 5. due Dec 80. 1918. 50 ELLEN +
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For other real sta ansnc
lions q pRRe -.
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ptowp.

Manhattan Island. north ~ iio,h at
i3srH ST. i0l ". ~ >. - " Ierov Az
?5sas II, MAY !, due Apr 2s. lF.l or
sooner, > - c-H.rhcrt Cracauer to Mar,
H~eckossen. 3.ls iiall ~. Bronx. atty.
Herbert C-acaucr. al Bvnv..... $1,000
EbGECOMBE Az. 3st, " :. - . ~ centre
line 1914 OF 70 eS'enlsd 22iNioo. May
/. due July 81. 1916. 8 y Alpha Hold
ing co. Inc. to Matilda II D-ctlnr. 49,
50 Nicholas av. atty. lily : Mansfield,
- Cedar It 100
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Observation-Disclosures
LAKE CHAMPLAlN

Eathing beach, dock, spring water. hest
nthlng, screened porches rent for season,
$500 10 $50 according to size, Il. AIbanS VI.
Apply to Dr. Melville. S'"'su"S'''
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hBNNN May 3--Ths Court % Ap-
p"al~ calendar Tor TO morrow; Nos :,
H., -. %. - and ~.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United States Coast and GeodctIc Survey.
Standard Timc.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise, 1so, .o,. iNi. IN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
...r AMI AM AM
SandyHk 3 so Gov. Isl. Hj2 Hello ats. 4 :3s
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk. = sol Gov. Isl. .J.ii Hell Gate. BAL
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West Side.
west Of Fifth Az. between Four.eenth
and linth ats,

18Th $3.50 " ~ ay; 2sioyss'
sees, So lO;h av. May 2, due & TIT as
,,Rbsrs soni s'iy' T. sc
MIS- 20 n = stst 81. M wu,,jane y
Duny TO IMMIGRANT lndust saw Bank. u
Chambers ct. May : , yrs, 5 p g atty,
Bdw J Mcclure, 81 Chambers $; $4,000
9Th. Av, VS. ass n itth ut. 2iNi0O-isa
belle A Robey TO American Mtg CO. ~
cedar At. Apr ~. / ". so p c; attys u
18TH ST. it7 W. n 5. 6ss q 7th av. 10,
x50t-Collins VI Graves to Title Quar-
4 Trust CO. l's Bway. May /. dive <
.oTrH ussrp' T.sso,, ' ~ -. 400 W s,h '9V''t y"
18Th. ST. i2e IS W. ii5.6x irres-
Hi,ristoll Hotel Realty corp to Thos $
Howell a. TuoEue. y y. Dec I. 1915. l
year. s = c. atty, W J Nreelaud. 20
,:p 1T. . Vs.. ia. col av. ]s.d,xxPio"o'
rSsrsh a Ven to Amy $ Hutton al
per bond atty, r q Co......... $4,000
SAME PRoPERrY-Sarah a Vail to c
WILDER Miller At Charles 81 av and
Cold spring lane. Baltimore. Nd. May Q,
s.rts : p :; ntiys. Gillespie & p'Ccnnor.
~ fNff - =. 0N#l
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>IIIPpN> pOI>r MANOR,
~lan,f.rl nnn
Houses for III. Summer
VERMONT.
LAKE COTTAGES

VW VTfVTF VT VVV UT IVVTIVNC
Lakes in CrHlOpt
~ THE MOST DELIGHTFUL REGION
OF CASTERS AMERICA"
from ~ to ten rooms. fully Furnished
segtric lights modern plumbing. with hot
snd water, open freplaCor, Complete
Elrctti' Ranges for Cooking. constant cleo
tf'c service A. extremely low power rates,
clubhouse, vegetable and nower garden:
tennis rowboa's furnished. motor boats
s%.alabie So cndii mountain scenery, Pure
Mountain spring Water. beautiful drives.
telerhore. free delivery Of mail, groceries.
laundry, tee and all supplies; near villars
OF .,Ooo Inhabitants; boarding at club,
house II preferred. best Of reference prics
y'ss 20 $3.50, MAY 20 to oct. rs Write for
Frustrated booklet. Address W, T. S. box
1875 sun office
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17

| of several ligaments, when he was
thrown from a buggy in which he was
riding today. The rig was travelling
north on Main when the horse be-
came frightened and bolted. AS the
horse turned on Fourth street going
east, a bystander attempted to stop
him. He SHE'D and fell, turning the
buggy over and throwing Mrs. Bakken-
son from the rig. Mr.. Bakkenson, who
is an elderly man, was buried beneath
the rig. Mrs. BakkensOn was thrown
clear of the buggy and only suffered
a few bruises. Mr.. Bakkenson was at
tended by DR.. WIKI and was removed
to the Aspray hospital where he is
resting easily.
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No. Al
REPORT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK

Mt Moscow, in the State of Idaho at the close of
business March 7th, 1916.
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Chattel Mortgage
Trauic JOKING,

Oswalds friends were always on the
lookout for some ruse He once mott
| fed them that on New Years day ht
should get the best of them all in some
joke, and New Years morning each re-
ceived this notice: Remember" They
were on Their guard.
AS they were leaving house where
they had breakfaSted Oswald slipped
on the steps and fell on his back on
the sidewalk His friends rushed to
his assistance, but paused before they
reached him.
This is his ruse," some one said.
Clearly the man who was so proud
Of his talent for mimicry was bent on
deceiving them all into thinking him
a dying man, for he lay there moan
ing pitifully, his face drawn and twist
ed as if with terrible pain.
His friends stood around and made
jokes and puns and hummed lines Of
comic songs, assuring him all the
while that they were not deceived by
his acting. At last he gave a hoarse.
mournful cry. looked at them sadly
and then ceased to mourn or writhe.
In never to be forgotten moment Of
horror and sorrow his friends realized
that Oswald was Souvenirs
dun Vieux Librarie.''
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17
BABY'S PARTNER
is Here

Look for me- Will call to see your
baby if under school age. Is he good
looking s.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17

Greek 4, Four Mile 8, East Moscow 20
Harvard 5, Kendrick II, Mt. Meadow
is, Pine Greek 8, South Troy II, Thorn
Creek 4, White Pine 8, Cora 4, Boulder
Creek 2, Gold Creek Z, Helmer 2, N.
Moscow 10, N. Troy II, Potlatch 20,
s. w. Moscow "a, w. Genesee 5, E.
Genesee 7, Cornwall 4, Gold Hill 2,
Juliaetta II, Little Potlatch 3, Pa
louise 5, S. E. Moscow %, Texas Ridge
g. w. Moscow 2O''
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17

A. F. Hit, federal crop StatiStician
in Idaho, is in the city from Weiser
A. H. Oversmith returned home this
afternoon from a business visit at
Troy.
Frank NJ. Green aud family arrived
in the city this afternoon from Troy
on visit
Money on farm security. Thomp-
SON Mickey Realty Co. 38tf
T. M. Wright is confined to his
rooms in the Moscow hotel with an at
tack of lagrippe.
Mrs. Guy Clearwater of Spokane,
sister of the late Mrs. wager, arrived
in the city last night
R. A. Balch, land agent of the Pot
latch Lumber company, was in Mos
COW today from Potlatch.
E. O. Sisson, commissioner of educa-
ton, was an arriavl in the city today
to confer with President Brannon.
The associated charities would like
to obtain clothing of any kind for boy
between II and IS years of age. Phone
Fred Veatch or Mrs. ]. J Day
J. L. Woody of Kendrick and A. B.
McIntire of Princeton, members of the
county board, are in the city holding a
session of the board on road matters. |
Lumber and Millwork.-If you are
in need of lumber, sash, doors, mould
ings, and inside finish. Get my price
on coast fir and save money. Jno F.
1877 E Sd st. L43p
With cloudy weather prevailing the
indications point to rain in this vie
nifty. According to the record of the
for the "a hours ending
1t o'clock this morning, kept at the
the maximum was 81 nd
he minimum 80 ABOVE zero.
Ben E. Bush, state land selector, has /
home from Spokane where t
lie attended the meeting of the var {
Gus timber fire protective associa- {
ions and reports harmony existing T
n all the deliberations. Plans were q
utlined for work in the various as i
ociations for the ensuing year. i
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bratton have
lst received news of the birth of
randson born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
'avis of Rathdrum. Mrs. Davis is ),
ne daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Brat +
IN and Mr.. Davis will be remember ),
/ as a graduate of the university. He !,
now principal of the Rathdrum y
,hools. :,
There was a good audience out last !,
ght at the high school auditorium =.
hear the Schumann Quintet and the -
put UP was by far one
the most finished of the kind ever =
card in Moscow. This closed the -
gh school lyceum course for the year. =
ext year the high school will have =
ur excellent numbers from the Eli
INVITE circuit. The seasons re-
ipts in the lyceum course left de-
it of small amount
The city council will meet tonight to 50
ndle routine matters. The council y
II consider claim filed today by "
orge R. Hodge against the city seek ~
: damages amounting to $3.50 for ~
eyed injuries suffered by his IA ue
ar-old son who sustained a broken ~
during the winter when he is al ~
led to have slipped on a sidewalk I'll
ar the Shields residence. He as ie'
It's that the city is responsible for "
!, injuries received by his son. WI
tn,
i. P. Bakkenson, resident Of the g
tion near the packing plant, suffer- be
a dislocated knee and the straining att
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS-IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Idaho,
Central Division.
In the matter Of A. L. Stevens,
bankrupt
To the creditors of A. L. Stevens of
Troy, in the County of Latah, and dis
trict aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of March, A. D. 1916. the
said A. L. Stevens, was duly adjudged
bankrupt, and that the first meeting of
his creditors will be held at the office
of the referee at Moscow, Idaho, on
the 29th day of March, A. D. 1916, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time the creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
other. business as may properly come
before such meeting.
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, March H.
1916
CHARLES PETERSON,
Referee in Bankruptcy
JOHN NISBET,
Attorney for Bankrupt,
Moscow, Idaho. 43-4
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17
STATE OF IDAHO
COUNTY OF LATAH IS

