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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

MEN, HoIen % G5ecbo.Slopafia ION
9ern MOB bell tpife Domination az
Central. europa. Samtliee oisIe ire
Stater tries al irenltr9ngenoe boil
ibepifiife 9(rmeer. Otter noeles Wte-
Ming bar set SprettelIen AZ Den iiel'
trale Gone paa @rGnien meaem I'M
oarn og Humpnien iom frenfalote
&riien. Grfl9ringer ira guoapelt
beifploer Gntenten for of bare trent
tpl,nget Nepolitionen, mems anore
merlcr, at &riien beler iremfulotes
peo &llnlGniernes og G5ecbo.S lopa-
ferries @eiGttelle al pisle Sele AZ
llngarn, o. after andre p%aa'taar, at
Der err M~ntponinger til, at Spltlarto
ipiuer unber SGffe meb Solibepifer.
he. Sibitnppnte Mnifuelie er fanlfe
life iaa bortc, OF BONNIE efter bpao
0r. 9ernbitre, forbenpGrenoe init
Winilter FOR &olonicrne, lfriper |
SerIiner S~ageblatt. Get bar tpoe-
liepis i'm a~npenbelie paa Sitilatio'
men, nuor ban tiger, at al Den Stlrto
Spiflanb / %eit trues meo Tanprc
iiteoenIor Srpgbeo, laa nsbes bun til
at penoe fig moo 2it for at tilireoS-
title line 9ebop o. iifre ii9 lin Srem-
tio.
Nepollltioneu pafte ingen Sorln'
bring / @ien, Tiger Soroon Sele.
arapbS aorreiponocnt, oa Gommuni-
Iternc / lln9arn lp1lge bar raaoet |
9anbet og finn bar oelltet paa Sellig-
beb til at blipc anrolDi fpit. San
eipr ogiaa opnlerfiom paa, at fWloi'
ee Solf er enige ON, at Der err ltor
SSare FOR, at 8sbmen fommer I'll at
fslee llngarlts Grcmpel. San lTgs
ger Sfploen for oct forcialone pao
SreoSfonfereniens Wangel paa Sor-
itaaelle al Situationens Ilpor og at
acknowledgement al at beiGtte Sltoa-
peit meo aIierebe trooper. gneite
ltopei ban MI fan ie ct at Ienoe ante-
rifanife % brittiife trooper til
Sfueplaoien, men feier lao til:
"Spor fsr Ell Battalion niloe bape
peret tiIitr9ffelig, bill ser mi frGpcs
en- bel 9rigaoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Sfuote KpestYpe.

Rarid. Seras, oen 23oc Narts:
en- ai0eIing al omerifanlte aaOaIc.
ritropper un0er aapteiu shoppers
2ommml6o ueuote iSag tilbdge ira
en- Sorislgelie al m~eritaueif Ganoit.
ter, ser bouoe 0reuet meo iig %
StDtfer SornfuRS 90 10 6eite, iomI
De igaur bapoe itiaaIet ira Rirnej.
aapteiu &loepper rapportereoe at
ban bapoe mobentet Yierifanernc tS
Diil ienoenior HltiooIa, % at fem al
Dem bar bIet orpbt unoer oell %.
itaaeoe Stamp. Sn9en al Imerifa'
nerue fom tilifaoe. 20 andre San'
bitter, Ger beitoo al Ell Sanoe pod II
Eeriorer. Iaoreoes. &apteiuen meIo.
re, at ban iom sn al De 9mioittcr,
iom BET lptfeoes at unofomme, bar.
Dc giTfIen6t en- tioligere Garrallja.
faptein, eugenio 8arcte, Der bcpbc
prret i~tationeret | Siinagd. rel open'
ior Ereiioio, Segas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Observation-Disclosures.
Spcr 20 Miliuncr Dollars nooclcs
/ peloroioc Niemco.
Wp0 ltu0rce.

