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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-12-27

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Revised
figures on returns OF the last election
show definitely that neither Demo-
Gratis or Republicans will have ma
jority of the next house, necessary
to elect speaker, and that handful
Of independents will determine which
side will control the organization.
Conceding seats to candidates in
possession of certificates of election,
because they are certain to partici-
pate in the organization of the house.
the personnel now stands: Republic
cans, PA; Democrats, 213; lndepend
ents, 2; Progressives, 2; Prohibition
lists, /; Socialists, / contested, 2. A
majority is 21S, hence, should either
Democrats or Republicans win both
of the contests. they will still be
short of majority.
All of the independents are main.
tanning strict silence regarding their
attitude on the speakership, but the
Democratic and Republican leaders
agreed on how most of them will
vote, providing caucuses are held and
solidarity maintained by the two old
parties
Kelley of Pennsylvania, a Progress
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-12-27
RIVERS IN FLOOD TIMES.
Why the Water In the Center 10 High.
or Than Near the Banks.

or Than Near the Banks.
Why swiftly flowing rivers are high
er at the center than near the banks
Is thus explained In bulletin OF the
United States geological survey.
1.-THE elevation OF the center OF
stream above its margins during
food Is generally the result Of the
roughness of Its bed. Bowlders, sand
waves and rifles aud even sand grains
turn parts OF the current that strike
against them outward from the banks
and upward from the bottom Of the
channel. The particles directly de-
iiected by the obstacles may move but
short distance In that direction, but
their energy Is transmitted to other
particles and by them to still others,
setting up a system OF forces that act
toward the upper middle part of the
stream.
"All forces acting in liquid cause
motion until friction completely wastes
the energy involved. Therefore these
forces cause movements In the streams
mass that converge toward the upper
central part Of the cross section This
causes the center Of the stream to
rise above the margins until hydraulic
mead balances the DETECTED forces.
The height to which the center OF
= stream may rise above its margin
depends upon the size, shape and
roughness of the channel and the We
iocity of the current. 1t is greater In
relatively deep and narrow streams and
In rough than in smooth channels"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-12-27

biobbs-Do you think we shall ever
nave universal language? slobbs--
p we nave now, when money talks
Philadelphia Record.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-12-27

bob-Perhaps we had better forget
vae anotherf Bess-oh. couldn't do
INT ! have 80 few things to laugh
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-12-27

Attend the barn dance at the Air
dome Wednesday evening, December
9th, in hayseed costume and win a
five dollar cash prize. The gentle
man representing the most original
Reuben will receive $500 and the
lady representing the most original
Cynthia will receive $500. D23-26-27
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-12-27
Picture Eranss-

In the early parts Of the afteenth
century carvers and giiuers In Venice
were permitted to attach their names
~ .ne frames Of pictures by famous
artists
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
Dom u(tcn ll)ran9e(.

