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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
GERMANY ANSWERS
NEuTRALs, REFERS THEM
TO UNITED STATES ANSWER

LONDON, Jan. Germany an
swered the peace notes of Sweden,
Norway and Denmark by referring
them to the answer which was made
in the Teutonic reply to the Wilson
peace initiative.
Germany expressed appreciation of
the attitude of the Scandinavian coun-
tries and said ii depended G.l the reply
of the Entente whether or not the at
tempt to give back TO the world the
blessings of peace will be crowned
with success.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
GERMANS SINK FRENCH
BATTLESHIP AT MILAN

BERLIN, Jan. 3.--According TO Il dis.
patch which was received today from
Milan a French battclship was tor.
pcdocd in the Mediterranean near Nal.
Ia. The name of the ship was not
given, but is said to have been ono
of the class with displacement of
fourteen thousand, six hundred tons,
and that the vessel carried seven hun.
drcd and fifty men.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
AMBASSADOR GERARD
CABLES PEACE NEWS

BERLIN, Jan. 3.-American Ambas'
sador Gerard today cabled 10 the ad-
mlnistration at Washington a lengthy
report which, it is understood. deals
with the peace situation as developed
in a peace conference with Bethmann-
Hollgeg.
1t is understood that the report dealt
TO some extent with Germany's future
Intentions for peace and after peace.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
WELLINGTON HAS SCARE
ON THE RABIES QUESTION

Two dogs afflicted with rabies were
killed at Wellington this week. They
were bitten by a coyote several weeks
ago. and were sent in by their owner, a
sheep hcrdcr, TO Charles Frost, n trap.
per. located at Wellington. Frost
watched them for several days, and
the symptoms were so unmistakabIy
rabid that they were killcd.--Masn n
Valley News.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
BOTH GOVERNORS
HOLDING TO OFFICE

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 3.-Governor
Hunt retains the physical possession
of the Capitol offices and refuses to
quit as governor
Governorelect Campbell has estab-
lished offices in his residence and is
going ahead with appointments TO the
various minor offices. The adjustment
of the matter will come before the
Arizona Supreme Court next Thursday.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
WILL ALLIES ANSWER
WILSON NOTE TOMORROW

LONDON, Jan. st is generally un.
derstood here that the Allies will hand
the note containing their answer to
the peace note of President Wilson TO
the American Ambassadors tomorrow.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
CARRANZA MEN STILL
DESERVING TO VILLA

FL PASO, Jan. 5.--Attackcd b. Vii
listas at Los Medinos, five hundred
men from the Carranza forces deserted
to colonies Ochoa and Tamos. Ten
thousand Villistas are now In the re.
gion between Juarcz and Chihuahua
Ciu. II is believed that the Vlllistas
will attack chihuahua City again today
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03

Zimmerman Lonfcrs with KaIs r."
mean that umpircs may not be permit.
ted to call third strike on Heinic
next Summer.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
VILLA WORRYING
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON d. C., Jan. 3.-Thc
steady growth Of the villa menace Is
confirmed and 1t is also acknowledged
that the matter Is troubling the admin
istration officials. II Is understood in
official circles that the bandit now has
ten thousand men under his command.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
THE AFTERMATH.

II was December Twenty.sixth.
I'd had a lovely time:
Old Sanity Claus was good to me.
My nerves were feeling fine,
So went out and found friend
And touched him for dime.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
GERMANS ACTIVE IN
THE FRENCH FOREST

BERLIN, Jan. 3.--Acoording TO an
official report which was given out
here today the German forces opcrat.
ing in the LeDcrtro Forest penetrated
y rec lines Of tho French trenches.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03
GERMANS PREPARING
OFFENSIVE ACCOUNT
ALLIES ATTITUDE

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-Thc Chicago.
American announced in its columns to.
day that II has received confidential
information stating that Germany Is
preparing to launch a relentless war.
fare by air. land and sea as result OF
the Allies rejection OF the peace pro.
posaI
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03

p. e. Pollard Is another visitor from
Lamoille to the county seat He ar
rived yesterday and Is guest OF the
Mayer.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03

Joe Tinker says luck counts in play.
ing third base. Ycs. n third bascinau
Is lucky If he doesn't get killed.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-01-03

