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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

Der oiplomafiifbett gSclt ullo mi
inherent glnsDdrtigen g[rlte in en-
gen 9edie1tngen itebel miro iitii
gelttmHtDeit bebultptet, oaB sSrartf.
reid eineu Seporatfrie0en idLieBer
miro, falls 8eroun faaen iolte.
3eutihlano mare millens, Dielenl
@egner gegeniiber Die oenfbar gr0B-
ten aou3eiiionen gu MAIDEN. 6rallf-
reid meroe iein gdudes 8ebiet nit
4ilsnabme Der seitung 8eIfort, Die
iAon 1871 BON 9euti4Iartbs @fiIi-
tars 5ur groBeren Si9erung Ser
@ren5e berlongt mor0en nor, 5urid-
erbalten. S6on in elmer friiberen
&orreipon0en3 mar auf Die 6riebens-
lebniudlt 6rarfreids bingelpieietl
poroen.
0ait GROCER Spannung piro Ser
Nrogranlm-&eoe oeS 8r0itoenten ent-
gegengeleben, nel9e er am 9L6enO
0es 13. glpril BEL Dem 8anfett Oes
6ieiigen Common Council Clubs bal.
ten miro, oos oerielbe aulGBlih oes
173. @eburtsiages Sbonlos SSeffer.
ions perdnitaltet. IS miro onge-
nontnten, Dab er ni6t aaein feline
8olitif oerteioigen 1no oie gtnoriffe
&ooienelt'8 5urilflpeilen. ienoern
altd) Die Sollpttragen Der beDorIte6ens
ben 9rdiioenti9afts-aa -aa1lpogne eror-
term miro, fir peIhe natiirlih einige
SAlogDorte gepr0gt lper0eu ntiiilen.
0b cine 2oiutg Der INNER Der-
luidelter nlo gefabrlih mer0etoen
merifoniihen SSrage III Der 9Sro-
grammreOe oes GrGiiceuteu ifi55iert
peroen miro, bleibt db5nparten. 3ur
3eit bat es Den glnibein, ols ub
iib Dem BON oen @rGlioenten ais
3iel Der @erlbine'iAen Stroferpe-
ottion proflnn1ierten ,@tnianeen Gil-
Lo's tot oOer lebenoig4 Sdmieria.
feiten IN ben g8eg itellen, Die iebr
Idtper ms @epidt fallen iln0 Das|
Seipertit elmer berpaffncten Snterbc1-
ion in Werito iulnter orobertoer wer-
ben Iofien.
Gem 9rGiiOenten tpiro, tpenn Der
9eihInB 0es Sennts int Berbinbung
nit oer gbontberloin'iden Secres-
olla bonn 5aule
lcceptiert miro, Die grnl1GtigilnQ
ur 0reoniiterlntg elmer Sreimilli-
gegebeH, bic iit) non ser
continental -glrn1ee @r-aricgsiefre. |
ar @arriion's nur menie inter.
6eioet. SofiertIih iiebt er fih Dor.
allfig nicbt oa6u beraulobt.
Seinrici.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
%iaa iOa bf11l
Soof lla6f ifin.
Gr tt angeblitD id)limmer brrmnnbet,
ais man anfanglidl anna6m; Der
SranO bat eingeieBt!
Jnnfon partet anf Radri9t.n bon Sal. 9oso!

San g(iltonio, Ser, II. 9(pril
9todri6ten bon Der SSront loiien
erfennelL oaB Die omerifaniide 8or.
but einen baloigen 3uianlmeritob
nit gStIlo29anoen eripnrtet. @ene-
ral tSuniton erflGrt sic Gage Ser
uorgeidobeneu omerifaniiben &anaI-
lerie ais gefGbrli1. gr ielbit DeiB
nid)t nit s8eltintntbeit, mo ii6 Die
Gruppe altibalt. @l1n ninlnlt ober
oh Dab GberIt 9o0O in Der gerfol-
grllg giaa's nidt no6gelaiien bot.
IS lit aber oenfbor. 0aB iie ibon
meaen Der llnnlo9li9feit redt5eitigel
gtahidlibs bon 8orrdten 1llio ariegS-
material gum @inbolt fonllut. Gar
raii5a geltattete neuerOings ben Ser.
Staaten 8elegrapben inO telephone
dlt benuben.
@oibington fl. glpril. Gene
raj 8eribing ioa oieie gSo6e nod
a6t Aeroplm1e mebr crbaIten; 0pet
oerielben ftiO idon perionotfertig
Wtan inarllt bier Dor o@ren5geriid-
tel" ,.iuelhe 10 8abIrei9 utnberi1ipir-
rem. lleber Die SoItlng Der Gor-
ran6o-Hegierung urb ibrer 2elite bat
0ns nnlerifaniide ariegsoeportemerlt,
mic oeriidert miro, feline an0eren
geahridten, ais iolde, pel1e ouf
frellnoidoftlide Mihpirfitng itbIieBen
lailen.
@illa ihluer beriunnbet2
@l aSala. 3eg9 Il slpriI. 9lus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
g6inell(t6e ReUO(utiOn
mad)t JOrt(d)ritte!
;siinf dliueiiidIe Sriegsidiffc idIie-
i.en iidD ben JiebulutiOnGren
att.