Sin ecipiHes Sniercile in jebi9er
3cit barf cine tleiue @pilooc aus benz
preuBilc6soanilnen 5elo5uoe bean.
fpruhen, Die BON SfreiFrou 9lbo bon
Qiliencron qeboreue 6reiin bon Bran'
oeI, elmer GroBnihte res 5eIomur.
fHaas, in iEren bor eiuigen eya6ren
perofTenilimicn Grinnernugsn er3dpll
luDrOcn III. Mrdngel fiibrie 0amuIa
ccn OberbcicDl csr 9egen oie Ddncu
tdmpicnocn preubiIc6en Iruppen. Gin
Qon0oner 9eihuostorrciponocnl bniis
in Ieinem glotie iuieoerbot oas
cem SaupIquortier ocs Qrin8en 5ric0s
ric6 adrl ungiinAioe 8eri2le ii6er
bic prcuBiI6e &gieaIiibrnrg SHaeben
laTcn. Der q}riE3 ipollie Oesholb Der
Gorreiponbenteu duspeiIen fallen. 0el
8rie9sminiIier BON 'Roon oeripenSsi,
Iic9 ieood1 fir Jpn uno bat @ranscls
gloiulanicr, oca Grafea @olncin, oit
9hlfnabme OcS Gnsldn0ers ins S6er
fommanoo an peranlafen Nls @rai
E0lnein g1r0ngel 0le so0dlc portrlId
cripioerte Der Telomoriho0: Sag
i6m, er Ioll 6eutc bei uns eienl"
godoem Iid oann her Giob I'M @B.
simmer oerIan1ncit bate, un0 oud
Der &orrelponoeut cric6ienen mar, troi
MronQcl cir uinftc icb ben &orre'
fpon0snien Heron un0 5eiate ibn nen
QlnpeIen6cn nit ben Noricn nDas
lit Der Monn, Ser bic nie0ertrdhtiaIIeH
glrliiel i6er ,inlere 9lrmss na@ @ng
lamb oei6ristcn Bat. SsBt iperoen
mir ibn Tiitseru, Snreibt er ipie0ei
70 nic0ertrdhiia onnu tritet or ni9ts
Bite, IeBcn Sie fih, meine 6errenl'
llno iiebe bo, ocr GorytIpon6ent fhlup
in Ieiner 3siturq Don jenem Gaec az
einen fcbr frsunbliteu 1on on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
&6nig @rtcr.
Cine grgssnung in Ocu ulbauiibrH
gcracn.

~" v%'f
Miiten in ben f0ilcen Bergen Q(l6as
MEMS bat Elm olbdneliimer Qlr3t cine
8eeegnnng nit R0nig Beter ge6abt.
Sn einsm 9rief al einen Jreun0 in
llesiiib Inilocrt er jebt oieIes triibies
Iige @rlsbnis. m@s mar cine furGis
bare glahi, bon grauIomer &dlie uno
piIoem Smrm, lhreibt er in oieiem
Brief noie id, Ouro6 cine gleiIe qss
5ipunosn, in einem elcnoen Dorfe aui
BEN Mege nad Stutari perbrineen
muBts. @s mar Elm osrfa1enes Suus.
oas i9 eefunoen baitc Stall uno
Stube tporcn nur ourm cine elen0e
8rettsrpano qelrennt. Sn Der Stube
fmlief Der QDirt oes SouIes. Sd
Ielbit bcrbroHte Die Na9t i'm Stal BEL
ieiner ein3igen Sfub Syc6 tonnte nibi
fhlafen, obpobl es I6on tief in Der
Rdnt mar Der Sdneeiillrm tobte
uno beoedte 0os Da9 hes 6oules ims
mer oidter nit Idperem Sdnee. Sin
DsrlauFener 9uno beult irgen6po in
ben Bergen
Pl0Bli1 tiopft es nit itarien Sdlds
gen an Die 1iir. Sine beiIere Stimmt
fdreit in beFeblcnoem Sone auF fcrs
biin: nSeffnsl" Dletu @irt ge6ordi
Dem 9sfe1l Sm Duntel Der glaNl
tonn man ourh Die oe0ffnete Sir bier
9leiter erbliden. 9mei gino bereiie
bon ibreu 3ieren seiiiegen un0 bcben
nit sroBer Sorgfalt eiucn oritten eius
gstuidelt in einen groBen W2antel, bon
leinsm BFeroe beruuter. SoreIom
irneen iie i6n in ons 3immer. Sc
iino isr6ii9c Offi3iere. Den brittcu
bolte icb fir einen berpunbeten Same
rnbsn. n3iinSe 5euer an" befeblen
lie Dem 8eiiBer Der 6iitte Die brens
ncnoeu Sheitc fIammen auf Ser
8ernunoete ne6cn mir f1liebt bic
Q[ueen, ipen0et ben &opf Dem Duntel
al, un0 6ei Dem brenrenoen Teuer en-
femme in jeBt in Dem Driiten nit BEN
bertrodneten 3igeuneroeiidt, ben mir
rem, iueiBcn Saariird6nen uno Dem
berabbdngenoen ipciBen Sduurrbart,
ocn 4onig peter BON Serbien. Inter.
beKen erlneinen nod 3pei Gffisicr.
uno sipci Solooten, iie iino NIT Giiten
belaben, Die lie 0FInen, nm oen S.
mig foreiom ouF Elm eIenoss 2ager
su betten. 0sr aonig Icuf3t unl
Iagt traurig 3u ieinen geelsitern sd
oante euh. meine 9riiDer, i1 oanle
eubl" 9ie Sffi5iere beriuHcn mil
ben geretteten @orrdten cinen Slid 3u
oedsn, aber Der S0nis lebrt es ab au
ellen. g2ur elmer Isiner @sgleiIer,
offsrbor Der 9lrst, sibt i6m etpos au
trinten. Stumpf unO Iiumm. o6ns
Elm @ort 5u reosn. iiben 0ie Offi3ier,
I'm ibren a0nia berum. m59lafeu
Sic fiI aug, mcine 0crrcn" iagt oer
R0nig 81 ibnen Die Offi5icrs fret
Ten iih ouf Dem 9oOcu aus, 70 sul
es gebt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

