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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
NOTED PERSONS DIE

-Brigadier General Walter
Long.
Tacoma. The Rev. Neal Cheat
ham, age 83.
San William Humphrey, a
San Diego attorney.
Spokane III. T. Cowley, pioneer mis-
sionery, editor and teacher.
Denver, Col.-Charles ]. Moore, a
prominent western mining engineer.
New York.-Rabbi Abraham Flea
zor Alperstein, widely known as a
Talmud scholar.
New York.-News of the death of
General Davilmar Theodore, once the
president of Haiti.
London.-Evelyn Barring, first earl
of Cromer, former British agent and
consul general in Egypt.
Bloomington, Ill.-William Lenning,
engineer, who ran the famous en-
CINE known as "the pioneer" in Ten
nessee during the civil war, aged 49,.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
Washington State Items.

Jesse Mitchell Jameson, age SO, who
came to Spokane at the time of the
big fire, died in Los Angeles Sunday.
While experimenting the construc-
ton of the new concrete bridge at Post
street Monday, Philip F. Kennedy, age
"a, we'll known in the city, lost his life
by falling in the river.
Henry Thomas Cowley, age 70, pio-
neer missionary among the Protestant
Indians of the Spokane country and
among the earliest settlers of Spo-
kane Falls, which he saw grow from a
settlement of few shacks to the mod
erns city Of Spokane. died Sunday in
San Diego.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
VICIOUS ATTACK Is MADE BE-
TWEEN JAvoBINl AND
KIMPoLUNG.
GAIN MADE BY FRENCHATTACk
Five German AirpIanes Are Downed-
British Auxiliary Cruiser Sunk
by a Submarine or by
Mine.

On the Bukowina -Rumania front be-
tween the towns of Jacobini and Kim
polung, the Russians have delivered a
vicious attack which resulted in the
piercing of the line of the Teutonic
allies over front of nearly two miles.
Numerous prisoners and a consider
able amount Of booty fell into the
hands Of the Russians. Berlin admits
the withdrawal of the Teutonic forces
along the Golden Bystritza river in
this region, saying that it was neces-
STATED in the face of superior Rus
sian forces.
Between Les Eparges and the Ca
Tonne trench north of Verdun the
French have carried out a successful
attack against the Germans, taking
elements of trenches. North of the
river Somme, near LIE Trans Loya,
the British have captured trenches
from the Germans and carried out
successful raids near Melville st.
The destruction on the western front
Of four German alrplaneS and the
driving down, damaged, Of another,
is reported by London.
Artillery Activity.
In northwest Russia, in the Riga
sector, considerable fighting contin-
ues.
Artillery activity prevails in the
Austro-Italian theater and duels with
the big guns and operations by small
raiding parties are in progress on
the front in Macedonia.
In Mesopotamia, the British and
Ottoman troops continue the fighting
for possession of Kut-el-Amara. Lon
don reports. the recapture by the
British of trenches which the Turks
took from them recently id this re-
gion.
The British auxiliary cruiser Lau-
rentic of 1882 tons gross has been
sunk by a submarine or as result
of striking mine off the Irish coast
according to an official statement.
Twelve officers and AZ men were
saved.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
American Mines Show Big Gain.


