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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
Menu Suggestions
Breakfast.

Breakfast.
Cereal Peaches
Stcwed Kidneys
Baking Powder Biscuits
Coffee.
Lunch.
Cheese Custards
Olive and Egg Sandwiches
Pineapple Sherbet Cookies
Dinner.
Vegetable Soup
Lamb Chops New Potatoes
String Bcans Rhubarb Conserve
Tomato and Cheese Salad
Hot Waters Cherry Pie
Coffee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05

marriage OF her sister. Holen Coona.
and Williams A. Green.
She was daughter OF the late Franz,
Coons' or this county and Minnesota,
and nieco OF Warren u. Coons clerl
OF tho county. She 10 survived by -
brother and sister in Minnesota, ana
five other sisters, Mrs. Huntstrother
Mrs. Roger A. Bickers, Mrs. w. A.
Jean Coons. and one brother. AlexanIor
Coons. all OF Culpeper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
Detective whit, n.,s

BR1STOI. VA, Juno 1.-Euren.
White. for years a special officer of
tho Southern Railway and later a suc-
cessful private detective here. died
to-day. He was forty-two years old
down Rev. B. 4. Moody, an eyanne,,s,
who eloped with tho wife of n promi,
nent Southwest Virginia farmer. Moody
was recently sent to the Federal peni.
Tertiary Mt Atlanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
An Excellent aste

One tablespoonful OF brown HuRnr
added to two tnblcspoOnfuin of flour
aud three or cold water anu cooked,
sfirrinE constantly, until creamy,
mnkeS most excellent pRHtc.
Makes a splendid sizing where wall
paper refuses 10 stick 10 painted
will.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05

collar ere in one piece. with circular
protection piece OF embroidered ha-
tiste In the soft yellow.
The girl who looks we'll in frocks of
simple line and rather severe design
VIII take to this model with alacrity
and enthusiasm. Tho original came
from the house of Peggy. who In rival
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
Useful
Hints
WHO'S GUILTY?
4th Story, The Silent Shame
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author of seThc Silver BUTTERFLY "Tho
BAsck Pearl" "Sally Snltn Etc.
(NoVelixed from the series OF photo
plays of the snme name released pt
Pathe Exchange aud shown at tho VIC
tor Theater.)
Copyright, 1915, Mrs. Wilson woodrow
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Sui biemme bos Seius. iao bar De
oog, bois De fenoer Ben ianoe
Sulegl9oe, fun oct enc gnife for
Oig, at on oaIaa mtoa eie ben 5reo
o. ben ~@leoe, JON ban, Sulens
6prite, ifaber I fine 9erns 9ierter.
Saa oiG o0Iaa ben Tag mart OPP
rinoe, ga on boIoer Sui meo Dine
fare biernme Dos Seins. Bel er
SliletrGets @lnns ifsn at ie, men
Sein Serlig6eo er ifennere at ifie.
Bel er 5nmiliefreOien oeilig, men
@nglenes og De i%relites Sfarers
are0s er BOG Iangt o%eiIioere. Bel
er pore berIiae SuIeiaInlers SLANG
ifen, iipr naor Ben lpOer ira Sier.
let, men ifsnnere er ooe Oe i%relites
9opinng ior 9ronen. Gao os Der.
for / ooisie Gage" bereOe os til
SuIegIp0en paa roen Gag.
Set ifGnfe os @ilo / Gaaoel
5. g. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Maa ieg iao til iioit beoe Dig
ON at Ieie | sin 9ibeI ON Gem.
p eIauI6et. Solomon brugte |
SeriioIens mG9ti9e @nOsbns. IN
timber oct / 1 Song. 7, 47-51, Oh
9. arsn. A, 1872. Der blep inrl.
oeIia life iporet paa oct qgte Me.
tai.
8i er SUBS 9us % Strife MI
bDgget al Ieoenoe Stene.
Gao SiertetempIerne oe Wenig.
be0Stemplerne blipe Impffeoe nieo
9roens Cub. 9a6 ale 2eoIfaberne
Ser bliOer Oonneoe al Greens cole
WietaI; altere, Sfaale, 9pffener,
0ere, 99ngiler: alt al Bul0l SDao
Der life er al FRO er SpnO; men
boao Der er al ben ianoe Gro, oct
bar bans 8eIbebng og niI blipe bel.
iignet al bam.
% ioa blep Der en00o troOs Sen
ooerilsOiae Drug al Biilo meget
~tiIoDers, iom SaIomon Iaa0e |
|@errens Silies Sfatfammer. Ma
ia Oct Sfntfammer bar ct 5iliaIe,
Ell ailT9ger ogina Dos os | Sen
foreneoe airfe, bbor ri fan bringe
|Seius bort SuIeoffer. Oct er 9laos
'o9 3rang bna0e ior sit % nit
|@nl0 % @aber. 9reb at Igie Rap-
meme pna 9empeIfiiterne 0erinoe.
Snore Misiion, 9reosmisIion, gore
Yaisiion, @pIosinoiomlingen, trGn-
|genoe Br9lter % Frniteenfer, $50.
l%emisiion, Wormonmisiion, 9erne-
bienmuene, SeIiebiemmet og aIoers-
boile / 9ruib o. /. Der fio6er Sc
ius peO oisie Sitter (Wanrf. ~, Al
SfnI ban 6ape ben 8lpoe at Ie
@nlo0nlerne at trille | aiiterne |
oenne SitI9 2do bom ian en- 600
@aDe til 9of FOR bans ~mloiiaeIige
Bapel
%par Mnrius Sunen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