Gin ru0Iii6rr SnurnuIiIi asibvIl bris
tii@r @rrgaltuihc.

'lVt 'tt y"tA"tIlNs
Die foiocnce cnQliIcbe getraHtune
oes g9eitlriegcs, getleioet II Die 6us
moriitiIde Jorm zines 8eri1tes 0es
auF bic Groe entlonoien Yertresers
Des NRorst6nigs an oie 4}arsreoics
rung. Ocrofientli1t Der betannie eng
Iiimc Sougnaliii Swcns 8rer in Der
.DcilD 9}ail" nGr6obene WloieEdi
oes Nlorsl QaM ciner 207 Gage Ian
gen 9eiIc our9 ben @uTiroum iino
mir urperie6ri auI ocm ,@roe" oes
nonricu Blaneieu angslangi, 9hns
mc6r erlau6c ia mir, Den foIoenoen
Ora6ilolen 9cridt burb bic 2iIte gu
eritotien. g9ir iiro in elmer @eQeno
9elonnei, Die @roBbriiannien oenonni
miro, un0 wir befinoen uus in ber
Soupiiiact Gou0on Dic 2euie bier
iino MEIER rieIen6afi nod tlem pie
Snieiien Gle iprehcn un0 ic6reibcn
nit cerIcltcn Siifsmitieln iuie mir
un0 ibre Gprade ba6en mir ihnea
aclernt. 2lum ibr GKen lit fit einen
Marsmagen 9enirBbor SroBoem es
ung ollo ni6t ihledt sebt, erfiilt I'M.
Ier Qlufenlbalt alf Der @roe un8 mil
oroBer 1rauer. 0cnn oos Bolt bel
8riieu uno Die 9olfer pIeler onoerer
aonioreiGe uno 2duoer rolen oeqen
einanocr i'm piii!eu ln0 i9redlihIicr
oIer 9rieQe. 60 ertldrie iid) aud bel
Ghrcden bci unIcrer Qlntunfi, IA biz
2eliic bahten, ooB Elm fein6li@cs
9ufil9ifi geiommen lei.
gGir iinO 3u Der Gtnii6t getommen,
0oB 0icIes @olt Der 8riten, in oeHeu
Wlitie mir uns befinoen, groBen unc
uauniqToltiqcn @efa6ren oegeniiber
Iebt. Dcnn ibrc Hegiereuoen letter
iie ni9t orccntliA, oa iie sauoerno,
peuiq tii1ti9 uno 81 ieinem eaergis
Imca Gnli9uB fdbi9 iino. Sroboew
bic 8riien ibr 8lut Der9ieBen miiiicn
Iaaeu sic lcitenbcn &reiIe. oieg III
niht eucr, Ion0ern unier &rieg. llnl
10 miro Oos 9oll in DuntelDeit lin
fcnntnis uuD llnlid6er6eit geballen
Dic Qeute erfa1ren MIR lpeniQ BON oeu
mobrcn tric9eriIdsn @rcisniNen uut
aud bieIes penise ridt wortgstreu
mo nit groBer 9crIpGilr1. llno It
nuroe Der Gciit 6es goites nod i'm.
mer nidt erlpedi, ipic es unbeoingt en-
forbcrIib mare Sunge, gsiun0t
9cute oe9en in 3ipil Ipa3iereu, nab
reno Gliere Qotrioten, Die Trdu unt
RinOcr bo6en, bic Uniform angs3oesn
Die @riten gloubeu Elm freies @olt gu
Icin, in Mirflicbteit ober fiibren Biz
DliniIter ole &rie9sgelGdfte in an
maBenOer g0eiie iDie Dittatorcn. Git
Isnoen Oie Sruppen geeen ben 5einO
o6nc iie nit ousrei1cnoen Wlenosn bon
WMritIon Su berle6en. 1ouIen0e bon
2cben peroen ourb Gperalioneu 9e
opFeri, Die elmer perniinitigen perion
BON Qlnbe0inn dls unIinnig uno aus
Iidtslos erf9cineu muBtcn. Gs III
fdum 81 gldubcu. bob es bei DieIcr
@rilen tein GeIeb oibi, bas bic 2oIier
1es Erie9S 9lclcDmaBIg llnD gerecll
iibcr oas @olt oerieilt. SelbII jebi
in BEN Idpcrlien aampi, ben oieIea
Qono jcnldIS 81 feIeben botte in ciucl
Gage. oie oie @cgncr nod imner i'm
@orieil crl9einen laBt. 3ouocrn Ie
iiberoa ibrs pflic6t 3u tun @s lUcrs
zen ggorte aemadt du @icae ooa 1as
len. @os its. ivas mir bistcr feofs
o6ten fonricn @cr Grisg III idred
lidj un0 Dapcrt f0,t !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
@cirnt9s -gircn5cn.

