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DIVERSAS.

Atmanaque lus;rado HIspano-Ame-ica-
mono para 1919.
Biolioteca de "a Risa. obra cap2c de ha-
GER reir 8 los nGertos.-2 tones te!a $500
Los suehos expEc2coS poT e. n&Slco &c
ast-acaa--Cn tono te!2 .-..--.-... ooe
& ANA dc Casa. Guia de Il mujer
biea educaGa en- m2te-Ia de coc'na.
nodaS. hygiene. costum5res S~ocialcS.
La Cocinera NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maaga!
de cocina. con ce-ra de mil 70: nuIas pa
~ hacc= los mas eXSI!s.:Cs p!&tos &c "a
ccciaa eSpanola y ~fran.esa ..,........ o6c
La T=buna Po2ula=-Mode!os &c discusses
para t!eStas SoCiales. faIaihEreS y I'd
tri6ticas hinaos, bioSraflas. etc. Ora
;lrst-ada con grabacoS .-............ soc
Metodo Complete de Solteo. por don Eila-
yetcdo de So.teo. p-inera pa-Ie ........ SOC
NstoJo &c Sol:eo, seSunda parte ......-.. Zoe
Netodo compete de piano, poT Lenoine.
La mejor obra en- 81 genera ' Ia
mas recomendsda FOR los buenos macs
NonoIo-os y ComposicIones para Reel
Ia. E5:resacados &c los Sle2oEes poe
tas esnano.es e nIsY-ano-americanos ..S0.75
MoGe-uo SecreI2-o dc los Administrators
tas z-.c!c5aS. aCte de sgradar y &c ser
aroaGo, e~SSri,ura Sscrcta de los amanJeS,
!en-uajc dc las flores. trutSSr ao2n!co.
etc, y cu!ecc.on dc peEsamlcr o. para
ToStzles ~
Nuevo Ms:odo para Aprender 4 tocar Cur
tara, sin receSidaG de maestro 1850. ooe
O-sculo Novis:uno o litro de los deStnIos AVc
p~eusanjentos para Observation-Disclosures
de verses para ~ta-ie;as poS;a!eS' ADAM
COS ' albums w
Perfecto Secre;ario Observation-Disclosures &c
cartas eonerciales. lite-1ras. famiiares
v amc-osas. pepsanit ,os para postaieS
y cartas de pedtmento. Aioro especial pa
"A Il pab!ico r,exicaao. Tn toano E-ands oee
ssr~eros Dc IA Be-eza Fenen;aa- Lib-o
dsstina6o a ccnse=ui- el se.lo de IA ele-
Caacia y e! buen zus1o y e. aumento
ru;Sadc Ge los encantos flslccs .-...-. oVc
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I'm auto volcado

FL senior Lawrence, que esta en-
pleado en- una casa de Concrete de
esta ciudad. do aviso personalmen-
re a Ia policia de que en- el crucero
de los caminos de Floresville Y Bro
oksfield estaba un automovil volca-
do V dentro de este I'm hombne Y una
mujer. ankles con lesioneS que su-
frieron en- e. a~ccidente y que pu-
dieron ser de ~gravedad.
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Por vioiaciones de trafico

Las aprehensiones lieyadas a cabo
aver en- indiyiduos que viclan los re-
glamentos de trafico, corriendo sin
InediGa en- las GALES, ~parandose dom
de no deben hacerlo o escapando
cuando debieran detenerse, ascen-
dieron d nueve, entire meXicanos.
americanos Y negros, a todoS los
cuales Sc les dio en- !ibertad bajo
flanza, para que sigan trabajardo Y
Sc presenter despues al Juez de Po-
icia para ser juzgados y penados.
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Autom6vil robado

Tn Official del Ejercito. el Mayor
Wilson. do aviso a ia poiicia de que
de los terrenos del Hospital Mllitar,
le robaron un autors vii Ford Gle
cinco na~sajeros. modelo de 1915. nu-
nero S20SSC. FL referido carro es-
IA en- muv buen estado en- 10 que res
recta a su p;ntura. !lantas y demas
Y cree el sencr Mayor QUE los la
dror,es sean mos prisioneros mill
tares Il escaparon antenoche del
Fuerte Sam Houston.
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Por g