Three billion dollars is the value
put upon the 1916 output Of Ameri-
can mines in estimates made to Sec
rotary Lane by the geological survey,
copper alone netting about $30O,000,-
900.
Production, it is estimated, has run
at least Is per cent ahead of 1915.
At an average price Of ~ cents a
pound the 1916 production had a
value of $52O,OOO,0O0, compared with
$243, 100000 the year before. The
profits were the greatest ever known
in the metal. Prices averaged slight
ly more than ~ cents, as against
about II cents in 1915.
Arizona led the states in copper
production, mining 675,00O,0OO pounds,
against 432,0oO,oOo pounds the year
before. Montana came second with
35O,OO0,0O0 pounds, and Michigan was
third, with 269,ooO,O00. Alaska mined
120,00O,000 pounds, which was almost
twice the 1915 production. Tennes-
see alone failed toaincrsase it's yield.
Shipments of iron ore amounted to
$17s 100000, an increase of $77,0OO,-
600 over 1915. The country's mines
produced 75,5OO,0oO gross tons,
against 55,oOO,0oO the year before.
Production of pig iron during the
year made record with 39,O0O,OOO
tons, against 3o,oOo,ooO tons in 1915.
The coal mines sold 97,500,0OO
tons, compared with 570,ooO,ooO, the
record established in 1913 The guam
tity of bituminous coal mined was
80
over last year.
Preliminary estimates indicate per
cent more crude petroleum was mar
keted in 1916 than in 1915. The. to-
tai amount produced is put at $685.
100000 barrels. About 80 per cent
of this came from the oklahoma
Kansas fields, 80 per cent from Cali
fornia and the remainder from the
Appalachian, Indiana Illinois, North
Texas, North Louisiana, gulf coast
and Rocky Mountain fields.
The 1916 domestic output of quick
silver was valued at $3,643,000, the
greatest in value since 1875. High
prices stimulated unusual activity in
the western states.
The value of spelter from United
states ore III 1910 was 9l0U,UUU,UUU.
The output of zinc increased $4,000
tons, making new record for the
metal. Lead also shows a large in
crease, the $75 100000 output repre-
senting a gain of so per cent.
Every western state shows big
mining gain. Arizona's output alone
shows an increase of $100,000,000;
Utah and Montana combined show an
other $1oo,ooo,Ooo. Utah, Montana,
Nevada and Idaho combined paid
$G6, 100000 in dividends during the
year.
Alaska also had it's best mining
year, contributing a total value of
100000, "a so per cent gain over
1915.
Ten mines in Arizona paid $4,000.
900 in dividends during the last year.
Adding Utah, Montana, Nevada and
Idaho dividends to those of Arizona,
there is total of over $100,000,000
in dividends paid out of the mines Of
these five western states in single
year.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
Was Good Training. .

Washington.-The final act in the
entrance into Mexico of $4,000 Amer
lean soldiers as result of the Villa
massacre of II Americans at Column
bus, N. M, on March 8, 1916, was
written Monday with official an
nouncement by the war department
that General Pershing has. been or
dered and actually had started to
bring his troops back to the United
States.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
MINING NOTES

The completion of the concentrat-
ing mill for the Constitution Mining
and Milling Co., operating on Pine
creek in the Occur dAlene region, is
not expected before the middle of
next month.
The Idaho Continental Co., owner
of lead-silver property at Porthill,
Idaho, shipped 1875 tons of concen-
trates from the middle of August last,
when the operation of it's mill began,
to January 1S, according to the an
nual report of the board of trustees.
! Several properties in the Chewelah
district, including the Copper King,
have been acquired by an eastern
syndicate and will be made to yield
on a larger scale, according to D. F.
Strobeck of this city, who, with w. H.
Latta of Chewelah, closed the trans
action. ~ .e-s.z ..sszszsssfss .s -
The construction of $22,500 tram
way for the Richmond mine is pro-
ceeding with unusual speed consider
ing the depth of snow, according to
report from Adair, Idaho, where the
have been erected and part of the
cable has been hung.
Crosscutting for the O'Neil claim
to intersect the easterly extension of
the Tiger-Poorman vein will be start
ed by February 1 at depth of 1000
feet by the Marsh Mines Consolidat-
ed, at Burke, Idaho, according to a
report from the board of trustees. A
1,2OO-foot section of the vein west of
the fault yielded $6,oOo,OoO net to the
Tiger-P oorman Co.
o. W. Mcconnell and w. A. Cas-
Teton have sold to the Furnace Creek
Oxide Copper Co. and Eugene B. Mil
burn of Butte, the Eclipse Argo mine,
situated three miles above the mouth
of the He'll Gate canyon near Can
yon Ferry, Mont, for 100000. G.:
w. Goodale of Butte is president of
the Furnace company. The mines
are copper and at one time were
heavy producers.
Negotiations are proceeding for the
sale of the Ben Hur, San Poll and
Trade Dollar mines, which have yield
ed 100000 in gold, and plans are
being laid for deep and extensive de-
velopment, according to report from
Republic, Wash, where the proper
ties are situated. The sum involved
has not been made public. The iden-
tity of the purchasers has not been
revealed beyond the statement that
they reside in the east. The owners
and stockholders reside in the In
land Empire and Canada.
The stockholders of the Tamarack
and Custer Consolidated Mining Co.,
in annual session voted to retain Je-
rome j., Harry L. and Eugene r. Day,
e. H. Knight, Frank M Rothrock,
Edward Boyce and Ramsay M. Wal
ker as the board of directors for the
ensuing year. The financial condi-
ton is reported to be good, there be-
ing approximately 100000 in the
treasury after the payment of $780,.
900 for the Frisco mill and $4,000
for a new tramway connecting the
mine with the mill, although the mine
was operated only nine months dur
ing the year 1916.
Metal Market.
The metal exchange quoted lead
$7.75 bid. Spelter firm; spot East st.
Louis delivery 9A bid.
Copper strong; electrolytic first
second and third quarters, $29@32.50.
Tin-Steady; spot, $45@45.50.
Bar silver, 1910.
Mexican dollars, soc.
At London-Spot copper, f132 SIS;
futures, f12S So; electrolytic, f143;
spot tin, f18s IT'S Cd; futures, f190
% cd.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
Move our People From Syria.