STATE OF IDAHO
COUNTY OF LATAH SIS
l, w. E. Cahill, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
w. E. CAHILL,
Cashier.
CORRECT-Attest.
H. MELGARD
M. E. LEWIS
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of March, 1916.
/ certify that l am NOT an officer or director of
his bank.
E. w. LUNDQUIsT,
Notary Public
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17
TEACHERS COTTAGES

Teachers cottages, erected by the
community in or near the school
house, and used not orly az the teach
trs residence but also as the COM
munity center, are advocated in a
bulletin distributed b. the department
G: the interior thro,;,n its bureau of
education to count superintendent
and other officers il charge of rural
schools. The bull I describes the
movement for teachers residences i'll
rural districts and gives plans for cot
tages of various sizes and types.
j. c. Muerman, formerly connected
with the Moscow schools, reports in
the bulletin that there are one or more
teachers cottages found in every state,
and in Washington there are 1913.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17

A. F. Hit, federal crop statisticiar
in Idaho, is in the city from Weiser
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17
COUNTY RECORDS, MARCH IS
Warranty Deed

Minnie l. Curtis to Grace B. Romig
part of lot A, Railroad lot blk 1
Troy's I'd add Moscow, 81.
E. Arntzen ct ux to M. M. Hites
lots 40 and Al, blk 8, Leuallens Sd
add Moscow, $3.50.
Mortgage
Nils and Eli Johnson to Murphy
Favel & Co., SEANEA SWINE NEA
NWA SE14NWA 1898, $4,000, March
1, 1921.
Chattel Mortgage
w. A. Holden to N. Williamson, 2
horses, harness, and wagon, SIS, Oc-
tober 2, 1916.
Lolo L. Whitman ct vir to N. Will
hanson, COW, $40, May IA, 1916.
Release
Farmers Bank to B. Bernard, lot
s and part 7, blk l, Kendrick, Ida.
N. Williamson to W. A. Holden, 2
horses harness, and wagon.
Thomas S. Gooch to Daniel A. Sulli-
van, SEASWA lot 1855.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17
AT THE ORPHEUM

Come to the Orpheum tonight and
tomorrow night and see some of the
best film productions ever shown in
Moscow. R43
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17

The easiest way to keep in touch
with the folks at home is to send them
a subscription to the Star-Mirror
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17

EGGAN'S BETTER BABY MAN
will call to see you. 43-4
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-17
City News In Brief

C. B. Green left today for Spokane
on q business trip.
The state herald., 1916-07-07
G{lep[D MIST
A IALf OF CIVIL STRIFE 7.
&gRANDNL PARRISH N
MgS1RAIIoNS zl!::!!;E &&c.ppnoDE5 &
u C0oN2TGHy
A.cHcGNRc 60
SYNOPSIS.


