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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14
NORTH AND SOUTH
ROAD TO BE BUILT
BY NEXT AUTUMN

The North and South highway
will be built by next fall, accord
ing to an announcement given
out in Boise recently by Seere-
tary of State Dougherty. A half
million dollars viii be spent on
the highway this year, and will
combine federal, state, county and
district aid.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

Lutheran services will be held at the
Federated church, Sunday, March II.
1t 2;5O p. m. Theme: "Cross Crowned
Calvary. y You are invited. NJ. F.
Buenger, pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

WANTED-Girl for general house
work on ranch. Good wages and steady
Job to right party. Write, o. Fl. Over
man, Grangeville, r. F. D. No. 3. 43tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

Farms for sale. Ayers. 49,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

Remember the W. o. W. circle st.
Patrick 3 dance, March 16. 1873
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

w. o. w. circle st. Patrick's day
dance, Dreaniland hall, March Is. 42-2
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

Commissioner and Mrs John ID. Long
have returned from visit to their son,
Lieut.. John Long, at American Lake,
Wn., and their daughter, Mrs. Herman
Eisenhauer, at Post Falls, Ida.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

Felix Martzen, well-known. Cotton.
wood real estate operator and gener.
al booster for the west-side town, was
IN Grangeville the latter part of the
week on business. Mr.. Martzen. while
in the county seat, found time to re-
new acquaintanees with his friends
here O.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-03-14

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The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Of the
Directors Meeting
Last NIGHT

Yesterday evening the Noga-
les Chamber Of Commerce direc
tors were in regular session, for
transaction of business. Mr..
J. w. Edwards, first vice presi-
dent presided. Secretary Bris-
tol was at his desk. Owing to
the excessive heat the atten-
dance was light, and there was
little business transacted.
A committe of arrangements
to provide for entertainment of
the Arizona Bankers Associa-
tion convention, which meets
in Noales in November, was
created, it's members being
Messrs. A. w. Gillespie, Theron
Richardson, w. C. Vinegar, j.
w. Edwards and Bracey Curtis.
A committee was appointed
to arrange for a reception to
the officers of the 35th Infan-
try at some date near their de-
parture from Nogales, and to
confer with Col. Frier upon the
probability or possibility to
have the day selected signallzed
by a street parade and review
of all the troops stationed at
the line city on that date. The
committee selected was Messrs.
Allen T. Bird, H. M. Clagett, b.
K. Cumming, A. w. Gillespie
B. J. Jones.
Messrs. A. w. Gillespie and },
w. Edwards were appointed a
committee to raise funds neces-
sary for the expense of the two
occasions mentioned in the pre-
ceding paragraphs.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
HIS BACK BROKEN
Terrible Misfortune
BefallS a Miner

Wednesday night Dr.L. Boido
came up from Imuris in charge
OF Manuel Esquidor, a miner
working for the Cananea Con-
solidated Copper Co., in the So
nora Bonanza mine, near the
town named, which is operated
by that corporation. The doc
tor was called, gave the man
first aid at the mine, and
brought him here. He suffer
ed broken back from a cave
in the mine. Yesterday morn
ing ihe doctor took the man to
tho hospital at Cananea fo,
treatment in the company hos
oital there. He expected to re.
turn to Nogales this eva ling.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
ARMY Y. M.
C. A. NOTES
Interesting Events in
and About the
Busy Hut

A mass meeting at the "Y"
grounds this evening will be ad-
dressed by Hugh Cork, of San
Antonio, Texas, religious direc-
tor of the Southern department
Y. M. C. A., and Mr.. w. w.
Shannon, ex-ayor of Berwick,
Pa. The two gentlemen are de-
lightful, thought inspiring
speakers.
Sunday is National Day of
Prayer for Our Allied Armies. "
That day prayer will be observ-
ed in the churches and at the
"Y" building. Throughout the
nation a special program will be
on at the various 'Y's" through
out the country.
The campaign for the ''Red
Triangle Magazine" ("Associa
tion Men"), is bounding for
ward. Already 125 of 500 sub
scriptions assigned this camp
have been secured in these first
two days of the drive.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
A BUSY FACTORY
Work in Full Swing
at the New Cloth
ingF Factory Across
the Line