Silver, 76hc; Copper, electrolytfc
s1-32hc: lead 7ls-7%c; spelter, e.
st. Louis, 10A-10Ac.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

down bootluggers. Several of the
leaders subscribed to fund to en-
ploY attorneys for the defense. Reeves
made his campaign Tor county attor-
ncy on "A strict law enforcement pro-
gram and had the hearty support of
the Law and order league.
Charges OF a "framo-up" and that
the prosecutor has conferred with the
defendants or their representatives
have been heard frequently. His ox-
animation of witnesses has also been
the subject OF criticism. The failure
OF Reeves to present the statements
of the officers made ON the night OF
the killing and his tilt with I'd Cross
land in the courtroom yesterday
caused new rumors TO arise
May Finish Today.
you can say for me-" Reeves said
yesterday to . world representative,
that | am going TO push this case
just as hard as | would any other"
shorty before . o'clock In the aft
crnoon attorneys for the defense
asked that the hearing hc continued
until today, explaining that they had
additional evidence to prepare. Judge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23
ACHES and PAINS

Don't neglect n pain anywhere. but
find out what causes It and conquer
the cause, \ pain in the kidney re
sion may put you on your back to-
morrow. Don't blame the weather for
swollen feet, II may he an advanced
warning OF Bright's disease, \ PAN
In the stomach may he the first symp-
tom Of appendicitis. \ creak IN "a lou';
may he the foreruuner Of rheumatism.
Chronic headaches more than likely
warn YOU Of serious stomach trouble,
The best way is to keep In good condi>
tion day I'm and day out by regularly
taking GOLD MEDAL lIAAltLEM
OH Capsules. Sold 10y reliable drug
gists Money refunded if they do not
help YOU. Beware of substitutes. The
only pure imported Harlem oil Cap
sules are the GOLD MEDAL-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

night at their homes. Townsend. who
was given permission by sheriff Nc
Cullough to leave the city Saturday
night and remain over Sunday. re-
turned early Monday morning. He
was in the courtroom when the pre-
llminary was resumed yesterday aft
ernoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

Standcyen adjourned court until .
o'clock this morning. Two or three
more witnesses will probably take the
stand for the defense today This will
he followed by arguments of the at
torneys and the preliminary hearing
may be completed lac this afternoon.
The four accused officers spent last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

/ lie then hung up the receiver.
In a fcw minutes the telephone
rang Townsend said and hc supposed
n was the person In charge Of tho
1855 place calling for confirmation
Of the order Lewis answered
Yes. this Is oscar. Townsend tes-
'ificd Lewis said
Price was TO BE SIS.
Lewis then turned to me and said
they were asking tlj for the whisky
ordered
u told him to say that We had to
have and send It ahead Townsend
related
The officers then were assigned 70
their positions, Townsend said. ana
they waited for the booze to be de-
ht cred 10 Morrs's place. II was about
forty minutes later when "a Ford rcd.
sier was seen coming from the east on
] hird street. Townsend related that
Ae said 10 officer Carl Lewis who was
with him N the rear Of the building.
Here II comes now"
The car was the one which Vernon
Hatfield was driving. The shooting
occurred after hc had driven up u the
curb ir front OF Morris place.
stopped and then driven on. tho Off
Gers testified
While Townsend was tostif,ing the
father Of Vernon Hatfield loft his seat
ia the courtroom and stood by tn,
desk Of the court clerk within n few
feet " tho witness lie iottcI down
notes on several points IN Townsend
testimony.
Bon Howdrv. who is said 10 conduct
inc 0t'5 place, "as the first witness
called 20 the stand ly the defense.
asked what business he WAS eugagea
n, he refused u answer on the
ground that he might incrlminate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-23

GrCcian ThCatcr. vi Pa-o,
Texas: "iiundrcd- turned
away"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-12
CHAPTER 1888.