Tres individlos cue ante los en-
piaados de policia no pudieron JUS
:ificar su manera de adquirir mcd.os
de vida. toda vez que nc sc les CO.
nece occpacInl. ;l"'n llevados a la
Es,acion Central, deten!dos ali J
consignados al Juez respective, QUEEN
les Impulse la multa correspondent
te.
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Por insultos

e. senior r. Oberston de Ia Avenl-
da c.. SIG acusa 9 un meXlcano dc
haberlo insultado profiriendo contra
81 palabras en- un lenguaje que esta
entertainments renido con Ia moral!-
dad. e. mexicano fue a~prehendido
por Ia poiicia Y llevado a Ia Estaclon
Central.
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Sus padres la eonsignaron

Los padres de una muchacha que
tendra unos dieciseiS amos, cuyo
rombre no Sc conoce. pidiercn a Ia
policia u detuviera = ilevaSe a las
ofocinas a su hija, sin deer
tampoco los motives QUO tienen pa
"a obrar asi. La poGcia accedIo
a 10 pedido V llevo a la joven a los
cuarteies centraies-
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Para nvessigacion

Sin que Sc exprese la causa de
su detencion en- la partida reS7ec-
tiva. ingreso aver al Quartet Cen
tral de Policia y muier de color
a la que la autoridad detiene mien-
tras Sc practica alguna investiga-
ci6n que Sc estima aecesaria.
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I'm negro que mu=re abandonado

I'm negro que niG-rc
La uolicia de esta ciudad tuvo avl-
50 de u en- la Gale de Virginia,
block 500 estaba IN negro muer-
10. Ocurri6 IN empleado a investlgar
y a6ouiri6 informes de que el negro
en- question, Sc llan;aba Billy Brooks,
cue era de Pineland, Texas, Y mu-
rio antier por la manan de tuhercu-
losis pulmonar, habiendo estado en-
In casa de otro negro llamado Wei
lace Williams como IN mes. En-
ire los objetos de su ?rop;edad que
Sc eucontraron en- la escancla donde
ccurri6 la defunci5n, Sc halo una
carta escrita V firmada por Una mu-
Ter de nombre Sicllic Williams, tam
hien de P~ineland, de donde "a car
ia procede. sabiendose que esa mu-
jer era cunada de Brooks.
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Por juego de cartas

La policia ~sorprendlo en- pleno jue-
so de cartas g cinco individuos que
ne ocupaban en- deSplumarse mutua-
menta por medic de IL baraja, a sa-
biendas de que existe una prohibi-
cior sobre esta ciase de juegos.
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NACIMlENTOS

Tn nino de Jesus de Ia Tore Y
de Ia sonora .Agustina c. de de Ia
Tore. en- la Gale de Austin s2l.
Tn nino de Luis c. Lopez Y de Ia
sonora Guadalupe R. de Lopez, en-
la Gale de Madison sos.
Una nina de Francisco Herrera Y
de la sonora Sabas V. de Herrera.
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OBRAS DE
OBRAS DE
INVERNlZIO

C,da,a Et.-nz C,,at-o tonos ...... 5 40
- G.,io del Nal 5 O.6o
% Sac1ato d. I'm Rau5ido ........ 5 900
81 AIb.rr,e del Dehto. Dos tornos 5 I.20
81 sborra6o de- p2roue. Cuatro tcmos 5 80
Ia iITt;na cita-s tomos SI2O
Los Crimenes de Dizvo!Iaa. Dos tomos 5 l-2-
Los Maridos IafameS. Dos Jcuos . 5 LEO
Ia Hi;a de Ia Po-;era. Dos to-nos q. 5 l.20
La Paiiarinz del Tcatro Rca- Dos
tsypos 5 20
In Cri-nen en- Autom6viL. Dos tomos Leo
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ESPIRITISMo.
MAClA, M~AGNETlsMo, Etc.