Flattering success already
marks the business of the newly
established clothing factory Las
international, established but
a few weeks ago at Gale Arizpe
No 1873, Nogales, Sonora, by the
Compania Mercantil Manufactu
rera S. A., and additional lines
of business have forced Messrs.
Encinas, leading spirits in the
new enterprise, to order addi-
tional machinery, which is ex-
pected to arrive for installation
within a few days.
When the representative of
The Oasis visited the plant yes
terday, the huge workroom
with it's long ranks of electri-
cally driven machines and its
half-hundred workers, was a
surprise.
Twenty-eight Singer sewing
machine S were being run by
busy young women, together
with two button-hole machines
and two ,'double-needle" ma
chimes for running parellel
seams at single operation in
making welts
The factory at present is
working on shirts, of which
twenty-eight dozen are turned
out daily. The output will also
include trousers, underwear,
mems and boys clothing, COM
roriers and pillows. Sample
lots of these articles have al
ready been turned out, and the
newspaperman was privileged
to look over these samples. The
high quality of the goods was
"a surprise, while the workman
ship was of the same high
grade.
One of the new lines which
the company will commence to
turn out shortly is canvas and
khaki leggings, and a part OF
the new equipment soon to be
installed will be an eyelet ma
chine to insert the eyelets in
these goods.
In addition to a working
force in the factory Of about
fifty people, Manager S. E.
Encinas has organized a selling
force consisting of the follow
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
TROUBLE IS LOOMING
LARGE OVER TEL
AND TEL. CONTROL,
Charges That Private COMPANIES Have
Started Active Propaganda in an Ef-
fort TO Influence Public Ooinion Ad-
yerseIy to Government Control

WASHINGTON, August Steps in government control
of telegraph and telephones will in weeks The first
economy will be to give cheap service public Radi
cal changes pre- ctad in the Official personnel of the
services
BULLETIN-Repors Of active propaganda of private
ehp and control reaching the post office department today
from several which may force the
fore two weeks The most active effort directed against the
successof control appears be attempt
the question of unionm among eegraphers
and stir up dssenson among the Reports that
to the post office department day that I'm
ion will take advantage of the eeway afforded by Bureon
notifying individual companies continue their business along
the lines un6er private oil until u ther instructed
discharged from their employ number eegraphers
sole ground that they union Bureson city
tonight but 1t expected will
y deal with this phase of the propaganda against
control with firm hand and order the policy management
changed Another attempt to influence public opinion against
government control the reported refusal of the American
telephone and telegraph company leases of
eegraphng and Other purposes the ground that the
might not approve thus destroying faith govern
rnent control
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
CAPITAL STOCK AND TOBACCO TAXES RAISED

ing agents in West Coast cities
indicated:
Sr. Manuel Ochoa, Tepic; ST..
Jesus Ortiz, h1a7at'an Sr. Ci4l :
men, Gaxiola, Culiacan Sr. Es-
teban Acuna, Hermosillo; Sr.
Jose Clark, Ambulante; Sr. Jose
Pradeau, Madalena. Other
representatives will be estab-
lished in West Coast cities as
rapidly as arrangements can
be made.
These agents are already Sc
curing many orders, and their
success in getting tradeindi-
Gates that the output of the
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
AMERICANS SWIM
THE oURCQ TO FIGHT
Whole German Army Tearing That
Yanks Can Fight--A Fact They Well
Knew

WITH THE AMERICANS AT OUSCQ, August 2-Amerd
troops fighting their way norhward and continue
ing and swimming the Ourcq
In spite of determined efforts Of the enemy prevent the
development Of north of the Oucq the French
Americans maintained their
their pivot Northeast of ercy they took hills PIP and 22O which
dominate the Nesle plateau
Pussian guards deserter sad our whole army
learning the Americans fight Everybody tired of war;
BULLETIN-Despe the most violent countef-attacks we
progressed slowly this afternoon in the direction Of the hill north
east of Cierges
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02

Mr.. S. G.. Lowe, son of Prof.
Lowe, inventor of the water gas
and oil gas processes of manu-
facture, is visiting Nogales, in
consultation with the Arizona
Gas & Electric Co. upon matters
in connection With the gas max
ing plant of that enterprise.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02

factory will find a splendid
market throughout the West
Coast region. The Compania
Mercantil Manufacturers also
handles as agent the shoes of
Buckingham & Hecht, San Fran
cisco, and the goods of the Rice
Stix Dry Goods Co., of st.
Louis.
The success of this new in
dustry is one more indication OF
tie commercial. industliel devel7
opment which The Oasis has
predicted for Sonora and the en-
tire West Coast region Of Mex.
leo.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02


Yesterday Mr.. w. J. Mitchell,
manager for the Consolidated
Arizona Copper Co. and Mowry
Mines, was over from Mowry,
accompanied by Mr.. E. M. Bar
ger, from Gary, Indiana, a gen
tleman interested in the first
named enterprise, who had been
visiting the camp. Mr.. Barger
had some very handsome ore
specimens taken from the Ell
Paso property of the Consolidat
ed Arizona.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
Progress Made Along the Whole At
. taekIng Line--Enemy Concentrating
Thrusts Utterly Fail Several Import
ant Positions Caotured by the Allies
--Muniere Wood Taken by the Yanks