= Sboneboi, II. slpriI. = 6itnf i'm
Snicu BON Canton ltntionierte dine
/ liiidlc arie9sidifte Iitlo 5u Den &epo.
lntiondren ilberaegangen. Die Gen.
Etralregierung bat Die 5lpoIfte Di0i.
giinn, bon meIher 5000 gtonn be.
|reits IN Sbdngboi eingctroffen iino,
.nai 1efing 8tlriifberlfen. GesgIei-
Iben bot Die 5ebnte 4ibiIion @ciebf
|erbnlten, nod Canton al nlnrihiererl.
Gie Gage IN Sfpntofu. 0os iid in
I00IlOen Der 9eoolutiondre befin0et.
goll riibig iein.
8 Iie bieligen 5ilbrer Der republi-
niiiiten 9apegung aeben iif bic
f0fte giiibe, gr1ii0cnt guon Sbi
Nfpi Sur Rriienation 5u beranluiien.
ic iDitniden ieocdl, bab oieiclbe lit
Eolae 0es GrildeS Der oifentlifen
lieirnulg als infolee Der sSnterben.
- einer an6eren giotion (gemeint
nntiirIih SopdfD geldebe. 3es.
aIb bofien iie, BOB @roBbritonnien
Der bic Ser. Staaten gnan Sbi aoi
rnfilaiien lnoeen, inl Sutereiie oes
rie0ens oes 9anoes 5ilriid0ltreten.
sIttsHtat auf gOliseidsf.
gln1oD, II. 2fpril. - sSyn oas Sans
: biciigen goIi6eiheFs fburoe &c.
IN ourd Elm 5eniter cine gombe,
perfen. Gos Snus fuIrOc irbrI
dlnblety ood1 bic ,Sniniieu bIieben|
utIidl tuiuerlest. Ter attertdtcr
fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
2n piele 2anNesnertrininrr

Berlin, II. 4pril. (5lnlfenberidt.)
y Nus 9iiinden miro beridtet. DoB
Die 9lngeborigen Der Sobraange 1869
iulo 1870 (2anoitur1n), Die bis6er
an Der 5ront lpeilten o0er Den Gienit
auf ben gtnppenitraBen periobcn, i'll
ibren GreGndlngsbe5irfen einqetrof.
ZEN limo. Shre entloiirng ats Dem
9eeresperbauO ite1t rninittElbor be.
Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
Rencs Ocntidcs (geiduf.

9eru 5drpci5, 1t g(pril. sSn
Der Sdnpei5er @lilit1riifcu Gebue
lit ein Artifcl cridieuell. lnut mel.
dem Die beiltidle glrtillerie ein ncues
Seidlob beiist, oeiien 3eritoriings
frait gerdoe5u flrhtbar lit. gtah
Der GrploiioH ocS @eihoiies ncroen
olle 2ebeineielL Ole it'd 1900 SUB
innerbolb oes @rploiions.9inOius be.
finoeu, eetotet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
Ciroffsner in glaeO, aris.

gSaco. glri5. II. 4priL. Die
INSTRUMENTATION mo Oos 8iinSs
bauS Der Soutbenl 4acific 8abn
puroen aeiten bdIlig eingeGihert.
8rei 9ofonIotipen uno 5pei 8og.
gons puroen ebenfnlls bon ben
6lnmmen ner5ehrt. Ger onaeridytete
Sdaacn betrdat iibcr 100000. Die
gEerfitdttfn iinO DOS Mlrnohnns MGR.
ncn niht pieber erridtct ner0ea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
gsesen SOdOerrnts sri6ulTen.