Confederate Sergeant Wyatt IL sent
e . spy. to his native county on. the
Green Briar. He meets . mountalneer
gained Jem Taylor. At house beyond Hot
Springs they meet Major ,Harwood. Wyatt
2 sent to bed. He becomes suspicious.
and finds that Taylor has murdered Har-
wood and escaped. Wyatt changes to y.
=. uniform. and to . detachment Of Fed
eral cavalry Identifies himself A. Lieu
tenant Raymond. Third U. 8. cavalry.
captain Fox finds Harwood's body. Tho
oetachment II ambushed. Wyatt escapes
g the Green Briar country and goes to
narwoods home, where he finds Noreen
aarWood. He Introduces himself a. Lieu
tenant Raymond Parson Nichols comes
g the house and tells Noreen OF her ia
ther.s death. Wyatt forces Parson Mich
ois 10 confess that he has been sent In
aovance OF Anse Cowan. who proposes to
marry Noreen at once. and so quiet title
% the land In dispute between the Cow
ans and Eoreen's dead father. Anse Cow
IN and his gang arrive and find the
preacher bound In a closet. Wyatt and
Norecn have concealed themselves In the
ettic The Cowan gang ransacks the
wyatt tells Noreen who he IL. They re-
tufn to the second floor and await the
er to silence.
The state herald., 1916-07-07

shrank away from me. knew that
her face was buried In her hands. yet
had no time to look that way. or utter
word. Rife butts were crashing In
the panels Of the door: I could per.
ceivs already dim figures revealed
through the Jagged openings made In
the light wood. . vista Of faces. .
gleam Of weapons.
"Hit lower DOWN." yelled the same
gru6 voice Of command. There 10 q
bolt that holds fast-reach In. Saun.
ders!"
Get back-beyond the bed"
called. pushing her behind me. and
bracing myself for the nrst shock.
The door gave. sasging aside ON Its
hinges. and half falling inward. and
through the opening men tumbled for.
ward. carbines gripped in their hands.
The red light cleaned chastity across
their faces and rcvealed-ths blue uni.
form Of Federal cavalry.
The state herald., 1916-07-07
WAYS AND MEANS OF Aooas,na eAaAsoLs

method Of Publishing up . silk sun.
shnde is thnt employed on the para.
soils shown In the picture. Out Of
figured or lowered brocade or Gre
tonne. birds md blossoms. or nny 9th.
or figures. are cut. by mems Of I'D
hcslves. made for use on textiles, these
nrc glued to the silk. The Illusion
OF painting In perfect. Whole nocks
Of smnll blucbirtis nre pictured in
flight ngainst background Of white
or iIght.colored silk. Other birds, Of
tropical climcs pcrhnps. dlsport their
gny plumngc In this wny. and the won.
dcrful roses and folinge TINT ARE the
product Of the looms flnd the parurol
point Of vantage for setting on their
bcnuty.
Artificial flowers nre used with this
INT applique In still another kind Of
ndornmcnt. Folingc In applied to tho
silk to mike setting for nm orchid
or rose TINT is set on II. Tho foliage
In glued down md often finished about
the edges with nccdlcwork stitches.
but the flower ID only fastened BY The
ntem.
The state herald., 1916-07-07

Blessings doubtless rest upon the
head Of the designer who originated
those pretty cotton costumes for sum-
mer days hlch are coming to be
Chased ms pustime suits. When COM
fort and style and daintiness present
themselves all combined. and at q
small cost. they are irresistible. These
things have made the instant success
Of the cotton suit for summer outing
wear.
Cotton poplin or cotton gnbardine
are Of about the right weight for suits
Of this kind, and there are other fab
rics that are well suited to them. as
crush or ratine and fancy basket
weaves. The suit shown In the pic
ture Is Of gabartiine. with collar. cuffa
and pocket inps Of brocaded ratine.
White Is rs good a choice us my for
the skirt and blouse and there are
many striped and figured cotton goods
that will answer for the trimmings.
The suit pictured hardly needs de-
scription. 1t Is merely plain skirt
with wide hem and single narrow
The state herald., 1916-07-07

There In no such word ~ ''plnin" In
the bright lexicon Of summer para.
soils. Along with other modes they
TAKE their plncc In the ranks Of things
made gny md colorful by elaboration
Of some sort. II one possesses per.
fcctiy good. plnin silk parnsol In amy
color II offers n surface ns back
ground for some sort Of decoration.
and many arc the adornmcnts thnt
mny be called upon to redeem II from
q suggestion Of Inst year.
Inserts Of striped or figured ribbons.
let In With hemst1tching. as borders or
panels. will bring the plnln parnsol Of
yesterday up to the minute. Those
who nrc clever Mt painting take their
brush In hand and with oil pnints
cnuse dowers to bloom or fruits to
ripcn or birds TO NY across the Held
Of plain silk. Embroidery. In colorcd
nIlks. translates tho fnncIcs Of tho In
dlviduni In all these things md In
butterflies. dragonfies. md convcn.
tionni figures on tho unndorncd sur.
fncc Of the pnrasol Of other days.
But about the easiest md clcvcrcst