Saco0 sSoiierman % Soo 9oI-
lin 10.
Veor9e =, Snaaas 81 oci9ie0en;
orauces Y @ear6arot. 81. sSitiwc.
YDllip 5iBnon %; Aoa 9nnuIcl
iarb 2i
Som ~ aenfp, 40, @iihper Gar
re yolnng 80.
e0drles $ Green. G5. @iihucr
@'arp Y Sarfius 81, @ithpc
II, valllcS ~ Spon 81; Catherine s..
~'llinifDu0ien 26
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
SpIrlIe init StreiallSIsrrn.

Na'rcno i6rc Miuttcr nod iut
7%'ale lag, frod gciicru GPorgci oic
= ,S ,97re alts @loru %orrcco bon 9ir.
, lio4 Sonf' Strobc ans Dem @ctt.
e's''e l'llt Strcid10l5er uno icste
elnlse q alciomgSitiitc in 9rano.
S''rdl l9r @ciarci muroe Srou @or.
l.'O I 'oe@ uao iic ueriuatc rcrgctIid).
olc 0lalnnlen 81 critidct. Gle
S'Pr'9ei'.9onpaguie 9tr. 3l ipiroe
loVeIlagrlcgtlat lpeIbe oas Scucr init
gge'n'lallen y.l',l IN lueuiecn Wlhultcu gc.
loidlt bate 0rou @orrcco boite iid,
al 0clocu Nonocu @rouomlnocu su.
1eioaeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
Gin ll]j(0CdlmrinmarGt.

