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The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25
TWO KILLED, THREE HURT.
Electric Car Drags Automobile Along
Tracks and Mangies Occupants.

Ogden, Utah.-Joseph Folkman, SO
years of age, and his son, Lee Folk
man, Is years of age, were instantly
killed; Josie Folkman, Is years of age,
a daughter, was PROBABLY fatally Inv
jured, and Gwendolyn Stewart, II
years Of age. and Viola Knight, Is
years of age were seriously injured,
when a Utah-Idaho Central electric
interurban car crashed into the Folk
man automobile at the Harrisville road
crossing, five miles north of here. at
4 :55 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The accident was one Of the most
frightful recorded in the annals Of
road-crossing accidents in this county
in a number of months. The autom0-
bile in which the killed and injured
were riding was dragged along the
track for a distance of 250 feet before
the electric car could be stopped. When
the car was halted it was found neces-
sary to remove the pilot before it could
resume its trip to the city.
As result of the collision, the SEN
ior Folkman was decapitated and dis
emboweled, and Lee FOlkman's head
was crushed beyond all recognition,
with the flesh and skin being torn
from the face. Josie Folkman sus-
tained a fractured skull, broken legs
and body injuries. 1t Is said she can
not live. Gwendolyn Stewart was
hurt about the head and body. Viola
knight was injured about the legs.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25

This compilation. was made BY
Charles Simon, of the land Office,
who is veteran Of the Spanish
American war and commander of
the John w. Jones post OF Spanish
war veterans. Having come from
the state of New York, where they
have some excellent laws regarding
the rights of war veterans, Mr..
Simon was interested to know what
idaho had and knowing the informa-
tion would interest q good many
persons at this time he made the
search. .F.Z@ a.
Under chapter 1873 of the compiled
laws of Idaho: Soldiers who served
In the Civil war, or II dead their
widows, are exempt from taxation
to the extent OF $1,000 Of property
when the total valuation does not
exceed $4,000.
Those who served in the Civil war
and the war with Spain are exempt
from the payment of road poll taxes.
Chapter 104 Of the Compiled laws
provides that no discharged soldier
shall be required to pay . license of
any kind for peddling anywhere
within the state. Fs
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25
AMER|CA'sRIGHTS
TO Be RESPECTED
cARRANzA ASKED FOR ExPLANA.
rioN or ATTACK ON SAILORS
or eATTLEshIP CHEYENNE.
Utah Senator, After Conferences Win
President, Declares Drastic Steps
Ar Considered. Alag insuits1
Near Tampieo.

Washingt0n.--After several confer.
ences with the president and state de-
partment officials, Senator w. H. King
Of Utah Saturday stated that the Mex
lean situation Is going to be dealt with
In q manner that Will fully psotect tn
rights Of Americans. both as Ito their
lives and their property. Exactly what
the new policy Of the administrators
Is to be. Senator King was not It
liberty to disclose, but the inference
was drawn from his remarks that q
soon - the German treaty Is ratified,
or possibly sooner, strong demands
will be made upon Carranxa to guar
antee full protection to Americans
everywhere in Mexico. the demand to
cover also American property rights
in that country. d
i . satisfactory assurance followed
By satisfactory performance Is not
promptly Forthcoming. It would seem
to be the purpose Of the administration
to resort to military means Of per-
suading Carransa that American
rights can no longer - disregarded
h his country.
What form Of military move would
be resorted to In such event, is appar-
emily not yet fully determined.
The state department is working On
its reply to Senator Kings resolution
calling for full information regarding
past depredations against Americans
and American property In Mexico, the
report being delayed, it is explained, by
the mass Of data that is being assem-
bled. The foreign relations committee
is standing back Of Senator King in his
effort to get full statement Of Mex
lean outrages against Americans, with
a view to bringing about p speedy and
fair settlement of all American claims
against the Mexican government
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25

ments Of the gun and she'll manufac-
turers, which are perfectly equipped
for 1t and At It all the time? We pay
them for doing It anyhow, don't we?
r. H., Racine, Wis.
That is sensible way to look at
It. Incidentally, If a trap shooter
wishes he can have his trap gun pat
terened for him at the factory when
ordering it, with as many different
loads as he wants tried. and he can
depend upon it that the testing de-
partment will recommend a load or
loads which he will never be able to
improve upon no matter how much
he may experiment on his own hook
afterward., However, it satisfies
some shooters to test their guns and
shells out in their own way, and pat
tering is a good thing in that the
shooter who has done it, and prop
erly, is not liable thereafter to blame
his gun or shells when he misses
shot,
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25

