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The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07

money embezzled by the same Of
fetal, State Treasurer o. V. Allen.
During the present administration
with Democratic governor and Re.
publican members of the state land
board, large loan was made indi-
rectly to a state official, Mr.. Huston,
and the loan will be paid back this
month If promises are observed. The
governor is going about the state
telling people that it was a fraudu-
lent loan put over" by the Republi-
cans on the board and he was de-
ceived for the time. The record
shows that he went out of the usual
course to help the deal along, and
that the man he was thus favoring
was voting with the governor on
some other matters over which the
board was divided. We shall tell
more of this later.
When matters came to light re-
garding the Huston loans, and the
land board and the governor were
busy explaining, there came the usual
need for a goat" and Heber @.
Hale, register of the state land board,
was fired" without their assigning
any reason for it. Nobody had ever
accused Hale of doing anything but
his plain duty, and when big fuss
was made about his discharge, the
governor declared that there was no
reflection on Mr.. Hale at all; that
it was "just politics." and that his
service had always been of the very
BEST When Governor Alexander ad-
dressed the people of Bingham
county during his campaign he laid
special emphasis on the fact that he
was going to have the very best men
he could get to do the work in the
state house and that merit alone,
not politics, would govern their ten
ure of office.
The governor and the other men,
bers of the land board dismissed
State Land Commissioner George A.
Day and l.. l.. Folsom, a clerk work
ing in the treasurer's office. Folsom's
work was keeping the state money
properly apportioned among the vari-
GUS banks of the state, and the land
board attempted to appoint in his
place, a man who was Objectionable
to the state treasurer. They wanted
to select the man but make the treas
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07
AUSTRIANS LOSING
ON BOTH FRONTS
Russians Taking Prisoners and ADJ
vancing-Italians More
Successful

In spite of German reinforcements
on the Austrian eastern front there
has been little checking of the great
Russian drive. Last week Kolomea
fell into the invaders hands, and
they are still following up the vic
tory. On July and the Russians
added two thousand to their already
large number of prisoners taken in
this section. They advanced with
80 mile front.
Further north the cars troops
are pushing on toward Lemburg, one
of the big strongholds they had to
abandon in their long retreat the
first year of the war. They are fight
ing it out with the German and Aus
trian forces along the Styr and
Stochod rivers. And in the far north
at Lipsk, the Russians claim to have
stopped German offensive.
Whether the Italians have made
strong brace, or the severe fighting
in the east weakened the southern
Austrian line, is not clear, but ever
since the Russian roller began to
pinch into Galicia there has been
news every day or so of Italian ad-
vances.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07
A TREAT FOR THE KNIGHTS

Some of the things that will be en-
joyed by those Knights of Pythias
who go to Portland, Oregon, August
to 10, when the supreme lodge of
the order holds it's biennial session
will be:
A trip over the famous Columbia
river highway.
A trip thru the Columbia gorge
by boat.
A salmon dinner out of doors.
A clam bake on the ocean beach.
The supreme chancellor's ball.
A night at the Oaks with pyrotech-
mic display.
A council fire on Council Crest.
The greatest fraternal parade ever
made by one fraternity>on the Pacific
coast.
Two public receptions.
Surf bathing at the beach.
And auto trips thru the most mag
nificent scenery in America.
Portland Is sparing no expense to
make this the most memorable ses-
sion in the history of the Order of
Knights of Pythias. 1t is the first
time the highest division of the fra
ternity has ever come to the north
west, and it is the time of all times
for all sections of the district to
make an impression that will produce
development later.
In many sections of the northwest
local lodges are preparing to attend
in body. 1t will be vacation for
many people in one of, the most
charming cities of America and
where hospitality is always on tap.
Portland and her roses invite you.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07
PRICE OF BUTTER WRAPPERS

Owing to heavy advances in the
price of butter wrappers we have re-
yised our schedule Of prices for print
ed wrappers, adding ten cents a
hundred to our old prices. An extra
charge of is cents per hundred VIII
be charged for rush orders requiring
delivery the day they are ordered. .
Customers are ureed to order at
least one day ahead to give time Tor
doing the work in the regular routine
and to give time for the ink to dry
we'll before handling. In writing or
phoning an order be sure to give full
address of butter maker and state
whether it is to be labeled ranch or
separator butter. u
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07
If YOU RUN FOR OFFICE