@eit Wliltc D,5rmbcr pertaufI BID
Gtaot Diirs6arg i'm Qcli5ei6oF milo
fdjweiuileiid 81 cine Dart 0as piuup.
Da beim lcbten Niloinpeinuerloui
iicb llcbeliidnoe ergeben 6obeu. inoem
Mirte fat gan5e &@neine, onOcrc
@inpo6rcr ooscgcn nihis teiOmmcn
bobea ion oorouf eeTd)out iusrorn
GaB oer0Ieihen nibt lpieber bortom.
men fam. Der Miir3buroer Wein
Gpiriuoiens mo Gobotiao bottle Elm
re9t fefricoigcrocs @rgcbnis Sc
iammelt iuuroen insqeiani: $500 Slo
iden Wsir. $3.50 5laIdcn Spiri.
tuoIen, 81 ECO 3i9arren 59000 3is
9oretsu, 2l00 4oteie 9abaE pieIe
'Botcie G6uupTla6at auBerbcm iibst
300 Suufcnfcler5cuee, nebrere Picis
fen. 9noaiooicn, 3iaarrenIpisen ga
identiic6cr Il. +. 10. gln @orgelI
5553 mlort Der Gjeiamtlpert Del
Gommluua 0iirflc nit 10000 Wlarl
ni4l 81 bod berenutI icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

&cr00 d tia. Die Splcnitis
Wodlt in Stalien ln6eiulidc Sort
ihrittc 60 wuos III Nlailono Gin
6ie0ercr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit
Dem aQer0iugS luitalieniidl flilgen
ocn 9lomen Shmiot SIT me5rcren
sSabrcn g6rpcrhlit 0croonnert neil
iicb ocr oringenoc @cr0adt, oob er in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
N5rFdDaf'ta. lllram'riTrr
D'crrnnlilc }I0enG.
N B. ann y Go.
uNg ono aEatnlln0 llMl Al0A

dl2 ono giosnlluo ~llill @loA.
@amatcriolicn S3iirclg 6uilcr.
rc5mcn yaocn cic
2as- V S'eft co, IAs ~ saa d'toes
td -ltooc
aaicu.aMrGltc
Noplu 0. TmHnr.c, abandonment 9llfrts
faqeg, cgtMql'e,i Sii'esltN9ir Nafa
opsplh V 6srmiun 10 ~ ealo sdrolua.
loiAhr " NtlOpltiiN
elararW l.il ls,2 tnusgcuo ~ eolipo.e
gNtomotile.
gndeTo. So $3 loQ. tt2a S2329f
SiraHg uno Yi 9iQ1q. NggMe e
N!as 1si @laOllc co. saaDs il0s 40 g'afo
cpatlcf @ii ne.
3vihnagn. ,}ciiilAgiiicn rT
xnr Baltimore 9icwS OonanM", 9lpbey 6 g
Negero. cidbdiau6ct 4sl Neeamn zis
Scntid1c g'iidlcr Iulo 3ciiidlriitcn
q. @aHlii9, - @oro Fopplcion i'ate-
@6oioarapa
yadirnh Win lbnlnaiunb bon glnsirinunuN.
9ig. ln. &;ait,iiNQipa 5iinNr
2iatIon1l .gunfen
,1hr co xtluu Mailonni Ncnf ean rrb
&irct ithae SueaN gE ppui Ntlilofnli
N,fnnj 81 Nichuf NQillicl
,eeyale MniodaI %qnf" i5e 1uo Nolowr1.
~ 0 slunrQi A,lllircr.
osgstegu Naiionel Nart" q Nogo Gadw sp
,s. ~'afrrn, Nalllet
5taats 2]cnfcp
1cn0e ysonf MN Baltimore Nalimarrs
an NpAiopb 4Mnpc WnAlll srprg Niol's
eeutae 5 roua' Nafirer
5v0r.ganiclL
!. ,.frnlidic Epnrbanf uan NaiilmnFc, Gninip,
uo ga innre SirnRe
Sraiis&ompanea
gsair 1ryoiit ano Ssrii Oompninl is souio'
zlrnne
Mlafulor. una WrSniiaEuIe
=. Nii0anacr q enue 229 4oro.gbarlsa@ir.
yanomiabdaitid)u t9cr1t6c uao
&6lgcrcicr
@sliiii0 7asasr oo., 2o5 nofo.gasa.erob,
llnubiNQ ,nrnaccS, glanaeS nno
NelcI Tadoadcn tlj0 NiRncp.
NtnHat Susy 20 Observation-Disclosures
Gipieridnic0c luio Blsi6erS.
,lgnr 0nDeri isl4 1fnmre ciratr & & N
5rlc.W'iH seoiir luNN,
Ncllers9'criIderliGcn
st s. ahalelagn Np
liF F. Qhuuihcy 0pMWrrc' lNii0iN0.
plcaiinc NeAer4 4eriungfnnno. Niticiihcit" 0oli
l2no mo Ylllmpre SiinNe
~ "sln.am 1ener VfrnneIanne.0c lidaii." :"
NHilinrir Sit0if uo Vniifn NcYle 9meur
g9lgnal 1pinran.c Ne di slpcypao' Ncri W
2Ndriie Nleiinci3 l}dnuncr lUi~lO3 0Onup
lct NJ NonMercc NnNbiuH
nWerMdnd Nenry 2'tthutlNune eeicitlhnli" /"
&alilWpre unn 9inrib@i,tgc
Nlchplaiicn ARcioll etc.
snen Neui!iu No Cue, IS Ndioesllon'
~rune
GrcnruorVn oIlcr glti li0 Snf,
iNnic0 NibcbIr
& Egelg Nnuns Co. ad2 1904 9logo ,5m tG
Nfan0IpIb t5cidldlic.
p0onlpiilolep coan Uo.", 1 Hero gnpS Slyobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
1rieGlen[nr

