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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-08
Both Are Indian Names.

Both Are Indian Names.
3 do not mean, by this comparison, to
3 cast any reflections upon the people of
4 Red Wing. The comparison made be-
4 tween the two towns was suggested
purely by the names-both of Indian
q origih-but, when I think of Red Wing,
there really is little about the city that
became indelibly impressed upon my
mind, although my stay there was as
brief Or as lengthy-put it as you may
as was my stay in Whitebird. 1t may
be that I did not become acquainted
with the people of Red Wing, but l
cannot be held at fault for that, be-
cause put forth no more effort to meet
the people of Whitebird than did I the
people Of Red Wing. Somehow, [ just
couldn't help knowing the Whitebird
folk, so typically western, and so genu-
lnely hospitable are they.
Hidden in canyon a mile from the
swiftly flowing Salmon river, and sur
/ ounded by towering bluffs, covered
with bunch grass, without which the
prosperity of Whitebird and the entire
Salmon river stock country would be inn
possible, Whitebird is the trade center
for territory that is vast in area.
twenty miles from Grangeville, White
bird is located on the Grangeville-New
Meadows stage line and from the town
are distributed enormous quantities of
supplies to homesteaders, sheepmen and
cattlemcn far to the north end to the
south, to the east, as far as civilization
extends, and to the west, into the state
of Oregon.
Small Town; Big Business.
With probably not more than 200 souls,
me town of Whitebird does an annual
BUSINESS far in excess of that transacted
IN many towns ten times the size.
"hltebird has two banks-the Sal
uon River State bank, and the White
olrd State bank. A. L. Donaldson is
'Ssnier Of the Salmon River State bank,
una ha' alt up very successful bank
nlg bus IS with virtually 500 checking
a'eoca 'whitebird is the only bank
ing pon between Grangeville and New
aeadoS distance of ninety miles.
Assisting in the Salmon River State
oank, is Miss Chloe Berry, who acts as
VOokkeepcr, and also finds time to en-
gage in newspaper correspondence.
a. NJ Reynolds is cashier of the
"nitebird state bank, a newer institu-
''On than the Salmon River State bank,
'"' one that is progressing.
The Salmon River Stores.
ierhaps the largest business institu-
nOn IN Whitebird, outside the Salmon
~ State bank, is the Salmon River
.'V'es company, of which Thomas Poguc |
- "ahager. Besides operating large
''''erai store in Whitebird, the com
r , has stores at higgins and Lucille.
,'' buying for the three stores is done
'ir. Pogue. Merchandise is freight
" rom Fem, the nearest railroad
station.
'nson q Nichols have confeetion-
store and soft drink establishment,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-08
Brushed Off Ledge.

Brockman and his pack outfit were
passing over dangerous trail when, it
is believed, one of the mules became UNI
ruly, and as Brockman, dismounted, was
trying to subdue it, opinion is that the
mule jumped, pushing Brockman over
the precipice, and the mule, itself, fol
lowing him to the canyon.
Brockman is known to have fallen
over two lodges, before he reached the
canyon. The first fall of approxima-
ttly sixty feet was direct, and then his
body bounded over one ledge after
another, until it reached the bottom of
the canyon.
Carry Body on Packhorse.
The body was conveyed many miles
on a packhorse to the Behean ranch on
Snake river, on Monday, it was met by
Undertaken Maugg of Grangeville and
O. ID. Hamlin, of Cottonwood, who In n
motor truck brought it to Grangeville.
Brockman was widely known for his
daring. He was man absolutely with
out fear, and it is said he many times
took unusually hazardous chances, while
packing and riding i'll the mountains.
He was known as an expert horseman.
Surviving the dead man are his widow
and 4-year-old child.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day in Cottonwood, with interment in
the Cottonwood cemetery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
Red Flag Of Anarchy Filings
Its Angry Folds Across Hall
.OnceMghty CermanEmpire
(By the Associated Press)