set Oarmt gennem SieIen fan iitre.
De 1oarer, ser gr9oes en- SuIe-
foGlo,
no al en- itemningsfplot Renneife-
ii9l
er life tunge % bitre.
De bringer en- 9inoring, rig og itor.
til bper Ell I~GneieIsful0 Siel paa
Serb.
0erfor, on grpoe fun title no,
0u bupen0e NenneIfebierte
9inoring og Greit on faar ira @uO,
Der tGuote Dor Sllefprte.
SuIen er 9iertets itsnneite Set,
6oor Barnet ira Bethlehem fom.
mer iom @Glt.
san lutrer % BARRIER port Snore,
bringer os til at gIemme os ieIu,
penoer port 8Iif moo lit 0erIigbeos.
bDGlo;
al 8leoe 0a giet maa tinOre.
5 Siplen ser ifabes en- 6reo iaa
itor,
tbi M er oct Sui paa Den ganife
Serb.
Sara.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Iom bar ofifaffet 9e0sitrai, men
BET bar bit Jig, paaitaor Gr. 9lP-
Del, at boor Deositraf aiifaffeoes,
er Roro iteOie blepen aImin0eligere.
SeIomoro er OesbGrre life
ufenot | Dor Sio. Spoo @runoeu
til, at eft Renneife en6er lit e9et
9io. emo fam pare, iaa man oct
bGooes. at Selomoro ogiaa er Nero,
og at ct 0ienneife lige iaa liot bar
Set til at tage it eget 9ip JONI en-
an6ens.
% oct frpgteliee peO SeIbmorO
err, at Selomor0eren oer / lin SpnO
% uoeluffer al 9eiligbeo til an.
ger og OmOenoelie. Vten oct er
life Dor Sag at osmme eaer ior-
Ssmme en- SelOmor0er, oct 5erer
ISerren til. 81 peo nemIig life, /
6oilfen SiplstiIitanO ct iaaoant
Menneife bor 6ersoet Jig 9ioet, ON
muligpis / a1inOi9beo eIer Sober.
oiloelie eaer l%ignenoe. 9ien - Der
Dor abioIut a0Dares imoO Selp-
moro JON en- ifreffeIig og afifDelig
.Spn0.
9pao iaa ON 9rig? Set er
10 ct oftipt Spsrgsmoal.
Set bliper bog fun Ii0t, ri Der
fan iige til 9eiparelie al oct. arig
er egentlie OiaOeIens 9arf. Nen
arig og arig er 0og to Eng. Dan
lngge @prte til. at / ben PAD
gauenOe 9rig / europa oil begge
Si0er bape lin SIDE giort til ) 0 T.
Oct beoiier, at ieIU
De frigenoe or6gmmer I'm.
9rebs. og grobringsfrig,
men orfnorer oerimoo SCR.
90em oct iaa er, Der
oirfeIig ierer 5oriOarsfrig, bet iaar
Serren 0smme ON.
% iaa De @uosoomma, Der no.
fsres gennem arig, De er for Oube
for os at u0grunoe; men Oro iom
6isie: nOg De ifulle omimeoe De.
res SoerO til Saffer % Oeres
Sppo til 9aoefnioe, ct 5olf ital
life lsfte So9ro imoO ct anOet, og
De ifulle life poermere eDe iig i
(gaif. 4. 81 piier fIart, at
arig life itaI finoes / 9erIigbeos-
riget. Og at arie life 9srer @uos
Hige til Iom IaaOant, men oct Jpn
oige g~eroensrige.
ut paaIegge RRiten arbeiOe, ser
io9ffer bans SeIbreO Os iortorter
bans Gin, er uaturIigois ogiaaS pnO
moo oct fente guo.
Seius taller ON at 9iIoa 5i9Ien
ibiel@ Cut. 10, 2S), og oct er oa
fart not, at buao Der leoer Qpiten
til aanOeIig 300. Ogiaa er for.
buSf i bet iemte BUD.
Saa oil oi lutte meo at pege
paa BET goOe, iom inoirefte
beaIes | oct femte BUD.
9ele ben an0en 3aple er 10
egentlig inobetattet / oct Orb: rDu
itaI elite Din Raite iom Dig ielu."
|Om ct BUD oerior eiter i'm 5orm
er 6orbuo imoo ct pit OnOe, ion
er Dog 9efalineen ON oct go0e I'm.
oerforltaaet.
2utber nROner / jim lille ante.
fismus oct go0e, oi ifal gsre I9-
item, Iom: ~bieIpe BAN os tao BAN
bi | al Rso og 2insfare."
9anf poa 9rqiten og 2eoitten,
Der eff iorbi ben baloosoe Nano
lioen at bielpe bam (2uf. 10Y. Om
life ben barmbiertige Samaritan
bar fommen efter, par Staffelen
oso paa @runo of, at De life brso
fig pm at bieIpe bam. Senf ielu
|oioere. Ogfaa peo @fterlaoenbeo fan
man blioe Woroer.
Gen, iom bar 8eroens @oos og
fer fin 8rooer Iioe Rso og lirtfer
fit Sierte for bam, bporle6es bli.
Der SUBS aarIigbeo / bam2 Il
Sob. 3, I'D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
Eli Suleaften.*)
Sill mine fare | Canada.