rr,,;.ui. del Rsy SalouGn .-..-.-.-'.. SOC
S-.-o T1fe-ral-Conticne "a naSla
$3.50 -oia y reSra. arSrlcione' en-
S11t,rientos. e~onjGros, etc ......S-"N
80 = Ritual de a Alta NaSia--Sonae-
as ciencia5 ocCl2S
II ysraade-o L!ero de Oro.-PraIticAs &c
-,-,e,;sno. hipnotiSuo }
ArT-,s que corriSen el spoeanienlo'
"a falta dc voluntad. las eheEs1S Ca 80 m
-, anpastado en- tcla ....'.--,-'S
Fl DRAGON Rojo, 0 sea eI aESe &c " *
los ~espiriugS
=, poSer de! PenSamIento.-SG u0HA-O On
-ni-nra Su fuerZA
- V.rdaSe-O Dragon :, n
-E15,-os sec-etos de rnaSla, etc SS-So
E-.bi-iticnes, Grimorlos y Fsn
girno,isno Tea,raL-DemoStraeion ee "a
fa-sas &c los p-ncipaiS niPH0r -
: ilusionistaS
Ia Venus Nasica--SeereUoS "a" - os
ce-se am2r ~ ~
It,vs del HipnctiSmo.-oo-1 nSev4 20.
a. Ensworth. Historic de- hiFno'SU|: -
E,,oaS.ado en- tea
Ss--r.Sno Psrson2L-HStoTa Gel hA -
..tixno- Metodo practice a.
N, 80 de NaEIa Rlanca "a
Va,u,I de Magia NeSra So
S~--e-os del Inferno
Sc--s.o. de los Garitcs--Are oe sA" =, IN
,oS,s los lUaEos 20.
s..-s..s De Alberto el Graace wv
Se--s.os DC = Presa5iSitacion > 4 has
'SS-.:,,rs r--cricas de sscanoteo y pres, IA
NSi-ita-ion .....-.--..
o-s - wltas-os &c Ia Cruz de CaraVa-
cz-Joya del CculGSno
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oBRAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

"A so c~-rtdros ce6a aHa).
Z: secrcto dc Lady Muriel
In 81 Manana de 5odas
Entire dos Pecados
La IodernA Cericlenta
Ia Condess de Cradoc
La Estrelia de Amor
Mas Dehil que una Muler
Jucz = ParJe
SuenoS de. Corazon
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MATRIMONIOS

Canuto Carrera con Jesusa Mireles.
jim Sanchez cor aurora de la Cara.
Manuel Martinez con Juana Suarez.
Lorenzo Gomez con Ramona Herman
deg.
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0BRAS DE HUGO CONWAY

A~rsr+uras he Sherlock Holmes.
a 40 r~ert.ycs ccSG :o"to.S
Il VenceGo- &c CadAHeres:
N EobS aci Disn2mte AioA
IA Hija del Gsccero:
ss-ESeu ?! Pirata del TanesTs'
lack e. Dest-iPsdo-.
les MoaeGcrcS Ec-Scs ae N"
IA Ms!eta SzrSrIcns.
In Ncdiro Criminal
81 Testarnento del Oirector- .
$4,000 Horass y e Conraoandista &c
Ias Pue-tAs de a Mae.ts. NOV''
=, "a EscceLa Del CrirsL de PittAourS
"a V;uGz Ro!a &C Paris.
Ia BssIia AUDaGa-
Una Noehs de Terror.
3 Roso del Cellar &c Pe-las-
Ia Infazne Posada del Cairo
~ Saus-2Slo De Corfu
- Rey &c los Banditos-
A~penturrs de John C. RGffiss.
a so c~saaGros eacG somo.)
e Iacogniyo .Alstertoso.
In Robo en- c! PaJzcIo Real
Z! Principe JaEacoE.
z ASa.tc en- 81 Sleeping
e Aro RoJc.
III Heredero de- Esclessore-
81 Sec-e:o del AnSIo.
:! Presideats de Jas Co!oniaA
Il EaSo SalieSGor.
Ia poucslla RaPtada.
Il Yusii Del Negro.
Il Tesoro del RoEaL-
Cu Eiaje de Bodas-
u S2ceEdote del Sol
Il -Teso1o del EstScc.
En- - Ratoner2
e Secre,o dsl Tesoro.
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lIBROs DE AVENTURAS Y WAVES.

