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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-25
TO PURCHASE TURBINE

Wednesday morning at q special
meeting Of the board OF public works
contract for q new turbine unit and
a generator for the municipal plant
will be awarded. Bids were received
last week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-25
YALE.coRNELL
Cornell.

1OLdIS U 2
Fouls committed - Mcbride, Dun
ham, Kehlenbrink, Price, Vessel. Ref
eree-Lyboult.
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INDlANA-BUTLER.
Butler.

Fouls committed-Gary, 4: Cutter
3; Retz, 3. Referee-Brown.
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PRlNcEToN-PURDUE.
Purdue.

Fouls committed-Coulter. Referee
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DEPAUW.WA1ASH.
Wabash,

Fouls committed-Aukin. 2; Wore,
2; kanke. Referee-Rice.
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Fouls committed-(R) Roach, SPIT:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

Whoop-la. rip. snort, bang
Johnson's 5 coming IN be dang
That mighty johnson, Wash, has
ket ball aggregation that has car
ried its banner triumphant over
tho Palousc country this season,
will play the Nczperce Ills
whose banner has been just as
triumphantly defended at the
gym Friday and Saturday nights
this wook. Like the best OF any
thing, one round is hardly suffi-
cicnt and two gives a better op-
portunity for the contcndcrs TO
more fairly measure strength. All
will want to see both games and
then they will have something
really thrilling to think about till
next season. Pack the old gym
tor the boys.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10
u. Of /. Clee Club Coming.

The coming Of the Glee Clnl
from the University Of Idaho on
February - is being looked for.
ward 10 as one Of the finest af.
fractions IN the entertainment
line that our city has ever had.
The Club carries 26 people and
Of course the expense OF bring
ing this attraction here is neces-
sarily great. but il is felt the un-
derfaking i a worthy one and the
response from the business men
so far has been all that one could
ask for. We should feel more
than q passing interest IN q club
from our own University, com
posed Of boys from our own state
and even from our own commun-
its. Nezpercc having two repre-
setisafiyes IN this splendid organ
izafion.
The public school is financing
the affair and is counting on the
support Of the entire community,
and surely this Is Of interest 10
an Of us. Plan 10 get your seats
early. FOR standing room viii BE-
Il a premium.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

A well attended and enfhuElas
tic meeting OF the Aexperce fire
company was held at the Hotel
Nexperce last Friday evening and
WAYS and means we're considered
Tor bringing the organization up
10 the standard of efficiency that
in the past has earned for i an
cnyiable reputation. To this end
several recommendations were
made 10 the city council for the
purchase Of needed equipment,
etc.
The company was then reorgrn-
ixcd by the election Of the follow
ing officers
Chief. Al Farmer: assistant
chief and captain Of the chemical
engine crew. Chas. G. fike; Sec
rctary-ircaNnrer, Chris. ketiman.
The election wns ratified by the
city council az It's regular meeting
Monday night.
The old captains Of the hose
cart crews were re-appoiniesl
.Jcss Robertson for No. ! and A
II. Fikc for No. .. and Dave Turn
81 WAS appointed captain Of the
hook aud ladder crew
The department Is planning 10
give a firemcns bali on Friday
evening, Feb. Is, which viii be
the grandcsi affair Of the season,
and as II is Tor the purpose Of
raising needed funds for the or
ganixation. il should and doubt
less VIII be very largely attended.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10
At the christian church.

Bible school at 10 a. m, devo-
tional at II: Lord s table at II 20,
Theme. Launch Out.
Christian Endeavor at $50
Frank Moore. leader. Song serv-
ice at 1880. Theme, The False
Shepherd.
We've had a splendid meeting
for the past four weeks. The fcl-
lowship has been all that we
could wish, and much good has
been done. We wish to thank our
friends and all who have assisted
us during the meeting, Blessed
arc We when men shall reproach
YOU and persccute you and say
an manner Of evil against you
falsely for my sake.
Friends and strangers, there
awaits you a hearty welcome to
any and nll of our services. Come
and We viii do thee good.
Geo. II. Ellis.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10
Merry Making at Evergreen.

The basket social held at Ever.
green school house on Jan 2S was
attended by one or members u
every family in the district To
say il was a success does it Scant
justice, which may be seen by the
amount taken in-$54.75.
The Evergreen people are to be
congra&plated ON. their real live
and enthusiastic auctioneer. r. J.
Primus. who lent much to the sue
cess of the social. They are also
to be praised for the interest and
enthusiasm they manifest in their
district.
On the evening of February 5
every member of the district gath
cred at the school house for a
royal good time and merry-mak-
ing. The event was an oyster sup
per, enjoyed from part Of the pro-
cecdS OF the basket social.
The supper was prepared and
served by the mcn; giving the la
dies q chance to sit back and look
ON and to see how things should
be done. After the feed the
remainder Of the evening was
spent in various forms OF amuse-
mcnt
If you want to have d good
time, come 70 Evergreen school
You are sure 20 have il here. The
Evergreen people know the art
pg enjoying themselves and maxi
Ing others happy as well
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

lofflce az the present quarters and
viii be pleased 10 have y0u call
on him ii you need aynthing in
his line Mr. Gross win move on
his ranch north Of Mohlcr but has
family win remain in town until
after school closes when they will
join him at their country home
Prosecuting Attorney so. Tan
nahill went TO Boise Saturday to
be present al the general confer
ence Of county attorneys called by
Attorney General Peterson TO con
vene at the capital Tuesday, to
arrange a uniform system for pro-
|ceeding in the matter Of foreclos-
ing tax certificates.
What came near being a serious
accident happened at the depot
in Nollmer yesterday when Roy
Luseombe who was empiying
gasoline tanks happened 10 spill
some gasoline. 1t ran into the
water in the ground and some
one a short time later lit a match
and threw it down, when Bang
went the gasoline. No one was
hurt, but for few moments er-
cry one was looking for the Yep
peIinc which dropped the bomb.
o. c. I4ivcngood, formerly Of
near M0hler, but who has been a
homesteader in Southern Idaho
since last spring. drops a line to
The Herald and his friends on the
prairie as follows: RogerSon.
Idaho, Jan. -, 1916. Dear Sirs
Will write You briefly to let you
know ] am still IN the sunny
south and like homesteading life
the best in the world. Am enclos-
ing 81 for The Herald another
year don't want TO miss my
old home paper. Yours truly, @.
c. Livengood.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

The program for the eomnnn-
it's meeting TO be held Al Mount
Vale school house on Friday, Feb.
Is. which is largely a home pro-
ducsion. will be as follows
Exercises by the school a.
3 90 a. ~.
Address by Rev. Geo. II. Ellis
at II 90
Duet. Callie Basket. Evange-
line Nelson
The noon hour viii be devoted
dinner
Address by AR. A. f. Wade.
Song by the Mt. Vale quartet.
Comic recitation by Robert II.
KlAstonhcrg.
Round table talk ON farming.
Address by +. Nelson.
Duet. Hazel Rowe. Nina Y.
Lyon.
Address, "What can be expect
ca between teacher and parent. |"
Miss Martin
solo. Mrs. Geo. Pahl.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10
Their Golden Wedding.

on Thursday, February p, Mr..
and Mrs. @. A. Ware. Of this city,
will have been married 80 years,
and they viii observe the date by
having as many Of their children
as can be here TO take a wedding
dinner with them and otherwise
make il a holiday.
The oath is also the birthday Of
both Mrs. Ware and their oldest
son.
These venerable people are
among our most highly esteemed
citizens, and many friends will
extend congratulations upon their
arrival at the golden wedding
mile post, which is the happy at
tainment of comparatively few.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

The committees of the several
community organizations Of Lewis
county are requested to be pres
ent at the general meeting 10 be
held at the Christian church an
mex in Nexperce next Saturday
afternoon at I o'clock. Further
details for the grand county raj
II are to be arranged and impor-
tant features that should be got
ten under way early viii be TAX
en- care Of at this meeting. Your
presence viii help much TO make
our county rally a successive
cannot afford TO fail.
w. w. Nixon. Pres.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10
TWO COMMUNITIES
HOLD MEETINGS
Mohler and Fairview Each Hold
Neighborly Powwows Despite
the Bad Weather.

The community meeting held al
Mohler last Thursday proved 10
be great success. The pupils Of
the Mohler school did themselves
proud. There is a difference IN
the old school Of fifty years ago
and that Of to-day, very much in
favor Of the latter.
The big dinner was one of the
very good parts Of the program
and proved that there Is no lack
on the part Of the mothers in pro-
viding the good things that have
a tendency Of satisfying the crav-
ings of the inner man.
Rev. Geo. Il Ellis spoke IN the
afternoon on the advantages of
the community meetings. Miss
Martin followed with a talk on
school work, and Prof Wade dis
euSsed the smut problem
Officers were elected for the
ensuing term as follows J. ".
Henderson. president: Wm. Harb-
ke. viee-president, and Miss Nel-
son. the efficient teacher Of the
Mohler school. seerctary-freasur-
err President Henderson was Inn
portuned to make an address and
displayed great enthusiasm for
the work in hand. He VIII prove
a splendid leader.
AT Fairview on February /.
very excellent and profitable time
was had, and. as at Mohler, fair
crowd was In atfcndancc III spite
If the unfavorable weather. The
under their capable i'm
strnctor, rendered a program that
was hard 10 beat
After the school program lunch
was served, and, as usual, all the
good things thar the prairie af-
f0rds were ON the tables and their
proved that we have
some of the best culinary artists
% be found anywhere.
Harry Smith favored the crowd
With some Of his ample supply of
.omieal songs. and did a fine job
II Il, too, considering the number
Il times he had just helped his
,late. Rev. Geo. IL Ellis told Of
ome of the things he saw and
earned while in attendance at the
farmers and Housekeepers week
ecently at the State University.
lie felt that all the farmers of the
lrairie could learn something By
ttending these farmer functions
/ the University this time in
larticular about fattening stock
nd then how to cut a beef ami
aal up. and the sort that got the
op prices on the market Prof
Wade gave a good talk ON Smut.
The officers elected 1T this time
re as follows Harry Smith,
Jennie Wester, vice.
resident, and Ole Thompson, sec
etarv.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

Business men and residents pi
the Fiat" IN Nexpcrce are a III.
tie uneasy for fear Of high water
in ease the chinook aud thaw
which has been IN progress since
last Saturday should continue.
True. there is no occasion for
alarm at this time but the SNOW
is getting so full az water that IL
the thaw continues and Il should
break loose with a rush there will
be a new high water mark cstab-
lishcd in Nczpcrce, and we would
warn Oh Of YOU to pile your goods
ON shelves aud counters and take
what extra precauiion you see FIT.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

Morning Star Lodge No. So has
chartered a special train to go to
llo Saturday night and 1t is earn
estly requested that all members
make arrangements to go. Degree
work will be conferred by the Ilo,
Winchester and Nczpcrce lodges.
The train will leave here at 80
sharp. The fare for the round
trip viii be $1.00. Don't miss
this biz treat.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

II. Little. Property 10 the value
0f $4,000 was divided between
the parties By the court The
ease was tried al Moscow on Jan.
3 and attracted considerable ar
tention. The parties were home
steaders 10 years ago in the vicin-
~ Of Wo0dsidc. They have a
married daughter ard an adopted
child seven years old
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10
NEWS OF LEWIS AND
NEIGHBOR COUNTIES
Compiled in Concrete Chapters
for the Quick Perusal Of the
Thousands Interested.

The Idaho labor lien act, * the
1871 legislature. providing that a
laborer shall have his wages i'm.
mediately be has finished his job
or days or week = work, WINS on
Friday held constitutional by the
supreme court ia deciding the
ease OF Harry Olson ~. the ldora
liill Mining Co, sent mp from
Shoshone county.
Lewiston has had - inches of
SHOW this winter. aud 20.f inches
covered the ground there Sunday,
or AZ equivalent Of 2.T2 inches of
water.
A conference Of county attor-
neys vas convened BY Attorney
General Peterson IN Boise Tues
day. primarily 20 seenrc uniform
action in foreelosing delinquent
tax certificates ~ provided by an
aef al the last legislature.
The Chinook wind which rapid.
II reduced the SNOW 10 aqua pnra
the first of the week was quite a.
general over the Inland Epmirc
IS was the storm which gave this
territory Is record depth of SNOW.
Judge Steele opened district
court at GrnngcVillc Monday,
with five criminal and 81 civil
rases pending. or the latter eight
are for divorce
AZ Lewiston last Saturday,
with the close Of the term of the
district court. Sheriff I.ydon
threw away. by court order, six
eases. Is jugs. two kegs and one
barrel of whisky. three barrels Of |
beer. one ease Of ale, two kegs of
wine. one can of alcohol aud scv.
eral eases Of mixed liquors nnd .
miscellaneous assortment of bot
Ties of beer. whisky and alcohol,
seized since the last term Of court 4
and held Tor evidence at this
term.
Geo. A. Langley, a y. II. Sec
tion hand at Gcncsee. last Satilr.
day filed suit against the road
for $4,000 damages for receiving
a crushed foot while handling
stcel rails.
The warehouse Of the Cotton.
wood Hardware Co collapsed
Friday from the weight Of snow
on the roof. The building was a
total wreck and much damage
was done to the vchiclcs and ma
ehincry Il housed. A large she'd
shellering Frank Tcrahr's thresh-
ing outfit. etc, also went down
with serious results to the ma
chiuery
Cottonwood shipped eight cars
Of hogs 10 coast markets last
week. or one-third Of the train Of
"a cars that left the prairie count
~.
Bert Schnell brought in about
a thousand pounds Of field peas
raised out on his farm, ,
which arc being supplied to The
farmers Of the prairie. Bert had /,
d good crop OF field peas this
year, which proves that the pra-
irio is well adapted to growing
this splendid forage crop.
Free Press.
Heavy snow wrecked what was
once the residence Of Idaho 5 first
territorial governor, Governor c
Lyon. at Lewiston Monday. /
Boat service between Lewiston e
md Asotin was resumed yestcr. n
lay, and II is expected general v
service on the lower Snake viii n
DO taken up BY next week. =
Judge Steele OF the district n
sourt has granted b divorce IN the Il
,ase Of Fredereka Little vs.. Chas 4
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10

IN keeping with our policy Of having the
best to offer you when you deal with as
we have added the MAJESTIC line Of
ranges.
The recollection Of quality remains long after
the price Is forgotten, still, when you figure the
real honest material, weight, workmanship,
beauty and ability Of the MAJESTIC you are
getting more for your money.
We have large assortment Of Stoves,
Cheap Ranges. Good Ranges, Better Ranges
and Best Ranges.
Call and see for yourself. 1t is pleasure for
Us to show you the line.
Yours for good service,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-02-10
LOcAL RRTEFs.

Inc IfrdtNs ~ per year.
# Next Monday is 81. Nalentinei
day.
Weather is warm and spring
like.
Mrs. Mike O'conner is reported
on the sick list this week.
John Rothlesborg. Of Grange
vile, was in town Monday.
Boys drop in and spend a plea.
SAINT evening. e. @. Earrar.
Frank Zolber was over from his
ranch near Vollmer Monday.
G. w. Felt left Tuesday for a
short business trip TO Spokane.
W. W Lomax and wife, Of
kamiah. we're in town Saturday.
}. d. Schadi. Of Peek, was a
Nezperce visitor the foreparf OF
the week.
Andy Huhnen, Of the Caribel
country. Was in town the first Of
the week.
Glenn Carey is having electric
lights and power installed at his
ranch north Of town.
Lew Clark reports a big crowd
and q good sale al his place south
Wesi OF town Monday.
Milton Barnes and wife are re-
ioicing over the birth Of a big
boy. born February l.
All the river country from
Lewiston 10 Portland is threat
ened with a serious flood.
Geo. w. Robinson reports the
sale of fine Howard piano 10
r. w. Walters and family.
just feed the game birds a lit
lie longer and as soon as the SNOW
is gone they will be able 10 hustle
for themselves.
l.. W. Robinson and on Hague
wood have a force Of men clean
ing up the wreck at the Christ
man warehouse.
Mrs. c. w. Blackman, Of OPP
poFiunity. Wash, arrived in Nex-
perez last Friday for a visit with
her daughter. Mrs. r. r. Blake
more.
Daniel Hoover viii hold a big
public sale at his place two miles
east Of Nexpercc on Thursday, |
February oath. Watch for bills
and ad. in next week : paper.
Workmcn have been busy the
past week shoveling snow out Of |
he creek bed in order to prevent
he same from damming up and
the town when the snow
goes off.
Sheriff NJ. II. Paige returned
lomc Sunday night from San An
yelo, Texas, having in custody
Horace Mitchell. who is wanted
lerc TO answer to the charge of
grand larceny.
Abe Fuller and family moved
nut to the ranch Tuesday and
ew Clark, the Union Tea Store
proprietor, moved in today ard is
low in charge and would like to
AVE his friends and the people Of
Sezperce and vicinity call on him
vhen in need of anything in his
inc
A daughter was born to Mr.. |.
nd Mrs. Curtis j. Miller in this
ity on the 5th instant. The little
Hiss and her mother are said 10 be
loing finely, and Curtis, wen, he
as hcen able to sit up and talk /,
Ivc stock and on other ordinary !
0hiects little since the happy ,
rival.
h. b. Cross and wife expect to
ave Monday for their new home !
4 Axiom, Ohio, where Mr.. Cross !
ill accept a position in a big tire :
manufacturing concern. Good II
lex folks and If you ever feel !
Ike coming back 10 Idaho the !
eople Of Nezpcrcc will be glad n
, see you.
Frank Hilton purchased the II
sal estate, loan and insurance J
usiness from A. G.. Gross the /
rst of the week and has taken d
He win maintain his Il
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
BIG REWARD FOR
 SHERIFFS SLAYER
Posses Are Searching for Outlaw Who Killed Louisiana Official While Attempting Arrest

Opelousas, La, July 1S.-Helaire Carrere, former convict and fugitive from justice, who Sunday night shot and killed Marion l.. Swords. sheriff of St. Landry parish, and wounded two negro guides, was still at large tonight according to reports from members of posses who returned here after an unsuccessful days hunt. Bloodhounds late today took Carriere s trail from the spot, about 15 miles from here, where he hid when he fired upon the sheriff from ambush, followed it for several miles through woods and swamps and then lost it on the public road. Sew eral posses were tonight guarding a swamp in which Carriere was believed to be hiding. Other posses were travelling towards large section of woods about 30 miles from the scene of the shooting, where they believe Carriere had fled after procuring horse.
 The authorities were informed today by kirse6fK Carriere. who are numerous in this VI inity, that the fugitive had told them he expected to sell his life deafis Two rifles and large supply cf cartridsss ss were carried by Carriere, it was stu ed.
 Rewards aggregating slooo for the cap ture. dead pr alive, of Carriere were of sered totiAt by the state. parish and f.o,llsiana Sheriffs' association. Efforts were hellis made tonight to increase the reward 70 $7500 by soliciting $loo from ss cry snefiif In the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
AMERICAN TROOPS
 ID BE WITHDRAWN
 FROM MEXICO SOON
This Information Is Official ly Transmitted to Car ranza's Secretary of
 War by Rodgers

Mexico City, July 1S.-James Linn government, informed the Mexican secre- tary of war today that the American ex- peditionary forces in Mexico. would be gradually withdrawn from Mexican ter ritory Mexican commissioners have been designated to reach a settlement of the States
 Washington, July 1S.-Elzeo Arredondo Mexican ambassador designate, called on Secretary of State Polk today just be- fore the latter went to the White House for the cabinet meeting. It Is understood Mr. Arredondo had received instructions from his government approving a tenta- tive plan for the, settlement of differ. ences with the United States by means of joint international commission
 There are indications that Harry F. Fletcher, ambassador designate to Mex ico, will head the three American conn missioners if the plan Is adopted.
 MT. Arredondo later said formal an nouncement of the plan to be followed might be expected before the end of the week.. @.
 Members of the cabinet after their meeting said whether commission would be agreed upon to settle the diff ferences the question had not been finally determined.
 General Funston asked the war depart ment today for $5O0,00o to construct tenn porary shelters for army horses and mules along the border.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
AKED COMES HOME
 TO CONSULT FORD
Says He Is Not Satisfied With Work of the Peace Congress in
 Europe

New York, July 1s.-The Rev. Dr.. Charles F. Aked of San Francisco, and Miss Emily Balch of Wellesley college. American delegates to the neutral con ference for continuous mediation, which is the outhgrowth of Henry Ford's peace expedition, and has been sitting in Stock holm reached New York today aboard the liner Frederick VIII, on their way to consult with MT. Ford regarding fur ther work for peace
 Dr. Aked asserted that he was bitterly opposed to the congress recently an- nounced programme of peace, which, he said, the British minister at Stockholr' called even more favorable to the entente allies than the programme they them selves would have drawn up. He said he would not return to Europe unless Mir. Ford agreed with him in much greater concentration of authority and complete change of policy. He declared that from now on the negotiations must be 'infor- mal intimate and private rather than so extensively public''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-19
GudrdSn1en Are Fired
 On By Mounted MeNicans
 While Pdtrollin9 Border

The shooting occurred in an isolated district about three miles down the river from Fl Paso The Massa achusetts com
 pany was doing patrol duty in this sec tion.
 Captain Hickey said that throughout the day small parties of Mexicans ap- peared from time to time on the Mexican
 bank of the river, which is about 300 yards wide at this point. Then. he said. mounted detachment appeared, most of the hoi semen wearing red serapes.
 The Mexicans rode up to the river bank, discmounted and deployed as skirmishers. creeping through the underbrush which dotted the rivers edge One of the Mex jeans fired his rifle, the bullet crossing the river and. according to Private Charles Prescott of Natick. Mass, drop ping at his feet.
 The Americans returned the fiiH anc by the time the reserves reached the river to reinforce them they had driven the Mexicans back to their horses. Before reaching the picket line, however the militiamen assert, one of the Mexican stumbled and fell into clump of grsa se, wood and did not arise.