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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
M|zPAH MINE IS
SHIPPING RICH ORE
PROPERTY In NORTHERN LATAH
COUNTY GETS GOOD RETURNS
ON SHIPMENTS
(Palouse Republic)

Notwithstanding the fact that ore
from the Mizpah mine, owned and op-
Grated by the Merger Mining COM
pany, must be hauled by truck a dis
tance of IL miles to the railroad, it
is found that it will return a hand
some profit. Returns have been re-
|ceived by ]. c. Northrup, manager of
the company. on the first car shipped
this season, the car running, above
freight and smelter charges, $2045.
After the cost of putting the ore on
the dump is deducted, the net returns
are more than $500.
Mr.. Northrup recently bought
hoist and new air drills for the COM
pany, and will rush work on the mine
as rapidly as possible while the roads
are in condition for tranporting
the ore to the railroad at Harvard 1t
is usually possible to haul until the
last of October, and it is expected
that at least dozen cars can be min
ed and shipped by that time.
The average car contains about 40
tons of ore. The car upon which re-
turns have just been received. con-
tanned So tons of milling ore, hand
picked from the dump. Shipment is
made to the Anaconda Smelter.
1t is the intention of the manage
ment to buy reduction plant, which
will solve the problem of transporta-
ton to a great extent, as only the
metal will be shipped from the mine
1t is probable thst the plant will
De purchased this fall and be ready
or operation by next spring. A
orce of men will be kept at work in
he mine throughout the fall and win
er, and large tonnage of ore should
'e on the dump by spring.
The future of the Mizpah mine was
ever so bright as now, with the re-
urns from the ore furnishing funds
Or. the further development of the
For years there has been
o question as to the extent and quail
" of the ore body, but the matter of
the property has been the
reat problem and this now seems to
ave been solved. "a
The Merger company recently
ought out the Cottonwood Mining
ompany Of Cleveland, which had been
perating the mine under lease for
lie past two years The death of the
snior member Of the Cottonwood
resulted in the property be-
g turned back to the owners for op-
ration.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15

of Moscow, for which he paid $4,000.
The land is unimproved. 1t lies in
Schumacher's addition.
The other tract bought by Mr.. Whit
tier is the X. C. Whaley farm of 1T
acres in Thorn creek district, ;. for
which he paid $4,000, or trifle
more than S150 per acre.
William T. Knape sold to Edgar
Evans 1876 acres in Thorn creek dis
trict, for $4,000
w. G. Johns, of Moscow, has trad
ed residence property and acreage
here for farming land near Juliaetta,
the deal being made with August
Brummond and wife. The considera-
ton in these deals is not given.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
BUILD NEW ROADS
UP THE NORTH FORK
CLEARWATER AND NEZ PIERCE
COUNTIES PLAN NEW HIGH
WAYS ON CLEARWATER

LEWISTON-Th Clearwater higl
way district of Nez Perce county, ane
the North Fork highway district Of
Clearwater county, will build hard
surface highway from Arrow juno.
tion to Ahsahka The survey will be
made at once and it is expected that
construction work will be commenced
this fall
The state and the federal govern
ment will be asked to locate the
north side of the river and Join with
the two highway districts in the
the state and the government hold
to the south side location, the two
highway districts will proceed with
the building plans without further
delay.
This is the agreement reached at
joint meeting of the commission
ers of the two highway districts held
in Lewiston. The North Fork high
way district is bonded for s146, 900
and the Clearwater highway district
has funds in the amount of $4,000.
In the event the state and govern-
ment join in the construction pro-
gram, the highway will. be construct
ed according to state and govern
ment specifications, but in the event
the districts are compelled to pro-
ceed Independently, it is supposed to
hold the grade to state and govern
ment specifications but the width Of
the roadbed will necessarily be mar
rover. 1t is proposed to surface the
new highway with macadam.
Two Years Ago.
The Clearwater highway district in
Nez Perce county was organized
about two years ago and survey
for the highway was made by Engi-
neer Alfred Kettenbach before he en-
listed for service with the engineers
and went to France. The district
voted bonds and the money has been
available for highway improvements
for more than year. The work was
postponed because of the necessity of
using material and labor in war ac-
tivities, but. since the signing of the
the residents of the district
have urged the commissioners to take
action that would secure relief from
the present situation.
Early This Year.
The North Fork district in Clear
water county was organized early this |
year and the district Immediately
voted bonds for highway improve
nents. The improvement of the high
way in the North Fork district would
De of little benefit to the voters un-
ess an outlet down the river is pro-
7ided and this necessity resulted in
! joint meeting of the commission
srs and the decision to work jointly
n the matter of building the per-
nanent highway from Ahsahka to
Arrow Junction.
The Clearwater highway district
extends down the Clearwater river to
] point opposite Spalding and effort
will be made to at least secure the
cooperation of the state and govern
nent IN the building of the highway
rom Spalding to Arrow.
The North Fork highway district
vas represented at the meeting by
Bertrand, Mcclure,
.ebaron and Secretary Sutton, while
he Clearwater district was repre-
ented by Commissioners Green,
and Hosington.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
Airplane's Quick Flight.