Obrcs de Emilio SalGar.
u SIS eG6a :o--o-l
Los Misterios de ia India
Los P!fat4s de n MALAYSIA
La Conquista de IN lmPcrlo.
La NenganZs de SancoAan.
La k~econquls;a C. AomPEaceH-
= Rsy del Axe
e. .as NontanaS de Africa
e Tssoro &C = Montana AZuL
La Destruction &c C2-taSo-
Los Pi-aiss de las Be-mISAS.
Il ExternIEio dc una Tr!bU.
Las ASu!!as de Il Es:e9s-
la Estre.la &c = A-2Lcaa:a-
In e. MAJ Ge las Pe-ias.
=! HL!o Del CoEsariu Rolc.
Los uitiaos Fiiieuste-os.
Los ES:=aSoS &c "a CHINA
Ii Montana &c O.o-
Las MsravIlIas de- eno 1000
ArsEtnras &c 8uijalo Eli.
I'll 90 ec,,iGros eaaa tomo).
:! PsofanaGor de tuinoas-
Inns Noche &c CaInavaL
El inStinto de una vibUra.
e Misterio de las ocao dagas-
Pesca Dificil.
I'm roato Dem2Siadc Lisro.
e CoEayiO. Ge IN LoeS-
II Prosc-lpto de "a Montana.
I'm Piano Amst-alia6oEa.
Lanzados al Abisno.
VIaje Terrorifico.
Daniel 81 Oso Y e. Oso Juan.
e Cac'que Negro.
Liuchanieuto FrScasaco-
- Estataa Psrlante-
Les Beduinos Roios.
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Regislro Civil
DEFUNCIONES

No Sc registraron entire las veinti-
Cuatro horas.
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oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNzIo

=, ,, -, vrs-t.. Dos .omos : I.2o
= 80 NJ rornes ..... ; leo
= $50 ~ ,omos .......... 5 100
- ross,ts 5 O.60
Vf-,srss do las Rocas ........ 5 0.6o
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FL Beneficio de Hoy

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Ooh mas e''Cu'a cUa''o puuie
Ia".s aeelr' 'epia Ell iosfa".- tue
Puohcamos d on'inuacioh paia GU
hociihiehto oe huesIroS 4ec'ofes'
Hello aqul:
PROGRAMA
10. Estreno de Ia Opereta en- res
actos, arreglo Sctomayor:
La osea"
20. Balo {! oroen slgulente Sc de-
.sarFoilara in
T "r--.;.... c.I..l;,,,," 5ro
nor 1os se5onos he Lem y Clark.
II.-Mazurka de Concerto" Ke-
Ceref. piano SOLO Por el emo DE-
sus " fiores.
CO., ~. 49,
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~ LbA SSiLD tSISo olSIoS
Que a b a o $ y de recibir.
72267 -Adelita. Zone Step. Esta pieza no
es igual a Ia que suponemos que
listed tiene. Pruebela Y lie gustara.
69927-Las Tres Mechudas. DANA.
La Revolcada. Polka.
C3365-No Llores. Duo Cantado.
La Pajarera. Trio Cantado.
C3366-Adios. Duo Cantado.
Asi te quiero. Duo Cantado.
C3344-Adelita. Duo Cantado.
Cuando escuches este walls. Duo Cantado
C3S45-Pancho Villa. Duo Cantado.
Alexandra. Duo Cantado.
69SS1-No me- ~lapriate. Tango.
Mallito. Paso Doble flamenco.
722S4-A mia madre. Walls.
A mia sorella. Polka.
72275-Ojos de Aguila. Mazurka.
Conchita. DANA.
72274-Blanca. Walls.
Vida de Alma. Schottisch.
7226S-Cadena de Rosas. DANA.
Anhelos. Danza.
9940-Guerrillero. Marcia.
Maria Estela. Danza.
69S30-El Guango. Schottisch.
Pronto mi dulce nina. DANA.
69929-Los Encuerados. Marcia.
Los Chauffeurs del Overland. One step
69ss3-iOle! Las Mujeres. Paso Doble.
Alma. Walls.
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Observation-Disclosures DIVERSAS
POPULAR.

