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The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-26
High School Commencement

The commencement exercises of the
PENIS Grove High School, held in the
Tabernacle On THURSDAY night, was the
largest ever in Penns Grove. About nine
hundred were present. The use OF the
Tabernacle tor a municipal purpose was
appreciated, because no other building
would have accommodated the audience.
The program WAS carried out as an
nouDced in last weeks RECORD, without
break, III a most pleasing manner which
was most creditable to both the gradu-
ates as well as the teachers. The only
addition was the presentations OF a large
picture of the national capitol by ).
Milton Featherer to decorate the walls OF
the High School. 1t Was received or be-
half OF the Board of Educatio0 by w. A..
Suinu,erill.
Rev. W. A. Boyd, in his address to
the graduates, advised them to strive for
a higher and nob1er life, materially, NEIL
tally and spiritually. The person who
does not do that becomes 4 human dere-
lict. In this day few are in business
alone. Organized efforts and cooperation
are now used, and the persons who are
best qualified and the most efficient get
the best positions. The person who be-
comes conceited because of his knowledge
or wealth shows his ignorance oil the finer
qualities of mind and heart. 1t is the
highest privilege to build on character.
Rev. ]. w. Lynch, for Ills baccalaureate
sermon to the graduates in st. PauPs
Churcl, last Sunday evening, took for his
text Philippians, 4:l4-15- | press toward
the marx Tor tue prize OF the higl, calling
OF God u, Christ Jesus. Let us. there
fore, as many as be perfect, be thus
minded"
He said there was no royal o to
knowledge nor ID position in this conn-
try. The black boy may lead his class.
The Jewish girl led the county grammar
schools III the spelling contest, and an
Austrian girl, who had been in this
country less n a Two years, was second.
The race is not always 70 the strongest
nor to the quickest, but TO the willing,
perse vering, and to those who deny them
selves and are willing to undergo hard
ships thru perseverance. The prize goes
to the worker, and not the shirker. When
opportunities come we must grasp them.
Whatever we undertake do it well and
feel the reward Of honest effort and the
plsudit Of ''well done enter into the
JOY OF thy reward"
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-26
Personal Mention SOCIQIN Notes
The Whereabouts And DOlnqS OF
Good People You Know.

Mrs Charles Sheldon, of Camden, spent
Thursday with friends in Penns Grove.
Mr.. Bert Davenport, of Richmond, In
diana, is visiting friends IN Penns Grove.
Richard W. milford spent Sunday with
his father, James w. Mnlford, in Wood
bury.
Miss Mary Disbrow, Of City Point, Va,
is spending a few days with Penns Grove
friends.
Mrs. Ralph Smith, OF Philadelphia, is
spending sometime with her mother,
Mrs. A. s. Leap.
Messrs. +. II. Elliott, Samuel Elliott,
j.. J. Mitchell and Robt. Williams spent
Sunday at Bayside.
Samuel Elliott, OF Wilmington, spent
Sunday at the home OF his brother, F.
H. Elliott, and family.
Miss Abigail l.. Kidd and her niece,
Miss Lora Kidd, of Camden, have been
visiting Mrs. Elias Dolbow.
George w. Dickel and daughters, Hazel
and Emma, were over-Sunday visitors
with friends at HaddonfieId.
The friends of Parker Locke are pleased
to see him ont again after being confined
to his hoine fOr a month with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higgins and chill
dren were Sunday visitors with the foInl-
er's sister, Mrs. William Pittman, of Null
lica Hill.
Harry Boyd, who has been assisting in
Leap & Suns store ard Long < Holton's
since iast October, has moved back to
Bridgeton.
Sharon Carson has moved from Cam
den and taken charge of Sparks restan
rant, at Main aud Franklin streets. lie
IS a partner with Hurry Kille.
A.. p. Hudson, who has been CHIEF
auditor Of the DUPONT Company at Car
ney Point, las been transferred to a SIM
liar position at City Point, Va.
DIR. n. ii. Barnart. who has been in
Hahneman Hospital. Philadelphia, ior
two weeks being treated for an abcess in
the face thru the ear, is improving.
Rev. w. L Morton arrived home on
Wednesday from Evansville, Ohio, where
he spent a week at the General Confer
ence OF the Methodist Protestant Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Kidd and son,
Charles, Of City Point, Va, are spending
two weeks with their parents here. They
made the trip in their new Overland
touring car.
Stephen Johnson, who has heen at
City Point. Va, for over a year. helping
at pipe-ftting in the construction OF
dupont gnl. cotton works there, has been
tranferred back 10 Carney Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Naylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Robinson, George Kille and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Kilie, Mrs. Anna Denny
were anon the Philadelphians who At
tended the funeral of Mrs. Anna Shoe
maker.
Samuel II. Sayre, Secretary OF the
dupont Mems Club, and Director OF the
DUPONT Junior Chapter, Brotherhood Of
st. Andrew, has removed his quarters
from the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Plat to the new Hotel Oxford, in
Penns Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest l.. futile have
become the home makers for Mr.. William
Shoemaker. Mr.. Tnttle has seen service
in the PHILIPPINES, aud calne from {
ranch i'll New Mexico over a year ago
after the Mexican raiders made ranchins
almost impossible
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-26
WILLIAM II. r. CLINE