If you run for office in this cam
paign, get your announcement in the
official directory soon to be issued
by The Idaho Republican. 1t saves
you money and it's saves you the dis
agreeable part of campaigning. For
particulars see the editor or the
bookkeeper at The Republican office.
adv. stiff
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07
3sstssxSetsaSsstssxet
McDOnaldville

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
is quite ill this week.
Almey Herbst was visitor in NC
Donaldville, Sunday
Mrs. and Mrs. Morris Jensen were
guests at the home of Mrs. Findlay,
Sunday afternoon.
T. H. Findlay is planning to build
two hay derricks for Mr.. Coray and
Mr.. Jensen.
Mrs Tibke's little boy cut himself
badly on some glass.
Arch Findlay visited in Porter
Vile. Sunday evening.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07
Conquering a
Croundless Prejudice

A groundless prejudice
still remains in the minds of
some people prejudice
against a product which has
no superior in the world
BEET SUGAR. This is
the result of false claims
made in favor of foreign
sugar. There are some peo-
pie who still maintain that
cane is the better sugar.
This is a mistake, a real in
justice to a product which
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07

Vegetables parchment butter wrap
pers of known quality at The Repub-
lican office. adv.
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07

merits your support. Beet
sugar, especially Utah-Ida-
no Sugar sets a standard
Aich cane sugar finds hard
to equal.
Give Utah-Idaho Sugar a
fair trial, and your own
good judgment of sugar
value will tell you which
sugar to use. Order this
home sugar by the sack. Just
say
The Idaho Republican., 1916-07-07

urer responsible for his acts. Heber
@. Hales dismissal was to take ef-
feet the first of July, but when the
land board observed how unpopular
was their act in dismissing him, they
reconsidered his dismissal and voted
to rescind the order, giving no rea-
son for it, but merely leaving him
in the original position.
Experts awarded first premium to
the manufacturers of The Idaho Re-
publican butter wrappers. adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

the m-chiue. called The police sullivan
and Baushman responded In the emer-
sency u
Martin would say nothing OF himself al
The police station
church Notes.
Hillsdaie Baptist. porty-thIrd and J.
Bible study hour at 10 Evening service
AZ \. led by 'The Gdeons Mldwcek
service Thursday night at s. All wei
come
81 Lukes Lutheran rwenty-f,th and
X, Rev s. IL. Yerian, Pastor-5unday
school al 9.45. Morning service at w.
Luther league at Z Miss Lorene Lind
burg, leader
First Christian, TweHty.third and J.,
Rev J q Alber, Pastor Morning SCR
vice al II. aud evening sermon ~ T. sun
day school az g4d Senior Endeayor At
y.30 Junior EndeaFori Tuesday AZ .. M
Morning sermon sunday viii be the third
OF n series OF sermons on tho Church.
ana the evening the fourth OF series
on the Church"
West Side lntefdcnominational, Thirty
eighth and q, RoF shallcrosa, Pastor
sunday school, 9l45. Morning worship, IT,
Junior Endeavor, g. Mrs. Shurock ~.
perintendcut medal contest work, assisted
by Mrs Smith Of Omaha Organization Of
classes NJ young campaiRHorH VIII take
place Christian lendeaYOr, Z Evening
service, 3. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 3.
Central Intetdenomingtional Twenty
fifth and NJ. Rev. II X. r, Cornish
Pastor Bible school ut 94i, fChanRcd 20
old hour Morning worship AZ H. Con
secretion baptism, reception ~ mems
bets, communion. Highland. Bible school
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07
LODGE ROOM NEWS
OF GREATER OMAHA
Nebraska Masons Gather at Colum-
bus, Where the Knights Templar
Hold Their Convention.
OMAHA IS WELL REPRESENTED

In the secret society circles one Of the
important events of the week was the
spring gathering Of knights Templar at
Columbus. where the visitors were roy
ally entertained according 20 reports
brought hack by the Omahans
The Columbus gathering was one OF
the largest that the knights have had In
recent years The lodge work COM
menced Thursday and continued Friday
and Saturday. the last and one Of the
interesting features being an elaborate
banquet spread by the Columbus knights
Saturday night
Besides the regular lodge work that
called the knights together there were
numerous automobile rides, smokers and
finally the banquet Omaha was repre-.
scented ny delegation Of some fifty
knights
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