MEDFORD, OreAThe Medford air
plane, with Lieutenant Floyd Hart as
pilot and George Collins, exalted ruler
of the Medford lodge Of Elks, as pas
|senger, made the first air flight from
this city to klamath Falls Wednes-
day in 55 minutes. The same journey
by motor car takes at least 10 hours,
while by train it is a journey of day
or two,s depending upon connections
at Weed, Cal.
The plane was sent over for the
Elks' convention at klamath Falls,
where it will perform for the remaind-
er of the week and then visit various
towns in northern California, where
the residents will be given an oppor-
tunity to take flights in. the air.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
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; Ford Damaged Six Cents.

+ MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich .
+ After being out 10 hours the .
+ jury in Henry Ford's suit for ST. !
+ 100000 damages from the Chi !
+ cago Tribune for calling him an !
+ anarchist, gave Ford "a verdict
+ for six cents. !
+ Under the Michigan law Ford 1
+ cannot collect more than $50 l
+ from the Tribune in addition to 1
: the six cents, as verdict for I
! nominal damages allows but $50 1
+ costs to be assessed against the 1
+ losing party.
+ + + + + + I. /. I. + + + = + + /. 4
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
Strikers Engage in Riots,

BUTLER, Pa.-Rioting broke out
among the striking workmen in the
Standard steel car plant here today.
Because of the threatening situation
troopers of the state constabulary
were summoned. This is the 10th day
of the strike, but the first that any
disturbance has developed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
Wilson Saves Daylight.

WASHINGTON.-P Wilson
vetoed the bill repeating the daylight
saving law, passed by congress, today.
This bill had been attached as rid
err to the agricultural appropriation
bill, but was vetoed by President Will
son. Congress failed to pass it over
his veto. A separate bill introduced
and passed several days ago, was veto
ed today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
Kidnappers Held For Trial.

DOUGLAS, .Ariz.-Forty- mine de-
PENDANTS in the Bisbee, deportation
case whose preliminary hearings were
completed last week, were bound over
to the superior court. for trial on
charges of kidnapping upon their own
request.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + {. Z,
!. Colorado Mine Robbed. Z

+ CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo.-The
+ Independent mill at Victor, Colo I
+ rado, one of the largest in this
+ section, was robbed last night. I
+ Bandits overpowered the two 4
+ watchmen, and escaped with a Z
+ quantity of gold concentrate.
+ Both watchmen are in the hospi- =
+ tai suffering from injuries re- :
ceived at the hands of the bandits. Z
+ No estimate of the amount Of {
+ gold stolen is made. =
/. 4. + + + 1. 4. + 4. + + 4. + + 4 = .
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
GRANT ELECTRIC CO.