died May "a, 1916, aged 40 years. For
25 years he was the manager of Rol :
bins Pharmacy, and quit about three
years ago because Of a nervous break
down. OF late he. was afflicted with
locomOtor ataxia
The funeral will be from his late resi-
dence, 24S Harmony street, Penns Grove,
on Saturday, 9th, at 1870 p. M. Inter
ment in Emmanuel Cemetery.
He leaves a widow, three daughters
and two SONS to mourn his departure.
Rev. j. W. Lynch will oificiate at the
funeral.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-26

There is only one way to have a clear,
healthy complexion, and that is to keep
the bowels active and regular. DE-. Kings
New Life Pills will make your complexion
healthy and clear, move the bowels gently,
stimulate the liver, cleanse the system and
purify the blood. A splendid spring medi-
cine. Use sat your druggist. adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-26
OBITUARY
ABIGAIL SIMKINS,

wife OF Gerge Simkins, Of Camden, died
on Tuesday. May %, 1916, aged 81 years.
The funeral was this Friday morning,
from their residence, 400 Beckett street.
Interment was in Harleigh Cemetery.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Jane Sites,
of Oldmans Township.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-26
JOSEPH NORTON. SIR,

of Nortonville, died at the home Of his
daughter, in Philadelphia, On Tuesday,
May 22nd. Mr.. Norton was in his S0th
year, and was widely known, having been
lifelong resident Of the Nortonvlile
section.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-26

The members of the National Com
mittees have important work to do in
planning for the National Conventions
and also in taking care of the party pro-
gerss during the four years between con-
ventions. The members of these commit
tees now being elected will not assume
their duties until after the 1916 conven-
tons and will serve until just after the
1920 conventions.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-05-26

Announcement is made by Senator
Austen Colgate, of Essex County, that
he will resign as Senator in order to
give his sole attention to his campaign
coNrrxuED ON PAGE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

