Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-03-08

David Hand, who while pastor of
the Moscow Baptist church, wronged
one or more girls of his Sunday
school, and who was sent to the
penitentiary for from five to twenty
years, has been pardoned. His wife
was loyal to him during the trial,
but when he was finally found gull
ty, and the supreme court sustained
the verdict. Mrs Hand quietly got
a divorce and is supposed to have
returned to her home Two or three
pretty children were given to the
mother The scandal was a shock
to the state, and great injury was
done the churches of Moscow.
Hofstede's term of four months
will expire the first of the coming
week He is to be turned lose and
will go somewhere. He will not sit
still. He will not be loyal, for he
says he is an anarchis, and hates
/ all government. For the treason he
has already committed he should
have been deprived of his freedom
| for several year. and had he got his
deserts eh would have faced firing
| squad. He is guilty of all manner
who are disloyal, and done great in
| jury to many of our young men.
Can we stand for more? In the
name of the boys facing death today
for us at home will we stand more !?
Ensign Emma ]. Andersen, finan-
cial secretary of the Salvation Army
Home for girls in Spokane, is in Or
ofino today soliciting funds for one
of the most worthy institutions in
all the world. Many are glad to
open their purse to help this work
and this young lady, who visits us
regularly, never leaves Orofino emp
ty handed. She says the people are
always good to her. If you are not
doing little for this cause, hadn't
you better mail the home small
remittance? Address Salvation Army
Home for Women and Maternity
Hospital, 1922 w. Garland Avenue
Spokane, Wash.
Ike Hunsperger and family de.
parted the first of the week for Can.
ada to locate. And so far as Ike is
concerned few people have any re.
grets over his going. He is full OF
disloyalty, has ben guilty of de-
nouncing the American flag. and /.
a Red Card socialist of the Bolshe
vik brand. We hope he stays or
the Canadian side of the line. fol
the first time he shoots off hi
mouth. or is caught distributing hi
reasonable literature it will be al
off with Ike
We mail out 500 papers eacl
week for about 5 cents week Il
the county circulation goes free |
merchant mails out circulars |
costs him regular postage rates. an,
Is much more expensive. And tn
customer pays the bill Why no
patronize dealers who make no un
necessary loading in the cost of sell
ing merchandise? For you ultimate
ly pay the bill.
Edgar son of NJ A. Rogers c
Central Ridge near Peck. went
Spokane last week and enlisted |
the service. He has been sent [
San Antonio. Texas. for instruction
The young man Is nephew c
Mrs. B. II. Powell.
Moscow Star-Mirror: Mrs. c.
Brown, who was taken to loc;
i HOSpiidi yesterday Win pneunOnl
is in a serious condition. Nat Brow
arrived today from Weippe to |
with his mother.
The mail order houses are sti
doing business. and spending the u
ual amount for printers ink. Al
they know that when they stop Il
ing ink they will stop doing bus
ness.
The c. w. b. NJ. will meet at Il
home of Miss Ida Follett in Gle
wood Wednesday afternoon. Mar,
13. and all members are request
to attend. Visitors welcome.
First showing of spring and su,
mer hats March 16 at Holmberg
Blue Bell Rebekah lodge Will gi
a dance March is.
Mrs. E. T. Powell and son of ne
Peek were in Orofino yesterday.
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