Washington-Amer consular Of
ficers at Mediterranean ports were in
structed recently to inform the state
department as to shipping facilities
for the transportation to this country
of the 1000 American refugees who
shortly will be taken out Of Syria and
Palestine by the cruiser Des Moines.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
PACIFIC COAST NEWS

Concrete results in the crusade for
cleaning up San Francisco's uptown
tenderloin started Monday.
blue Sundays" for Oregon were
prescribed in bill recently introduce
ed in the house Of representatives.
The California orange day commit
tee has selected March 10, 1917, as
the day for the annual celebration.
Colonel D. G. lacking, the copper
magnate of San Francisco, has sold
his yacht Cyprus to the Russian gov
eminent for $650,0OO.
Sixty new wholesale liquor houses
have been established in the city Of
San Francisco alone since Washing
ton and Oregon went on the water
wagon
February Is is the date for the
opening to permanent traffic of the
new five-mile-long Columbia river in
terstate bridge connecting Portland
and Vancouver, Wash.
J. c. Mcnamara serving a life term
at San Quentin penitentiary, has
agreed to obey orders and has been
released from solitary confinement.
Colonel Clarence e. Dentler, Thir-
ty-fQurth infantry, U. S. A., is at
Portland, bearing an assignment as
senior nspector-instructor for the
Sixteenth militia district, which in
cludes nine northwest regiments.
Thomas w. Lawson, the Boston
financier, who has figured prominent
ly in the investigation by the rules
committee of the house of represent
atives into the alleged leak on Pres.
ident Wilson's peace note, is at his
Oregon ranch for a few months va
cation.
Frank G. Oman, wealthy cattleman
of Durkee, Ore, sprung sensation
in the trial of Thomas j. Mooney for
the preparedness parade bomb MUIR
ders in San Francisco last July when
he testified for the state that he saw
MOOucy duu w dIIGu IN. DllluSS, dill
other of the alleged bomb conspira-
tors, place a suitcase on the sidewalk
at the exact spot where the explosion
which killed 10 persons occurred a
few minutes later.
Franz Bopp Honored.
San Francisco.-Franz Bopp, former
German consul general here, recently
convicted of neutrality violations and
sentenced to three years imprison-
ment, will be given a promotion"
on his return to Germany, according
to the declaration made here by Erich
Zeopffel, acting German consul gen.
eral, to a large crowd of Germans
gathered to celebrate the kaisers
birthday.
Bopp received an ovation that last
ed 10 minutes from 5000 of his coun-
trymen when he mounted the platform
at the German House to introduce
Zeopffel, his successor.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
Extensive Reclamation.

Under the operation of a new drain
age law Prince Edward Island Is ex-
pected to increase its farm value by
$4,0O0,0O0.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
Would Get KING Alfonso.

Madrid.-An attempt was made Sun
day to wreck a train on which King
Alfonso was a passenger.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01

Naturally young mans best girl is
all the world to him-which may ex-
plain why all the world loves a lover.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01

Murmuring units the soul for duty.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01
Novel Advertising.