Nep 9ort Sen 23oc Mort3. &ieI.
&c Den iOag oi'cutligsiortc Aar2be
retiring meoaif 90 Yrocent al &octe
eIleritIfteliena Sotdluo1iiter / More
ne 1917 og 1913 til arigaorbeiOet.
SotaIlIoaiiternc beleb lip uCmlig til
$26, 800, 710, bporoi $17,042,i40
a%nocnote5 til SInoriug al Den MOO,
iom arigcn 'oroariaQcoe.
Nj oct @cIeb. iom mpenotea / Set
re 2icmeo. op%croroQc3 / DC 10 Mar
$S,O95,96S til oct Nntcrifauife &eoe
&or9, SI,S45,000 i'll y. NJ. Z. ". o.
S25t4,700 til llniteo Wor @orf
6on0et.
I'll mcbiciuif ToritniuQ5nrbci6c %
andre lianenoe 2icmco / Wcuneitc.
beoenS Suterc3ie bcuil9coc3 S579,-
1872, bporn' S5t2,537 Git til SiiiteIs
ienS Observation-Disclosures @oipital.
9iotioualfomitccu ior meutol Npst'
Gne 0onere0e9 $25, 19S % Dale I'M.
pcriiteta mobile @oIpitaIs C%r9nniia.
ton $4,000.
StiitcIIcnS normolc Nirflombeo
bIep oog before life iorienlt ! oennc
Sio. Cen iuternotioualc Sum0beb9.
Commission, ser uogipr cit al Stii.
teIicnS llnOcroiocliugcr, latteS peo
ct 9iorog al ST, 100000 iitano til at
fortiGtte Tine @rnnitnin9cr uOen ri.
brlt0.
Monge SoIpitoIer % ire mebicin.
ife SfoIer / Chicago ltsttcoca meo Ii.
berole 9iorag. 8ulieberarbetoet
fortlatte5 / &eucjucla, % CT inb1aa.
enbe Stltbium al MoIorioiebercn
forctogc9 paa 10 SteOer / Sp6cn.
Gn boIp Wtiuion Collars anucn0-
res iii NetiGntpclie al Sllberfltloicn
6rantrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
en- Billion / CT.
i~tatninssfrap.

@aIbinQton, 23oe Morta. Npiten
$4,000 5ororinger er bICpet oppro.
bereoe % oper 1,000,000,000 Col.
lars uobetolt / sc libitc to gnr al De
6oreneoc Staters Ge9ierinB / Gritat-
ming til Arbeioere og 6l%uftionGrer,
Iom er blepet DrGbt cQcr fommet til.
ita0e / oet offentlige Sjcneite.
De Seifaoigeller, iom Ser or giort
arap poa Gritatlling iOr, % iom i Dc
ilcite Silfploer er blepet bcpilgct,
omiatter Ell lang Site al SiliGloer
- ira Toitbubet, lpm i "Giereiten5
Meoier" er blcpet blot / 9enct al CIR
lint @uno, iii Dem, iom er blepct
giort iii &rsblinger Deb Grploiioner
/ &cgicringcn5 Inimunitionaiobrif
% Sorpcooitationer. Spcr 300
"SeoSfrap" or blepct betalt til De
pmtomnes 6antilier eQer ~nPrntelte
E~aurprenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Onfel Sam bar
9r0noepin at iolee

@aibin9ton, 24oe @arts: 5olo.
mpnbigbeberne bar lPnee iunoeret
paa, hpab De ifuloe eisre meo De itore
apontiteter al @biifp, Him og an.
ore Spirihioia, iom er blepet for'i.
iferet UNDER Soriesene paa, / Strio
msS oen Iaafalote "fooo act" at i'm.
portere benz | Sanoe.
Soag bar imiolertib Suititsoepar.
tenentet aigipet oen @ragtnins, at
De fonfiifereSe Sriffeparer fan IGI.
ses iaapeI til inouitrielt grug iom iii
Rpoelie, ielu / "tsrre" Stater, ba Sen
isoeraIe Heaiering life er ~unberfaitct
De i9rifilote Staters 9ope.
Gnne aienbeIie sialoer osIaa
grwnbepin. iom er taset ira "MRoon.
ibiners", eler tonfelfret unber 6or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Pjemfomne
MlinnelotaSutter.