The Grant Electric Co., located on
the Grand Theatre corner, has the
agency for one of the best farm light
ing plants on the market today. One
of these installed on the farm means
an abundance of electric light and
power and every facility and con-
venience that electricity gives. 1t
means electric lights for the house,
barn, sheds and yards, electricity for
the electric iron, vacuum cleaner,
washing machine and churn. One of
these plants will furnish power to
run the feed grinder, corn shelter,
cream separator and tanning mill,
pump the water and run the little
farm machine shop. 1t is cheap, too
1t is soon time for Christmas and
there is a powerful suggestion for a
gift in an electric washing machine
The company has splendid line of
these labor savers at prices that al e
right There is also a complete line
Of electrical goods that would make
ideal gifts, such as percolators, toast.
ers, irons, egg boilers, and scores of
other devices.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
HORACE j. HUlBERG,

You will not have to search any
further for Christmas gifts if you
start your shopping first at the jewel
ry store of Horace j. Hulberg. The
Christmas stocks are now in and af-
ford one an unusual opportunity to
make selections and purchases of
gifts that will be suitable to members
of ones family and friends. There
are the numerous designs in watches
for both sexes, also stick pins and
rings for men and women, hand paint
ed china, cut glassware, leather goods,
fountain pens, jewelry for personal
adornment, silverware for the table
and for the china closets, mesh bags,
umbrellas, toilet sets, manicure sets,
and scores of other articles of the
very highest grades, and showing the
better types of art and workmanship
Mr.. Hulberg is a skilled optician. also.
an,i will he pleased to examine ard
i.t your eyes 1T any time,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
n. A. BOE'S,

The store of H. A. Doe contains one
of the best stocks of hardware to be
found in this vicinity. The lines of
shelf and floor hardware are among
the best manufactured, and are guar
anteed by Mr.. Doe to be exactly as
represented. The time to buy a GOOD
stove at a bargain price is now at the
Doe store. With Christmas close at
hand, the housewife will find numer-
Gus articles here that she will need in
preparing the dinner for Christmas.
First, there is the rooster and they
are at the Doe store in all sizes and
OF different materials. Then there are
the pans and kettles, baking dishes
made out of aluminium, enamel ware,
granite ware and tin, besides a splen-
did line of cutlery and a complete
outfit of kitchen utensils. Hunters
and trappers will be interested in the
line of guns and other accessories
there while tradesmen know they can
get the highest grade of tools there
at all times
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
HENRY B. HAMRE.

Absolute confidence in the accuracy
of your druggist is just as essential
as it is in the skill of your physician
who diagnoses your case and writes
out the prescription. That is why one
should be discriminating in the selec-
ton of the drug store in which he is
going to have his prescription filled
A poorly stocked prescription depart
ment may tempt the pharmacist to
substitute a drug for that which is
called for by the physician, and seri-
Gus results might occur. Henry B..
Hamre is recognized as one of the
city's most competent druggists In
addition to a complete stock Of drugs
and proprietary medicines, the store
is also headquarters for the standard
makes of paints, oils, varnishes, paint
ers' supplies and accessories and wall
paper The store also carries a splen-
did line of toilet articles, rubber goods
and sick room supplies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
STATE BANK OF NoRTHFlELD.

One of the t-known financial in
situations in this part of the state is
the State Bank of Northfeld Ever
since its incorporation it has been &C
lively interested in all civic affairs of
Mortified and will always be found
in the vanguard in all forward move
ments for the lettering of the city
and its residents. In line with it's
policy of being up-to-date, is the an
nouncement that it is cooperating
with the government, offering it's IA
cilities to help holders of Liberty
bonds to convert and assign them,
thereby removing the discrimination
against the registered bonds from the
standpoint of STABILITY. Bond hold
ers who do not understand just what
this means Will have it explained to
them if they but call at the bank.
The officers of the bank are: A. o.
Netland, President; F. A. Ruhr, Vice
President; S. A. Netland, Cashier, and
P. J. Mergen, Assistant Cashier. The
first of the new year is soon to be
here and now is the time to get ready
to open savings account in this
splendid bank.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
WEST SIDE HARDWARE CO.