igeli er oct Sui pao ben g~aniteSoro,
Sui ODER bele 8eroen.
.@lRoelig Sull bet lpoer ! 4or,
M Iagtnes ben tranleite 5proen.
Der bliper iaa ~unoerligt title og init
/ bbert ct banfenbe Wenneifebrpft.
.Af gemoo pinene fIsres
paa Dem, Der moa feire ben ffsnne
Set,
.langt borte fro Dem, iom be elffer
met.
gtaar SiiIeflofterne bsres,
.Da itemmes Sin6et foa parmt oe
bIsot,
tbi rise Tanfer binanoen bar msot.
garmt iIer Tnnfen moo Nor oe
Gnr,
ieg minoes be fore Stemmer,
minoes bper Sud, -ies oerbiemme bar
opleDet og nlorig gIemmer.
fsIer en- TITLE Greo | nit Sinh,
meas Faarerne GLIDER ne6 a6 min
@in6,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
9ris | EUROPA,
,yreb | Ianmarf.

Ter er ari8 europa.
6lammen0e 9ran0e
iaroer !0imlen liien0e reo;
/ De ifsnneiie. rigeite 9an6e
bGr9er 8so.
2nnonernes 1oroen ruler o9 bra.
ger,
% @uit % 5oro ipDr 5oroerpelie
no,
oe beoite ma no / StormIsbet
lager
og ieuoer De fGffeite Dozens guo.
6olteilas grader, Oo 5oItefIas
leoer;
men Sor9en maa f9mpes neo;
naa 5oIfets SLENDER / aiarunoen
GLIDER,
iao bIi'r Der isrit ierrig 5reo.
$Dao 9sr oct, man Ifanoer % raier
% mDroer,
ia, oGffer Soroen meo Gig;
oct hsrer MI engang til arigens
9proer,
ior Der er 10 Grig.
Ger er arig / europa,
% 8Iammer % Moro
er arigens on9li8e 5egn.
Der er 5reo / Danmorf.
@iio Dprne Dor Serb
ior arig | Dor bieniIige egn.
Ter er 5reO / Danmarf;
boa @nb beore Tor 5reo:
Der er Spno o. Do % 6oro9ro.
% nlerer ri, at pi life er meo ~
ni bar ale eipet Dor SfPrp. M
8i top- oa Ri iaa ben fejenoe Daft
pm 9tammonitstten al Cub;
oi bar glemt ben blooorpppeuoe
1ornefrans
% aolfen al 9fOeIier fuIo.
gi bar glemt. buaO Der taItes AM
DO % Dom,
oct bar CLIENT / port Orb og port
Gin;
ri bar tiet, naar | Spotterens 59oe
pi TOM,
% noo 3riftelien buiifeo' fit vbIfp".
gi bor gIemt, at pi berger for Her
END os ielo,
at pi itaar ior al Sfabningens Sub,
os at ensang meo Domsrsft bet
lpoer: ffeIo.
o. graz 1alenterne no.
Da be os, ON ingen Henter ni gap,
og be os, for bpno oi ier,
naar engaue oct beooer: Raifen at,
at ieg Tan fe, boem 6u er.
8i fol frGnes til Regnifab ior Sol.
fets Spno,
felo ON ui life bar meo,
for oi ioa bort 5of 10 | Snaps og
TDno,
og oi loo bet ipnfe oerneo.
gi ina SonobeS tr9oes baar6t I'M.
Der 600
og iaa 9sgnen | 5olfets Maao,
5orraaoneliesfim ! bort 6poreIon6s
Blob,
og ingen falber til Doao.
vi ier 5muoiet pIette bort ganne
SfioI6,
fnn fe, bpuo Der Iurer o. ffer;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