crnmcnt t,l,grams viii he allowed
transmissiuu.
CopcnhaE,u NoN. Tho German
ports of Ei,WrrhaVy und tuNhaN'u
are an the hands OF sailors councils.
the Schl,sWtg \olks LoituuR says
London SOY. S. Sondcruurs "a
prussiuu town n SChl,swir thirteen
miles northeast of florsaurp - ~
tho hnuas ui tho rcVoluti1nists. ace
uording Co It dispatch from 'open b
hagen TO the Exchange Telegraph
COMPANY ThH rcd alag has been
hoisied ON tl, shps tnerc.
Amsterdam N1y THURSDAY. ID
y. M Tho great German maritime
port OF Hamburg ls completely M inc
hands of tho olutionisis. accord
ing 60 rcportn from Hamburg news
papers printed hy the Cologne iN-
zotte The red flaE is flyinr on hll lhc
ships IN ho hlIbor
London. No, a, 90. IA The ,iuos
OF Brcmcu Sthtrriu and Tilait have
Joined in the German revolution. ac
coTding 10 copenhagen dispatch "a
the Exchange Telegraph company Or
katl tichkneeht b. said 10 have ar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
British, French and Americans in
Race to Clear Conquered Terri
tory Before the Armistice Can
Be Concluded.
AMERICANS DOMINATE
SITUATION AT SEDAN
Practically All of Belgium Has
Been Cleaned Up and British
Moving Fast on Way to Town
of Maubege,

Gcrmany's Hrmisticc plcnipotcntar-
les. having entered the French hLcs
der q white flag last night met Mar
shal Fpch at . o'clock French time.
Friday morning From him they viii
receive the urmtsticc terms Of the al
lies and the United States The his-
toric meeting occurred IN q little VII
iagc in the department OF the Alsnc.
Germany Will nc given Z . hours in
which to reply to the terms presented
hy Marshal Foch IL is declared there
viii bg no cessation Of hostiiitles. The
German delegates viii not bc permit
ted to hagglc they must accept on go
ON fighting
British French and American
troops maintain the pressure which
hHs driven the enemy from many
square miles Of territory In the past
wc,k ON the north the British are
moving uu Mhubouge and Mons ana
are less than three miles from Mou.
hrugc
While the Americans command the
situation at sedan. although they APP
purrutly do not hold the entire city,
The French are pressing on toward
Mpzipr,- and have occupied SinglA,
less than eight miles 10 the south.
Elscwhcr" on their front the French
armies continue the rapid advance of
tho last three days ~ no point arc
the French more than thirty miles
from tho Belgian irontiei ana nt most
place. the distance over which they
stll haze 30 uri,e tine invader is much
les
virtually an the German navy is in
thc hands of the rcNOlutionists, VINO
Also are reported IN power iu Ham
burg dud most ot northwestern Cor
many adjacent 90 the North sea. Re-
volts are also rar rted in Bremen,
Schwcriu and Tilsit dud Wllhcims-
hHNtN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

date suspension of hostilities and that
the seventy two hours In which the
Germans must answer tho allied terms
delivered 20 them began at II am.
Paris time.
Marshal FOCh reported that tho
German phcnipotentiarics arrived at
his hcadquartcrs with fun powers
from the chancellor
Paris Nov GA, pml Ap Of
ticIul note issu"d this afternoon says
The German delegates arrived this
morning ~ Marshal Foch's head
quarters They made q formal de
Wund for an Rrnistiee The text OF
the conditions ut the allies Vas read
and delivered 60 them They asked
a cessation ot arms II was refused
them The enemy has seventy-two
houry 'o answer
n was liter announced that the
German demand tor cessation of
hoatilitiea was for an immediate sus-
tension
London. NoN. \. B.i1 p.ml--At al
hrd bsncral headquarters rridaS
morning tho German plenipotentiar-
jos. according 90 French wireelss
message received here. received the
conditions Of the armistice as well az
formal demand that they should he
accepted or refused withid seventy.
two hours. expiring on Monday morn.
ing Ar ~ o'clock, French time,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

Paris Nov @ 20 The sevcn,two hours within which
the German reply be received will end II clock Monday
Paris, Nov (l 30 Marshal Foch viii have with him
during the arm,tlcc conferences American well British
representative.
Washington Nov STbc American
before today that Marshal Foc had the
gates seeking amce behind the French lines clock
this morning Paris time.
In announcing that the conference which end the had
the disclosed
reading handed n
time to consider whether they with Berlin and then
would be ~ hours which reply they required decision
from Berlin.
Anxiety officials of the today the renewal
OF wild started yesterday by the false
report Of the Ngng Of micc almost cqualcd interest in the
outcome of the conferences.
Every where believed that the
Their surrender long be- dcal Word that
tons under which the American and allied advance
been accepted, awaited with calm confidence
But II realized that the celebrations which lives
already have been lost aud property destroyed
situation resulting material interruption industrial and business
activities President Wilson himself has taken of the
al his Secretary
mcn denying persistent statements that being withheld
aud
information that an armiSticr has been signed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

ranged tor the iomgti0u of q sol
diors' council a. Brcmon.
London. 80, IN, movement
witch resulted u tho scizVg of VIZ
tualiy the entire Germany navy hN
Revolutionary forces was carried oul
~ a fairly peaceful manner accordlns
20 the ENchi nge Telegraph tort'.
spondcut a. Copenhagen IN" req
flag was hoist'd quite Ech'I'llN' NE
adds.
An the large whaNes connected
with the naval service also were lah'"
over hN tho Yc' olulonisis.
Al M;lhelmshaNon the naval niu'
cnrs agreed to hand aufhouN over to
the rebels if theN would promise Ca
make RESISTANCE shouN the Brush a.
tack that naval port
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