Industries of the United States are
advertised in Bolivia. South America,
by means of motion pictures.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01

Palms Live for Centuries.
The Brazilian cocoanut palm lives
from 600 to 100 years.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-03-22

Because it's control is in the hands Of foot
kissing paplsts.
The managing Director is Cuddahy, rank
ROmanlst.
Of course, the Editor of the Digest knows
as we'll as l do how the War started.
In June, 1914, the old King Of Greek
Catholic Servia was forced by Pope Plus X.
and the Austrian Jesuits to make a most
humiliating surrender to Roman Catholicism.
This surrender to Rome was embodied in
the Concordat of June %, 1914, which / have
more than once published.
A few days afterwards, the heir to the Aus
trian throne imprudently went into the midst
of the Infatuated Greek Catholics, and one
of the young ones killed him.
You know the rest.
Now, The Literary Digest has never told
its readers the truth about the origin of the
War.
Roman Catholics throughout the land have
been kept in ignorance of it.
The Literary Digest has never told its
readers that the present pope, Benedict XIV,
sanctioned the horrible invasion Of Catholic
Belgium, the violation of Germanys treaty
of neutrality, the butchering Of civilian
populations and the wantOn destruction Of
peaceful villages.
The Literary Digest has never told its
readers that Pope Benedict expressly defended
the hellsh German atrocity of sinking the
Lusltania, without warning, and the con-
sequent murder of all those non-combatant
travellers-men, women, and children.
Pope Benedict found nothing to condemn
in German Austrian Turkish horrors, either
in Armenia, where the Turks massacred
nearly a million Christians; or in Servia,
where Greek-C Catholics were subjected to the
EXTREMIST barbarlties of brutal soldiery; Or
in Northern France, where arson, pillage, out
RACES upon women, and cold blooded murders
of non-combatant men and boys shocked the
whole civilized world
But the Literary Digest was quick to CEN
sure the I'M uries done to Catholic churches,
and howled when a nun was violated, or a
priest shot; and it proclaimed a mira
If, where ten thousand soldiers had been
slaughtered, an image of the Virgin Mary
escaped the canon balls.
The Literary Digest flooded the country
with pictures of these Catholic idols,
"miraculousy" shielded from destruction,
virtually asking us to believe that God AL
mighty is such good Catholic and image
worshipper, that He will bare His arm to
protect an idol made of stone, at the very
time that He is allowing five million human
beings to butcher one another.
According to The Literary Digest Jehovah
cares more for marble images, which can
easily be replaced, than for husbands, fathers,
brothers, and sons, who can never be replaced
in this world.
Is that the kind of education we need in
our Public Schools?
Is that the scottish, superstitious frame Of
mind we want to see take possession of our
youth?
If God so loves the stone image of Saints
and Virgins as to protect them from the guns
which NOV down endless ranks of living men,
then re also, must love the stone idol, better
than we love fesh-and-blood mortals.
IE Cd Ia Ia Il Ia LII
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-03-22
THOMSON, GA, MARCH %, 1917.
POpiSh Literature i'm North Car
OliEga'S Public Schools.

Olir1a's Public Schools.
T HE Duke of Guise in France, was chief
of the Catholic League. acting under or
ders from the pope and from King Philip
II. of Spain.
Riding at the head of his armed band. one
Sunday morning, he heard singing, which
seemed to be coming from some place not far
off
lie stopped, and Hstened
The sound was identified as a Protestant
hymn, being sung in barn near by.
The Catholic Duke was so enraged bv this
heretical proceeding, that he at once ordered
his band to attack the worshippers.
The Protestant congregation consisted of
unarmed men, some of whom were grey
boards, and of women, boys, and girls.
The Catholic soldiers broke in the door,
and attacked this peaceable body of
Christians, cutting them down with swords,
piercing them with lances and firing upon
them with mllsl1ets.
Before the unarmed Protestants could flee
from the barn, and escape to the woods and
fields slrty men, 2c0n1en end children had
been maSsdcred, and many others wounded.
1t was the prelude to the more deliberately,
more destructive, and more diabolcal Massa-
ere Of St. Bartholomew. which caused Philip
II. to laugh with glee, and the pope to
prance through the streets of Rome, sing
Thank Gods in the churches, and have com
memorative medals struck, representing the
pope on one side, 0nd an angel 1cth drdlc7a
Sw0rd, KILLING PRoTEsTANTs, Oh the other.
That medal still exists, and the commence
rative paintings on the walls of the pope's
palace still attest the intense joy which the
pope then felt, and which all popes have since
felt, in that butchery of ''heretics."
Yet, the American Catholics have managed
to so doctor our school histories as to repre-
sent the Massacre of Vassy to have been a
casual affray between the Duke of Guise's
soldiers and the HuguenOts, and have so
manipulated the Moving Picture shows as to
represent the Massacre of st. Bartholomew to
have been an act of political retaliation, with
which the pope and his pagan idolatry had
nothing to do.
In this country. the Romanists are utiliz-
ing every agency by which they can mould
public opinion.
The eye is reached at the Movies, and
through the eve. the brain.
The yellow fringe around the Stars and
Stripes grows broader with every Catholic
holiday yellow being the popes color.
The public library and the public school
are cultivated most slilfully, in order that
nothing unfavorable, and everything favora-
BILE, to popish paganism may become familiar
to the American people, and if not popular,
at least not odious, as it deserves to be.
Ever since the Great War began in July,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-03-22

