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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13
Funeral Of W. :. orumpacksr.

The funeral of the late VIM. Il.
Crumpacker was conducted from
the Catholic church in this city
at 10 100 o'clock on last Saturday
morning by the pastor, Rev. Faith
or A. W. Rompe, who, after the
usual impressive service of the
church, delivered a brief sermon
well worded for the solemn occa-
sion. Three appropriate solos by
Miss Edith Wright added beauty
and sublimity to the service. At
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13
wInehsslsr van Banqusl soIdlsr.

On next Saturday evening,
Sept. Is, Winchester viii be host
10 the Lewis county young men
who have been selected under the
first call for military service. A
cordial invitation is extended by
that cnterprising town 10 all these
men soon TO become soldiers 10
partake Of the hospitality proyid-
I'd, and all ether citizens are ask
ed 70 join in the festivities.
The program az planned will
include an entertainment az the
Clermont Theatre. an address by
Attorney s. o. Tannahill. q big
ball and banquet, and such other
details a. will make this reception
20 the soldiers a most memorable
event.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13
b. Anthony sehOoI opens l7th.

The 81. Anthony parochial
school a. this place viii open for
the 1915 season on next Mon.
day, the 18th, with a good attend.
anee ia prospect. Sisters Bene.
dicta and AnaStasia viii again
have charge Of the work. the for
mcr the upper grades and the lat,
ter the primary department. and
the students are. therefore. as
surcd Of the careful and efficient
attention they have received al
this school during the recent
proceeding years.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13

long time If given proper care. So
TO get the most: buy good imple.
ments and keep them out Of the
weather, well oiled and in condi-
tion.
We have implements, the oil and
the wrenches.
r. q. You get more tire mile
age with properly inflated tires SO
call around and fill up at our
free air" tank.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. S. Z. Afikkelson is report
cd on the sick list.
The best things in school togs
for boys at Carlson's.
Buy your school supplies at
DeMoude's He has a full line.
L. w. Robinson, Miss Pansie
and Charlie are up from Lewiston
this week.
Ladies latest mackinaws and
tailor-made suits at Carlson s
See his newest patterns.
FOR RENT or Trade-Good s.
room house, barn and outbuild-
ings. Enquire at Herald Office.
Mrs. 0regonia Perine is here
from Great Falls visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Q. Farrar.
Ballard Wright was an arrival
from Lewiston Sunday and has
accepted a position with the Nez-
perez Trading Co.
dad" Miner returned from
Spokane Tuesday where he had
been attending the fair and look
ing after business interests.
Bert Hartman, and old Nez-
percer, was an arrival last Thurs
day from southern Montana and
expects to spend the winter here.
Senator p. w. Mitchell depart
ed Sunday for visit of several
weeks az his home in Illinois
and other points in the central
west.
Geo. w. Fogg returned to his
home in Lewiston Monday where
he viii attend school He has
been visiting relatives across the
canyon south Of town.
Owing to the lack of space an
article written by Hazel Stellmon
relating to her trip to Spokane
as one Of the winners of the boys
and girls club, the same is held
over until next week.
w. L. Palmer and family NOV
ed to Ferdinand the first of the
week and viii make that enter
prising little city their home in
future, he having accepted posi-
ton with the Ferdinand lmple-
ment & Hardware Co.
While moving the cook house
with Frank Johnson's threshing
rig Monday the same was upset
and the driver, Ralph Jones, and
the cooks, Mrs. A. G. Sorenson
and daughter, Ora, were quite
badly bruised and shaken up.
Lester Robinson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Robinson, formerly
of this city, but now Of Clarks-
ton, was one of the two boys sent
from Asotin county under the
first cali of the military selective
draft. He departed Wednesday
of last week.
Mesdames l.. j Rowe and Clay
ton Jones returned Saturday even
ing from visit with their sons,
Carol Rowe and Fred Jones, who
are members of CO. +, 2nd Idaho
Infantry. now stationed at Boise.
The mothers had not appraised
their boys Of their visit, and their
arrival was about the happicst
surprise these two young soldiers
ever had. AS is customary, the
boys were given leave from duty
during their mothers visit and
they made the stay of the ladies in
Boise q most pleasant one. All
the Nezperce boys with this reg
iment were found to be looking
fine and in excellent spirits.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13