PAlS August 1.-The final phase of crushing in the Cer
salient below the vese usered in early todav v v
olous Franco-Amecan attack mile front between
Tour miles south of Sossons and the region Sernge
village just north of Fee Details are still lacking but subst
a progress is reported made along whole attacking line
Hill 2O5 to the east of Grand Rozoy is said to be in allied
hands which important step forward in the direction Of
fses on the Vese which Fochs main objective From
THIS vicinity Fsmes is visible to the naked eye Cranaen village
three miles northwest of Fse also reported captured and
"hoe OF Mlere wood in Americans today The
operation under way designed turn the lower half of the
German right between scissors Success automatically
olces the Germans to give their horizontal er
and Vile en- Taenos and possibly compel abandonment of the
LETT To prevent this latter they vigorously along the
front southwest of Rheims today concentrating their trs
the region of Bugny They failed absolutely to make any i'm
preston the allies although fierce fighting ragged hours
Later orts state the allies their part new headway in
the Bligny region toward the Rheims road safs
German raids verdm frustrated by the French in
sharp artillery duels in Pcardy and Flanders
BRITISH CAPTURE 4,5O3 PRISONERS IN JULY
LONDON, August "A fierce fight raging
enTarenois, says tonight supplementary statement
The British took 4503 prisoners in july the war office an
nounced tonight.
CAPITAL STOCK AND TOBACCO TAXES RAISED
WASHINGTON August 2-Taxes on the capital stock of
corporations brokers' theatres other places ase
en and manufacturers tobacco
nue. bills by the ways and means committee today.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02

The warehouse of the Bow
man Mercantile Co., that was
destroyed by fire on the eve of
the municipal election, has been
rebuilt. Contractor Charles
Moody finished construction
Monday and moved out and
Painting Contractor Ben Reeder
has completed the painting.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02

Sunday Mr.. Chas. Dumazert.
proprietor of the Vile de Paris
c.y goods s+,re, will depart for
California, where he will rest
Ind recuperate a couple of
weeks, after which he will go to
New York on his fall buying
campaign.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02
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Mr.. F. Diamos of the Nogales
Theatre, returned from Cana
nea yesterday. He went over
earlier in the week.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-02

If you see a good, strong,
steady. bright, white electric
ipht. it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
e ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-02
UL Tim A HORA A
La tnanera como quIere Cataluila
resO|ver su prOhenla Inferno.
CABLE a VEL lMPARclAL".
va w. I. p. and T. Co.

Madrid, 2 de dciembre.-Los diputados catalanstas
han egado hoy esa capital trayendo consgo ell pro
grama poltcO de la AutOnoma catalana ell cual pro-
ponen defender Los puntos prncpales del programa
de los catalanistas segn han sdo dados la pubcidad
los siguientes auonOm1a administrative para las
cuatro provncias de Barcelona, Lerida, Tarragona
Corona. Las cuatro provincias constturan solo
tado bajo gobierno regional que dirigira tendra
cargo las contrbuciones impuestos sobre mnas ba
has, rios cataratas saltos de aqua bosques erroca
rifles Ell gobierno catalan nombrara DelegadO para
entender los asunOs de las provncas auonomas
atribuciones smilares a las de gobernador. Sc
braran tambien ministries aut0nOmOs, la in
vestdura de SWbsecretaOs quienes la collaboration
del Consejo de Mancomundad organizaran una asam-
blea consttuyente Esta asambea tendra plenos pode
para redactar Constitution regional Catalina
Los ministries subsecretaros tendran pOderes
ejecuvos ell derecho de nOmbrar delegados agregados
a los consuadOs espafOles en- ell eXtranjero.
Sc pondra en- vigor en- las provncas mencionadas ell
C6digo Criminal Espanol perO cuantO los procedi
mientos cvies optara por e Derecho Foral Catalan
FL idioma Official sera el Catalan
Nueva York.-El trasatlantico inges "Mauretania"
ha legado Nueva York trayendo bordo e primer con-
tngente de tropas americanas que estaban Franca
FL pueblo las recib6 vivos entusiasmos. Multiud
dc personals estaban en- los muees esperanto
parieAtes amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-02
La Question del Arrd
lotto Grave Conflicto?. -.