galn0t Wcolemmlerne al Oct 2I0c
acknowledgment ion ocn 2Ooc an
TOM til Nep Dorf meo Oamperen
"0ofotau", bcianot iig i%eIgenoe @ut
ter ira Winnciota: Ntoiter Gn8ineer
,$acop u. Stampe, @ibbina; 6rant
:. Manlcp, 8irginio; Corporal Gil
ioro Hid)olo&, @ubl; Gnton Y.
@aIopoegcl, Gbofio; Grncit @aIO'
uoegcI, Ghofio; Hobert 5. Irert,
@ruincro; @crnan Aoonta, aurora;
Scrqeart Sranf ". alerr, &tno'
itrom; Nan y. SeBoq, DuIutb Cor
poral Chi &. 3oruino, Gulutb; ).
81. @reQorp, 592 Carroll Gpc., ct.
Ioul; gtihola@ Sdounrofcr, Sallf
Rupios; Sergcont Grneit z Sorion,
Nfelcp; Carl u. 2on9, gtlIaDa;
Charles Supeiler. Nortb NcOmooo;
&curp &. 8rant, Gagle &enO; Nugh
6uughiun, &irginia; Cswulo ".
@uttcn, 29i7 6ourtb Strect 9|orth.
minneapolis; @uit arieg &oien
bale; Clarence &. Comfort, ~
6iiteentb 9tpennle Soutbeait, Winnc-
apoli5.
Wtco iamme @aao onfom ogiaa
ielgen0e y}iuueiotngutter al l7oe o.
t37te 2uiteifoorer Sial ". Seon
oro, 768 Curtis Court, Wiiuucapo'
lis; Corporal 2omorte Soon, 9rain
arc; Gr1uin 3. SigeloD, 2919 60.
lumbua @tpe., M~timeapolt&; gtityolaa
:. Tolucci, 716 5ourtb Strect, gtin.
ueaVoIis: Bernard 81. proofs, Gecr
Riucr; Sergeant Gopin &. Qioore.
@inOom; Clement ). Sciicr, Soma
9couar0 =. Weefer, $50 SgIcbdrt
2lueule, Il. Youl; 9orrp .. @htt'
men. Az Gait Spentpirtb Street,
minneapolis.
Ioruoen Oisic err meO ienere on.
fomne gao0e biemfommet isIgenoe
Observation-Disclosures az t410e &niante-
rireQiment, Bite GiuIiion: 6ranf
&. Salbaitaot, morgan; Sans Ras
muisIeu, 6erglts SAILS; CHARLES
Cgren, Taris; George s.. @u5, Az
aurora Ipe., Ct. BAIL; 8ertram
Grammar, Stiapater; Senrp $.
8eiia, Irco; Charles u. Sames.
COG laplor Street. minneapolis;
,Sobn ). 9aims. S~ons6alc; OieI.
ioro 2. 9euion, SaufieIo; &Ictor
gisboii, @iuona; 9lrtbur i. Stable,
Geoar; Charles j. 9ranot, 314 6ii,
tenth Street, minneapolis; Guitui
SohnIon, 1912 6irit Gpenue SOutb,
Rinneapolis; grreit Senboii. Ben
ion; 6reoeric SeoeL 1t21 Spentp
iirtb 4pe. minneapolis; Mife 5.
G;edl. Roualtor; Carl Siaacion, ia.
ale gcnb; 9eniamiu cane, Gam.
bridge; Sames Ytonaban. Rotbiap,
Better @ilcecf, 9oplus; Sohn 5.
@itte. SittIe sails; Selmer Saco6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Sra freosfonferenoen.