oa BoIitiet ifreb ind, msotes De mel
&epoIperitub. Der bIep bentet Jor
lterfninger, % ct peritobelt SIoq
fanot oerpaa Steo. S. W. 3. bal
ior's9t at iaa luffet iamtIige @rn
Der peo Crosby, o. Sammenltsbei
bar en- oirefte 5eIge oerai. Gam
me Gag melotes ira 0irsinia, at er
apinoe bapbe biot YatroImano 1ret
Stab / Den enc Saano. Sum bIer
arreitcret og osnt til at betale en-
Niilft al $102. 90 eaer i~trafies mel
60 Cages S9nsieI. Ger bar ON
trent 70 Terioner - Iaapcl Wpnh
% apinber Iont @srn = Der oeltoa
oisie llroligbeoer, % mango blep ar.
reitereoe. Seb ainnep, nGr 9ubI,
bar Il Streifere blepnc orreltereoe
ianlnc Gag.
Wreu 3cppelin i ct. Yanl. 2irs-
Dag iorrige llge bar oct % Mar, ii.
Den ben III uerOensbeflenOte @rep
Zeppelin ioretog jim isrile Sauouop-
ltignilig - life | Spitlanb, men / ct.
Ealtl, lom oa par Ell Iiben gtpbpgger.
by. @reuen bar ior life lpnge li0en
crtlGret, at oct bar unber Oenlle Sp.
ltlgiling, ban ~unofangcbe Den ierite
iamlenoe Soc on De MI iaa befienote
% al ale Spltlanos 6ienoer irpgte-
De 3eppelinere. 8rep 3eppelin par
hin Sang iom ing Spitnalt paa en-
Heiie, mnOcr builfe ban fnlOte Jig Iclp
"Brep Steiner", o. fomnlen I'll st.
Saul bar ban @uuernsr GanicpS
0lp't. Ter trui oen9ang til at pGre
Ell gullon / @pcr, % moo at betale
Ell liOen Sum fit 8o0tfolf AnleOning
til at llige op nleo Den. elsie Sp.
itisningcr bar, iaa piblmberlige DC
eno Oengaug ipltes, life nogct ipr.
oeles popelige Sorisg, Oa Salonen
par ioriuarligt bilnOet, iaa Den life
off Delere emo Saiiget rat, % eiter
at "Spitigerne" bapoe npot lloii9ten
en- fort Sib, bleu iaa belle Stuien Ia.
let nco igier. 8repen bapoe peb
nrpnte Spitigning taget @uperns-
rellS lille Cater Mtarion meO Jig, %
oct bar lin Sntercsie, at ogiaa bum
iremoelcs leper og buffer De foritlel.
lige Gnfeltbeoer peb DC for Ell 10.
oorig Eige iaa ipGnoenbe Segipcnbe-
Der. ScnOes Napn er M Wtrs. e..
Is. SilrnciS, % bun Dor ircnlocles
ct. saul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
mtarrnHn.

Mbumnementspriien furbpies. 81
bpells befjcnote Oagblao "Sbe Mil-
malifec 2eaber" bar paa @runo al
De bsie E%apirpriier forbsiet i'm
Ibonnementspris fra So I'll 81 pr.
Iar.
9sbe plnbielis i ct. Yanl. Mrs.
Sesiel Sbomplon al Strum err plito-
lelig afgaaet peo Cohen UNDER ct fort
Spbolb paa Union Standardization
/ ct. Taul. Isoen, Der ifpIotes ct
Sierteonbe, ~operraifebe benoe, me
oens IN iao / en- Snualioitol.
&elfjcnSt Cibfoib.Gan bsb. =
@iaiom %. Terrp. MeOlem al Is-
ienlblp ira 1905 til 1907 iamt Ge-
teran ira gorserfrieen % en- al De
iao. DER Hop leuenbe no al Sibp
Spngicl, bsoe Sen 10be os. / lit
Siem / Sibfoib. "A slar sammel.
Girfnseier efterlaoer en- @iaion.
Ilbert =. &ineling, Ell al De Vre-
Orc, Der bar eiort Jig ioa befienOt
oeo &inglins Cirrus. oe iom iioitle.
oen Sanitar osoe / lit Siem / 9a-
raboo, eiterloO ZIG ct 80 p9roiat til
noaet oper en- Miuion Dollars. Zen
Irpeifat, lom oeraf tiIfoloer Stats-
fasicn, oil beIebe Jig til $29.406.
Oct ftrite Offer / Zane GSnnti.
@arnelammelle n frGpeoe forrise
use tit fsrite Sfier / 9ane Gountp.
ioet Mr. % Mrs. IIireo NorSneis
paa Sun Erairie miitebe lit ier
Maaneoer eantle @arn. Sire npe
3iliGloer inomeIbtes forriae 3irs.
oaa iii Statens Sinobeosp9icn, og
Der bar oa Jolt 35 iaaoanne inben
&isconlin.
&armorbrnb heb Trairie bn
Sbicn. Charles Ran. Der Dor n0r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Sub Dnkotu.
Wainmel Smriit bab. Son