NJ 70 Preaching at g. Contralt Young
peoples meeting III Gospel service az
E. Midweek prayer service Hedn es4ay az
IS. Ladies' Aid meeting Thursday At $50
2 he play "Huukera +. o.. ~ AID society
members Friday nc q. Junior E. l.. ! n.
meeting saturday at 2.
Magic City Gossip.
TIE Passion play will be- presented to
morrow morning al Il o'clock az the Besse
thcator
office spnte for rent ~ Bee office, 3lN
N street Terms reasonable We'll known
location Tel South a.
a gold watch. the personal property OF
A. r. Anderson, 4s38 South TWenty-f0urth
street, Was stolen from tho room of the
latter between a. m. and 1890 =. m. FRI
day. ...
Tho n G. Il. j. Young Peoples lodge
No l05, are giving d dance this evening
at the Bohemian ha'lona hnll ~ Twenty
third and y streets THE public Is IN
yitcd
Abe Dainty 22ig Seward street. peddler.
was arrested Yesterday noon bv OFFICER
Crosby on charge ~ peddlinB without
. license HIS case VIII come ~ m p)-
lice court this morning
haries e. baskerville, eIre re cnt u
feilavue college, will speak suufHN even
ing NJ the West Side luterdenom ntonbl
church NJ Thtty-eiRbih aud q streets
The meeting will open at s o'clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07
Moodmen Of the world.

goscluszko camp No 62 VIII meet 10.
day AZ p, M. n Woodmen Of the World
hail Twenty seventh and l. streets
South eide, Tor the comforting Of the de-
gree The camp has ncfehsod Us mem
hership during the last year from sew
enty-one 20 more than 100
South omaha camp No ~ viii meet
Tuesday evening Al Woodmcn Of the
World hall Twenty.fifth and NJ strooia,
South Side The dfill team. Il Is a.,
serted. has reached 4 standard ~ pro.
ficlcncy which enables II "a take nj
active part III comforting Tie Protection
desfee, which u gratifying % the mem.
bership
sobisski camp No IS viii meet sunday.
May u. NJ p. m, IN Woodnen Of the
World hail Tweuty-nlnth and Walnut
streets. 10 confer the degrees upon n
number Of candidates The new Polish
deputy. stanley Ulanecki, In said 10 ID
having good success IN securing new
members and he promises an unusually
large class for initiation 81 this meeting
Lithuanian camp No 4A will meet Bun.
day morning AZ 10 o'clock IN Woodmen Of
Tire World hall, $500 south Thirty-sccond
street South side. for work
w A Fraser camp No, 40 has issued
call for m open meeting NJ Mullerp
hall, Seventeenth and vlnton streets,
Tuesday evening The program will bt
followed by an athletic meet.
Druid camp No "a will hold its regu.
lar monthly meeting Monday evening IN
Druid hall, Twenty-fourth street and
Amea avenue. AZ the close Of the bust.
ness session the Protection degree will
be conferred
ZiAkut Dab camp No iib will meet TO.
day ~ 10 .. ~. al Turner ball, Twenty
frat and = streets. for its regular
monthly meeting. The degrees will be
fxemplifled upon a largo number Of can.
didates. Refreshments will bo served
Columbus camp No, % will meet al
noon AZ Prague hsli, Thirteenth and Will
ians streets. for ita regular monthly bust
mess meeting rho Protection degree will
~ conferred, A largo delegation from
4 nclghboring camp win be the guests
Refrcshments
Omaha Seymour camp No 10 held an
enthusiastic meeting last Monday eve
ming The camp membership was well
represented Matters pertaining TO the
camps welfare were satisfactorily adj
iuHted and the booster campaign commit
tees report was received with enthus-
fsln Its plan for increasing the member
ship was adopted and tho slogan for
Seymour members for the next sixty
days will be, Seymour the largest camp
In Nebraska"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07
German Note is Not
Fully Satisfactory
To Press of Britain