?, L;5-o Iaf.-na--Trtado eonrp!eso ae
:, Ta-ot, secretos dei exlto' mSEs e n;
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-31
AVOID WHEAT MIXTURES
Standardization Means Uniform
Grades and Higher Prices

Why do Idaho wheats grade so low
Mixed wheat seems to be the answer.
Wheat is called mixed when it con-
sists of less than 80 per cent of any
one of the six market classes into
which all wheat is divided. Idaho
produced approximately twenty mil
lions of bushels in 1918. If nearly
nine million bushels were mixed, with
the loss figured at five cents a
bushel, a very conservative figure,
the farmers of the state lost nearly
a half million dollars.
Mixed wheat has no fixed federal
price. Officials responsible for the
fixing of the prices on the various
grades of wheat did not attempt to
handle the mixed wheat problem.
Therefore that question is left entire
ly to a state of barter between the
buyer and seller. The farmer is thus
at the mercy of the local dealer and
the latter is at the mercy Of the firm
to whom he sells. Under such con-
ditions the loss may be one cent a
bushel or even ten cents, and there is
no
Price reduction in mixtures is nee
essitated through the poor quality re-
sulting therefrom. For example, mix
lures of soft wheat in hard wheats,
are especially detrimental in the
milling process. Mixtures interfere
with the production of a uniform
quality of flour, a serious handicap
in the manufacture of a first class
product.
Many wheat varieties differ in the
Of time required for them to
reach maturity. Losses will thus oc-
cur in a mixed field from shattering
the part of the earlier maturing
ones, while green kernels result from
the later maturing one Green ker-
nels are counted as damaged kernels
and if a sufficient number are pres
snt will reduce the grade.
There are a number of reasons why
are so many mixed wheats
grown in Idaho. Carelessness en-
outraged by the old practice,
to all, is one of the main rea-
ions. Personal preference, which has
aused a farmer to grow a different
from his neighbor has played
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a part. Settlers coming from other
states have brought their f~avorite
varieties with them. Seedsmen and
others are constantly advertising
phenomenal yields for certain varie-
ties, and in this assist in add
ing to u already large stock of
wheat varieties. Millers often adj
vocate the growing Of varieties in
order to supply their own needs. Then
after their introduction, the threshing
machine has done its part in mixing
them up.
The elimination Of mixtures is nee
'essary if Idaho Wheats are to grade
high on the market. The elimination
of these mixtures requires community
effort. Each community. must select
a best wheat and then be sure that it
is universally adopted in that com
munity. Such work can best be done
by the cooperation of every farmer
thru the farm bureau, in making the
wheat standardization project that is
being put on in a number of counties
in the state a success.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-31
A MODERN RIP VAN WINKLE