8ammel Smriit bsb. Sames %
Jotpler, en- al Soutb 9afotas beoi
fjenote @bpofater. osoe forrise llst
/ lit Siem / 9eaopooo, II Ior gam.
mel. san bar Neolem Of ben fsrite
t~erritoriaIe aonpention / Soutb %.
fota. os ienere Weolem al SegisIa'
turen.
Soreneoe Staters Gmbebsmano
arreiteret. .. 90. Game, HegiItrar
peo De Soreneoe Staters 9onofontor
/ Gapib Gttp, blep ben lite os. ar.
r~eiteret paa Mnflase for iom gpail-
oitor / @atertopn at ba beipeget 9p-
fasien for oper $4,000. Der bIep
al 9pnitoriteterne giort Den Baa-
itano, at Cane alerebe bapbe erflG-
ret fig ifpIois.
3~sbbmberme omer life. Gen gnta.
gelle, at Snbianerne piloe blibe for
trinIige aapaueritropper, bar life
ilaaet til, ibet De fleite al Dem tpert-
inloo bar pitt Jig belt ~ilouelige. Sap.
tcin Senrp @ranion al Witfea bIep
forleoen ienof no paa Stanoing
&ocf &eierpationen for blanot De Der.
pGrenOe Sioiirinoianere of organi-
iere en- &apaaeritrop, men ban mel.
Der MI, at Den belle Elan falot isree-
Zig igiennem, ibet Ser al 25 &sobu-
Ser fun Dor 4, iom beitob 29eeprs.
ben for MilitGrtieneite.
Sagt efter "@ilbmanb" ~mislpffes.
Solf / Smeenen al GARNER bar en-
ire Tigers Sib p9ret / ben itprite 6or.
ifreffelie, ibet en- "@iIomano" bar
bit fig paa mango forifieaiee Ste
Der label Seat iom Gag. 9ebierte.
De Weno bar flere 8ange iamlet Zig
og foranitaltet 8lapiaet paa bet
"piloe" Wenneife, % enfelte 8anee
bar man troet, at &ineen bar tet
%ililttet. men Bet enote altio m,eo, at
Wanben foriuanbt, iom Iunfen / Sor.
ben. Man tror oct er en- ~itaffels
Sinoips, DER er unopegen fra IlpIet'
peo Danfton.
8ammel &pbguo Gres. Sc eamIe
Settlere peD Goiebub bapoe ben Soe
Iugult ioranltaltet en- Set, os for at
ere Siourinoianeren "Yeaeiu Sorie"
blep oenne &sobuo lat / SpiOien for
Yrecesiionen iont Maribal. "geGoW
Sorie" er en- al De faa Siourinoia.
mere, Iom life oeltog Slaget peo
@ounOcO Since, % bet bar oerfor
De 9umle Settlere gap Dam open-
nGpnte ggresbeitiling. ut ben
eamle HsobuO lpulmeoe al Stoltbeo,
er ielpiagt. Set paaitaaes forreiten,
at oct life bar ai9rliebeo til 0en
bpioe &ace, iom afbolot "ge0otp
9orie" ira at oeltage / n9pnte Slag,
men at ban forbinoreoes peo ino-
trufne Smlt9noigbeber. San bapbe
fort fsr miitet fin &ioebeit og bar
netop tiItraaot en- lioen l1oflust neo
til Nebraifa ior of itiGle fig Ell att
ben iitebet. Sammenitsoet peo
@ounoeo anee fanot Steo, for oen-
ne bans expedition beloig bar no
fsrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Horn gukniu.