> Dette SuIeoigt CT ffrepet al
en- 19aarie Yiee, 9brfop ct, Dan.
mari, til benoes GoraIore I Canada
fn6ienot til OF. at Pisens 0n-
BET, 9. g. spbrrins, Glen Gtuen,
Can.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

oerlige Gribfrnit, bDorom oct beo-
Der: variiti aerligbe6 tpinoer
migl"
Ger tales ON 6reuet Sub.
Sub er ct BLOT og beieligt Netol,
Tom fan bamres no | tnnoe Glo0er.
|@n lille @iiIoflnmp fan oeo .Drio.
ming" tpnoes no / ct npiten utroligt
Omfang.
Der er ogiaa prsoet paa at v6ri.
be" Sroens Sub; 6et bar 8er0en
soet iig meaet /; ben bar bnmret
paa bet meo mango os tunee Slag,
ioet ben beo GorisIgelier bar pint
be beIIige meo barta6 ut9nfeliee
Tlo9er. Snooan bnmreoe man paa
Subs 8srn | apoitelfirfen og |
Wartprmenigbeoen, oa iaooan bar
man | bore Doge bnmret pna De
Nr7fne ! UGANDA, Ufn0dgdlfd, Nlffn
og 9orea for at ubrpooe Troens
Cub.
Wen bpao bIeo 5elgen? @uloet
loo Iig orioe og bamre. men BET
blep life tilintetgiort. Wieget mere
tos oct til | Omfang 90 Dnoe; 10
mere Wooitano os 5orfslselIe, 10
mere grffelie, gefenoeIie, 5rimo.
oigbeo og 5remgana, alt peo SUBS
0naoe. Sub fan tanIe Sl6en. Gro.
ems @uIo fan oaiaa taale 1rnns.
iGernes Slo; ben fortprer life, men
renter og uobreoer. Subs Riae
tribes beoite ON Binteren", iaeoe
.BiIb. Beef.
Waotte pi pe6 Man6ens aroft
eie, en- ioa0an Tro. Der Tan Iioe.
SuIeofferl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Bet DuHt, 1uu CT OuOS Vulle llel
meo big, oe on blioer GLAD.
IS be Gage"
Oct par zoe Gage" iom nnoet
Steos fables n9ioens 5pIoe." Oct
er life til min 9io, og oct er life
til Din Eio, at SUB gsr fine Ser.
ringer, ban gsr Dem / fin lib.
Og bans Iio er ben beoite. Wen
oct gIeoeIigite er, at bans lib er
MI Iteoie for Saanoen. Spis oct
oltiua life foIoer big beIeiIist M
at mootnge bam | 6enne Suletio,
iaa er oct foroi, ou iptter Din lib
ODER bans 9io. Wen gsr 0u bet,
iaa miiter on @l9oen. Sbi bet peo
ies og ale Cubs 8srn, at oct er
bans 9io life minoit MI | Sulen,
6a Sierterne l9ngeS efter @Ipoe
og Solffin mere END 1ogen anoen
lib paa aaret. Den 2engieI bar
Sub oaft, bells peo fine JsreIier,
bells beo fin ann6, men iIpr peo ben
aenosgerning, at belle ben friitne
ger6en paa ben Dag ~bsitioeligbol.
Der 5re6sfpritens 5soieIsoag. San
gsr Jreo meIIem big os bin Dom.
mer. SpiIfen iaIig Greo bet er at
fna brogt ! Stan6I or bet i9rt, at
ct Sierte, iom imaser Den 5re0 BIT
Der GLAD? CAB fun Win6et ON be
forrige SiiIeoase Dos 5ar og Nor
femme 8iertet til Set, men Lao
lite Min6et bore aft. Sober Gar
og DIOR Sui ! bet gamIe Siem,
eIIer boISer en- al benz maaR- begge
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30