Die fGpeiSsrii1e llbrmoner5eitunt
n6e0erotion 6crlpoere@ betlagt iih
boB @ei@dfts6rieFe, bic BON iponiichsr
&dufern an lhpeiscriidle llArenfdbri'
tnnten aoreliisri Iino, BON fran5oT
fhsu Ohliidrbe65yoen 0eGffret pers
oeu iaoem fla pie 9!ufid)riit trogcn'
oureri par Iauioriie militairt, 9ieil
2cnilir iei inn 70 dlTfa0enoer, neil
es iib lin ben @sric6r slDiInen neu.
tralen Qdnoegn fan5le Der nic6t Der,
leBt iper0eu 0iiric. 2luf Der QluBen
ieiie Der grlef, Teiea bic gamsu osi
SFirmen onasse6en. 0ie Sc6ipeiseriidlt
BANNER fir ll6rsnin0uitrie miro fit
bei Sen &eboreen beImpcren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
]lormeai(c6e G6ruua.

sri BEN icbten Mn9lsn 3um uorpes
oiIden Giorling ipuroe. ipic Die n2Ols
nild'e 2cihlao 6erihlci, III Dronts
hetm Gin Giinmseiel fiir D@eueral
BON Sinosublrg abaegeben ga bel
0eltlmc @encralfclomdrIDoll aber ipes
Der in ocn @nlaiiien dufoefiibrt iian0.
non .nomiuiert,~ oas lit als Gonoi6ai
oufaeIicll par. ouBerocm duc5 nidt
..irobrem ii GiacnlhaTt dls friibcrsr
Gtdaisrat" lpS1lbar ndr, mubtc ser
Gtimm3eilel als uaeiltil crtldrt tper
ben Gmaoc, Dem norlpeaiiheu Gtors
ting h6iir Elm Nluceatura nibi Ihas
zen sDnnsn 2lber aeaen ieinen .Gr
Iabnlaau" ii gtorwslelniro eltidt
aeifia INIT osm yi0acoroneieu ocKen
Griabmona gep16lt cinen Gclrei3r
Eal0aa (pssoei!imt Gdl6S9am) laoen
pieIs SeoeHiea ri9! Dot. er lpurDs oes,
balb Aelpabli un0 oehi nun dllQemtW
lilter oem 9lomsu n9iuoeubuygs Grs
IaBmunu.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