If it is the question of where to
buy the new cook stove or range, that
question can he very easily settled by
looking over the stock of stoves at the
West Side Hardware Co. There you
will find that splendid line of steel
ranges with a reputation that is ma
tionwide, THE Quick Meal" House
wives who have been so fortunate as
to purchase one of these steel ranges
in the past, are still using them, and
will gladly recommend them to you
If you have decided to heat your home,
store or office with furnace, let the
West Side Hardware Co. explain the
workings of the pipeless furnace for
which it has the agency. This fur
mace is really bringing about revolu-
ton in furnace heating and is not only
economical to install but also econom-
ical to operate. Mr. o. A. Lysne and
Mr.. w. F. Hall are expert furnace
men and heating engineers, and will
be glad to advise you on your require
ments.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
WEEKS G. LYMAN,

The home of the Mccormick lire
of farm machinery is at the ware
house of Weeks & Lyman. This
splendid line is so we'll known about
here, and, in fact, all over the world,
that is not necessary to take any
space or time trying to say anything
new about it Or to it's advantage. One
of the farm machines that every mod
ern farmer is interested in, is the
tractor, and the tractor put out by the
international Harvester Co. ranks as
one of the best on the market today
The best recommendation for the Tt
tan Tractor is to see what it is and
will do. Weeks & Lyman warehouse
will be found to be we'll stocked with
machinery The firm also handles a
complete line of farm implements and
repairs and a superior line of grains
and seeds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
HERMAN FURNITURE CO.

To buy furniture of the Bierman
Furniture Co. is always a sign of good
judgment, for the most attractive and
dependable stocks are to be found in
the up-to-date store of this company.
The fall bride and all young married
people who are planning to begin
housekeeping will find it will be to
their advantage to select their flrni-
ture from the large stocks of this
store. There is real satisfaction in
making your selections from such a
stock. Mr. A. w. Bierman, proprie-
tor, also handles a superior line of
pianos, deep, rich tones, beautiful in
appearance and made by the best
manufacturers. One of these bcauti-
full instruments will make an ideal
gift for your wife, daughter or son,
Mr.. Husband or Father and it will
soon be Christmas. Now is the time
to order it SO as to be sure to have it
for that date Mr.. Bierman is also
an embalmer and funeral director,
rendering refined services at all times
in officiating at the last rites for the
dead He has modern burial car
and equipment and is ready to re-
spond to all calls for his services,
day or night.
ADV
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13

be systematic saver is to open a
savings account with reliable bank,
and then make deposits regularly
from your pay envelope or check. The
First National Bank will be interested
in your efforts and will help you in
every way it can.
A dollar will open a savings account
in this bank and you will be encour-
aged and gratified to see how fast it
will grow with regular deposits. The
bank to encourage you, will pay you
four per cent interest on your savings,
compounded quarterly, and will do
everything it can for you. The ac-
count will give you renewed inter-
est in life and new confidence In
yourself
Today is the day to open the ac-
count for you cannot afford to neglect
doing so any longer. In this history
of Catholicity, we are glad of this op-
portunity to recommend the bank to
our readers. .-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
BOTSFORD LUMBER CO,

Indications point to increased build
ing operations next season, now that
it is generally agreed that prices for
lumber and building materials are on
d new price level. The Botsford Lum-
Der Co. is receiving many inquiries for
quotations on materials and to stimu-
late building is making some extreme
ly close prices on all of it's stock
The yards and warehouses of the
company are we'll filled with a SUI
periOr grade of lumbers for all pur-
poses, rough and manufactured, pine,
ash, oak, spruce and other woods, and
your order will promptly and careful
ly be filled no matter how large or
small it may be. There are also there
plenty of sand, gravel, stone, cement,
lime, tar and other building papers,
shingles, lath, wall boards, brick for
all purposes, also tile for building use
and tile for farm drains. Farmers
will be interested in the splendid line
of wire fencing the company carries,
also the farm gates, storage and stock
tanks. A dependable grade Of hard
and soft coal, coke and wood will be
found at the Botsford Lumber Co.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
CITY FLOWER STORE.