Seg1n informe q. al Senado pre-
scnto el sabado ell Presidente de
la Comisi0n de Alimentos, senior
Lee, cuenta dicha Comisi0n con So
10 $4,000 sacos de arroz para el
consume Ell la isla. En- ell merca-
do hay muy POGO mas. ST Sc tiene
en- cuenta que la Comisi6n de Ali
mentos dc Washington. ha acor-
dado que Ell Is por ciento de la
production en- los Estados Unidos
quede ALI para el consume y que
solo el 25 por 100 sea destinado pa
ra cl consume de los territories de
Norte America, Sc comprendera
que pronto la isla estara abocada a
la falta del grano.
La Importation de arroz de la
India esta prohibida. Cast todo
ell arroz que consume Puerto Rico,
procede de los Estados Unidos.
Ell Senado POrtorriqueno acord6
q. una Comisi6n compuesta de los
Sres. Barcel6, Giorgetti y TIC Sc
pcrsone en- Ia ofcina de la Comisi6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-02
(Servicio del Gable Frances.)


PARIS, diciembre I'm gran
banquete tuvo lugar en- ell Elysee
en- honor del Rey de la Gran Bre-
tana. Monsieur Poincare pronun-
clio un elocuente discurso en- ell
que evoc6 prodigiosamente ell ma
l,imiento de la Entente Cordia-
kt'' ;, antes de la guerra con Alema-
nia,. siendo esta entente" la que
realizo la union de Francia e In
glaterra, en- la obra de civilian ell
mundo. Demostr6 como los dos
grandes pueblos de Europa Sc en-
contraron en- la mas grande catas-
trofe de los siglos, y como despues
de tratar de evitarla, Sc lucho
hasta conseguir la defnitiva victo-
ria. Hablando de 10 porvenir ma
nifest6 ell Presidente Poincare que
el corazon de Francia jamas podra
olvidar los grandes servicios pres
tados per Inglaterra la causa de
la libertad. En- ell conficto terri
Bic la amistad de antes de la que
IRA, sc ha transformado en- una
alianza veldadera, que en- las pro-
Xmas negociaciones manifestara
su solidez. Asi como estuvimos
unidos en- los peligros y fatigas de
La guerra, asi quedaremos unidos
en- lasl abores y alcgrias de la paz.
Dos naciones que han vivido tan
tO tempo cifvuna feliZ fgnliiiaii-
dad, que Sc han ayudado mtltua-
mente durante tantos meses, de-
ben sentirse naturalmente aliadas,
h,asta efStrec!harse iGompletamente
en- Nun abrazo fraternal, uniendo
sus esfuer4es por Ell progreso de la
humanidad, y para el magno ideal
que han defendido toda la vida.
i La Francia y ia Gran Bretaiia
estan unidas para Giempre!
El Rey de Inglaterra pronunci6
I'm discurso, dando las gracias por
las ccrdiales demcStraciones del
Presidente Poincare Y ademas hi
20 impoctantes declaraciones:
"Yo os felicito Sr. Presidente,
por la parte que Francia desem-
pcno en,la gran victoria, la cual
mis- generates y mis- ejercitos tu-
vieron la dicha y Sc sientene orgu-
llosos de haber contribuido. En-
el conficto mortal EN- donde nues-
tros dos paises Sc encontraron en-
peflados en- la causa de la civiliza-
cion v del derecho contra las fuer-
zas de destrueci6n y los metodos
de barbarie, los pueblos frances y
britanico hicieron una union de Co
razones y llegason a una identi-
dad de interpretations que espe-
ro iran constantemente creciendo,
" cue contribuiran de una name
ra notable la consolidation de
la paz, y al progreso de la civiliza-
ci6n universal. No olvidaremos
jamas a nuestros muertos glorio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-02
LNGLA7E EN- CONTRA DE LA LLBERTAD
DE LOS MARES SEGUN LA EXPLICA WILSON
Gran conferencia de Pollticos
europeos en- Londres
CABLE VEL IMPARclAL".
CABLE A VEL lMPARClAL".
Via w. I. p. and T. Co.