AS The Herald goes 10 press the
report comes in that Mrs. Geo. II.
Ellis is very low at her home
northwest OF town. She recently
returned from Lewiston, where
she was taken BY Rev Ellis for
treatment for a cancerous affllc-
tion. and where she was given liz
tie encouragement.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13

l35-156 Charles A. Brown,
Nezperce.
l39-169 10 Thompson, Kamiah.
l5l-563 Harry G. Kennedy, Ncz-
perez.
i55-41O Werner McPeak, Voll-
mer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13
A Dishpan with a Hole in it will Leak
So will Household with Hole in It'll

Waste" Is the big leak in most
American households.
II this big hole Is In your house
hold solder It up with care and
thrift.
FOOD rs WASTED
When we eat more than our
bodies need; when IL is burned or
spoiled in cooking; when It Is
handled canelessly.
Feed your own family first
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-09-13
Attorney Tannahin Takes Bride.

Mrs. f. Martin, Of Lewiston,
Idaho, and 5. 0. Tannahil. of Nex-
perez, a prominent lawyer in that
district, were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at the Daven-
port Hotel BY the Rev. IL w.
Jones. The bride wore a simple
gown Of white georgette crepe
with trimmings of embroidery.
She carried pink roses. Attend
ing the couple were Mrs. John
Lewallen of Rosalia and E. c. Van
0strand of Winchester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tannahill win spend several
days in Spokane before going 20
tl.eir home.
The above item IS taken from
the Spokesman-R Review Of We'd
nesday and refers to Prose-
cutting Attorney Tannahill of
this city, and while the event
is somewhat surprise to
many of Mr.. Tannahill's S Lewis
county friends, the symptoms have
indicated that such an occurrance
might take place at any time.
Mr.. Tannahill is one Of the most
prominent lawyers in this section
Of the state and has twice been
elected to the office Of prosecui-
ing attorney of Lewis county,
where his friends are legion. The
bride is a popular member of Lew
iston social circles, and win be
gladly welcomed to her new home
in Nezperce.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20

Major Lumey of Artillery Douglas and who ordered by the War Department to conduct personal completed and made his report to the commanding ohce at Dorgas.
 port district last week. While there he attended between the strikers and federal meaors G w. F. John Mcbride and largely his recommenda tons that troops ordered into the district
 While he talked all citizens county officials business and employees and after looking into the matte carefully made his report to the commanding ofhcer al Doug the immediate sending of investigator conciator this district and he of the opinion that such mediation would effect of operations In event the would be pending settlement until the federal government other action drastic nature
 Lumy failed John L. Donney president of the left the morning after his arrival
 Walter Douglas Here.
 Douglas general the Phelps Dodge corpora spent first of the week in Clifton and Morenc Douglas conference with Milton Mclean, general the Detroit Morenc and before leaving Douglas the following statement after learning first ,ard actual conditions here:
 Uness the work under the old agreement the properties Morenci will be closed down indefinitely
 questioned his conference with Mclean Mr. Doug concerned the would have to return under cd properties will be shut down indefinitely He said the have been getting out less capita during the th2n before the history ot the company due pnc paliy to ''sc'diering on the part of the employees
 No Possibility of Resumption.
 1t is plainly evident that there IS possibility resumption o operations u federal authorities send media here The employees presented their demands the companies rert there been conference negotia proosi looking toward compromise Public opinion reliably reported majority the taken towards resumption of operations in the district
 stated hy employee this week that if secret ballot the question of per would in the affmativ" citizen intimate wth the Mexican element stated that if turn to work.
 This makes it is expected following will the coming federal mediator employees present frame of mind anticipated that his enleators will bear good fruit
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20
DRAWING 0F 0,000,000 MEN TAXES PLACE IN WASHINGTON