TIL Fpflucrcr. SlQ1 y.
Slaboe er uonppnt til Eoltnlelter /
Hutlano, Sargcnt County.
%clua-Man nbnrpnt. @. &.
WpcrlD al Teluu er uonGpllt til Ne.
giltrar peO SanOfpntpret / Mills
TON.
TarmfUcm p%oelTggcs. - Sire
Snrmbicm NOR 0lellburn blep Gat
til 1O0e Oa. eoclagte al en- ortallagtlg
Stornl, Der bericoe oper Ell nlegct
inlal men 10 Dtil lang Stribe. Scl-
biguia bar ingen al DC coelagtc SUI
le ipr Chen beboebe. Stor Sfabe
anretteoes ogiaa paa Iplingen.
% l%lnopigclIer inben 10 Tiger. =
20 Sanger route on Iftencn Den
1Ooe ira StatsiGngslet / giSmurct,
bpprpco Antallet al ulnopigelier ira
ocnne Straffcanltalt | De iioitc 10
Tiger naur op til -. Ilere forrige
llge loa 4 Sanger i'm Nnleoning til
at rerlnle, men Den enc al DEM blcp
Dog ltrar iglen paagreben.
6asliturm peb 6rrnien. = Sra
Tortal melotes Den lite, at Ell al
uorlig Nnglitorm Den ioregaaenoe
Nitcl bnuoe ioraarlaget itor Sfabc
puu Iulingeil Der / Snlegner, me
Ocns bpercneite &inbllsrlloe penoenOe
moo Gelt par fnlllt. Stornlcn iag-
0ca at outage Suruttcr al en- Sorlla-
On, ibet ocn git oucr 0rGnie EN- % illo
/ Gagnoa.
SpgelisbeS blnuSt Wilitstroppcr-
Ger mclotc@ iprleoen / Dis
marcf, at Der / Nprtb Sntotas Atas
tlonalgaroes Seir peO Niercebes,
Scras, or life iua liben .Spgeligbeo,
ioet ct Nlunorcbe VtunO bar let on.
grcbct. Ger bar al Den @rlllto uG.
ret paa Gale. at Selren lfal flpttcS til
ct mere inrot Steo, % Oct bar pGrct
nUunt, at Noro Sufotas trooper
moalfc oil ioge I'M Seirplaos etlteos
nUr San Sic9o, California.
Salu S%uebeaulins peo Canada
grrmicn. Gnocl SorretnlngsntGno,
Der iorrlge llgc bar reilt langs
@rTnicn n%oroenipr Courts % | DC
onliNgcnbc Strso, unilpg Speoeau-
llngeu omirert til BET alpc al Den
paniige, mcbcnS &poIiteten ogiaa oil
blipe ooorlig. Huitcn bauoe lat Jig
'a't nulten opcralt, men Oct netop
iiotruootc uillOige %eir gap liot be.
ore @aob. Get mclte al SOeocn oil
Ocnne ll8c p9re iuroig til at lflG'
res.
Strciter iur nnNcn Gang / Wtan.
Dan. &c 500 Man0, Der arbctoer
nnco SroIUgningcn / WanOan, neo.
laGoc ocn lite 81. llrbeibct, iororell-
DC ell Ssnaiorbpiclic til tire Dollars
pr. Gog al s Elmer. let CT anoen
@nng llocn 10 Tiger, at oisie Iroel-
ocre ltrcifcr. &c opnaaebc ierlte
@ans ell Scrhsielie al 90 Gents pr.
Sag. let Arbeibc. icm paa oenile
Niaaoc er lionlet i Mtdnoan, o%ntraffer
ct aontrattbeIeb al CT JIerococls
Million Collars.
N Smotrgtsfilne peo Games
Hluer. Eaa ioritielliae Stcbcr langs
San1es Hlper er Der / oen icnere 2to
tlelt mango Yenge paa SfiIopaooer,
lolll laliges % / isuoepis lcnoes I'll
eblea9o, bpor De / 6orm at Stno'
paooc'llppe % andre SclifatcSler
miri'ter Hi9IcIts @aner. sHbert VI
tel | Wontpclicr bar / DC iioite faa
llaer lno'anact % aiicnot oper Ct
Sulmo SfilNpaooer. % ban mc'cr
Oct er CT neI ioo lsnicm Crit loIa
Nncoeonl. lcIp nlc0 DC mgirloelloc
bplc l,riirr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

0obbeltbrpQup / Weitbg.