LONDON. May 6.-lnterest with which
Germany reply to the United States was
awaited here could hardly have been ox-
ceGdod IN America, All the evening news
pnpera yesterday printed the note prom.
lnently by sections IN successive editions
The greatest curiosity was Expressed as
to tho reception Of the note by the United
StatoM The morning newspapers almost
without exception print editorials on tho
note and express more or less decided
opinions on It
1T can only mean break between
America and Germany" says the Daily
News.
The Express ehataeterlzes the German
reply as "insolent cynical ana dlalngenu.
pug and declares II is an ntimatum he.
cause II means that unlesa the United
States attempts 70 force the allies n
raise the Siege Of Germany Germany viii
continue to kill haphazard
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07
Omaha Gas Company
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Omaha Gas Company extends
cordial imitation to its lady patrons to
visit the salesroon at the South Side Office,
1919 South 24h St. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Moy 9Th, 9th and 10th, at
Which time there tviN be demonstration
of the Eclipse Gas Range
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

Mecca reuft SO "a held business
meeting last Thursday genlas and aet
eral uea applications Wets read Ncxt
Thursday there sill b. slass mtatioa
The decree unfk sut te giFeo m fuu
rnEalis. hllra Ns ssns'e tha nfW
faefus kadff sili airs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

ttmsha tsat A M n
bass 80 em Mtf pftea
wni ~ sfsea sn asn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

II takes bit q minute Of time 10 save
dollafs when you read THE Rec Want ~
columns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07
More streets Reserved.

Reservations for parking automobiles
will be extended to more streets than "
street. according to announcement OF Cap
tain nton vanous yesterday The east
half OF N street between Twenty-ihlrd
and Twenty-fourth. o street between
rwenty-third and Twenty -fourth and th"
,ther two highways. where traffic eNisia
that have been recommended for adoption
by the two captains.
oppos' Is being encountered 10 the
new move In certain city ordinance
Cover ing the matter Of parking auto.
mobIlea IN downtown streets Il appears
that this ordinance or part % Y VIII
have 20 be repealed in order TO make
the adoption Of the reservation system
possible
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

As he Was about 10 remove tho rear
wheel from IN automobile Of Thomas a
Ilndley In the sarage Of the latter at a0l'
South Twenty-thlrd street Detective Mike
sullivan and Chauffeur Joe Raughman
walked IN on u Martin Of Kansas cliS
this mornins 40 clock Neighbors
arouse by the noise made BY the man,
Investigated and aeelne the hian engaged
IN romoving the tires from The wheels &
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

NAbAihhf ANAAtFHaAH aA tNt Atf"itf "t'AF
At p, m, Florence Davies is secretary
To Confer Degrees.
The fifteenth. sixteenth and seventeenth
degrees will be conferred on a class Of
twenty at Scottish Rite cakhedral next
Monday evening By John Dlsbrow wise
master
Ivy Club,
The Ivy club. composed Of members Of
Ivy Rebckah lodge. viii give an enter
tainment and parcel post sale Thursday
May u, at the odd Fellows hail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

officer John Jackman. one Of the Old
time station officers Of the local police
department IL receiving many eompli-
ment foI his rapid climb in the depart
ent work since annexation. Although
having served IN the capacity Of a pa
troll conductor. he along with Chauffeur
Benny Danbaum OF the patrol hns done
himself credit in many cases that have
confronted tho department Recently
whom Detectives uillaa and Allen left
for Winner 3. D.. on police business be
was tbs one chosen to take their place
making the detective run with officer
pworaf q longtime substitute.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07
woodmen circle.

The dance given by Welcome grove
and Druid camp last Wednesday eve.
ming was a great success. large crowd
greeting the officers.
special meeting Of the welcome
grove drill team IL called for wodnss.
day evening. at Druid hall. The team
Il making arrangements Tor some special
drill work
The popular meeting OF the year for the
Druid camp and Welcome grove Is the
annual children's party 20 be held Fri
day afternoon, June p The children Of
tho members Of the two lodges viii bs
entertained. There Will be program
followed By chlldren'a games Catherine
/ Campbell viii have place on the pro-
gram
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

uod apparently from under the very
wheels 0. q passing street car at The
west end Of The q street Yia5uct on nc
Twer seventh street crossing, Joe EN-
a. 20l6 q street. probably owes nt
life 10 Officer John znloudelt, who sptoI
the man In the darkness before tbs o.
coming car Detectives Fleming ani
sullivan who happened along al the llinN
assisted the officer In steering the man
10 safety.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

hrothrrhood Of American Woman.
Last Wednesday evening Omaha Home
stead No. 1904 Initiated large class OF
candidates In its hall in Labor temple.
The Initiation was in charge Of Omaha
Homesteads wumen's degree team.
which is putting on tho work during May.
as the supreme officer has especially
dedicated the month Of May 10 tho
women Alra. Della Hoatick, wife OF
District Manager nostlrk. who has been
visiilns ln Lincoln. returned IA time 10
take part IN the initiatory ceremony She
reports the Neomen Ia very prosperous
condition in Lincoln
Next Wednesday evening omaha
Homestead will abe dance ln AZ hall
W Labor temple 10 members hnd their
Friends
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