ImerifoS SuuerGnitet % Wtons
roeooftrinen oil blipe fltlotlo betrp9-
get / oen amenbereoe aonititlttion
for Iationernes 9iea, efter bpao Der
III berettes ira EariS. Subfomiteen
iom bar / Sporag at IGtte amenoe-
menterne / Still, bar ioaet Snitrtr
ON at be!Ggge fine ltotrpf laa, at
Ger garanteres ale Hatloner Mnleo-
ming iii at orbne line internnticnale
SorboIo / Sberensitenu1elie mleb i'm
egen StntSforfatning.
Treiioent @ilion % Sberit
Sollie ~forfegter, at Der / Sperens-
fomiten ifal optages Ell geitemnelIe
ON, at ingen Nation peb &ieb, eaer
Sraftat, eler @rcbring ifal tunne
moerlGsse Jig Sano paa oeit peItlige
Salofugle, uoen at Interifa oertil
giper lit 9ifaIo. Genne Soloning
itsoer paa en- Del Mooitano / &omi-
teen, men oct f%orpentes, of Den anle'
rifanife Delegation pil bore iltallo
til at oripe i'm SorOring igiennem.
Sfient Operensfomiten life font
nter til at income Mpnroe.I oftrinen
nleo Iaa mango Orb, fommer bog
Trirtcipet / oen omerifanife Ylan til
at blipe neie beiillet peo lloi9roigel-
len al Siga.Sraftatel.
X X
On Monroe.N oftrinen bar Dem
iorbenpGrenoe Ssriteminiiter /
Sranfrig, &ene Sipiani, o%ffentlis-
giort en- IGlgere Ifbnnbling, boori
ban isger of paapiie, bporIeoes De
foranoreoe Teroensiorbolo rsopen=
oiggier, at oen I'LL maa ~betragtes
meo aanife andre Zine emo ier; at
Den la1gtira er anpenbelig MI /
lamme Sorbolo % / iamnle ltbitr9f-
ming, iom od Den ierit blep promll-
9eret.
Sdlt Tiger blaliot alioet: seq er
pis paa, at T:9iioent Waonrue life
piloe hape unberifrepet GrflGringen
/ 1919. Seq er life ban9e for at
iige, of slmerifa =. life fan trPffe
iig tilbase. Ssr bun aif mo / 4ri-
gen, bapoe bun ubitpret Den meo Ell
beais aarafter. Sun baooe lott Dem
mcnneifeliee Hetfproigbeo al oens
9aano. Scrpaa itileoe hun / oens
Siereite line Boris SiplSimrfe oa
Sappcrbeb, os oeres BLOB iIeo 15,-
600 ailometer bprte ira Siemmet for
en- itor Sag, iom er Den gienfeote
Memleifebeo.
@erbens slgtelie for amerifa itoo
paa lit bsieite; ON Oct bapoe p9ret
muIigt at opnaa bsiere sletelie, ban-
De bun siort bet. Otter ioabant in.
tint Sampirse reb De olbre Hntio.
ner | gntenten fan bun life enife Of
lepe aiit9nst for fla ielp. Serefter
Gcrtfattss paa esse :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Sopeiveen.

@autcegan, ST., 6en 2i0e Warts:
Sopbie auIu, en- tire Aar gammeI
Cater al DIR. % Wtr9. Sobn alila !
gtortb Chicago, oeoe ioog al "Soue.
iuSen". 9egrauellen iorc9if meo
%agtta8elien al oac 5oriigtigbe0$.
regIer til at forbIrore Smitte, itismt
man life ueO, ON Spgoommeu er
initiom eucr Ell.
Gette er BET eneite SilipIoc al
Spgoommen iom man meo Sltters
be0 peo bar iunOet Steo ! oenne Gel
al Stateu.
Barnet ialOt | Sepn Tor ii Gage
lt0eu og Uaagneoe life op lgien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Deroens itorlte Kriosiftb

Ebilaoelpbia, 24be Warts. Su.
peroreaonaigbt'en "Sbabo", Ser
ocrs iterite &rigsifib inbIemmeres
ibag / Gambler, q. s., / De 6oreneoe
Staters arigsflaabe.
"Sbabo"S geiGtning itob uuocr
"@ip agt" unber Sarteiets Sperbra.
gelIe ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
til Slaaoet.
Get pil antagelig bengaa en- llgcs
Sib, Tor Sfibct fan begipe iig til
Marineoeritet bert Tbilabelpbia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