these useless parasites whip out a
comb and carefully smooth his OILY
tresses; TO see the utter vacuity OF
his glance; to hear the folly and shall
low vulgarity OF his effeminate CONVEX
sation; to witness Ibis hungry tapping
up Of intoxicants purchased by some
one else and then to consider that the
specimen before you is like thousands
Of others In this broad land makes
your blood chill with fear Of the fu-
ture. Here is peace that is deadlier
than war. Here is the history Of sar-
dis, OF Babylon. Of Tyre, of Sodom, OF
Rome being writ over again. Here
are the results of our weak inchoate
methods Of education. Here are the
results OF that general breaking down
OF all discipline and control in the
home and that intolerance Of any con-
troll and discipline In commercial life
which IL spreading like cancer thru
the nation. Here are the results of
our Chinese policy OF peace at any
price The price we will pay may be
national obliteration, or at least, ma
tional humiliation and disaster--Na-
ti0nal Guard Magazine.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30

ling. 500 = DV"i'
This motion Is made upon the fol.
lowing grounds and As supported BY
tne amdavit annexed and made part
hereof ,to-wit, anything to the contrary
notwithstanding, selah -
LIST That one INK Wood, so-called
and pretended scorer, did wilfully. ma.
iic1ousiy, fraudulently, and with malice
aforethough, alter, change, misstate
ana incorrectly keep the score at the
nrst trial TO the injury, damage. and
defeat Of plaintiffs. '--''
ma. That the Hon. Judge WalIacp
N. Scales who Is one Of the best howl
ers In the Inland Empire faverarino
81 pins per game) was by said de-
PENDANTS fraudulently and by force
q arms kept from playing and par
ticipating In said game to the great
injury Of plaintiffs.
Bird. That by trickery and cbi-ca-
nary (Which rights are copywrited
and reserved by plaintiffs) did turn
loose upon said plaintiffs one shark
having the appearance Of a human
being In the form Of one. to-wit.
John ]. Staley, the playing OF the
said shark greatly adding to the fr-
nomny, mental suffering. ALTERATION,
and disgrace Of plaintiffs
witness my hand and seal this 2Sth
day Of March, 1916.
JUDGE LYE CURGUSS VINEYARD.
Atty. for Plaintiffs.
Amdavit Is printed on the back hereof
In invisible ink.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30
JUSTICE no THE NATIONAL

Congress Is definitely committed to
the policy of preparedness against war.
preparedness for continuation Of
American peace and prosperity. That
much Is settled beyond q doubt.
The continental army scheme is
dead. Peace to its ashes
With regard to the land forces, there
remains now but to increase the size
|0f the regular army to reasonable pro-
portions and to augment and develop
the national guard OF the several states
They will constitute the 'scitizenry
trained to arms" for which the presi-
dent Is contending.
Justice at last viii be done to the
national guard, and ln its new develop
ment 1t will constitute an army upon
which the nation may safely depend
In time OF distress 1t has never failed
yet TO respond to the call Of our coun-
try, and 1t never will.
From q reliable and trustworthy
source, from one actively concerned In
the framing and shaping OF this legis-
lation, the editor of this paper learns
that the new plan will call for increas-
Ing the national guard to approximate
" 100000 men, apportioned among
the states according to population.
These troops will be armed and
equipped in precisely the same manner
as the regular army, will be subject
to the same regulations and discipline
and will be educated In their duties
under the tutilage Of experienced off,
GERS Of the army.
A pay bill on graduated scale will
be passed by congress which will give
private soldiers approximately $48 a
year each Tor attending drills, with pay
for officers in proportion to their grade
In times Of peace the guard will re-
main under the control of the gov
errors Of the several states, but in
time Of war or In the event OF a ma
tional need the president will have
authority to order put the troops of
any state for service without the for
mality of calling for volunteers
The development OF the national
guard is probably the most practical
and effective, and yet the least expen-
sive, method that could be devised for
supplying an army Of adequate size
and efficiency for defensive purposes,
and the federalizing OF the state troops
will practically eliminate any hostility
that may have been entertained to-
ward them in certain quarters hereto
fore.
The national guard of this state is
made up OF young men of q high order
Of intelligence, whose patriotism has
been tried and found true, and IL the
time ever comes when the nation needs
their services the president may rest
assured that the patriotism of this
state viii be second to none.
There is but one flag, and that flag
Is our flag. Dispatch.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30
IMPROVED 4O-ACRE TRACT FOR
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which has hog-tight fence; n acre
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30