Wnnt Ads never aark their work.
viii get results, II anything will.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

A quantity OF morphine, cocaine und
other drugs besides a bicycle ana n
air Of shoes were stolen IN raid ~
thieves al tie Maple avenue drug store
At 6l02 South Eighteenth strest sometime
between April 70 and May s. Mr. HUI
huInson, proprietor 81 tho place, reported
the losses 10 the police.
The home OF the rector 81 81 Maya
Episcopal church at 234 }. street, was
entered and robbed by unidentified
thieves yesterday and a black wallet con.
tanning VI cents. black leather hand
az valued at $40 or si2. besides many
lmportan. papers. we're stolen Reports
Of the thefls hive been placed on hle
AZ the atAtlon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07
HAPPENINGS In
The MAGIC CITY
Two Men Caught by DR.. De
in Act Of Riding Away
r. Car
PUT UP FIGHT UPON THE STREET

Caught In the automobile Of Dr.
N. y Delaney In the center Of .
throng o. people 1T Twenty.fourtb and
n streets last evening shortly before o
O'Clock. James J. 9illeu, stockman who
lives IN snrpy county and a
worker. who gave bic name A.
@ y. Craig, 249i Pinkney street were
arrest last evening BY Captain OF 20.
Ice John Briggs AMI Officers Grace and
Baughman. The doctor Wns Just comlus
from the door or bis office when nc
espled two men sonted 10 his r9ndIof
which stood at the curb, the engine
throbblns. under the hand Of one Of the
Two.
oforo They we're able 70 start The
machine be had them under hand AMI
with tho help Of several pedestrians
vas nblo 70 hold them while one tels-
phoned for the police. Both men had
been drinking. They admitted their giilt
ana we're released on request Of the doc
tor. after the latter returned from the
No.
A lnrEo Gro gathered 10 see mo
arrest IN tho beart OF the business dis
trlct when the atfoets we're filled win
tple. Il was the first time that two
men hed been caught IN the act of rid
Ing away IN an automobile not their own
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-07

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

wish to say to my friends
and acquaintance that | have
been connected with the Reach
Furniture Company, for some
time and will be connected with
the Undertaking Department as
a licensed Undertaken from now
w. NARROW CRISS.
Children Cry
FOR FLETChERS
CA 9 TO r a
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-01
SEVEN BISHOPS.

Seven new bishops and two mis-
sionary bishops of the Methodist Epis-
copal church were consecrated by
the Methodist conference at Saratoga
and assigned as follows: Herbert
WEIGH, Seoul, Korea; Thomas Nichol-
son, Chicago; Adna Wright Leonard,
San Francisco; Matthew S. Simpson
Hughes, Portland, Ore; William Fitz-
james Oldham, Buenos Aires; Charles
Bayard Mitchell, st. Paul, Mimi;
Franklin Hamilton, Pittsburg.
! The missionary bishops were Eben
Samuel johnson, Africa, and Alexan-
der Priestley Camphor, the only ne
gro chosen to the epiScopacy this
session, Liberia, Africa.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-01
WHAT CHAMP CLARK SAYS
OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
In Character and Achievements He OvertOpped Them
All, Says Clark.

Champ Clark addressing the con-
gregation of a Washington church de-
clared that George Washington was
the foremost uninspired mortal in
the entire history of the human race. "
MANY great men have lived and
wrought in this glorious world" he
said, "but in completeness Of charac-
ter and in the far reaching important
and benehcent results of his laborious
achievements Washington cvertops
them all.
Some may object that Washington
occasionally drank a mint julep, bet
on horse race, danced the Virginia
reel and at Monmouth swore because
Gen. Charles Lee spoiled the plan of
battle by retreating when ordered to
charge. But we must Judge men by