AN ACT to Amend Sections Twenty
eight and Twenty-Five Of Chapte
I'iftyflve OF the Revised Statutes. RI
latinR to Notice by Public Utilitie
of Changes In Rates
Be 1t enacted, etc;
Sections twenty eight and twenty
OF chapter tfty-nNe of the revised stat
utes are hereby amended to read a
follows:
Section IS No change shall hereaftc
schedules OF Joint rates. except upo
and all such changes shall be plainl
indicated upon existing schedules b,
Ming new schedules In lieu thereo
thirty days prior to the time the sam,
are to take effect. Provided. that tn
commission may In It's discretion and
for good cause shown. allow change,
upon less than the notice herein speci
fled. or modify the requirements OF thi,
section and the following section in &c
spect to publishing. posting and film.
OF tariffs. either In particular instance
or by n general order applicable TO spe
cial or peculiar circumstances or condi
tons
Section - Copies Of all new SEIZED
ules shall be filed a. hcreinbefore pro
vided In every station and office o
such public utility. where payments ar.
made by customers or users thirtf
days prior to the time the same ar
to take effect unless the commission
shall prescribe n less time as provide,
In the preceding section
lApproVed March 80, 19lil
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-12

N All TO IrON lue LOT the lie ra
tion of Teachers.
BE It enacted, etc:
Section l. Amy person holding
state teachers certificate and any
person holding a temporary teachinr
permit, or eligible to receive such II
hree dollars. and upon application to
the state superintendent OF public
schools in such manner as may be pre-.
srrihcd by him register as q candi
date for employment as a teacher H.
| ue puDlIe schools within the state
II shall be tho duty OF the state
superint rndent OF public schools t.
furnish to experimenting school
committees or supcrintendcnts o.
schools upon request Information
relative to persons registered as here
nheforc provided. and to furnish per
sons thus registered information rela
schools within tho state; but neither
the state superintendent o. publ,
! schools nor any persons employed
under his direction shall be held re-
Nouch for the ftness or success 81 any
teacher who may secure position
In a public school through the opera
tion OF this section. nor shall tho az
ceptance OF this enrolment and the
payment OF the required fee be con
strued as guarantee for securing
employment as a teacher. The payment
OF tho above fee shall entitlc tho per
son klslsTlnk TO the DFHtllk o. Sutf
registration for period OF three
years
ss,etion . The state superinten-
dent OF public schools shall make the
necessary rules and regulations for
carrying out the prov lSions OF section
one OF this act and for obtaining
| whatever information Is required as
| to tho experience. qualifications and
character OF persons seeking employ
ment as teachers. and a teacher shall
| be entitled to consideration for en-
| pIoyment only so long as he complies
| with such rules and regulations He
shall employ such clerical and other
assistants as may be required and
they shall perform their duties undo
the general supervision OF said
superintendent, lie shall collect and
| receipt for all registration fees, and
report and pay said fees to the treas
urer OF state once In each month. He
shall furnish to the state surety
bond In sum to be fixed by tho govern
or and council and a. tho expense OF
| tho state.
Section 3 For the necessary eS-
penses Of carrying out tho provisions
of the two preceding sections there
may be annually expended the amount
or the fees received under tho pro-
visions OF section one together with
such part as may be required OF the
sum of FIVE hundred dollars, which
sum the treasurer OF state shall de-
duct for said purpose from any school
money raised for the support OF com
'"' Approved March so. 1871
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=. =. account of making such re-

.,ats on acC0uHt VI
fund ANY person, firm. cor
seen see, or association aggrieved In
pcrs,a - me ways specified In the fore
any Of ~ ion at any time since the
CONS 5ay of November. one thousand
as . and fSgoa on may aypp h%Se
reliei ,garefor within three months
ton - act takes effect, notwith-
stte' ~ said period of six months
shall 4snroyed March 90. 1911
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tho words "Pirkerirrs Island = f.e
words Resolution Island 80 that soid
follows
Two MID strip North u 20. :. S9rth
Division; Strip ssrth - 20 4 Serth
Diyisions 20. souta Division. 20
10. 10. soa,a division %. l5. a.adie
Dlyisior. 70. Il. PLANTATION: - ~
ion: No. 81. Middle division. : -.
na N" ~ l. Ma1is OWED ~ 5's@i
90. Middls Division; number -. &.5t.s
Division. nun Der 81, Middle Diszs#sH.
BIptter Island; Eagle Island; a9r4c4
Island: Hog Island Brad burY.A L and .
Pond Island. Western Island. Lutte
Spruce Island MArshs1s Is4end
Plokerlngs Island. Resolution Island d.
in Hancock County
ssction 2 The fourth paragraph u
said section sixty. is hereby arssded
by striking ou' IN the arm and siI'h
lines thereof the words "Ba,chelaer'
Grant" 70 that said paragraph for as
amended snail read as follows
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CHAPTER I3s.