Londres, 2 de Dicembre- mnistro Clemenceau de
Franca, ell Marisca Foch, los ministries Orlando Son
nino de Italia han egado aqul prOcedentes de Paris Ell
prop6so de los vsitanes conferenciar los minis
tros ingleses Lloyd George Balfour esa conferen
ca sc lie da gran mporanca, siendo obeto dejar
preparados hasta los mas nsgncantes detalles de la
actitud de las naciones aadas de Europa Ia cone-
rencia preliminar que endra ugar nmediataene des-
pues de haber egado ell Presdente Wilson a Europa.
Las conferencias de la paz e Palacio Qua dOrsay
empezarn Ell d1a primero de Enero del 1918. Los
que Inglaterra Franea Italia refractarias
cuaquier concession que lie quera hacer Alemana.
Estas naciones tamben refractaras la sedicene
Lga de Naciones, 81 Aemana permitda ella. In
glaterra principalmente contraria la bertad de
los Ell la forma que la entiende expca ell Presi
dente wilson Prevalece ell tenor de que las negoa
clones de paz la cOrdalidad, rec1proca ell vera
dero esp1ritu que anime las nacOnes debido los
trgas los celos que la nota de siempre Ii p0
de Europa Si el Presidente Wilson lograse eSta ..
Ia paz del msasdo sobre base s6ffda ri X
mas grande de la historic polftica del mundo.
Washington.-El trasatantico de la Hamburg-Ai +
lean Line George Washington, esta lso para sar s-
cia Europa con ell Presidente Wilson, ell embaador .u
serand de Francia, ell embajador de Italia.
La Haya.-El gobieno de Hoanda es$ consdera1do
sacramento los procedimenos de la extrlici6n del Ta
ser. No Sc sabe sin embargo 81 los aadshan hechc 80
ticones oficiales 81 los pasos dados r ell gobi
provisional de Alemania
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-02
Los Diputados CataLanistas uan 7
Madrid con Ell Prograrna con1pleto
La Aia1za Anglo
Francesa es ura hech0
Inaportantes declaraciones de
Poincare y eL Rey Jorge V

sos, cuyos nombres quedaran gra-
bados eternamente sobre las pagi-
mas mas sublimes de la historic del
mundo. Durante amos nuestros
soldados lucharon juntos valiente-
mente sin olyidar jamas sus tradi-
clones inmortales. Ellos sicmpre
lucharon con una confianza admi-
rable que nos hizo obtenr la vic
toria, y dar un fin glorioso a la
Gran Guerra.
LONDRES, diciembre Los
aliados han pedido al gobierno ho-
landes la entrega del ex-Kaiser a
la justicia.
AMSTERDAM. diciembre l.
Segdn la Gazeta de Dusseldorf en-
cuentros tuvieron lugar entire algu
nos soldados de un regimiento de
infanteria Ell guarnici6n a Du-
sseldorf y soldados revoluciona-
rios. Ametralladoras fueron en-
pleadas Y varias personas resulta-
ron heridas. Tn telegrama envia-
do al Nicuwe Rotterdam Courant
relata que numerosos confictos es-
tallaaon en- Los distritos industrial
les del Berg entire tropas de vuelta
del frente y obreros revolucianrios.
En- diversos lugares los comandan-
tes de distritos revolucionarios di-
solvieron los comites revoluciona-
rios y. .botaron las banderas rojas
izadas sobre los ediiicios publicos.
PARIS, diciembre lei "Pe-
tit Parisien" anuncia que ell senior
Clemenceau partio de Paris para
Londres ell sabado donde no sc de-
morara porque tiene que asistir a
la reunion del gabinete el martes.
Ell presidente del consejo fue
acompanado del mariScal Foch y
los Sres. Stephen Pich6n y Phili-
ppe Bertholet, director de negocios
pollticos. Los ministries france
ceses conferenciaran con Orlando
Sonic v ell coronel House.
BERNA, diciembre LA noti-
cia ha llegado aqul de que ell 60
bierno provisional entr6 en- comu-
nicaci6n con ell eX-Kaiser para pc
dirle una abdicacion Official. Dice
Sc en- los centres bien informados
que Guillermo II di0 una renun-
cia formal al trono pero que esa re-
nuncia solo concierne a SUI persona.
ESQ demuestra que los aliados te-
nian raz6n cuando no quisieron
Greer en- la .abdicaci6n de CUTLER
mo II.
SALONICA, diciembre lei
patricia armenia Khanzadan, an
tiguo Official de la marina otoma-
ma, declare que las estadisticas ale
manas y trrcas que el ha visto an
tes de dejar la marina turca y
Constantinopla prueban que el MI
nero de srmenios desaparecidos
alcanza 1.396.350 de los cuales
1.956.550 fueron asesinados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-02
UN BALE TRANSFERRED

Ell Casino Espanol, de Humacao,
estaba prganizando iun baile de
confanza que habria de tener efec-
to en- la noche del s del corriente,
dfa de la Purfsima Conception.
Dicha fiesta, tan deseada por la
buena sociedad de Humacao, tiene
que ser aplazada, hasta que Sc de-
clare por ell departamento de Sa-
nidad que no hay peligro de con
tagio. en- las reuniones publicas.
Las invitaciones va habran cir
culado, firmadas por don Teodomi-
ro Domfnguez, active presidente
del popular circulo de Recreo.