FREE book of sxty-eght pages that gives you the
49, best recipes for results in preserving.
Easy to follow The Corn Products Cook Book is hand
somely lustrated-and it's free Write today for II.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25
Bridge and Broadway

Questions and Answers
Why is a sharp-pointed bullet said
to be better for rife shooting than
a round-pointed one?
G. H. T., Berea, O.
Because it is. And 1t is because
the sharp point Jams the wind"
with less resistance than does the
snub-nosed one, same as a razorback
hog, whose trajectory Is well known
in the South to be so very fiat that
it goes under fences with ease, and
whose penetration in the densest
canebrake has no limit. With regard
to the latter, however, 1t should be
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25
Traffic Delayed BY Great Slides.

Albuquerque, N. M.-Washouts In
eastern Arizofina have delayed all
transcontinental traffic on the Santa
Fe. Train No. 10, due here from the
west at Z o'clock Sunday morning,
was about sixteen hours late. Trains
due tonight were reported from three
to four hours late.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25
Housewives Want Action. Not Tall

Washington.-Housewives are rather
fed up with congressional investiga-
tions Of the high cost of living and
would prefer enactment of remedial
legislation, Miss Jessie Haver, legisla-
tive representative of the National
Consumers league, wrote to Repre-
sentative Tinkham of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Tinkham has introduced bill ap-
propriating $4,000 for a nationwide
inquiry into living costs.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25
Victory Fete Is Given for Refugees.

Paris.-A Victory fete was given
Sunday at Coucy lie Chateau, on the
old Hindenburg line, for thousands Of
returned refugees who were unable to
participate In the celebration IN Paris
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25
French Aviator Completes Journey.

Paris.-Captain Morchal, an aviator,
who tried to fly from France to Rus
sia during the war, but was obliged
to land in the Austrian lines, Saturday
flew in hydro-airplane from st. Ra-
phael, across the Mediterranean, to
Bixerta, Tunis.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25
1000 Planes Sought for Pleasure Trips

Atlantic City, N. J.--MQre than 1000
airplanes of the pleasure types could
be sold Immediately IL manufacturers
could make deliveries and more than
5000 have been purchased or ordered
in the United States in the last three
months,
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25

said that the razorback has the same
Characteristic as the pointed bullet,
of following wild course when
fired into resisting substance.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25

Do you believe in docking bird
dogs tail, and when should it be
done? 0. L., Souix City, la.
II the dog is to work in cover so
heavy that the tail II left long will
suffer from being thrashed about in
hunting. This is improbable in your
section Of the country. However,
If it is desired to do so, only short
section of the tip Of the tail should
be removed, and this prefera bly,
should be done before the puppy is
two months old.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25

notice you give some instruction
on patterning of shotguns. But dom t
you really believe 1t is just as well
to leave all that sort of thing to the
experimenting and testing depart
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-25

Were you ever
disappointed with your
Homemade Preserves?

Even the best recipe can't make allowances for the
way sugar will harden into candyor for the failure of
a jelly to '.jell".
Thousands Of are finding the ideal preserving
syrup is blend of "a Karo (Red LABEL with sugar
instead of all sugar Preserving done this way always
unifoqm-jelly that really "jels-jam that is neither
too syrupy nor too thick.
It gives preserves with the natural fresh fruit flavor
This fine, clear Karo Syrup has natural affinity for
the juices Of the fruit 1t blends the fruit with the sugar
makes syrup rich and heavy and holds jams and es
firm and mellow with the slightest tendency to candy
in the glass;
For Cooking, Baking and Candy Making Karo (Red
Label is used in millions of homes. In all cooking and
baking recipes Karo instead Of sugar 1t is sweet of
delicate flavor and brings the natural flavor of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
MARTINS
T T RRY
n Z W s
Leave news items for The Intel
liecnccr at Mobiles Furniture
Store. Shancs News Stand. Johns
Brothers Cigar Store and Birds
News Agency.
COMM 7 TEE
DONATES BAND
AND SNUG PURSE
MEETING OF WAR RELIEF COM
MrTTEE AND FRATERNAL Or
CARNATIONS CALLED
FOR TONIGHT.