ion. @ouuicf Gomaro I. 2auab.
ton. Clearwater Softer Is. Sim.
mons, @lcumooo; Alireo D1orfrc,
&cnmooo; Steve Naitoii Glaptan;
Oscar 4. CIiou, minneapolis.
Ytinn. cars &. ReIion. Gurming
Ton; Carl :. Clion, Nionfato; @ic.
tor Ectcrion. Slecpp One; @eorge
Z. Huo, NogIcp, Martin l~lnOcroabl
Soribault; Siulou =. Slctton, yer
gus Sails; otto NlcolnuS. Hltih
Sin; @corAe HoiQcr, Spriu9iielo;
Slono Sinclair, Nioblc; @luidm
&obuion, 1921 iSorrtb Strcct. Rim.
ncapolI2, Mart Z. (boma2, 6ari
bolIt; Sconaro Nai2Icr, Ecrbom;
BERNHARD Sobuion, 1906 Saiono
Street, ct. Saul; %obu &eiuitao.
Hummcr; &ouia Sd)pnnot, Still
ipatcr; George ". Eomcr, @roiu.
cr>; @ultcr NJ. Srintiou. Gait
@rouo SORTS; Oscar Vfortiuior,
Suucrnc; NrcI gteliou, EcIitar Rap.
los; Norou @lmoquiit. Ruib Gitp;
Wtlion T.. &ulllbcm Nutbon; \Sobu
&. FeariouL GaTbp; Mnuricc SpIcr.
V%ioorcbcao; Otto ,Sobnion, Still
mater; Grco &. Erou, Eari2; Wil
lis Wt. ScuntolIre. ii19 ShoulaS
Street, ct Yaul; BERT Sfogitao.
@rauo Mcooom; Sampler Mutton,
Nortb @ruud); @tlliam Smith,
&toto; 6rco Spouiou, MiuHeotu;
z. I. S3otit, S73 Dorf Street, ct.
EauI; NIgot Z. QdugIiu, Sugo;
Itartiu Sborion, 6lemirG; Sobn
Z. @iIcor 37it Chicago Nlucnuc.
UtlmlcapoIl3; &obn @uitallon, Sen.
ter Gitu; Soicpb ". Nuibowop, 30
South Slccola Npe., St. VouI @in.
iorO cullen, Sortea; Sobu Subj,
Sleepp Che; Salprcncc MciIS, Slee.
M enc; 6Iouo q. g8bite, 2906
@oibiugtou Gue. Nortb, Wirueupo.
lis; Stonlcp @oitroS. ga Goof
Street, ct. NaIl. Ironf @eiltoct,
Sargent; SllIiu3 @au, WcaiuIcp;
SOcr Wer9clano, Sauoltouc; Gruclt
2. &noeripu @otiu,r; GScnr NS.
l%afIotL S%tarbucf; z. Z. Carlton,
Narba; &obu 6. Goth, 32S Darfec
Strcct, 81. YuuI; 6rco &. &uItgren,
Faria; Socob y. &loiter, Clear.
broot; Snrrp u. 2umo, @elt: NO.
mic y. S6arble, giunfato; Qiartin
Arfua, @apiieIO; Hifar6 5. 9iiih
%gtortbiieI0; &obu $. Secnar, Snter.
national SAILS; George .. amioiou,
blooming Frutrle; Carl u. RclIon,
HoIla8e; 6ront e. Eiieifcr, Bloom
ing Froiric; 8erbert Seocrbcrg,
yIortb Brand; 6ranf Sanger, 80.
ribailt; @cnrp @cef9, 222 Bari
Elocc, minneapolis.
Slgelc0c9 antom felgeu0c 0ico.
Iemnuer al tl7oe OF 136te Wiaifin.
forontomponier: Granf 9afer, VA.
namin8o TouI Girdim GabI, acrf.
bouen; GoWin : StclOrr. q.
Faul Gurl Gricfiou. 49o 8rior
2lpe., ct. EuuI; 8arrD =. Garment,
Norris, Iomt Sergeaut Ran s..
&obniou, Sector; CORPORAL 9(rt6ur
Z. 6ortun, Gcplor; 0duiel j. Cru.
uil, N~orthiicl0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Summarize olflfco.

@aibington, 22be @art2: Eoital
5elegropb & Gable Cos Nrniiocut.
Clarence $. Wacfap, oIep ioa9 lunt.
moriif aiifeoiset al Toitminiitcr
@urIeiou forot bape ne9tct at boloc
Jig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Snitrurer ef-
terrcttclige.
Samtioi9 meo Trpiioenteu niife.
oigeoea ogIaa 9ompanicta Sa9isrer,
W. u. Goof, % bets ScfretGr, @m.
2. See0on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Soleater

@aIbington, 23oe WartS. D;
isoerale Gmplopmert6ureau oplpier.
at al 81. So.alantaI al 1900 Nano,
iom iioite llJe ofmsritreSes al nj.
litprtiereiten. $4,000 hpbe benpenot
ia I'll @lireallet nteo Inmoouing ON
ar iinoe 9rbeioe for Dem. vi bette
9lntaI bar ser fIroet SeifiGitiselle
for 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

ieroelie ira EFT Stot III NJ auben
uoen at ppre tiIbsrlig mcrfet.
Ger oplpies, at @mnoigbcoerrc
BOG life agtcr at benpttc iil al Nct.
Ten til at IpI9e inc 3rlttcuorcr / tor
re Stater, ntelt pil i~roifrrrte iig iii
Stuter. bpor Sorbuo enonu life err
inofsrt. 9riffeparerne uiI bIi loIgt
uco ~oiientIig Nuftion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
SRA Nrcosfomtcremcen.

Imerifas SmpcrGnitst % Wtonroe'
buftrimcn. NatiDncrnes Siga fnar
Sildntnins meo Turbebolo. =
,Sranifmrmbene bcflagsr &pnte'
renccts ienc Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Krig % fred.

@ulIhepiferne tar Stpret | unsarn
% erflersr be Maiereoe &ris. Gn
Hoerit bctGnfelia Situation. ypl'
ihcpifarmeer nnber Trcmrgfnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

eorifattss paa che {
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-13
FARMERS UNION WAREHOUSE
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK

The Farmers Union Warehouse
company. of Moscow, has increased
its capital from $4,000 to $4,000.
This was done at a special meeting
of the stockholders held last night
for the purpose. Nearly every share
of stock was represented and the pro-
posal to increase the capital stock was
voted unanimously. There are II
stockholders and all but a very few
were present.
This action was made necessary by
the increased business of the corpor-
alton, which erected a concrete grain
elevator last fall at a cost of $4,000.
AS the corporation was capitalized at
$4,000 no more stock could be issued,
but the stockholders subscribed for
the additional stock necessary to build
the elevator, taking receipts for their
money. The harvest work was follow
ed by the influenza quarantine which
forbade public meetings and this is
the first opportunity the company has
had to increase it's stock.
The corporation was started July
5, 1910, with a capital stock of $4,000.
1t leased the grain warehouse of the
Mark P. Miller company, on the O.-W.
r. e. N. tracks. Later it bought the
4NOlIuSIH fl6NdbOI COuIpduy
warehouse and the Interior Ware
house company's warehouse and did
"a general grain business. In 1912 the
company started a general merchan-
disc store and built up a business
amounting to $4,000 per year. It's
warehouses handled as much as 300,-
900 bushels of grain in season. Last
year, despite the short crop, the elev-
ator handled 250,0OO bushels of grain.
Arnold Lyon has been president and
George Sfevers, secretary and man.
ager of the business since it's organ
ization in 1910. Both are pioneer
farmers Every stockholder is a farm
er and a member of the Farmers
Union. The report made at the spe-
cial meeting shows the company to be
in fine condition and the stockholders
expressed delight with the manner in
which the business has been conduct
ed and with its growth. especially DUR
ing the past two years.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-13
RECORD PRICE PAID
FOR PRIZE HE|FER
"QUEEN OF DIAMONDS" BRINGS
S122.6O AT 13 MONTHS-AT
INLAND MARKET

What is believed to be record
price for yearling heifer, for beef
in Latah county, was paid to the Uni
versity of Idaho by the Inland Meat
Market for Queen of Diamonds" a
cross-bred Shorthorn and Aberdeen
Angus heifer, which took first prize
as a senior calf at the Interstate fair
Spokane, last fall. The heifer was
just 13 months old and weighed 1055
pounds, live weight, and dressed 6S2
pounds, or 64.6 per cent, making a
has never been equalled here. The
has never ben equalled here. The
price paid was $122.60.
The heifer was fitted for the show
ring and for market by Professor G.
W. Hickman, head of the animal hus-
bandry department, and attracted
much attention and praise wherever
shown The carcas is on display at
the Inland Meat Market, together with
the ribbons the heifer won at the live
stock shows in which she was exhibit
ed
Tom Wright, of the Hotel Moscow,
bought the prime ribs and the Joins
of this beef and patrons of that pop
ular hostelry will have an opportun-
ity to taste some of the best "baby
beef" ever produced in the west,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-13
MERRITT LIEUALLEN
WRITES TO HIS MOTHER

Mrs. ]. w. Lieuallen has received
a recent letter from her son, Jack
who is second class electrician on the
U. S. S. Preble. They are now on the
Atlantic coast and had the honor to
be one Of the ships to escort to the
three-mile limit, the George Wash
ington, on which President Wilson re-
turned to France. The full escort
consisted of six destroyers, one dirgi-
BILE, one observation balloon towed
by a destroyer and a whole fleet OF
submarine chasers Jack says on
their wagon" they had moving pic
ture man and four or five newspaper
men.
The u. S. S. Preble then put to sea
with other ships as a convoy to meet
the Leviathan, on which were 5000
New York soldiers returning from
France.
Jack sent some beautiful pictures
of the sea, which were taken when
the water was smooth on a perfect
day on the ocean.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-13
MRS. SUMMERF|ELD
HAS 77TH BIRTHDAY
AGED PIONEER, WHO CAME HERE
IN 1871, STILL MAKES HER
HOME IN MOSCOW