AN ACT TO Amend Section Sixty
Chapter Eight of the Revised Stat
utes Relating to the Maine Forestry
District
Be II enacted. etc.
Section / Paragraph three OF sec
ton sixty, chapter eight OF tho re-
vised statutes IL hereby amended BY
adding in tho tenth line thereof after
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.hirty dasa ar tHe aEax tssse.f
EacA a2a ALA snail 8s ar .1fa = Fl. -
- 'Ae AZ .da.=z = 10 per>gaa :
haze Eu9@i -ae applicant or 80 - p
officers thereof = 15HgoratIgn. t.r
~ Ia a. OBJ A-.-5#H. tlat - a1.
plioaut Il. u I'D - IS are. = XII
moral eharac,er. H.l ae..dzHs .-
residents. ., the 49, - .ss .. aa.e.
seen such FOR - e1- - -a-z =. -
. the date u 80 - at.ss
approved Ha-.H ~
CHAP1IH 10.
A. act 20 Amend 5.Hs#a Ia#5## =
= Chapter S,xty=e.S t.E -.t
stgfss. Appropr,atta9 Geaexs IS
10 5tats Treas4!y tlHeIat ed = j. W.
9 Aam.n!strat. grz' F4f5
jis . enacted. etc
section .h!rty=ons Of ahHptez =
~, = 10 rsyised stata.es r Hee-. =
h...sh'.'s = aiding - sa.d see,#as -
= o.' < ~ b and saeh pfsa - 5
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saa. 80 80 = a-
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amour = -pIrsz 1.lfs zHaI T. fIerr--
So 70 H. . = - tezs=a4s-d .
d.bts 4ns ~ a=#sz - = adm o.
.stration. he etsa It.I - 40
Judge = depJa# > 80 1919. .r.r
= state. who 81 49, cato
saaI De fespcuz.6#e Hz= 90
hereof. f9r the ass.az
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approved aarsH
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new administration shall be deemed TO
be continuation Of the preceding ed-
minstrstion. and all limitations which
could be claimed for or against the
against such successor: Provided how
ever. that the time when there Is nc
representative OF the estate shall not
be reckoned as part OF the periods for
tho Ming or proof OF claims or limita-
lions for bringing suits: and sucl
terred to where no provisions to ths
contrary Is made. shall be reckon ed
exclusive OF such time
Section IL. Section twenty-one OF
chapter ninety-two OF the revised stat
utes 10 hereby repealed.
Secdon ~. Section twenty-six oi
chapter seventy Is hereby amended by
striking out the words unless he I'M.
failed to give notice of his appointment
as required by law and the Judge OF
probate" so that said section as amend
ed shall read as follows:
Section 26 Legacles shall be payable
In one year after Anal allowance OF the
will: but such payments shall not be
affected by any claims presented to the
executor or administrator with tho viii
annexed, or flied In tho probate Office
after the expiration OF said one year
and after such payment; nor shall the
OK ecutor or administrators with the will
annexed be responsible for the pay
ments OF said leEaeies on account OF
such claims
Section Is Chapter eiehty-slN Is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
following section;
Section 10e Where no administration
il had upon the estate of a deceased
person within six years from tho date
Of death Of said decedent. and no petit
ton for administration IL pending. all
actions upon any claim against said
dec Cd emit shall be barred
Section H. For tho purposes of this
act, an executor. administrator. guard
ian Of an adult. or conservator. shall
be deemed to be qualified when his
bond has been fled and approved by
tho Judge of probate: provided, how
ever. that In cases whore no bond Ia
required the date of appointment shall
he deemed to be the date OF ouslifica-
ton.
(Approved March - 1871
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-12