A called meeting Of the fraternal war
relief, committee. representing five OF
the fraternal organizations Of this city.
known as the 1'raternal War Relief So
ciety and composed If the Odd Fellows,
Red Men, Junior Mechanics. Foresters
and. Modern Woodmen was held In the
committee rooms Of tho Fratcrnal hall
on North Fifth street, yesterday after
noon. to consider plans for the enter.
thinning of the soldiers and sailors OF
the town, who have returned from the
service OF tho country. Several rep
rcscntativcs from each Of the orders
were present. and the meeting opened
nj two o'clock in charge Of President
George Kidney. \ former resolution
Of tho organization calling for ban
quet for the returned soldiers was TO-
considered. and arrangements made Tor
all Of the lodges represented to par
ticipatc in tho great celebration. which
is planned for this city, on Saturday.
June 81.
4 resolution offered by Thomas J.
Irwin was passed that a committee be
appointed to secure badges Ia bc worn
BY every member IF tho lodges c"mpoS-
| ing the society in the parade. and thai
| ali Of the five orders turn out in one
body. 4 motion by l.. W. Smith. that
! the society furnish one band for The
! occasion was also passed by unani-
nous vote of the representatives. II
+ was later decided that the society do
nate to the general committee in charge
! Of the celebration. tho sum or SO, IN
behalf Of the five orders represented ~
the society, as their part of the cX-
! pcnse to be incurred in the under;
taking. The committee in charge Of
; the work and plans of this mammouth
! affair are leaving nothing undone that
will add to the pleasure Of the day. and
there is no question of every citizen OF
| the community being heartily in fav.r
, Of the. demonstration. and all who have
! been approached on the subject have Of
, fcred their hearty support and CO.
! operation in all of the work and en-
| penso which will be incurred Ever!
| organization Of the city has hccn asked
, 10 send their representative to tn
: meetings Of the general committee il
charge Of all arrangements, and all arr
! represented. There is no reason 10 1eai
I for the demonstration being one OF tht
greatest, as we'll as the most successfl
ever held in this vicinity. if all vii
only pledge their hearty support, tr
those who arc willingly shoulderlng al
| ne the hard work.
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Busy Session Promised.

The regular meeting OF the village
council. which will be held at the City
Building tomorrow night, promises to
be one of the biggest meetings Of that
body ever held. as several matters .:
extreme Importance will probably be
taken up, and acted upon. The bids for
the new fire equipment will very likely
be the first matter TO be discussed. and
all Of the bids will either be- rcj"r: cd
or the body will make an additional APP
preparation to cover the cost Of the
make Of apparatus agreed upon. Later
the franchise agreement Of tho Wheel
ing Traction Company. which was pass
cd the first road ing, ut tho mc' ing held
last week. will be brought before tho
members for further action. The rcg,i-
lar monthly reports al tho Officials
and ia" various committees Will also b.
read. AMI all OF the routine business
will J.. transacted, which usually comes
up at the first meeting Of the month.
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ReIare Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

p"nscs by means Of 4 special levy out
side the Smith law limitations. Thurs
day Afternoon the house will vote out
side tibet smith law limitations. Thurs
day afternoon the houec will vote on the
question Of submitting property clas-
sification amendment on May rs. OPP
ponrnts Of classification hope TO have
an effort made tn write into the cnnStl-
tuition the prlnclp pies or tho Smith ono
prr rnt lax law. Gov. Harmon is urging
This proposal II is held by some that
injection Of the Smith law limit atoms
into the proposal will defeat it because
tho supreme cnurt has decided that TWO
proposals cannot he Submittcd in one
amendment The senate this week may
PASS the Hughes house bill providing tor
n reorganization Of the stat" health &c
narlncnt. Tho state is IN 0r divided INTO
districts under tho provisions OF TINS
+, bill with q physician and nurse IN
charge subject to The orders OF tho STAG
board Of health. The senate is' expected
also to pass the hill for recndllIc
Of tho state banking laws.
bill aimed at BolShevism will COM"
nm for action in tho assembly this w""E'
il having been introdurod by Rcpr"sen-
tativn Freeman of Hardin county. Tn"
bill makes il felony punishable win n
Ana of $4,000 or ten years imnr1snh-
mont or both to teach or advocate by
word nf mouth or in writing the duty.
necessity or proprirty Of crime. sahot =
arc violence or other unlawful methods
oP tcrroism rs n means OF accomplish
! inr industrial reforms. to print or cir
| ruIotc PAPERS urging sabotage or JOIN
or encourage, any group farorlng synoi-
caliSm.
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RIILLAIRE NEWS

Nye, Harry Weeks Thomas Powers.
James Ebberts, David Jol.. and George
Barrett
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OFFICERS RAID
. LANSING HOUSE
Seven Night Jewellers, All Foreigners,
Are Arrested for Disorderly
Conduct.