3iirih, s6mei5, IL. 9tpriI. =
Der 8iener aorreiponoent Ser v9eeite
3aridler 3eituna~ ineloei, OaB nah.
reno Der lesten bier 8oben fiinf
SidedlenfiIbrer inter Der glttlnee
OeS Sodperrnts pro5eiliert. ityuloie
beFlntoen uno itan6rehtIid eridoiien
muroen. 9ie 9nnen Der &ineeridl-
teten iiro riht befnitrt. bod heist
es. ooB 5ipei Der &tn1eriftetcn Dit.
eIicOer bes oIferret9iifen @orle
ments seDeisH Fn6,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
gsiliun in @lillunlrfer iienreidl.

9ltilmaufee. Misc, IL. @priI. -
Erdiioent &ilion bat bel 0en tiirS.
liden 9rimGrmnblen in @2ilwnltfee
Golntn 2t,299 Stin1nen erSielt,
ooer itber 1000 mebr ols nor bier
Sahren ouf @ilinn uno Glnrf alt.
lonlmen entfielen. Canals erhicl.
Ten betbe Suioutnlen MIR 14.96I
Stirruten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

8lIlos, Sffo., IT. s(pril. Sssn
9uffomo, Otlo.. elmer Der ncuciteu
Sel-0rtidlaften 6es Stuotes, inn
bei elmer ShI0eerei. meIdc iidl
in elmer bortiaer SonsbnGle ettf-
uifelte, orei @fonn erihoiieu inb
einer totlih oerlest iuoroen. Cine
GoIi5eimanniduft tDuroe BON Sos.
fell nod 9nffomo beoroert, unb
mon befiirHtet boB es sntfnen
0ieier nno oer oortigen Gintucbnerr
Su einem 9IutpereieBen funrten
mag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

Dem Gnrran5o-9 9aitptquartier lit bier
bic Radridt eingetroifcn, oab giIlos
8nnoen idpererer Siotur itao, olg
mon onfongIi4 onnobm. Ser grono
loa eingeieBt boben GU nno ID ntaq
lem naDe beDoritebenocr 500 oent
6eiodug gegen i'm ein gnOc berei,
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11
gumminS llnO u]i((on
JOma'S Grmi6(te.
ssdblreInltatr mod inpOllfommcn !;
Seteilisiins ie6r seriug; Marl6
idcint iiesreidJ.

9es Moines, So. II. 9fpriI.
giSber iino Gle Aeiultote ser qcjtri.
gen Brin1aripa6len INNER nod iehr
ltltpollfontnelf iooaB Dos gaiise
Gn0ergcbnis nod ausltebt. gopiel
iaBt iid ieooA id1on nit &c.
| Iitlnnltbeit beloupten, ooB g8iIion
lno Cumming Die beioen erip1bI.
Ten Br1ii0entibofts aenoionten
ttno Glnnalins mar Suabes ans
gtelD CERT be6euteil0 Doralis, bin.
Ter beioen fatnen 9fooieDelt ino
&oot glls republifoniider aonoi.
Dat fir @i3e-9r1iioent lit noda bis.
bergen 9eridten Glmer 81 Bur.
felt aus 2ineoIfl, geeb., Iicgreidl
ourd'S 3iel gegangen.
Gin iebr 5eiBer aol1nf entlpnIn
EtidJ 5lpiidaa Der 0i6riDldJen at1ao
Der 9llnn'ihen sSrnftion inter sen
8enlofrateit g9ie es 0en gufd1eir
bat 1T ieood 8. %. M}orlb bon
8oterloo tuieber nIs notionaler Ro-
mlteenann erfDdblt iporoen.
Sobn &. slooms BON Dubuque,
So, bat als aanoioat fir repubIi.
foniider 9oniiteemnnn bisber oie
2eitllng iiber ssobn ssobn 9lion bon
5orelt @itp. SIM groBen @ansen
NOR Die getetliglltg all Ser g8obI
cine iebr gertllge.
slnSfaa in Council gluffs.
Council BLUFFS, So, II. qlpriI.
9ei ben geitrigen Grinldrpa6Ien
wnroe @unntins NIT GROCER @oio-
ritot gum republifaltiiden Graii.
oentfdlafs aanbioaten fortiltiert,
un0 ite5t INN g8ilfon gegeut6er
9inrib luliroe gum oentofratiidben
Observation-Disclosures eripabIt, mo
Snabes, @terebitb, @onnoap uno
Stipers 5li 4unoionten at lorge sur
6einofratiihen 9tationalfonbention
ioipie 8eaiilger uno 9roon 5lt 81.
ltrifts 8elegaten. SGlutlidle iinO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-11