Socialists and Socialism" by Thos. E..
Watson, has vast amount of information of
interest and value to those who think they
know what Socialism stands for. Price SOC.
The Jehersonian Pub. Co., Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-03-22
Thursday, March %, 1917

eve are nsing in our Senior class forty
(40) copies Of The Literary Digest.
FRANK w. HARPER,
Superintendent.
Why did eve" select The Literary Digest?
Why is ''our Senior Class to be doped on
40 copies per week of this papal periodical?
In the Literary Digest a whoop-her-up
campaign has been going on for the Belgian
children, although New York and Philadel-
phia have more hungry, homeless children
than Brussels or Leige.
In these hysterical screams for Belgian re-
lief, the Pope figures as innocently as though
he had not been a party to the Belgian out
RACES.
A mining engineer, named Hoover, with
a genius for charity brokerage, is quoted ex-
tensively in The Literary Digest. Thus:
con my arrival in Rome I requested audience
with his Holiness. The Vatican authorities asked
me why 1, q non Catholic, should wish to see the
Pope. In explanation I wrote a letter to the
Pope in which reminded flim that he the
Vicar of Christ If you are the Vicar Of Christ on
EARTH, l wrote in my letter, then every man,
gentle or Jew, Christian or pagan, has the right
to come to you to plead in the cause Of suffering
humanity. wish to plead for 100000 Catholic
children in Belgium and France who suffering
from hunger, disease, and restitution.
sumo the role of ''non-C atholic' to pull the
wool over the eyes of Protestants
Hoover has not shed tear over the mill
lions of non Catholic Armenians starving,
and homeless.
Hoover has not belly-ached the least bit
over the tens of thousands of victims among
the GYeek Catholics of Servia, Montenegro,
and Roumana.
Hoover's ''non-Catholic'' sympathy cannot
be enlisted for the millions of American men,
women, and children who can barely exc out
existence on the ragged edge of actual starva-
ton.
No! Hoover and The Literary Digest are
concerned solely for the Catholics of Belgium,
who were plunged into their present miseries
by the Roman Catholic pope and the internal
Jesuits.
Still, it is this kind of literature that "we'
must provide for "our Senior Glass;" in the
Huguen0t State of North Carolina!
WHAT'S A HUGUENoT?
He's descendant of French Protestants
who fed from France to keep the Roman
Catholic chouch from Numbering them.
WHAT'S A SALzBURGER?
He's descendant of German Protestants
who ran out of Austia, to keep the Roman
Catholic church from numbering them.
What's an Average American?
He's careless, good-natured biped who is
easily doped into believing that, although the
Roman Catholic church has neither changed
its law nor its practice, in Catholic countries,
it will never put that law into practice
against as, even though they get the upper
hand.
Have the Roman priests azaoays put that
Catholic law into practice, wherever they
could?
Yes
Are thev using every agency. and axort;pc.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-03-22
THE eJEFFERSONIAN

1914, THE LITERARY DIGEST has been pro-
German and Papal-why?
Because it's control is in the hands of foot
kissing papists.
The managing Director is Cuddahy, rank
Romanist.
Of course, the Editor of the Digest knows
as we'll as | do how the War started