"Secorob-Eoiten" ifripes ira @eit-
By, at Ssitrene ariitiile og anila
Senien ben 9oe Muguit 9~stepieoes til
be%nbolospis sllbin 9rl,pplo %
Oscar Sranoien. Siellen forrette.
bcS pcO Eoitor Settle Mater % fanot
Steb / Ereiteeaaroen. 9egge De
illlge Ear irtter go paa fine ftore
Sarn1e nur @eltbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Sn ratnmet af Sprma0p.

Oh rnhIfHet at SDr1tuDD. : VUer
SriorO, / ben ipolige Gel al Staten
rommeoes tioligt ON Ntorgenen Der
10oe os. al en- Sornuoo, Der soelag.
DC Chicago, Burlington & Auincr
9anens Hunobus, rep Saget al Spe'
rabuiet % beifabiseoe en- W9ngbe
ANDRE 9pgnineer. &lln tire Yerionc,
iaareoes. st polOIomt Gegn fulste
Srfanen, os iaa omtrent bper eneite
aiplOer / 9pen bleu fplot meS
Gano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Stort Eager af Ytamoer, Sra.
let, Vono9rafer % NccoroS.

|Strtp iba9 eiter 8os
|talos os nepn, bpao
lont enifes, Yiouo,
SirfeorseI. Snsorsel
|elIer 6onosraf, %
De ifal ftnbe, at De
Der fan faa fisbt ct
nbmerfet Snfrunnent
til Sasens Iapefte
priier.
N9pn bette gluo.
n NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE,
$50 End Ave. S.,
MINNEAPOLIS. halNN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
%pithus' Seoebu.

George z. %oithua Citcrlnbt Scita.
mcntc, ser iorrilc llgc iubIcpcrcoca
til Stiltcrcttcu / NtiuncnpoIia. cr SCI
belle 30, pUrNiut iii $1,000, ppcrora.
act hans Glltc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
@nmmcl Wuurhcae Muuo bee.-

Sohu y. Nunlon Ser bar pUrct
6orrctnIna / Moorheoo iiocu 1888
% lom Tor Den Sio bocbc / Groof&.
Ton. or lorri0c ll8c aigoaet pco %
OeM ! leritnNpnte Nn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
A.iuurTntn.
Smfum uco Gocu Inacp.

Sill, % Aor Nomn1cl, mlitcOc iorIc.
Ocn Siuct pco GOcn %uncu, ioct hans
Hutomobil pUltcoc. - ScoiogerC
Crholot miubrc NuUitclier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Npritc Siicr iur mclic

NVrNr ITIrr TOT VurnclnM mcIlc
Msilcbpen. Set ioritc Seo4iulo al
%arnelammcIlc, liocn oennc Sueoonl
Tor nogIe Iaa ll1cr ii0cu pii,c liz
MtmneapollS, iuotrni 0uabae. ii.
lerct nor ocu l1.aortac Sclcn Moore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

sortiatiss paa iioiis SiSs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15

Winunas Seseplaos luffet. Oct
iemte Ssbsialo al Sarnelammclic
meIStes iiolie Soraoas | @inona, o.
Snfnine al Spcns ire acceptable bar
blanSt De 6Orbolbsrcsler. Der ioscs
Tor at iGtte Speoommen Stranter.
eitcr anbcialing al SunobeoSpUic.
net er Oct enopibere iorbuot Serr
mocr Is Snr at beige ~oiientIial
Saocltcocr % Scatre Tor SpHbile
| Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-15
Nm YrrnScnt for Stutsnuiucriite.