@ila ihlper beriuitnbet2
81 Galo. Ter, II apriI. glus
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
GRANT" MINE
 DOING NELL

Tue launch B. P. M came up tla Sound yesterday afternoon from Ho, Do bay, Port Wells, bringing seaa, or B P. Willard. Supl R. W. Nl- lard aud several passengers from the G-aas,e mine The launch also brought the oupu, Of the Granite mine r,r the pas, month. anounm@ to approximately SI5.ooo.
 Senator Willard states tAa, ev.E- tbins at The Granite Is -er.a- along satisfactorily but thal som. slight trnuble has been azpe-iuaaa- with the water supply owing to Jae cold weather. Port Wells escaped the full f1rce of the big wind which swept over most of Alaska last week, but according to Senate. Willard, the weather was colder there than at any previous time since the Granite was established. The water in the tunnel is report ed to have frozen back a distance Of five hundred feet and caused added expense by requiring con staDt att,ntiou to keep the work inga free Of ice.
 Senator Willard brings word that there is DO shortage Of ore at the Granite mine and he is hoping for njIier weather as the cold spell fl long continued must even tuaIly close the springs which sup ply the mill with water. During the past week it was necessary te pump water for a few days but as
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
TOWN TOPICS

Perry Heru has purchased the Ltud.El property ou Broadway be- ;wcsu sixth and Seventh avenues.
 b. ". G. Gable has purchased from AIrs. A. E. U.urteu t1e sot- tagg and two lets owned by aar at t4e corner of S.NtG avenue and Main street Dr. Gay.. will 4r once have rae cottage remote.ed and will move a.s family iu and make it his home as seou as the work of retiu- ishtng .ud furnishing is completed.
 Zerilb Oil is particularly adapted for use .n Iubricatiug tue fine parts ol all delicate mss1lui5us. l0c, 95c, 5gc bottles Keller Bros Sole SEagway Agents.
 The Skagway Development asso- ciatian has awarded C. B. Bosbart the contract for digging the first twenty live feet Of the prospecting tunnel which is Co be run on the Bledsoe group of claims at Reed falls. Nr. Boshart is today improv- ing The trail to the tunnel site and expects tomorrow to take up his tools ard supplies and will begin on the actual digging Of the tun- mel as soon as possible. As the trau Cr0 feet below the tunnel is tayorite path for many Skagway tOwuspeOple when they are "out for a walk" Mr. BoshaTt has agreed, at MT. BIedzoe's suggestion, to shout the warning, Fire. Fire. Fire" before lighting the fuse for each blast. Anyone hearing the waning will do well to get behind @ boulder till after the rocks quit falling around his head,
 Remember that there is only one genuine" Kodak. If it isn't an Eastm7n. it isn't KODAK" Kel- lers are the Skagway agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS

The republicans of Skagway pre- ciuct are requested to attend a meeting at the town hall, next Sat urday evening at 7:30. Matters of importance Q be discussed,
 HOWARD ASHLEY, =. Territorial Committeeman
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
FOR SALE
 65 TOWN LOTS

a- tustEu--.- by tEe ow1sns to sell all os .-s above property; al. desirable residence lots. situated 7.-.G. rEa r1.n.--ta limits ot he Tow. @. SE.Eaav. Alaska.
 .y corner .o-s
 s .--.e lots
 The same r- be sold Co sui, purchasers without reserve 7t E-sa-z. ranging from Slaao 90 S#a .. each. a- taxes raid and
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29