Say it with flowers, whether it is
an expression of sympathy and sor-
roow over bereavement that has
come to loved one or friend, or a
message OF congratulation and joy for
some good fortune that has come into
the life of another friend. The City
Flower Store will help you talk the
flower language by making up for you
floral designs in any shape and for
any purpose you may need them. Tel
ephone the office the nature of the &C.
casion for which you want the flowers,
and they will make them up in the
proper form, and see that they are de-
livereG at the proper time. Out Of
town orders are given special atten-
ton ana are shipped promptly. The
greenhouses are always filled with
beautiful blossoms. Towering ported
plants, ferns and palms which are for
sale or can be rented for special &C.
casions such as weddings, receptions
and the like.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
STANDARD DECORATING CO.

1t is always economical to use good
paints and oils for in the quality of
these commodities depends the serv-
ice they give. With the advanced
cost of ell materials that enter into
the manufacture of paints and oils it
is evident that the prices of these
commodities are going to be higher
than in the past. There is a certain
cost of production that must be
charged for standard paints and oils
and when any dealer offers you these
goods any cheaper, you can rest as
sured that the quality has been low
cred. The safe plan is to buy your
paints and oils from reliable firm,
in whom you have confidence that the
stocks sold are standard and worth
the price asked Such firm is the
Standard Decorating Co. The firm
does painting and paper hanging of all
kinds and will be pleased to furnish
you estimates on this work. Special
attention is given to interior decorat-
ing work
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
BILLS kODAkERY.

1t would be hard to suggest a more
suitable Or practical gift for Christ
mas than a kodak, for it is year
round gift. Whether you live in the
city Or on the farm, whether you
motor, travel by train or stay home,
you will find uses for the kodak. That
is why it is SO suggestive and proper
a gift At Bills kodakery, and every
on in Mortified knows where that is,
you will find big stock of koGaks
that will certainly attract and inter
est you. They are there in all sizes,
at all prices and for all purposes, too.
The farmer and stock grower will
find it of great value in photograph
ing stock he has for sale, and there
are hundred different ways in which
it can be used.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
CITY MEAT MARKET,

Buying meats is never any guess
work as to quality or condition if they
are purchased at the City Meat Mar
ket, for at this place they take pride
in maintaining their reputation for
tender steaks and juicy roasts. The
firm, Goettel & Dusbabek, is fortunate
in being made up of experienced
butchers and market men, who know
how to select their meats so as to get
the highest quality. You will find it
a good place to buy your fresh fish,
oysters and sea foods, and you will
like the domestic and imported
cheese, and creamery butter, fresh
eggs and homemade sauer kraut al
ways carried in stock at this time of
year. The market will have plenty of
turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens for
Christmas, and is ready to book your
order now.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
r, lEIVESTAD,

If you find that your heating plant
is not giving you the proper amount
of heat for the amount of fuel it is
consuming, it will pay you to get an
experienced workman like Mr.. Leive-
stad to overhaul the plant and put it
in order, or, if necessary, install a
new one. He handles steam, vapor
and hot water plants and will be glad
to give you an estimate of what it
will cost to install one in your home,
store or Office. Electric wiring is an
other aid in undermining a building
ju't as much as installing a heating
plant and a plumbing system. Mr..
Leivestad is an expert electrician and
will be glad to give you an estimate
Oh the cost of wiring your building
installing fixtures and lights.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
CHARLES E. BORk LAND & IN
VESTMENT CO.

Real estate is the safest investment
in the world, and that in Mortified
and vicinity cannot be excelled in it's
possibilities of reasonably prompt
profits. The Charles Z. Bork Land &
Investment Co. is one of the largest
operators in this vicinity, and will tell
you that the farm lands about North
field and the property in the city make
the best investments one can secure
The company has listed with it some
choice improved farms on which a
very low price has been placed, con-
sidering the location and quality of
the lands. In city properties, the COM
pany has some nicely located resi-
dences, both houses and cottages,
modern throughout, that can be pur-
chased very reasonable.