Following is a partial list of the serial numbers, in the order in which they were drawn at Washing ton. D. C., yesterday, Friday.
 These numbers were drawn by lot to determine the order in which registered persons are to be called be- tore the various exemption boards. As soon as quotas are assigned to each state, and each board, each board ill call upon per sons whose cards are in it's jurisdic- tion instructing them to present themselves for examination following the order in which the numbers were drawn
 For example taking the list as published in this issue, No. 25S repre- senting Martea Carwona would be the first person called for examination be- fore tic local board consisting of Sheriff Arthur Slaughter, Recorder
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20
CONNECTS ATTEMPT ESCAPE

A general escape of the cOnvicts
 confined in the stockade at the prison
 road camp below Clifton was narrow lv averted last Sunday afternoon, one Of the men making good his escape,
 one being shot in the foot and 16 of
 the convicts being confined in the county jail at Clifton for safe keeping. The men had succeeded in digging a tunnel under rAa wire fence around the stockade and everything was pre-
 pared for a general exodus. The two first men out were noticed by the
 guar who opened fire on them. One of them escaped and has not been apprehended at this time. The other
 was hit in the heel and crippled so he could not walk and he was
 brought to the jail in Clifton where the wound was dressed and he was
 confined for couple of days and re- turned to the comp. The injured
 man is GiennPurtey, known i.s No.
 i9-:' who was sent up from Yuma
 for grand larceny
 Sixteen of the men who were pre- paring to make tehir getawd; Nrre
 also brought to Clifton and put in jail, four of them being taken back to the camp later. Twelve of the con- victs, who were considered the most vicious were taken to the penitenti- ary at Florence Thursday morning
 where their chances of escape will
 be minimized
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20

Rodney Ellis and County Physician L. A. w. Burtch
 In the event Palacido Cruz was exempted by the local board the bearer of Serial No. 2522 representing Eduardo Villalobos, would be called before the Board for the next exami- nation. and if he qualified, then the next number drawn by lot in Wash iugton. which was AIS, representing Luis Esparza, in this county would be called upon to present himself. And so on, number by number, until the allotted quota for this district has been secured. Approximately ten mil- lion men were drawn by lot in Wash ington on Friday. The first quota of 5000 men will be allotted to the several states, and in turn to each district in the state,in order in which they were drawn on Friday. The re- mainder will be called for in their
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20
RECRUITING PARTY HERE THIS
 WEEK

Lieut.. James B. Jones, First Arizona Infantry and a party of four enlisted
 nen have opened offices in the Cliff ton Hotel.
 This party has been sent here for the purpose of accepting for enlist ments all able bodied American citi- zens who wish to join the First Ari- zona Infantry stationed at Naco. Ari- Zona.
 The First Arizona Infantry is our own home regiment and is greatly in need of men,
 The chances for promotion are ex- ceptionally good at this time and as the regiment leaves for it's training camp at Linda Vista, California in the near future it is safe to say that all who enlist now will soon see active service in France.
 The following named enlisted men have enlisted either here or at Dun can and have been assigned to their companies: Louis Tipton, James, Phillips, Carl Page, Jack Schaffer, John Bryant, Dean Phillips, Lem Spaw, Jim Nations, Raymond Gilli- land, George Mcdonald, Arthur Deas, Leonard DeaA Herwell Terrell and James D. Dillon.
 These young men are to be con- graduated on their early enlisting and when prom are to be given their names will be among the first. Some of the young men are station ed at Roosevelt Dam where they are enjoying a summer vacatI1r; others are at Naco and Aio, Arizona. in the near future the regiment will be ordered together at Naco and from there it will go to it's training camp to prepare for its duties in France.
 The pay in the army has been greatly increased and a private sol dier draws thirty cellars per month
 The country needs men now as 1t never has before and all young men who are able bodied and with red blood in their veins should take time by the forelock and join their own home regiment now and not wait for the draft
 Any young man who contemplates enlisting for his country's cause should see Lieut.. Jones or some one of the recruiting party at once as the draft is not far of
 Tne enlistment period is for The Duration of the War" and now is the time to enlist Tn the Best Regiment in the Best Army in the World
 The following enlistments were re- corded on July 18th: Herbert Springs, Charles Rodig, Douglas Pascoe. The men have been sent to Naco, Arizona where they will take up training.
 Lieut.. Jones and Private Spaw will spend the first of next week in the Duncan country where they expect to enlist quite number of Duncan's young manhood.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20
00NNELY ARRESTED IN PHOENIX FOR MURDER0US
 ASSAULT
Arrested in Barricaded Home at Mid night and Taken to Jail -$5 900
 Cash Bond Furnished on Friday Preliminary Examination Set For Monday, s
Special to the Copper Era)