Next Friday evening .n Elks hal. the children of the public schoo. will g.ve an entertainment for the benefit of the schoo! library
 The children have been working on the program for several weeks and some very clever amateur act ing nay be eXpoctet la the two pIaylets which are Jc be given Thou there will be some good reet- tations and folk dances and some delightful musical numbers.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
E q. s < !. < 1. s, % + S +- < q. <
 % ALL-ALASKA NEWS %
:. < < < * < ; ] ] ] ! ! 2 ' 2

s 2. q. 2. < 2. < < % + < < < + < %
 Dean W. Searles, who has been employed on the Copper River & Northwestern railroad for a number os years, has accepted a position with tbe Hilo railroad in Honolulu.
 Orvn Porter, federal marshal ard surveyor-general for Alaska duriuv the administration Of Presi- dent Harrison, died at Albany, Ore, on Feo-uary l, al the age oE T years.
 The Australian ballot system will be used in the coming municipal election in Seward. The use of the system was made legal by an act passed by the Alaska legislature.
 Capt. W. H. Ferguson. former U. s. commissioner at Chitina, is re- ported to be recovering from a severe sick spell at his home in San Francisco.
 The coldest weather recorded this winter was S4 below near Nulato. A. Richardson, oa the government road between Fairbanks and Valdez, he mercury stood at 77 degrees for over a week. At Fairbanks it registered 55 below, with a brisk gale; at Seward 2l, and at Valdez T. below, all new records for cold weather at the respective points.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
EUROPE BUYS AND SELLS
 CONDENSED MILh
-rontinued from psge D

have access to practically all mar kets :n Europe. The total imports into the United States from all countries in 1915 were valued at practically $2,OOO,OOO. or one third of the exports, and although Canada furnished more than half, HouuaI did a business approNimat- ing SS0O.0OO as against less than S200.Oo0 the year previous. Switz- erlaua now is selling to us at a rate of $25O,O00 year, where formerly practically no milk came from thgt country.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29

Territorial C0nmitteema1
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
MAKES 4 DATE WITH THE
 KIDS F0R FRIDAY NIGHT

The cause is 8 worthy one and ....g are many vclames needed Go a-.ag the school llh--y u1 Co the standard at which st should De ....catra5. Buy a ticket to help rEa Est5tes and then use the tick gl-aal when rls entertainment is ov.. you will feel that you have had year moneys worth The n-.ee .s admission is 30 cents
 The curtain win rise Et s.et o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29

The citizens Q. Elhr have sub sl-aa5 a purse gs one thousand dollars which w.U be offered as prize. .aS taa Dog Derby race be sne.. Ruby and Long City and re- -a-. CA March l7. The distance is -.,g eight miles and three prizes w.- n. offered The prizes to be awarded win 1a -rsL $500; sec oad, s..r and third S2o0. Several teams owned by Nome men are eI- Pected to take pa-t in the race. A number or preliminary events have been arranged with prizes ranging from S25 V Sl0o.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
NOTICE

The White Pass Athletic club desires to direct attention to the fact that the club building is not open to uOn-member spectators on Tuesdays and Thursdays, or at any other time, unless due notice is giv- en through the Daily Alaskan. The club is for the use of members and their families only.
 THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2-2S-2g-l6,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29
HOME MADE BREAD

From this date on. the Golden North cafe will sell bread to all those who may wish to call for same. The Golden North bread is also on sale at p. II. Ganty's and RapuzzTs stores. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29

The SEaEway agents for the CasI~.an Kodak. Films and supplies -r ..-rle- Bros. u
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-29

MARTIN CONWAY
 SE1-w.T. Alaska

-.. --....... WAS or she ground
 ru delay MS ...-. |-.-ez Pros
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
KAISER UNABLE TO ATTEND

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 29.-Kaiser Will
helm will be unable to attend Eperor
Franz ~Joseph's funeral tomorrow on
account of a severe cold. The kaiser
has returned to Berlin it was officially
learned today. He spent several hours
in Vienna. Dispatches today say that
he viewed the corpse, placed flowers On
bier and prayed silently for a while.
He held a conference later with the
new emperor of Austria, Charles Franz
Josef,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
BILLS LIMITED
Contracts Made Now Not Binding on
Next Observation-Disclosures
Houses are Warned

Bills contracted for by state depart
ments or state officials, beyond their
present appropriations, are null and
void, according to a statement issued
by Governor Alexander. Warming is
given that the law is plain on this
matter. 1t is done so that officials
and departments will be cognizant of
the situation and those seeking con-
tracts or to whom contracts are let,
will also appreciate it.
There is a new administration to be
inaugurated January 1, 1917, and con-
tracts made now. intended to be bind
ing upon that administration, will fail
to receive the approval of the gov
erDOr. No statute is found to confer
authority for binding controcts that
overstep appropriations.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
SIX REPORT ON FRAUD PROBE