5p0r.ganfc1
!, curldic cporbaif pon 9aiiimnrc Gniap
MO }ln ilniulc 1ltnNe
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-29

For weeks no flies existed. When lie
left, the people became careless, and
it was not until they were again
frightened into cleaning up by the
new superintendent at the springs
that the flies were driven out a
second time.
Twin Falls is held up to the public
by the state sanitary Inspector as an
example Of what town can do If the
people will work together. He says
the alleys there are as clean as the
streets, and he proposes to make the
alleys in other towns Of the state just
as clean.
Under the terms Of the orders Mr.
White will issue, garbage cans are
TO become as numerous as automo
biles and he will undertake to see
that the cans are used as often as
cars. With the garbage can will
come the garbage wagon.
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Precinct Committeeman.

Following is the list Of Republican
precinct committeeman OF Kootenai
county, as announced from the
county seat: Athol, John Mcclellan;
Belmont, f w Bubb; Bayview, Il Il
Reavill; BelgrOve, l. w Chandler;
Carlin Bay, Il B Caple; Cougar, Il II
Patchen; Occur d'Alene, r f
KerchevAl; Dalton, L S Shadduck;
Hayden Lake, q A Norton; Harrison,
NJ A Kiger; Kootenai, G II Potts;
Kidd Island, Ed Eaton; Lake Creek,
D w Garwood; Lane, G N Downie;
Lacrosse, Harry Smith; LaEeshore,
George Wall; Lewis, ID II Kennedy;
Lincoln, II l. Kilborn; Medimont,
Geo Hooper; Mica Bay, G L Fitz-
simmons; Mission, Adolph Sangef*:
Mud Bay, Charles Mills; Pleasant
Valley, f Il Melder; Power Ldue, j
w Heating: Post Falls, S ii Smith;
Rathdrum, Il Wenz; Rose Lake, G A
"Fuller; Sherman, O r Shern; Spirit
Lake, L f Conklin; Worley, John ii
Jones; State Line, G NJ Trigg.
Democratic precinct committeeman
, announced are: Athol, b Peterson;
Belmont, w b Mccartney; Bayview,
w A johnson; Bellgrove, Carl Grimm;
Carlin Bay, James McCutcheon;
Cougar Gulch, Nick Rodius; Occur
d'Alene. r ID Leeper; Hauser, Gust
Peters; Hayden Lake, John Kelly
Harrison, John Woods; Kootenai
II II Elder; Kidd Island, Neil
Coventry; Lake Creek, VIM II Morris
Lane, f Il McAndrew; Lacrosse, B G
! Nelson; Lakeshore. Jack O'Rourke
Lincoln, f Il WonnacotI; Medimont
Bryson McKelyey; Mica Bay, J 4
Garfield; Mission, Pat Whalen; Mut
Bay, Bert A PeXas; Pleasant Valley
John Phillips; Power Line, G II Mas
tiers; Pioneer, L w Brown; Post Fall
w Deck: Rathdrum, Geo w Elem
ming; Rimrock, A Il Smith; ROs
Lake, Hugh McPhee; Sherman
Leroy Weston; Spirit Lake, JohI
McMahon; State Line. l. V Lyons
Worley. Glenn M Vowel; Wolf Lodge
Adolph Molstead.
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nine fat steers and twelve fat wethers.
These steers and wethers won every
premium for which they were entered
with the exception of one single
award.
Ignorance of the law may send
several sheepmen and cattlemen of
southeastern Idaho to jail unless they
stop running stock on state lands
leased TO others for grazing purposes,
Attorney General Peterson announced
Friday. The state land board has
received numerous complaints from
individuals living in the vicinity Of
Soda Springs.
At Twin Falls the new plant Of the
Amalgamated Sugar Co. will begin
operation about Oct. l., and have a
capacity of 600 tons day. The
company is preparing to cut 100000
tons of sugar beets and will pay S. SO
a ton for the beets or So, $50, 600 to
the farmers 10 addition TO its regular
payroll.
Captain e. G. Davis, one Of the
three defeated candidates for the re-
publican nomination for governor, has
written to D. w. DAVIS, the success .
full candidate, assuring his support,
'iu all that makes for good govern
ment." The captain states in his
letter that he intends TO continue bis
fight for cleaner politics and higher
standards of public service.
The Idaho highway commission has
recommended to the United States
government the expenditure of all the
fedora! allotment of road funds foI
Idaho during 1917 exclusive Of forest
reserve funds to the construction OF
the north and south state highway
from New Meadows in Adams county
to Whitebird in Idaho county. The
allotment would be $50, 400.
Superintendent Henry M. Lancas-
ter of the Richmond mine nea
Saltese, Mont is quoted in Wallace
as saying that ly Wednesday tha
property would be shipping at tn
rite of 40 toDs day, and that ship
ments will be maintained all winter
The mine is extensively developed
and is reported to have large reserve
of copper ore of shipping grade block
= Ell out.-Spokesman-Revie
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-29
Board Held
Brief Session
Awarded Contract to Build Five Cement
CrOSSWalkS.