Return, from all New Mexico counties which with the
of tabulatcd today show the election
the entire New Mexico republican and congressional ticket
hey ond further question
Albert B Fall has the face of the returns in
hand 1873 change the result by than
fifty whichever and likely that the ninety
throughout than half the
will the republican majoies Senator Fall final majority
will probably 1000 than the figure given final returns
received steadily reducing the democratic claims and increasing
those of the republicans
T. II Wagner >uprrn cndcu of schools leads the repub
ticket with majority of 270 Benjamin r. Pankcy candidate
elected by 269 and Nelson A. Field third
in size of his majority. by 24ij.
Judge Herbert f. Reynolds has majority the returns hand
This nsurc his election probably by final majority of
roun1q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

Paris Nov 8-The German delegates who within
the French lines last night receive from Marshal Foch the
allied terms for armsce proceeded this morning TO the
meeting place designated by the Marshal
The white flag bearers reached the left wing of General
Debeneys army clock last night They arrived at the
place indicated by the allied supreme commander within the
French lines about two clock this morning and passed the
remainder of the night there
II the credentials of the German armsoe delegates
found adequate they will be informed officially what the
terms of the armsce and that they will have time limit
Of seventy two hours in which TO reply
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

IopcnhHEon, NOV = Some Of the
German warsh,ps from Kiel have ar.
rived ~ Flcnsburg bon schlcswig. tho
Berlinhskc Tideud, of this city re-
ports Theit Officers were uaNigatmg
them undcr the command of the suil-
urs
London NuN rclcgraphic com
municatiJn between Germany and
foreign countries will hp cut OF. ace
ted hy tho Exchange Telegraph cor
respondent at Copenhagen onN gov
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
san Miguel County.

East Las Vegas. y NJ. NuN
Tnbuluiion of returns from ali pre-
cincts In san Miguel county show
that this county has rolled up one OF
It's greatest maiortics for the repuh-
leans in the election of last Tuesday
The entire state and county ticket has
hocn elected bY mnJoritics averaging
around 400 Some ot the candidates
run slightly ahead. some slightly be
hind this figure. hut the official count
next Monday VIII show that tho aver
age majority Indicated VIII stand
This ma iouty WAS obtained with a
democratic candidate, Nocdcr Tor
lieutenant governor, running on the
state ticket, and Secretary of state
Antonio luccro running on the county
ticket both men regarded AS Umnug
the strongest democratic cnmpaigncrs
in the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

Washington, Nov. 8-At President Wilson, direction,
Secretary Lansing issued shortly after noon
day that statement that reaching the
concerning armstce negotiations being withheld
rly false and that decision in regard to the
armistice reached 1t would be made public Immediately
by the government Mr.. Lansing statement said
II am requested and authorized by the president state
that no information reaching this concerning the
armisce negotiations France withheld any
statement to the contrary uey false and that
as definite decision IN regard TO the srmstce has been
reached will be Immediately made public by the govern
ment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
NOVEMBER DRAFT CALLS
WILL BE SUSPENDED, is
INDICATED BY CROWDER

vorat, WARMLY WithlIaNa. ot tho No
,omhor call. at Last 10 the brfmhrs
accept the American Hnd Nil"d arms
ucc terms before th. W"N'h'hl 10
camps h.gins
with 1000 0G0 mou 'If"adl under
arms uvcrscns and nt home 'h' i'"l-
ing Is growing tHui no NOR, WIZ ht
needed even ihourh 30 MAY h' ' IONS
tune before American ior''A can he
recalled from France ana some h"nl-
uoual mcn mai hc r'nl oven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

f Santa ft. NOV lbcn1. ! lunkeN.
lieutenant governor elect led tho re-
publican ticN'' 90 victory in his home
county of santa Fc Tuesday 'cnu.
tor pank,y received a total ot lAlS
votes. ps against 1bN east for his
democratic opponent Mr. Nccdor
g,mg him majort, of 7'e soma.
ton Fan ,airicd the county hN $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
AMERICAN hRMS SrIIlL
ROT NpIN,. NJ SEDAN

wan the American Forces on the
sedan Front \uy C. pmD Re
yuud uriillrr, aud machine gun fire
which was particularly nctiNc IN the
r,riop of sedan. there has been littic
to report from the battle front since
lust night so infantry action has
been reported ON any sector uf the
american front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
ARMISTICE DELEGATION
NOW IN CONFERENCE TO
RECEIVE TRUCE BASIS