Reports on Investigations made OF
alleged election frauds. and illegal vo-
ting were received by Attorney Gen
eral Peterson from the prosecuting at
tOrneys in six counties.
None of the reports contained in
formation on which fraud charges
could be baserd, although references
were made to minor ~infractions of
the election laws.
Counties heard from Saturday were
Nez Perez, Idaho, Teton, Bingham,
Lemhi and Bonner. In all, nearly
half of the prosecuting attorneys of
the state have filed reports with the
attorney general.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
MANY IN MOSCOW
TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE

Many Moscow people are surprised
at the QUICK action of simple buck
thorn bark, %glycerine, etc., as mixed
in Adler-i-ka. This simple remedy
acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel,
removing such surprising foul mat
ter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves al
most ANY CASE constipation, sour
stomach or gas. A few doses often
relieve or prevent appendicitis. A
short treatment helps chronic stomach
trouble. The INSTANT, easy action
Willis, Druggist. adv
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
LAND BOARD ON A SCHEDULE

More regular hours will hereafter
be observed by the state land board,
if it observes a recently adopted res
olution, which makes it necessary to
transact all business at meetings to be
held on Mondays and Fridays.
In the past it has been customary
for the board to get together at almost
any hour of the day, if any one of the
members had something to lay be-
fore it.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
RESIDENCE is DYNAM

TACOMA, Nov. ga two-story res
idence on Vashon Island was myster-
iously dynamited today, and a man
and two children were seriously in
jured. A family named Lofgren oc-
cupies the place. The structure was
completely demolished, and it is con
sidered miraculous that the mother
and four small children escaped.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
HOLD DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCE
Gerard Goes Over Instructions to be
Taken to Germany Next Month

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-James w
Gerard, United States ambassador to
Germany, conferred today with Pres
ident Wilson regarding the instruc-
tons he is to take to Berlin when he
returns on December 5.
In official circles it is admitted that
the Belgian deportations situation is a
serious matter. The government in
tends to protest strongly, pointing out
that all of the civilized world disfa-
vors teh deportations.
The ambassador will confer with the
president again in New York Saturday
night, when the president attends the
Of the statute Of liberty.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
BE TRIED FOR MURDER

PORTLAND, Nov. 29.-Edward
Bartholomew was arraigned here to-
day on a charge of killing John Lind
last year. 1t is alleged that he placed
the corpse in a green trunk and threw
it into the river. He will enter his
plea Friday. He has refused to ask
financial assistance from his mother
who resides in Minneapolis, MINI. He
said he did not want her to learn of his
plight.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
MILLIONAIRE TO WE'D

PORTLAND, Nov. 29.-Walter P.
Prick, a millionaire lumberman OF
Piedmont, Cal, known throughout the
coast, is to be married here tonight to
Miss Helen Fay, an Oakland kinder
garten teacher, according to a report.
The couple left their homes at diff
ferent times and met here this morn
ing.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
Her Son Subject to Group

"My son, Edwin, is subject to Group"
writes Mrs. e. o. Irwin, New Kensing-
ton, Pa. II put in many sleepless
hours at night before learned of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Moth
ers need not fear this disease if they
keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house and S it as di-
rected. 1t always gave my boy re-
lief" Obtainable everywhere. N
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
Sufferer From Indigestion Relieved

Before taking Chamberlain's Tab
lets my husband suffered for several
years from indigestion, causing him
to have pains in the stomach and dis
tress after eating. Chamberlain's
Tablets relieved him of these spells
right away" writes Mrs. Thomas
Casey, Geneva, N. Y. Obtainable eve
rywhere. N
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
PULLMAN HAS NEW DEPOT

PULLMAN, Nov. 29.-The city is
celebrating today the completion of
hte new Northern Pacific depot, which
is being occupied today by the office
force. A dance will be held this eve
ming as a part of the program.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-29
THANKSGIVING OWED

am thankful
That we have
Relatives
Who raise
Turkeys;
And that they have
Invited us
Out to their ranch
For tomorrow;
I am extremely
Grateful
That l have the
Price
OF the fare;
And l feel deep
Gratitude
Over the fact
That / don't
Have to pay
Any election
Bets, and
Spoil
Ny Thanksgiving
Cinches
We're too Scarce
To tempt me.
l find cause for
Gratitude
Every time
I consider
That this Thanksgiving
Will be one
That will not draw