AT the meeting OF the village
trustees the board awarded the
contract to build FIVE cement Cross
walks to A. ID. Mcdonald at the
price OF I3 cents per square foot
including cost of material. Only
one bid was submitted. The walks
are to be FIVE feet wide and have
six inch drain crosswise through
each end,
A light was ordered placed at
the corner OF First and Gray
streets.
The marshal reported the arrest
last week of man who aligbted
from a train here while under the
of liquor. The man, who
lgave his name as Jackson, was
fined $40 in police court. He gave
his residence as across the line in
Washington, above Blanchard.
The bill of +. w. Cady, for
marshal services and work on
water system, $I4 10, was allowed.
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Idaho Troops Increasing Efficiency.

In the opinion Of Major w. II.
Tukey, former ranking officer OF the
medical corps of the National Guart
of Idaho, who arrived in Boise frou
Nogales, Arizona, last week, the
Idaho regiment will be returned home
lust before election. However, other
reports from the border are still
indefinite and officers there are hav-
ing houses built 10 which TO live.
The Idaho troops are being drilled
into a high condition of efficiency.
They have participated IN several
sham battles aud came out on tho
winning side every time, much TO the
satisfaction Of their commanding
officer, Col. Edelblute, and OF Capt.
Dannemiller, the spector.lustructo.
General Plummer Of the regular army,
commander OF the district in Arizona,
ia a letter 10 General Funston, also
praised the Idaho regiment for its
efficiency. Colonel Edelblute sue
cessfulIy passed an examination tr
hearing before IA board Of inquiry last
week. Major Tukey stated that Other
officers were also examined. This
colonel was later hOnpred with The
command OLA brigade consisting OF
the Idaho regiment and two Connect
cut regiments, during tile parade OF
which he acted 10 the capacity Of
brigadier general
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-09-29
POST FALLS

The third annual Mid-Valley Fair
is to be held 10 Post Falls October S,
6 and I. The finance committee
reports four times more funds on
haud than at any previous year.
The East Greenacres school fair is
to be held Oct. S.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the
new Presbytery of CGur d'Alene was
established, at meeting In Post
Falls. 1t includes fourteen churches,
those of Post Falls, CGur d'Alene,
Harrison, ST. Maries, st. Joe, Boville,
Fernwood, Rathdrum, Potlatch,
Standpoint, Santa, Cocolalla, BOnneTS
Ferry, Bayview.
c. M. Trigg of Pleasant View was
injured in runaway when load OF
straw slipped, throwing him dowr
behind the horses. He will be in
capacitated for month, accordiEg Ii
the doctor.