If Empowered to Act Without Reference, End May
Come at Amy Moment; IL Terms Must Go to
Berlin, Monday Morning Is Outside Limit for
Answer; Foch Considers Only Armistice, Not
Terms of Peace; President Causes Secretary
Lansing to Warn Against Further Premature
Celebrations, and False Rumors; Will Personally
Give Nation the News as Soon as Received
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
orr,.laI I,.t,,,n. on M.,tn.

Wagon Mound, y NJ. NoN s The
scmi-cffcial returns ct Mora county,
with an precincts tp. gives maioritics
to the whole Republican state ticket
and elects an the Republican county
ticket hut three, the democrats Win-
ming the county clerk, uss"ssor and
one commissioner.
The muioritics for the state ticket
are FAN lN5, Hernandez llI Lar
razolo lio. Pankey l6l Martinez
l7G, Sargent lGT. Strong 2lO. Ask.
ron 1876, Wagner 100. l'icld tG7, RAY
nulds iGl. Luna i3g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

Washington No, a. FRO, osi Mar
sha Gonvral rrowdct called into CON
ference today tho heads of all see
tons OF his office "a discuss possible
suspension OF the NoNemhcl draii
calls, undcr which aore than 500 600
men have been ordered 10 army
CAMS
White GtnCral rrowd'r would NOT
discuss what accommodations ne
might make 10 the general stnff - rs
understood that his advisers VIII ed-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

COMPLETE RETURNS FROM ALL
BUT ONE NEW MEXICO COUNTY
SHOW ALL REPUBLICANS WIN

On Face of Returns From All But Sierra County,
Fall Has SIS Majority Missing County viii
Not Change Majorities Either Way by More
Than Fifty Votes; Wagner Leads His Ticket
With Majority of 2,704; Pankey Next With
2,469 and Field Land Commissioned, Has 2,445;
Reynolds Elected by Apparent Majority of 7S6,
Which Will Increase With Final Count.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

here received final return, from all
precincts in EoliuN county tnlS morn-
ing. which show senator Falls ma
lortty there 10 hc l79. AN increase of
o. votes over the figure tahulatcd for
today's election result statement Her
nnndcz won in CoifaN bN go, lara
zolo hv ESQ. raukcN hN eN2 and Wag.
Ron bN gOf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
All Doubt as to Political Complex
ion of Both Houses Of Next Con
gress Removed by Result of the
Michigan Contest.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
IN HOUSE is NOW 43
Official Count Will Be Required to
Determine Result in Idaho
Where Nugent, Democratic Can
didate, Has Lead of 500.

Detroit. Mich. SOY. Lieutenant
Commander Truman u Ncwbrrry
republican. was elected United States
senator from Michigan hy margin
of more than 1000 over Henry Ford.
democrat. accordinr Co virtually COM
pletc unofficial returns. with fewer
than - rural pr:ciucts scattered In
five counties missing Ncwhcrry has
2it,teo and Ford -oN.lS3.
Washington. NOV = Latest reports
today on the few districts still re-
manning doubtful In last Tuesday &
elections indicated republican control
OF the next senate by n bare majority.
with no chang, n tho substantial re-
publican MINORITY already assured in
the house.
Election I'm Michigan of Truman n.
NcWbcrry. republican candidate Cor
the senate over Henry Ford. which
seemed probable. although the COM
plcte returns We're not yet In, would
give the republicans 90 seats Ia the
senate exactly the number necessary
for organization and contrul--and the
uomucrats 60 with the Idaho contest
between Senator Nugen;, democrat.
aud Former Governor t,ooding, re-
publican. stIl boz doubt Senator Nu-
gent Is lcaotua uy slightly mtrc than
coo votes
Figure uu 'ny house remained uu-
changed at. Republicans. .SN demo.
crats. 1875. uruIng one independent,
socialist. one. missing one second
Montana district
Iinal on Colorado.
Denver colo. Nov s.. Additional
returns toduy tEom the election failed
tu change the ~'uatiun in the United
states scnatnr-hlp and Eubernhturitl
contosts Returns from I'i2 pre-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