| A MODERN RIP VAN WINKLE
Some one once said that a democrat
is like a man riding in the rear end
of an observation car, for he "sees
things after they are passed" If
this is true President Wilson has
demonstrated that he is a thorough
democrat, for we are told in Associ-
ated Press dispatches from Washing
ton, evidently coming directly from
the White House and inspired by
that:
president Wilson is giving deep
and very thoughtful consideration to
the high cost of living"
Rip Van Wrinkle had nothing on u
president. The people not only of the
United States but of the entire world,
have been giving "deep and very
thoughtful consideration to this self
same question for many, many years
and newspapers and press disptches
have beer filled with it.
Rally President Wilson shows signs
of waking up and, unless he goes into
another period of "watchful waiting"
we may expect him to make a state
ment or write a note about his most
recent discovery.
"a u "a
LUCKY CENSOR HAS BEEN
DITCHED.
Now that the mail service has been
resumed to Germany, everybody has
a chance to write over to the POWERS
that be and tell what they think of
them.-Boston Transcript.
- "a -
THE FIRST SHALL BE LAST.
Mr.. Ford says all history is bunk.
The Ford peace argosy is now history
and those who called it bunk when
they first heard of it are indicated
at last.-Kansas City Star.
- "a "a
Germany is pictured in a recent car
toon as a travelling salesman with
we'll filled sample cases, knocking at
the door of the worlds markets.
Germany is again setting an example
hat Americans should follow. We
should be pushing American made
goods into every corner of the earth
the entire world is hungry for
ware and looks upon US as the
nation in the world.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-31

under Irrigation.
"a. Experiments with Legume
Crops under Irrigation.
95. The Management of Irrigated
Grass Pastures.
SO. The Management of Farm
Flocks in Idaho.
81. Commercial Onion Culture in
Idaho.
SO. Winter versus Summer Prun-
ing of Apple Trees.
SO. Experiments in the Irrigation
of Apple Orchards.
100. The Production of Glover
Seed under Irrigation in Southern
Idaho.
101. The Production of Alfalfa
Seed in Southern Idaho.
102. Dairy Herd Management.
103. Performance Records of
Some Eastern Wheats in Idaho.
104. Annual Report for Year end
ing December 81, 1917.
LOS. Trees-What, Where, When
d1lu I1OW W L ldliL-
LOG. The Home Garden in Idaho.
LOT. Soils of Latah County, Idaho.
San Jose Scale.
100. Irrigation and Protein Con-
tent of Wheat.
Ito. Drying and Serving Fruits
and Vegetables in the Home.
Ill. Power Farming in Idaho.
112. A Preliminary Report on the
Glover Aphis and Methods for it's
Control.
113. Work and Progress of the
Ayr. Experiment Station for the Year
ending December 81, 1918.
ia. The "Slick Spots" of Middle
Western Idaho with Suggestions for
their Elimination.
lis. Field Pea Production in
North Idaho.
116. Swine Management in Idaho.
The following circulars are avail
able for distributions:
2. Field Peas.
8. Feeding for Egg Production.
s.. Tested Forest Trees for Plant
ing in Idaho.
6. Idaho Spray Calendar.
7. incubation of Legumes.
8. Pure Seed Law and Weed Cen
,rol Act.
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AVAILABLE BULLETINS.
Publications to be Had Without Cost

-
The following bulletins may be hae
free by ADDRESSING the Director of the
Agricultural Experiment Station
Moscow:
72. A report of the Milling Prop
critics of Idaho Wheat.
70. A Study of Idaho Butter With
Suggestions for Improvement.
81. Soils of the Cut and Burned
Over Areas of North Idaho.
85. The Use of Lime-Sulfur as
a Summer Spray for Apple Scab.
SO. Some Poisonous Plants of
Idaho.
81. Insect Pests Of the Orchards
and Gardens Of Idaho and Their Con-
troll.
88. The Milling Values of Dry
Farmed and Irrigated Wheat.
90. Creamery Methods.
81. Methods of Clearing Logged
off Lands.
90. The Annual Report of the
Experiment Station for the Year
June 80, 1916.
SO. Experiments with Small Grain
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LET SERGEANT YORK SAY 1T.
If the government, as reported,
thinks of saying something severe to
Mexico it will have to speak up in a
loud voice. Carranza hears with diff
ficulty anything coming from the
United States.=Philadelphia Press.
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M; John Black, Moscow and
june Prout, Moscow.
w. d.. S. Bert to Lillian Fergu-
son, $500; 1912, Deary.
Rel.-H. B. Mickey to M S. Mickey,
R. M. SLIT.
R. Nm. S. Mickey to W. H. Lea
sure, $500; 80 A. com at SW cor. of
NWHNWA 34-4O-5.
A. S.-N. P. Ry. Co.-capital, ST.
100000.
Assg't.-Anna, Mayrus and Caro-
line Milling to Moscow State Bank,
R. M. by III. Fl. Simpson, 1903.
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HEADLINE HISTORY
OF THE WORLD WAR
BY CUSHING STETSON
What Happened July 81