For disturbing the peace. and dignity
Of the sovereign state Of Ohio by drink
ing. singing and making more noise
than boiler factory. seven Italians
were arrested in a house back Of the
Lansing school out the Bridgeport pike.
at Oo'clock last night.
The raid was made by Deputy Sherifts
Barlow and Sloan. Marshal ElslaGer Of
Brooks;dc and Constable John Moore.
They captured the proprietor. Louis
lIctt. and his guests Andy TolocK. sam
Felix. John Torkc%, Louis Turner, Joe
Miller and Jacob Rooney.
Some Of the names sound fishy for
Italians. as there is Joe Miller OF joke
book fame. and who ever heard of a
dark haired son Of Garibaldi singing the
songs of sunny II with such name as
Rooney?
The men were taken to the Martins
Ferry Jail and are booked for appear
ancc before Squire Freeman this morn
ing, Louis Bett. the proprietor. was
tho only one who could put up SIS for
his appearance and he was released.
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Martins Perry Briefs.

Miss Edna lEh"nr', # tbs city. is
spending n f"w days visiting with r"la-
tivne al Quaker cry.
Frank Morris. If this place. IS ahi"
TO +" out. fol,nwins: a recent illness.
Canton Loyal lodge of Odd Fellows
hold their rcarlA" meeting III the Fra
tcrnal hall tomorrow evening.
Another If tho regular sessions "
night school VIII hn held in the Elm
school building tonight
Tho regular meeting If tho Retail
Gror"7s' association Will BIZ hold in in"
board Of trade rnons. Thursday.
Tho. popular Victory club Of this city
will stage another Of their dances i'll
tho Fratrrnal hall tonight.
Mrs. w, T. Sirs arrived homo yes
ter1ay. after short visit with rcla-
tivcS ut Columbus, Ohio.
Rev. John Neal. pastor Of the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church. preached TN"
sermon nj the evening services Of rhc
United Presbyterian church last night.
Miss Floss Rose. of North Fifth
street. is spending n few days visiting
with friends at Stcubcnvillc.
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n;,+or1i11e Man Passed Away.

JoEu Narlzrll. one Of the best knoW i,
residents of TIltonyIlic' PASSED. ave-" ,,,Hr". .
ms i A. I:15 o'ci"cE. Following an illness
ny i'rH emo wrrk. Hn was III the sind year
Of his age. and had been a resident 30, 0l
this vicinity for II number OF years soc U
o or,I, InrIudng the Rcd Men; knIghtS;
r. HcsiIrs his wife he is sur
vivcd by Nv" daaEhtrrs., ,,>, will ron.
d,ri rituuiisric services ut lhr late home
" ON ru"sdny evening at I:5o o'clock, ana ana
,,,,nii,' srryicrs viii take place ut INC
same. place IN "Wednesday afternoon a.
IbnI /; nit.hfs of I'ythas, with intcrmcnl
following ut Upland cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
POLICE KEPT
Busy DURING
PAST Z DAYS
nA nsr1s. Man With Weapon anu
wv rranxs and Fighters.

EEL NO l5-year-old girls from Vest
Virginia. and Sunday sent them 70 tn rse
homes The girls when ta ak io m c'N Po
under 6o the !"sl for two WI @ep who
nee are ~ Iris here. II the men are
9ons police 5ne s viii not only press the
e eSapee OF furnishing them LIQUOR put but
S Investigate Mann white slavery
ci'I IoSn smith reported that two colorSo
So had relieved him Of gold WATCH
NO @ foreigner was arrested with MA a par par
~ knucklers in his pockets ana VIZ 49,, 80
Mayor culberts"n on c'''' - -
mo concealed weapons. 30 ho:,c
ing rTo others were arr led for oei ing
a-,,nr one for fighting and one LOT
FIGHTING and resisting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
Iodro! Meetings Tomorrow.

Tho weekly mr"linE Of m" Loyal Or
der Of Mons" of this city Will he held IN
their rnrmS an hanover street t"mor-
r,,w crcnins and tiI- usual large at
tendance is expected.
The regular meeting of 1 h" Knights
NJ rvthiaS will also take place tomor-
row evening. and il is stated that there
is some business OF Importance to be dis
cuSScd.
Tho local order of the knights of CO.
l,nuhus vii hold their regular meeting
in their rooms on Hanover street to-
morrow night.
Tn" erlni.mnnthlY meeting Of the col
ur,d lodge OF knights of l'yhtias Of this
plrrr will y" held in their rooms in III"
Shrrvr-Mcdill building. on Hanover
ii rect tomorrow night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
COMING WITH THE a46TK.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. March 30
Dcbarkation officials here announced to-
day that the transport Alaskan had
diverted to New York. The vessel has
aboard the field and staff headquarters
of the second and th,rc oattalions OF
the 346th infantry, a medical detach-
mcnt and two scattered casual compan'
ics. She was due here today under tht
original schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
phil Road House.