Today Mrs Julia Summerfield,
commonly known as Grandma sum-
merfield, is celebrating her 77th
birthday. She came to Moscow in
1871, at which time her first hus-
band, Mr.. Warmoth, took up the home
stead two and one-half miles east
of Moscow. The old homestead is
still owned by Mrs. Summerfield and
it has the remarkable record of never
having been plastered by mortgage,
an unusual record in this country.
Grandma crossed the plains in 1865
from Missouri and went to Sacrament
to, California, and from there by
wagon train to Moscow, which mas
since been her home. She has truly
been a home body, never having been
more, than 80 miles from Moscow IN
all these years.
When she came here there was no
Moscow, only a rolling prairie OF
bunch grass. She was one OF the
committee, who selected the site of
the Moscow cemetery and her hus-
band. Mr. Warmoth was the eighth
person buried there. Her second
husband. Mr.. Summerfield, died 21
years ago.
She was, during the Indian scare,
months. This fort was located near
the present location of the Ursullne
Academy and was called the Upper
Fort" another being located below
Moscow The Indians here were not
hostile but the settlers on Camas
Prairie had suffered from their depre-
dations and those around Moscow
sought protection in the fort for fear
of trouble.
Mrs. Summerfield's brother, VIM.
Frazier, came here a few months pre-
ceding her arrival. Mr.. Frazier also
owns his homestead, which is near
that of Mrs. Summerfield. Together
they have seen all the changes and
growth this country has undergone
and we of the younger generation de.
light in hearing Of their stories OF
pioneer days.
Grandma has been in feeble health
for a number of years, SO she seldom
goes out. Her friends remembered
her birthday with a shower OF post
cards, which she highly appreciated
Her two children, Charles Summer
field, deputy sheriff, and Mrs. j. A
Suderth, wife of the assistant post
master, are well and favorably known
in Moscow
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-13
THREE RING AERIAL
CIRCUS IS PLANNED
GREAT EVENT FOR MARCH
FIELD, CALIFORNIA ARRANG-
ED FOR EARLY IN APRIL

March Field, Riverside Gala three
ring aerial circus, will be held here
on April 8. Two hundred planes
with more than enough aviators to
man them, are available, and prac-
tically all of them will be utilized IN
the great show.
March Field, which is. one of the
larger remaining schools for army
aviators in the country, has quietly
stood back and permitted the officers
and cadets at Rockwell Field, near
San Diego, and at the Arcadia balloon
school near Los Angeles, to put on
their shows. Now, having seen all
that the others have to offer, the
March Field contingent intends to
present all the features of the pre-
ceding programs with some new and
startling additions.
Spirals, side slips, nose dives, para
chute Jumps. mass formations, and
all the variations of fancy flying. will
be demonstrated, while all available
types of airplanes, from the lumber
ing grasshoppers used for instruc-.
tion to the graceful little scouts of
the swiftest style, will be used.
AS an added feature, Lieutenant
Colonel William Thaw and Captain
Edward v. Rickenbacker, will attend
it is announced both will fly.
The Chicago Cubs, who will be west
in training, will also meet team or
ganized from the March Field avi-
ators.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-13
COMMISSIONERS
APPOINTED TODAY
GOVERNOR DAVIS ANNOUNCES AP.
POINTMENT OF COMMISSION
ERS In THIS COUNTY

Commissioners for highway dis
tricts One, Two and Three, in Latah
county, were appointed by Governor
D. w. Davis today. The appoint
ments were made as recommended
by the voters of the district and the
appointments are made to date from
March II. This information came
today in a telegram to Homer E.
Estes, county auditor, direct from
Governor Davis.
In Thorn Greek district, No. 1. the
commissioners are Ed. Snow, Elmer
Nichols mad Charles Greiser.
In Moscow district, No. 2, the men
appointed are William Hunter, G. P.
Mix and J. H. Hazeltine.
In Genesee district, No. 3, those
appointed are Edwin Smolt, Charles
Odenberg and Arthur Linehan.
These commissioners must qualify
and organize within 10 days from
date of appointment. AS the appoint
ments are to date two days back, this
means they must organize before
March 21. They must arrange a pro-
gram for the work to be carried out
and an election to vote bonds to pro-
vide funds will be next in order. 1t
is believed that work in some of the
districts can begin by the middle OF
April