Da negotiated DN utilFoTg "ntTo, OJ
the terms Of the bill. the carrier un-
dertakes to deliver the goods to tho
order of a specified person. and such
person or subsequent indorsee of
the bill has Endorsed II In blank
Section 20 negotiable bill may
be negotiated by the Endorsement OF
the person to whose order the goods
are deliverable by the tenor or the
bill Such Endorsement may be In
blank or to u specified person II in
dorsed to a specified person. II may
be negotiated again by the indorse-
ment of such person In blank or to
another specified person. Subsequent
negotiation may be made in like
manner.
Section 30 A bill may be trans
TERED by the holder by delivery. 40
companled with an agreement. ex-
press OIL implied, to transfer the title
to the bill or TO the goods represented
thereby.
A non-negotiable bill can not be
negotiated. and the endorsement of
such a bill gives the transferee no ad-
ditional right.
be negotiated by any person In
possession OF the same. however suoh
possession may have been acquired IL.
by the terms OF tho bill. the carrier
undertakes to deliver tho goods to the
order OF such person. or II at tho
time of negotiation the bill Is in suoh
form that II may be negotiated by
delivery.
Section 80. A person TO whom q
negotiable bill has been duly ne6o-
tiated acquires thereby:
(a) Such title to the goods as the
person negotiating tho bill to him had
or had ability to convey to pur--
chaser In good faith for value. and
also such title to the goods as the
consignee and consignor had or had
power to convey to q purchaser In
good faith for value. and
CD The direct obligation Of the
carrier to hold possession Of the
goods for him according to tho terms
OF the bill As fully a. II tho carrier
had contracted directly with him. {
Section ~. A person TO whom 9
bill has been Transferred but not
negotiated acquires thereby. ~
against tho transferor, the title to the
goods. subject to the terms Of any
agreement with the .trAnsferor. ii
the bill is non-nes oti liable, such person
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-04-02
LOGGED OFF LAND

IN Southwest washington to set
tiers only $500 per mere and up
WHYERHAnUgER TIMBER co.
Tacoma Bids. Tacoma. Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-04-02
Want Adj Brings Resu1ts---Jmst Phone Main IL
MOGUL TRUCK
FOR CITY IS A
BIG MACHINE

A new motor truck for the Ia
coma street department, said to
be the largest truck in the North
west. was given its first try-ou by
the street department Sunday.
The machine weighs five and one
half tons, and is so large that the
top OF the motor is higher than .
mans head.
With load of gravel weighing
six and one-half tons, the truck
went up the steep 18th street hill,
down ] to Center, and then up the
unpaved hill of Wilkeson street,
one of the steepest grades in the
city. The car made an average
speed of four miles an hour, and
performed splendidly, according to
Commissioner Atkins, who accom-
panied 1t.
BY means of an automatic de-
vice. the truck spread a ribbon of
gravel on South Ainsworth ave.
four feet wide, six inches deep and
so feet long.
The truck goes into active serv-
ice this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-04-02
DROP BOOZE
INTO HOLE

A hole in the floor of the Tonic
bar, 1401 Pacific avenue, over
which was suspended bottle of
whisky on a string, saved the
place from a raid for several
weeks.
But when the police learned
Saturday afternoon that nearly SO
whisky bottles had been dropped
through the hole during the past
Is days, the dry squad began
action.
Bartenders saved themselves
from arrest, the police say, by cut
ting the string and letting the bot
ties fall through to the cement
floor of the basement. The police
found so broken bottles on the
floor, and the pile reeked of
liquor, they say.
Jack Roys, bartender, was ar
I rested in the Saturday raid, and
the entire bar fixtures, furniture
and soft drink stock was removed
in drays. Roys was put on trial
in police court late Monday after
noon.
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Poultry.

Butter. Eggs, Cheese
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-04-02
T'ODAY'S
MARKET
PRICES

o @ @ q % 4. o @ . o o . q o . .
o WHAT RETAILERS PAY o
q @ o @ o o @ % y @ @ o @ @ @ =
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Contractor Is
Held In Jail

o. P. Sather, 33 a Tacoma
contractor, was arrested Sunday
evening at South Tacoma on a
charge of driving an automobile
while intoxicated, and was order
ed held in Jail until Monday.
Friends produced bail for his re-
lease.
Three officers were necessary to
arrest Sather. Mounted Officers
Howard and McCallum forced him
to stop his machine after pursuing
him more than a mile, and Po-
liceman Greenwood assisted in
subduing him.