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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-12-16

NOTICE. will buy poles in mixed
lots, any sizes from 80 to As feet Not
necessary to get out carloads of one
size. Write l.. d. Mcfarland, Sand
point, Idaho. Jan.27c.
Compare the Edison photograph
with any other talking machine and
you will always be booster for the
Edison. Sold on the easy payment
plan. o. f. Howe.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-12-16

WANTED-Cash price and descrip-
ton of farm or ranch, also city prop
erty in Boundary or surrounding
counties.-Ed Reeve, