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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-07-21
HERNDON FOR SECRETARY
OF STATE.

Roy b. TIerndon wil become q
DemocI attic candidate for The ONCE
OF secretary OF state, very much t.
the qualification of his home friends,
who know him best Early In tie
year, when party leaders Throughout
the state we're casting about for
available men IA make up the ticket.
Mr.. Herndon aas frequently appeal
ed 70 to enter tile race for this Office,
for which II ~as generally recognized
his quail ifications are first class Tnis
request became insistent NiChiu the
last few weeks, with the hope Of the
non-orfice seekers OF all parties that
the land board OF which the secret.
AIRY OF state becomes member, may
have a thorough cleaning up the
task being regarded as hopeless II
left 90 the party henchmen domlOat-
Ing II for many yrats lending It's
money tO themselves, with numer
Gus scandalous defaults and Irregular
tiles In their Official conduct
iIerndon IL regarded as meeting the
requirements for clean man To I'll
this office, without alliances or atfili-
atlons, above which IL Is impossi BILE
for tine politician OF tile dominant
party In this state To rise. llern-
don has never been mixed up III
any Of the Carey act failures and
disappointment and would he accept.
able To the numerous settlers on
these tracts AZ fair and square mun,
Who knows land vaIues. lie has tir,t
rate executive ahiu@ withaI being
a courteous, kindly gentleman. lie
has served AS member OF the Idaho
house OF representatives aud at pres
ent holds the ONCE OF postmaster Vi
SALMON.
II the people OF Idaho are ready to
rid themselves OF the bunch Of pro-
Iessional politicians who have plapu-
ed them for these many years, they
Will elect men like Herndon To stand
with Governor Alexander In turning
the Tascals out.
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Notice for Publication.
NNIlAI 80. nlN1NN

NPildl NO, DIOigO.
Department Of the Interior L. ).
aaa1 ONCE III HALEY, Idaho. July
ljtus 1916
Notice is hereby given that Wal.
ter l. Thompson, Of North Fork,
liaho, who, on January 18th, 1912,
nude Homestead Entry, No. OlO796,
for tract Of % acres within salmon
National Forest described as follows
NAkAEi NEt NWt EfNE4NE4 y.
At~N / \ ia \ III, EfNE4NW+NE4.
E#>Et NNt \ E4, aud SWt SEA NN4
MA >ce, p; E4SEt SEA. FL SWtSEt
SCI and SEAS Et \ EtSEt, See. IA, and a
tract OF II o7 acres within Salmon
National Forest, Apr Nimalely
n ausuFyeyed section ID, Twp q N
X q f h. NJ designed as home
Il al survey, Ne l59, list No. 4-5O5,
described bY notes and bounds as fol.
Ioas Beginning at corner No. |
IDENTICAL with the corner common
IL ttion. IL, "A, y and "A. Town
snip - \. Range u T.: extending
thence North along line bet tween see
tiaus II ard Ia, ~. ~ chains to cor.
uer Ne. -, thence ). 50 degrees rs
mia ~ 400 chains to corner No.
5 thence \. . degrees min. Il
t+.w chains 10 corner No. 4: thence
,. 80 degrees 81 min. " .99io
et#ins t0 tgfner No. 3; thence \ d
degrees ! miu, =. 10 chains to cor.
ner NJ d, tHenGe ) 50 degrees So
Isl m, r., mta chains Ia corner No
thence \. D degrees and min
T.. chains a. conner No. ). thence
:. so degrees 81 min T. 1919 chains
20 corner No p. thence ;. de.
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Notice for Publication.
SeriaI No. OSb9l.

NbIIdl ANb. bt1O'I.
Department of the Interior, u. ).
Land Once at HALEY, Idaho, july },
1916
NOTICE is hereby given that Rob-
erL Demont, Of GibbOnsVille, Idaho,
who, on October Still, 1910, made For
est homestead entry, No. OS69l, Tor a
tact of 81. II acres within Salmon Ma
tiOnal Forest approximately in Sesc-
tiOns IS and 80 in unsurVeyed To"n-
ship 70 North, Range u East and
Section |, Township IS North, Range
u f. Boise Meridian, designated as
II. +. S. No. 90, list ABA, described
by metes-and- bounds as follows: Be
ginning at corner No. | from which
Z. $. Mineral Monument No. |,
Dahlonega Mining District bears n.
80 degrees OF minutes f.. 65.S7 chains
distance, thence 5 A degrees 80 min
uteS + ii 46 chains to corner No. ,
thence ). 30 degrees II minutes ".
, 81 chains to corner No. 3; thence ;.
81 degrees 90 minutes +. 4.Sl chains
to corner No, 4; thence s. 81 degrees
O5 minutes +. 226 chains to corner
No. ); thence 5. 80 degrees 20 min
utes v. 3. 80 chains to corner No, 6;
thence 5. 80 degrees 33 minutes f.
! So chains to corner No !: thence S.
- degrees 80 minutes L. 30 chains
to corner No. &; thence 5. 3 degrees
10 minutes Il. 1000 chains to corner
No. 8; thence S y degrees % min
utes +, 2l7 chains to corner No. 10;
thence s. 20 negroes 81 minutes " g..
% 90 chains to corner No. II: thence
y, 10 degrees Is minutes ". IL 40
chains to corner No II; thence n %
degrees 30 minutes +. Is 90 chains to
corner No, ID; thence n Is degrees
IS minutes W. 300 chains to conner
No. IA thence \ 40 degrees IS min.
utes ". % 30 chains to corner No.
10; thence \. 80 degrees 90 minutes
h. ll.25 chains to corner No. |, the
place Of beginning has filled notice of
intention to make final five year
Proof, TO establish claim to the land
above described, before Allen G.. Mer-
rift, L. ), Commissioner, at Salmon,
Idaho, on the LIST day of Septembe
1915.
Claimant names. as wines eS:
John " OStrander, John f., Dun
ton, Fred =. Dunton, George Bauer,
all nf Gibbnnsville, Idaho
BEN r. GRAY, Register
July IA Aug IL
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Notice for Publication.


Z. ). Land ONCE, HALEY, Idaho,
June 10th, 1916,
sNOTCE is hereby given that a J..
Roy Buchanan OF Salmon, County OF
Lemhi, State II IdaH0, has filed in
this office his application to enter
under the provision Of Sections 2306
or 2307 the following described land,
viz: the Sc a NE 4 OF Sec II,
Township is n, Range % f., of the
Boise Meridian.
ANY aud all persons claiming adj
VerseIy the land, described or desir-
ing 20 object because OF the mineral
character Of the land, or for any 9TH
er reason, to tae disposal to appli-
cant SHOULD file their afidavits OF
protests in this Office, on or before
the 10th day of August, 1916.
BEN K. GRAY Register.
June 23-July 81
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Notice for Publication.
serial No 0ll437

Department of the Interior. g. :.
l. Lah &C. once at HALEY. Idaho. June
~, Notice is hereby given that Hiram
!. "a lSon, OF Leadore. Taano. who
on May -, 1912. made Homssta sio
Entry. No oll+51, Tor + 1, NJ a.,
\ + a 81 "a SEE, : ana sly |, NJ
2 StecJlon :, Township l6 \. 3anqe
= r. Boise Meridian. has filed noti9oe
o. Intention To make Final 3-yeaI
ttool' 10 establish claim to the land
Norphey. [. ) CommiSsi,na-
Junction. Idaho, on tie lQtG day a.
August, 1916 ""' u
Claimant names rs witnesses.
N III IN Neana, Carl A. Carlson
NeiS +. Carlson. Richard v. FIejdel
al. OF L5adnre Idaho. 's'"e ;
tToot made under Act June ii 1919
,...-, BEN r GRAY. Re1ister
June 5n-luly = 's'ei'
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Notice of Contest.

Department of the Interior. l.. :.
Land Otiice, HALEY, Idaho
To Walter NJ Oungst OF unknown
addresses, ConteStee
You are hereby notified that John
II, Hill who gives Salmon, Idaho, as
his post office address, did ON Nav
LIST, 1919 file in this ONCE his duly
corrohoratsd application to contest
and secure the cancellation OF your
Homestead Entry No, Serial No. O776O
made March 18th, 1910, for Sc |,
Sec, b, Township p ~, Range d
f., Boise Meridian, and IA grounds
Tor his contest he alleges that resi-
dence has not been established ON
the land since said entry was made
You are, therefor further uOtiRed
that the said allegations viii be TAX
en- as confessed aud your said entry
Will be cancelled without further
right to be heard, either before this
ofhce or on appeal, II you fail to tie
IN this office within twenty DAYS after
the FOURTH publication of this no
hce, as shawn below, your ANSWER
under oath, specifically responding Ia
the allegations Of contest. togefhe-
with due proof that you served A
copy 81 your answer ON tile said con-
teStant either in person or hv REGIS
tered mail
You should state In your answer
the name OF the post utiics to which
you deSlrs turthur notices to be sent
tD Won >''
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Notice for Publication.

'SiAal ~. Ull~oD.
Department of tie Interior l. :
Land ONCE at HALEY, Idaho, June
-, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given thai
Charles Il, Stoll. # salmon, Idaho.
Who, on August Pad, 1912, made Des,
SN L " > Sc II, ana NE L, SE /,
Section >, Township Is North, Range
% East, Boise Meridian. has lid mo-
zee Of intention to make final Proof,
60 establish claim to tie land alb We
described, before Allen {. Merritt,
Z, ,. Commissioner. at Salmon, Ida
no, on the 10Th day of August. 1915
Claimant names as witnesses.
william u; RuSk, of Leadore, Ida
no; Frank Walter, of Lpadore, Ida
no; Martin Burgrenn. of Leadnre
Idaho; Ernest R. Benedict. of Lead,
ore, Idaho.
zen r. GRAY. Register,
June so July Is '''0''
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-07-21
LEGAL ADVERTISING

PAHSIHARDI PRECINCT: SHall
H..4 aII tnar ptrt pt Lemhi coun-
III. drained bv the salmon riyer IRON
the North end Of trpnk 5 Canyon t.
l.e mouth Of ghs Pahsimaroi river.
a.d all JHat pHfl Of Lemni county
drained Jy JUe PaHslmariO river,
nu g. mouth Ip TO An East aud
West line drawn through the center
ot see y Towns HIp II y. K y T..
~ NJ, and running from the PAN
s.m4U us.J to The summit Of the
mountain Pa uge 1etweeeH the Lemhi
md T. marai valleys Polling
Place. sci oil House At May.
PATTERSON pEECINCTt Shal.
l8luHe atl t.at part # Lemhi county
bounded a- Ea.luAs. Commencing 1T
Eue PahsImargi river on an East and
Aa-t lime HfaWu through the center
yJ Seq s, T3@r~bIp IA y. X. - h..
VI and running thegce East +"
rNr summit Of the range Of noun
ans between the Lemhi and Pah-
iuarni valleys, thence southerely
along sand range Of mountains TO the
Huta o. Htg creek, thence down Big
creek 20 tue iahslmaroi river, thence
Hoeu the PaHsiWaroi river to thu
place of 5egtHnioog Polling Place
Patterson ~cn10 House.
BAKER pRECINCT: Sfall in
alude alt that part Of Lemhi county
drained 1y the Lemhi riVer from the
John IIUghe~ Lane down 10 the east
ijue Of Township y y. Il. y +. B..
~, which linz IS about one quarter
Of mile above tile john Morgan
ranch Polling Place, Public Han
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Notice for Publication.
Serial No. Ol959I

Serial NO. Ol9JHt
department of the Interior. Z. >
Land once at Haley, Idaho, July IT,
1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that Is
raeI Cannon, of Salmon, Idaho, VINO
on March -, 1915, made Hon esIeao
entry. No. Ol9597 for Lot /, SIC: T.
+. Il North, r. % East and \ + a
ST a and Lot /, Section 81, Town
ship y North, Range % East, BOISE
Meridian, has filed notice OF inten'
tion to make Final three year Proof,
10 establish claim TO tire land above
described before Allen {. Merritt
e. :. Commissioner, at salmon, lda'
10. on the llth day of September.
1916
Chimant names as witnesses:
George Geertson, Elijah Schofeld,
ST., William l. Beattie, Simon W,
nlxon all of salmon, Idaho.
BEN X. GRAY, Register
July 2l-Aug. Is,
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
DESCRIPTION OF PRECINCTS
AND LOCATION OF POLLING
PLACES.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN
thAt Tor she primary election u h.
held on the NTH day Of September
1910, and Tor the general election L.
oe held on Tuesday, tie Seyeutlf dsy
OF November, 1915 registration may
oe made up to nine o'clock +. NJ. on
TIE Filth DAY Of August, aud at any
lin! on and after tie Sixth day of
september up 10 9 block p NJ ON
thS seventh day Of October, 1915.
mat TIE Clerk of the District
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-07-21

TX" Lists 1880 100, !.
R RESTORATION III III ~ Y.
La al, ! DS IN NATIONta
rs | Notice is hereby given.
| lands described beIox S'ea
~ 90 acres, within the
Chall,s National Forests. n
De Subject to settlement 81
under the provisions Of n
sGead laws Of the United n
the the act Of June Ii, l9oe
233l at the United States
HALEY, Idaho, on Septemba,s
Any settler who has actasisa
good faith claiming any Of u
for agricultural purnos ~ y
January |, 1906, and has y
doned same, has a Preference
make a homestead entrg +
actually occupied. Said ~
lis ed upon tt e appIjcgtinns
persons mentioned below ~.
preference right subject to h
right of any such settler
such settler or applicant L
IT, make homestead entry
preference right is exercised
September l6, 1916, on whirhE
lands viii ne subject to 81
and entry by any Qualified \.
tract Of III 10 acres, within h
probably be when SURVEYED !
Is, Il and %, Il. ~ n. R h
NJ, described as follows, n,
at Corner No. /, a pine Dos,
HI whence a lOdgepole hin
in in diameter bears s XII
W., AZ Oh. FSMH bears !. Ii
30 minutes W., 9 Is chs, a
thence s. rs degrees Is minns
chs. thence S. 81 degrees
chs. thence N. A degrees 30l
W, 70. Is chs; thence n. i
W, Is chs, to the place Of be,
application of Adelaid KI
Salmon, Idano; List 4 1890
of 70. 80 &C es, within what i
ably be when surveyed Sec.
N, r II Il. described as
Beginning at CJrner No. /
with Corner Mol of 1t. E S.
extending thence S, "a degres
% chs. thence ~ IS degrees
Chs. thence S. Is degrees
chs. thence 5 81 degrees v.
thence 5. Sc degrees 40 min
81 chs. ;thence n. 3 degrees
chs, to he place of begun
| plicati0n of Andrew f. lie
Cove, idaho; List 1881. A
III acres, within what will
when surveyed Sc. Is, T. II
E., described as follows B
a Corner No. l, identical
Andrew E. Lee homestead c.
5 marked Fl Els So; extendil
n. 43 degrees 30 minutes
chs. thence N. 2 degrees 30
E., l4.54 chs. thence S. 8
E., 80 chs, ; thence 5, 29 de-
% 43 chs. thence ). 43 q
minutes E., 1882 chs; thel
degrees 10 minutes W, 49,
the place of beginning, ap
II George & Miller, Myers G
Pbo List 1893 June Is, l9l
PARROT, Acting AssistI
missi Jner of tue General La
July l4-Aug. /.
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LEGAL ADvERr,e,

ed States Land Office -
June 2, 1916. HALEY
NOTICE Is HRpp,
that Gustaye Pahst A y
Wisconsin, as trustee y, y, Ny
non Dredging CoIn,a,o.f tn
1915, filed his appIiestii,a, o
O2Ol62 to en- Ell, urdes Y y
0 Sec iors 23O6 ~ s sie 3
Statutes Of the Unitea ~ ~
lowing described lana o'ats
VIZ NV 4 SN i. Sec,,
snip ship = North, Range V: y \.
Any and all persons !,
yersely he lands descr,tcalss f
ing to object, because ~ ogs ].
character Of the land ~ !. Y
er reasons, to the disnos.Ii ~ .
pllcanU, should file tbeis y
protest IN this 0ftie an :. ~ Y
gust II, 1915. - Y
- BEN R. GRAY, j
June 23-J July Il.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Peter Maronh ae0ss ss 81
Notice is hereby given by -
detsigned, A. G, Cherry Ne No
traitor Of the estate OF Peter = i
dece assd, to the creditors o. ~ i
persons having claims az .@ q
said deceased. to exhibit ia =
the necessary vouchers NV us !
months after the first pu oilg 49,
this notice to the said admlnRdI ~
at Salmon. in Lemhi county,
Dated June 18th, 1910, ,,ppy
A. c. CHEkIh.i.,,
Administrator OF the LS
Peter MaronI, de0s"
June 3O-July q.
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BEN Il. GRAY. Register
~, WIN I. HEWS, Rece tver
Date 2nd publicst n Inns IN to}g
late Bird publicraion mi, ~
i'ate +th publication, July Il. l4l6
Notice for Publication.
Serial No. 02o224.

7 HIUeH States Llnd Otice, HaiIey-
Idaho, June 10th, 1915.
NpIlCE is hereby given that
hoy huchanan of Salaon. Cou1fv NJ
Lemhi, Stlte of Idaho. has rfe4 in
TINS Office his application IL enter NM n.
ger tue provision OF Sec. 2306 nr a{n-
revised Statutes OF the Vnira5
states, the following described lana
VIZ: tile Sc i SW4 of Sec. - Tan.
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Notice for Publication.

Serial No O20lSl.
department of the Interior. Unit.
Ii states Land Othce, HALEY. Idaho
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Notice for Publication

r.. Serial No. U20ls2.
department OF the Interior Unit.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07

Washington, Feb. 7-Secretary Lansing denied today
that demands had been made in the Lustania at
time when Germany considered the negotiations prac
tically at end. He speaking of Berlin dispatches
quoting references by Dr. Zimmerman, German under
secretary for foreign affairs to the new demands Sec
reta1y Lansing said: The United States has not in
creased its demands in the Lusitana set forth in
its notes of May 49, June and July 21 doubt if Dr. Z-
norman made the statement that new demands had
been injected because he must know that it is utterly
false
Secretary Lansing did not discuss DR. Zimmerman s
statement further. When Zimmeman's statement was
published here his reference to demands taken
to apply to the possible construction the word egal
in the proposed form of settlement. The only ground
American officials could find for constituting that
bodyng demand the possibility that might be
considered applicable not alone to the destruction of
neutras the Lustania but also to the method by
which she sunk Secretary Lansing expects to confer
with the president today He made known at the state
department that he considered the situation unchanged
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
SENATOR LEWIS MAY
SOUND THE KEYNOTE

st. Louis, Feb Pursuant TO the
call of Chairman William F. McCombs,
the members of the committee on ar
rangements are to hold a meeting at
the Hotel jefferson tomorrow to form
ulate plans. for the Democratic national
convention to be held here in June.
The choice of a temporary chairman
for the convention is likely to be an
interesting subject of discussion at the
meeting. although no definite action in
the matter is likely to be taken at this
time. So far Senator James Hamilton
Lewis of Illinois appears to be the man
most prominently mentioned for the
honor of sounding the keynote of the
national convention.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
Minnesota TO HONOR
Her FIRST SENATOR

Washington, Feb. Tomorrow an
other statue is to be added to the coll
lection of marble and bronze reproduce
tions of the statesmen. patriots and
soldiers of the republic who have been
honored by the states which they
served. The latest addition to the
American hall of fame in the capitol
is to be the statue Of Henry M. Rice. a
gift to the nation from the state OF
Minnesota. Mr.. Rice was pioneer OF
Minnesota and one of its first two rep
sentatives in the United States senate.
The Rice memorial statue is of Italian
marble, and was made by Frederick e.
Triebel, the New York sculptor The
unveiling of the statue Tomorrow is to
be attended with interesting cere-
monica
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
Gamers Meet in Louisville.

Louisville, KY, Feb. From Maine,
Maryland and New Jersey in the east
to California, Oregon and Washington
in the west, delegates assembled in
Louisville today to attend the annual
convention of the National Gamers
association. Four days will be spent in
the consideration of a wide variety of
problems of importance to those en-
gagged in the canning industry. The
canning of all foods from corn to
kraut will be discussed. In conjunc-
tion with the convention there is an
elaborate display of machinery under
the auspices of the National Canning
Machinery and Supplies association.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07

British blockade under the orders In
council, according to the German view,
and reprisals should not be applied to
neutrals. The tentative communication
also STAGES that the method of conduct
ing submarine warfare in the North
sea has been modified because of
friendship for the United States and
because of the fact that American lives
had been lost.
In this last connection. 1t was said
last night that it was within the range
of possibilities that some reference
might be made in the preface of the
communication, shold 1t be transmitted
formally to the United States, to the
correspondence in the Arabic case In
a note to Secretary Lansing on Septem-
ber 2. Count Won Bernstorff, the Ger
man ambassador, wrote that his in
structions concerning our answer to
your last Lusitania note contain the
following passage: Liners will not be
sunk by our submarines without warn
ing and without regarding the safety of
lives of non combatants, provided that
the liners do not try to escape or offer
resistance"
These Instructions have not yet been
made formal in connection with the
Lusitania case directly. At the time of
the receipt of the communication, Sec
retary Lansing declared that it ap-
peared to be "a recognition OF the fun
damentai principles for which we have
contended."
Official and diplomatic circles are
anxiously awaiting the publication of a
statement concerning the Lusitania ne
gotiations which Secretary Lansing
said Saturday night might be made
within the next few days. The state
ment, it was considered, might be
forthcoming at any time after Presi-
dent Wilson and Secretary Lansing
discuss the proposal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
Rossa's Daughter a Bride.

New York, Feb. LEADERS of the
Irish patriotic societies of New York
and vicinity turned out in full force
for the wedding today of Miss Eileen
O'Donovan Rosa, youngest daughter
of the late O'Donovan Rosa, the noted
Irish patriot, and John f. MCGOWAN. a
train dispatcher in the employ of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad Their
romance began five years ago when
Mr.. MCGOWAN met miss Rossa at the
institution of Court Eileen, Daughters
of Isabella, which was named in her
honor, at Stapleton, L. |. Today's we'd
ding was solemnized in St. Peters Ro-
man Catholic church, at New Brighton,
Staten island. where O'Donovan Rossa
passed the declining years of his life.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
GREAT COALITION
OF LABOR FORCES
ISN0WPR0POSED
Four Great Unions of Rail
way Employees May Unite
With the United Mine
Workers in Demands.

New York, Feb. Labor leaders
here say a movement is under way to
bring about concerted action by mem
bers of the four great unions OF rail-
way employees and the United Mine
Workers in demands for increased
wages and shorter working days. If
the plan becomes effective 1t would
bring about combined action by $780,
900 men and affect the mining fields of
Pennsylvania. Colorado and the south.
1t was said w. S. Carter, president of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
eers and Firemen and w. G. Lee, pres
ident of the Brotherhood of Railway
trainmen, had approved the plan. 1t
is reported President White of the
miners is opposed to the coalition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-07
YOUTH ARRAICNFD
ON THE CHARGE OF
KILLING MOTHER

Buffalo, N. Y. Feb. John Edward
Teiper was arraigned in the supreme
court today charged with murder in the
first degree for killing his mother. Mrs.
Agnes NJ. Teiper, on Jan. 30. A motion
to admit the prisoner to bail was de-
MED.
The condition Of Miss Grace ]. Teiper
has shown no Improvement and little
hope is held out that she will ever be
able to tell the story of the tragedy in
which her mother and brother lost their
lives. The first story was that a negro
highwayman assaulted and then robbed
the automobile party.