SITVor w. \ IT. NUN- SrNon
small precincts have not set rcp"rtti.
The majority for Mr Walton. demo
cratic candidate Tor the senate, ON the
returns in hand rs as. and about tn"
samc for the rest at tho democratic
ticket The rnal moiortios here VIII
not exceed $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

Mr hernandez tor congress hN 593,
Mr. intsaIplo for governor los 173,
Mr. Martinez, secretary OF state, hS
h3N, Edward Sargent for auditor. by
56A. g. I. strong. FOR treasurer By
5ATi q. q. Askrcu. for attorney gen-
cral. by ip5. Nelson \. Field for land
commissioner, hta. IudLc i;aynoldS
foT the supreme court, 3GI. i. NJ lu-
M. corporation commissioner. fN3.
J. n. Wagner for superintendent of
schools. 6Th The whole Legislative
and county ticket was elected by
ANNuplmE mn lnritina-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
On Bogus News
The State Result

BECAUSE AN irresponsible new,
r. agency ISSUED bulletin,
based on nothing but rmur,
that an arm,siicc had been signed.
millions of Americans Yesterday
engaged in premature celebrations
of the arrival of peace, lives were
lost and property destroyed, and
the above mentioned millions Gi
premature cclcbrators were made
to feel like fools.
There was no premature crlrhra
iioE of peace in Albuquerque. The
newspapers Of this city are served
by the Associated Press only. They
receive no other press association
news. They do not need It. The
Associated Press always gets the
news to IFS papers as soon as the
authenticity of the news is cstah.
llshcd never before.
The readers of the Alhuqucrqur
newspapers and of Associated
Press newspapers everywhere can
rest assured. when those ncwspa-
pcrS announce, ia regular edition.
or extra, or by bulletins on their
bulletin boards, that an armiS,cc
has been signed that the news Is
reliable, official and final
The Associated Press newSpa
pcrS are never afraid Of gcting
beat ON real news. They are
never afraid of being "stung and
of destroying the confidence of
their readers 10y fake" news.
There is n huge value in this
sense of security, not Only e"r the
publishers of newspapers, bat ror
the readers of newspapers.
There are q great many conclusions
TO hr drawn from tho result of tho
Now NcAico election. ully establish
cd as q Nictorl fur the entire trpuh
ltcan ticker bN todaNs news. Tl,sc
conclusions have national political
Significance aud several angles ot ur-
niitchpcc 20 the pcopi, of this state.
t'nc conclusion worth m,uttoning
Just now iH that Sew Mexico can no
longer bee regarded politically. cther
as a republican or q democratic state.
because n rs neither Sew McNico is
AN independent state It's election rc-
suits have been determined for the
past tive elections and VIII bc deter
mined In uturu, We predict. hN the
decision of tho independent vote
which does not care two Who1ps Tor
sh" party label ut 'lthcy party.
The decision uf this independent
vote is very largely guided bN what
II believes to ho tut the common good,
which includes the election Of the
most competent men.
Nc tcoi us, CunEiatuluunr Sow
MoNico voters upon the Judgment
shown m the choosing ct officers ON
TUESDAY They hay, uudouhtcdk
chosen the men which averaged hign-
est iu equipment tor satisfactory pnh.
lic service.
The state is to hc congratulated
upou the return of Albert Is Fan iu
Tho United states senate. More than
that u is cause tor Cpngratulatiou
10 the nation
In passing 10 the nest order ul
business il VIII bc worth Whl" iol
political lo1dcrs m this state io re-
member that mother pnrty holds NoN
McSico secure beneath party label
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08


counties. the democrats twelve. \
feature Of the election was the hght
tutC In the democratic counties Of
eastern Sew Mc>ico. and the sharp
reduction iu the democratic moloiiN
IA Grant county, the hom" county oi
Congress Walton, democratic can
dtdntc for the senate. y majority Tot
Nh walton of less than $50 is ludiCat-
cd by tho incnmplot, returns from all
but s,Ncn small precincts. although
ho is gwen Grant county minority
of 500 in the figures ttbulatcd Tor the
above result.
Tho mifsiuE prprlnt,s are very
largely m republican counties. iuclud
ing RIO htribH. Taos. san Miguel
Gmdalupc. Sooorro. which VIII tend
to Increase the republican totals.
n viii probably he MondnN before
"a final tubulntion can ht given SHOW %
lur AN prccinctI I'm the state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Tonight fair. freezing temperature
southeast portion Saturday ftir with
slowly rising temperature.
Local Maximum So minimum -,
puro 7p. At O'Clock 20, north
wind ,Ioar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-08

DECAl'SE AN irresponsible, news
r. agency issued bulletin,
based on nothing but rumur,