Charles A. SunderIin Of Burley. ShI
His Hat into the Ring

Cnaries a. Sunderlin Of BurIey. Shies
His Hat into the Ring.
Chas. A. Sunderlin, a successful
practitioner Of Burley, Idaho. IA,
sent out circulars announcing his can
didacy for the Republican nomination
|of attorney general
Mr.. Sunderlin was formerly In the
employ Of the interior department re-
signing to enter private practice. and
Immediately attracted statewide atten
ton by his brilliant defense OF the
Clark murder trial at Boise. M
was also commissioner In settling the
controversy between Power and Onei
da counties over the bonded indebted.
ness Of old Oneida county.
Mr.. Sunderlin laid before the gov.
ern0r of Idaho the matter OF passina
rural credit legislation before it had
been mentioned In congress. when IN
fact 1t was practically unheard Of and
unthought of by the public generally
tn this state. He was appointed chair.
man Of the committee to investigate
the question, but action by the com.
mittee has been delayed because OF
the agitation In congress for federal
legislation.
He is now attorney for the ssBurley
Highway District In Cassia county,
and represents the settlers Of the
south side Minidoka project in an ac-
ton pending in the supreme court To
determine the legality Of taxes on re-
clamation projects.
He Is also known somewhat as a
writer, and has written articles on
such subjects as Conservation In Ida
no." Another View Of Capitalism, -
"Idealism and World Peace" and
''The Church from Layman's view
point"
He has for years been a close stu
dent OF governmental questions, and
has specialized In the study OF econ
omics, finance and history.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30
FIRED COLGROYE DEAD.

Fred Colgr0ve, the II year old son
of ]. III. Colgrove, prominent mining
man and postmaster at Orogrande,
died last Friday at an army training
camp at Lethbridge, Canada, Of ty-
phoid fever. The deceased is sur
vived by his parents at Orogrande,
two brothers, William H.. and Lee g.,
and sister, Catherine, all of Spokane.
The remains We're received last Sat-
urday at Spokane where interrment
was made.
The deceased left Orogrande last
fall and on December 18th enlisted In
the 18th killed battalion at Leth-
bridge, where he had since been In
training.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30

In the Bowling Court Of Grangeville
Precinct, Idaho County, Ida, Judge
Hank Meidl, Corpus Deficit.
The Polished Legal Lights, Plaintiffs.
To the Court House Rats" to you
and each of you -
You will please take notice that the
above plaintiffs win on the 31st day
Of March, 1916, at the hour of seven
o'clock p. M, In the evening of said
day and date, or as soon thereafter as
the same may be heard, apply for a
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30
A LIVING DREAM.

A missionary play viii be present
ed at the Christian church Sunday
evening, April 2, at Z 80 by the WON.
en- OF Siam, Syria, China, Africa, and
India. The play wilh be introduced
by a service. OF special music by the
choir and orchestra. A freewill Of
fering will be taken. The public u
cordially invited.
Subject for morning service, Faith
full in Little" w. CALLISON,
Pastor.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30
THERE rs A PEACE WHICH rs
DEADLTER THAN WAR;

TO anyone who will take his stand
at busy corner, wander through the
pool rooms of town or city, seek out
the places where many young men OF
from IL to q congregate, there is a
terrible meaning In these words.
The effeminacy, degeneracy and ut
ter hopeless inutility of the great ma
jority OF the young men thus enc0un-
tered Is appalling. To see one of
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS.

Eggs for Matching from the well
known stock single comb White Leg
horns, $1.00 for 10. This is the best
bunch Of White Leghorns in this part
OF the country, and heavy layers, the
head of the flock carrying Off many
cups and blue ribbons. Book your or
ders early. Call 541, Pacific. Geo.
A. Smith, Globe Office. 14-tf