+ Copyright 10. New Era Features.
4. 1914
+ European war situation closes
+ stock exchanges throughout the
f. United States.-France and Eng
+ land make last effort for world
+ peace.-Russia mobilizes. - All
+, transatlantic travel suspended.
+ Martial law throughout Ger
+ many.-Belgium orders general
+ mobilization.-Jean Leon Jaures,
+ French socialist leader, and paci-
+ fist, murdered in Paris Cafe.
+ 1915
: End of first year of war mark
+ ed by peace appeal from Pope;
+ plea of justification by Kaiser;
+ pledges by allies to fight on
+ Russians retreating from War
+ saw abandon Lubin.-U-boat
+ sinks steamer Iberian, 1 Ameri-
+ can killed.-Over 100000 men
+ killed in wars first year.
1916
+ Charles E. Hughes accepts re-
+ publican nomination for presi-
+ dency.-Russians cross Stokhod
river on 81 mile front, driving
at Kovel.-EnglishS General Haig
predicts early Allied victory.
1917
Germany invites peace over :
lures through Austria.-Allies :
smash German line on 20 mile :
front in great battle of Flanders, :
take 10 towns, $500 prisoners,
; advance two miles deep.-Yser I
river crossed by French in many
places. - American d~estroyers :
rout two U-boats. -
1918
Marine battle turns suddenly !
to gun duals; infantry fighting :
stops.-Kaiser in proclamation =
tells army "our hardest struggle :
here."-German supergun which !
shelled Paris captured by Amer :
leans near Fere.-Italians hail !
arrivals of American troops !
Field Marshall Won Eichorn, !
German commander of the Tx !
raine, assassinated by Russian :
youth. General March an !
nouncees abolition of distinc- !
ton between Regulars, National t
Army and National Guard IN =
u. S. army. :
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The following market quotations
are the prices paid to the producer
by the dealer and are changed daily,
thus giving the public the accurate
quotations in all classes of grain,
produce and meats.
Hay and Grain.
Wheat, Marquis, bulk. $2.15
Wheat. Blaestem No. l, bulk,
net. delivered to warehouses. 2.15
heat Bluestem No. 1, sacked
net, delivered to warehouses. 2.20
Wheat. Fortyfold, No. l, bulk
net. delivered to warehouses. 2.15
Wheat, Fortyfold. No. 1. SKID
net, delivered to warehouses. 2.2O
net. delivered to whses. .1.97@2.10f
Wheat, White Club. No. 1, bulk
net, delivered to warehouses;. 2.15
Wheat, White Club. No. 1. SKID
net, delivered to warehouses;. 2.20
Wheat, Red Russian. No. l. blk
Wheat Red Russian, No. l SKID
net. del. to ..2.06k @2.15
No. l Feed Oats, sacked, per
cwt- net. Delivered to ware
houses Z.oU
No. / Timothy Hay, per tom. 31.00
White Beans, per pound ......-. SC
Produce
Eggs, per dozen 40c
Butter, creamery, per pound. ...65c
Butter, ranch, per pound. ......55c
Potatoes, per cwt. ..$l.25
chickens, per lb.......20@25c
Old BOOSTERS, per lb .........8@10c
Hens, live 1908
Hogs, live VT, light, b........ 2O@2lc
live VT, heavy, Ib. .....18@19c
Hogs, dressed, light, per lb.......25c
Hogs, dressed, heavy, per b.......24c
Veal, live W.T., per .9@10c
Veal, dressed, per lb..........15@17c
lambs, per b...........9@1Oc
Mutton, per lb INSTRUMENTATION