Special to the Copper Era)
 PHOENIX, July 2O.-John l.. Don- nelly, president of the State Feder- ation of Labor, and a member of the State Council of Defense, who was in Clifton last week and left there Sunday night last ostensibly for Bis bee. was arrested in Phoenix Thurs day night at midnight by a Sheriff's posse on charge of assault to con- nit murder and was placed in the county jail together with his wife.
 The complaint was made by Frank O'Leary, neighbor, who lives across the street from Donnelly who alleged that following a quarrel over the fence he (OLeary) turned and started to walk towards his house when Donnelly shot at him. 0l.eary made the statement that the quarrel grew out of the fact that he had recently joined the police re- serve corps to which Donnelly took exception. a After the altercation Donnelly en- tered his own house and at midnight he and his wife were taken into custody. The police found Donnelly and his wide barricaded in their home, attired in their night clothes They were both taken to the police station where they were detained un- til Friday forenoon when Mrs. Don- nelly was released. Later in the day Donnelly was arraigned in the Jus tice Court charged with murderous assault and put under bond of S50O0 for his preliminary hearing next Monday Cash bail was fur nished.
 Donnelly says there was no shooting by him and that the altercation was ouly neighbours quarrel, that it was not related, as O'Leary said, to the fact that the latter had joined the po- lice reserves.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20

order as drawn as required by the war department.
 The list herewith published, in the order in which they were drawn will be sufficient to fill our pro rata of the first 500,000 men. The number ap- rearing opposite your name is your Serial Number on file in the office Of County Recorder and should not be confused with your registration card number.
 The date on which you are to ap- pear before the local examining board will be posted at the court house and will also be published. Watch for these notices as soon as the quota for this district has been promulgat- ed.
 Serial numbers and corresponding names in Greenlee county in the or der in which they are to be called for examination before the local board are as follows:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20
JUDGE RULES ON COUNTY SALARY
 LAW
Judge Lyman Rules Against Conten- tion That Salaries of Incumbents
 Can Be Set During Their office

According to information from Pres colt last night, Judge Lyman of Su- perior court division No. of this county, sitting in Yavapai county, has rendered a decision in the county sal ary case of that county, holding the salary law passed by the last legisla- ture to be inapplicable to county off eers incumbent at the time of the en- actment of the law
 The action was an injunction suit brought by Chairman William Ste phens of the board of supervisors, as a taxpayer to enjoin the board from allowing salaries under the new class if1cation law when those salaries diff fered from the salaries received by of ficials at the time of their election to office. The other member of the board had voted to allow the new sal aries. The injunction was asked for on the constitutional ground that the salary of a county official may not be increased or diminished during his in cumbency.
 A demurrer was offered to the bill and the matter was argued some time ago and the case was submitted on briefs. The decision of Judge Lyman overrules the demurrer. It is under stood that an appeal will be taken di- rectly from this order so that an early decision may be reached by the su- preme court.
 The new classification law was made necessary by a decision of the supreme court last spring holding the old law to be invalid: to he in fact special legislation inasmuch as it was an attempt to evade the constitution by putting each county into a separ- ate class. In the framing of the law classification bill there was a general scramble by county officials from all the counties to secure increases of their salaries and they were more of ten successful than not.
 In some of the counties boards ot
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20

supervisors have allowed the increas- ed salaries. In this county it has been allowed as to all county officials except superior judges who receive a part of their salaries from the state which had declined to allow the in creased salaries to state officials.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20
SUPREME COURT HOLDS
 PiCkETING INTIMIDATION