S%traffanse i~asisses. ). u. Gre.
CORN, Der | Sort Mnoiion 6ullglcI
tiriler cn Straiietio al 20 aor Tor
Heperi, er bleuen ia8iegt al 9. e.
Solmes az Guthrie 9ountp. Ssgs.
maalet gj9loer $500, iom alaaercll
mener al Strafiauaen er pligtig al
bctale bam. San fisbte i 1915 ei
Ear Seiie al 9resorp % betaltC
BAN $500 / sooe Een9e. men iac
bite bet liz ienerc, Of Seitene pat
itinaIne og maatic tilbaseIeperes Der
retsmGsiise eier. Sagen er inban.
fef for Hetten / 5ort Mabiion. or
man or meget ipGnof pna Of eriarc
hpnb Slaas Spreisnina DIR. 3elnies
i bette Silirloe fan erboloc.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-01
Congress COnvenes To-day
COURT HOUSE NEWS

The latter part of last week the
trial of R. G. Moran was brought to
close when the jury stated ver-
dict of guilty. Moran was charged
with perjury in connection with his
testimony in the killing of Brock
Jones last summer. The sentence Is
one to IA years in the state peniten-
tiary The warden took Moran to
Boise, Tuesday evening.
Jess Roy and Harry Amber were
both fined for bootlegging, and sem
fenced to 80 days in jail. Roy was
fined $75 and Anhier, 800.
Alex. Meade was given his prelinm-
mary examination and bound over te
the district court on charge Of boot.
Logging.
Pete Catron, a young man of Shell
ley. charged with assault with intent
to kill, waived his preliminary hear
ing and was bound over to the dis
trict court under bail Of $4,000.
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cratic, and the efforts of the present
management to retain positions had
something to do with the uprising,
but reports are meager and perhaps
unreliable. It was reported before
the election that he discharged one
of his men because he was observed
wearing Wilson button. Now Utah
has gone Democratic, and it is said
that DR.. Hyde has been making over
lures to Governor-elect Bamberger
and his Democratic friends to keep
him in his present position. Report
has it that after the Democrats are
inaugurated in Utah, DR.. Hyde's job
will last just about as long as the
proverbial SNOWFALL in an oven.
DR.. Hyde was in charge of the
Blackfoot asylum two years ago and
was superseded in March, 1915, leav-
ing the institution in a very unsat-
isfactory condition SO far as the farm
and business management were con-
cerned.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-01
FOR BUTTE COUNTY

Otto B. Fleischer, w. B. Lowrey
and r. R. Duke came down from
Arco, Monday, to confer with people
here and at Rigby, concerning terri
torial concessions for the new county
OF Butte with Arco as the county
seat.
The Big Butte is on the line be-
tween Bingham and Blaine, and the
Arco meI want to preserve the
boundary on the 18th meridian in
stead of on the section line mile
east of it as at present, and then
take from Bingham county the three
townships situated in the northwest
corner of Bingham county containing
about $4,000 acres or tillable land
and 10000 acres of lava beds and
grazing lands. and then take some
from Jefferson county that is isolated
from them even more completely
than the other is from us. The set
tiers in it will be in the natural trade
territory OF Arco and separated from
their present county seats by long
distances, SO that it will be carrying
out the will of the residents and
those who are likely to settle, to
place them in Butte county. The pro-
posed division does not take any of
the present railroad away from Bing-
ham, and does not take away any tax
able property at present.
Butte county, as we have said in
former years when the question of
it's creation was pending, is entitled
to place on the map by reason OF
it's volume of business, its geographi-
cal position and isolation from all
other county seats and by reason OF
the unanimous wish of the people liv-
ing in the territory from which the
new county is to be created.
Blaine county furnishes the main
scope of territory for Butte county,
and in doing so, gives up only the
part which is naturally separated
from the part where the main popu-
lation live Bingham and Jefferson
counties now have an opportunity to
show their fairness with the new
child by making it's formation easy.
Bingham county will lose little that
is desirable and it will help to har-
monize matters on the Lost river
side.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-01
ONE CENT LETTER
POSTAGE POSSIBLE

1t may be that when the postal
committee makes it's final decision on
matters coming up before it this ses-
sion of congress local letter postage
will be reduced to cent, and the
rates arranged by zones, charged to
accord with the length of the haul.
The present system of cent postage
rate anywhere in the country has
been in practice for 40 years, and
the department has steadily gained
a profit. 1t is put forward in favor
of the zone system that at present
the rates discriminate against the
local newspapers, paying at the same
rate as national magazines which
cover the country.