Deputy shcriffs from the Office &C. "t
Sheriff Oshurn assisted by conStaoies'
raidrd an alleged disordcrly road nous ds,, :,
located on the Nationni PIX; ' nrrcstc 1
I HXSn'" GarS St Ethel W"tkins LOUIS LIZ
Chmrlcs Allen. All were lodged in Ja,I
"a await a hearing in Squire Jas. fGcf~
mans court this morning at C!orn:
i,nnutics BARLOW, Sloan. Marshal Els,
iarrr, Of Rrooksidc; Bud Forsyth aAo
Unstable John Moore Of Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
Several Arrests Made,

morning nj nine G"lnck. charged with
carrying concerted weapons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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r1%. MeotIrc To-n;9ht,

Tho Benevolent and Protective order
of Elks. of his city. will hold their reg
ular weekly >'ccting in t':cir ledge home
on North Fourth street. !hiS evening,
and several matters OF importance WI, WI
hc given attention. 4 number Of candi-
da,Ts for membership in the order will
probably be on hands 10 receive the inl-
tiation.
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c1erhs Union Meets Tonight.

The weekly meeting OF tho local union
Of Retail Clerks. of the city. will be
held in the Board Of Trade rooms on
south Fourth street. this evening. and
nil Of the members have been requested
to attend as urgent business requires
ihcir prrscncr. Tho matter Of receiving
tic retail clerks Of Bridgeport, into the
local organization will be acted upon.
ard n large number Of new appllcati"iS
fer membership from this place will be
rccciycd
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nTee+;np of Koinonia Class.

Tho m"mhrrs nf thr kUIn"hIL cI''HIr
nr the First baptist Sunday *chooi Oh
thiA city will be the guests OF mrs. l'ti.
C.,I,,,.i: nj her home on Concord street
t"mnrrUw evening and mn excellent pro-
.r,n, h;:s been prepared for the evening.
xii Of tho members arc expected 10 al
IrrI ~ The conclusion Of The meeting
refreshments will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
WILL HASTEN
LEGISLATION
IN Ohio BODY
Special Dispatch to The Intrlliccnrer.,

Special Dispatch to The !ntrllirrn"er
COLUMBuS. o.. March "0.--At inc
end Of this weeks session tho general
assembly will recess until Aprl ana
with the close Of IN" session III SlShl.
work on n number Of Important hl!ii
rcndir.- in both houses VIII hr hurried.
Prohibition and taNHlHon ar" the niE
questions that have rn' yrt hcnn SatlS-
fact0rilv settled. Temperance leaders
will attrmrt Tuesday afternoon IN inc
house to obtain Il reconsideration Of IN"
adverse vote on III" emergency clause OF
tho prohibition enforcement measure.
Many churches have r*ont resolutions
asking tho legislators ~ vol" Tor IN"
cnrrrancv measure. declaring that there
will be chaos when prohibition goes INTO
. effect in May unless tn" enforcement
act is adopted as an emergency measure.
Tuesday afternoon. il IS expected the
senate will consider tho emergency re-
lief bill for cities and other taxing diS-
tricts. This act permits temporary
suspension Of tho Smith on" per cent
tax law in order r. aI;"w taxing diS-
tricts to PAY off deficits in operating "N-
l. .lOfs
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Colder Notes.

Gi1ber. Greenwood. Of South bei.a IRE.
has returned homo WIN ms 49, n =
from the army. t'c 80"
f:iyde Dufy. Of the Marines Is expect
cd home on a tur!ouch. o,o-..,s
Leo Levi. who was n G the s SvIS
service: is HON" fro" Camp sherman
,yIth, his discharge. ,,o,,i,
: VIII cnn1n CO.: Fari% Kirkland, mechanic
,he Az service. has boon discharged
and is home from overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
SPEAKERS STAND
COMMITTEE MEETING

The following named committc On
scakcrs' stand. appointed for the Dig
demonstration for the returned soidlcls'
r.iII meet in the office Of Squire James
Freeman, in the city building tonight;
Jas Freeman. chairman; D. d. Parks:
Walter Carlisle. John Turner, william
Morgan, Fcrd Dixon. sherman Cuslck
Samuel Dennis. Thomas Mulaney ana
Thomas Jenkins