OLYMPIA Wash, July IS. -The supreme court of the state of Wash ington, in an opinion rendered here held that picketing is intimidation and contrary to American institu- tions.
 That opinion held that the law prohibits the employer from black listing the worker; that the same principle is involved in picketing and that employers cannot blacklist their employees by the use of picketing.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20

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 316 James Neal
 110 Ramon Orig
 160 Mateo Ortega
 334 Francisco Sierra
 225 Andres Lupercio
 120 Venacio Ortiz
 OPP Antonio Menara
 502 Jose Cruz
 63S Charles Alfred Griffin 130 Juan Ornillas
 795 Jesus Maria Elisonodo 405 Antonio Valdez
 45O Edgar Glider Stephenso 091 Theodore L. Mueller 1894 William Solomon Jones 355 Pedro Robeldo 196 Tony Kilsby
 275 Roque Moreno
 5S5 Angel Vasquez
 912 Don Leo Brutinel 221 Domicio Peretti
 1O2 Luis Oropeza" 625 Yivaul Valenquela 556 Margarito Gonzales 56o- Zarias Ulloa 1O9 Jose Gomez 154 Clifton Charles Bogett
 23 Francisco Alvarez 173 Perfecto Matillas 331 Jesus Cornejo 8S1 Perfecto Cerceres 33I 3533I Valvino Sanchez 10S Egnacio Ortega 932 Nicolas Bravo 774 Jose Maria Pera 424 Paul Everett Drake 515 Alejandro Garcia 347 Ylli Ararro Reyes 5S5 Francisco Arrenon 511 Lucas Salas S15 Refugio Flores 1SS Julian Padilla 447 Rosendo Edesa S45 Armondo Gonzales 234 Jose Salame Morenos 213 Pascuel Lopez 657 Margarito Garcia 995 Manuel Gonzales Casco 1:75 Domenico Brunasso 37S Pedro Usle 141 Albet Haverrocker OS5 Joaquin Madrozo 300 Perfecto Chavez PTS Plcaido Cruz i77 Antonio JimineZ 432 Geronimo Sanchez 487 Feliciano Avilla 296 Hilario Sancido 291 Ramon Matoves 622 Geonimo Vece 240 Jesus Pedrosa 666 Arthur William Murray 751 Manuel Coto 690 Isadoro Campulo 415 Juan Pablo Sandoval O53 Cssaerio Mejia 634 Samuel John Woodward 323 Labrado Chacon 343 Eco Rodriguez 444 William August Sidel 491 James w. Thurston 439 Antonio Sandoval S57 Felipe Larribo $50 Tauro Hernandez 401 Santos .Salvadado 2S7 Pablo Munoz 3O3 Jesus F Rodriguez 151 Joseph Hofstetter 963 Cosmos Martinez S7S Conception Leos ]59 Jose Mexicano Al Edgar Adam Eisenacher S80 Jesus Lopez 776 Marshall Hugh Lewis 470 Pedro Velarde Fuentes l44 Manuel M. Perez l02 Juan Monsour Al Victor Orosco l34 Da yid Hubbard Orr DIG Frederico Brooks Moore 6SS Payl Arthur Miller S25 Jose Cobo DOS Kenneth Hugh Donald
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-07-20
MAJOR LUMLEY MAKES REPORT
 IN STRIKE CONDITIONS HERE
 RECOMMENDS FEDERAL MEDIATOR

Major Lumey Investigates Conditions District and Makes Re port. Recommends Conchators Be Sent Here Walter Douglas Statement.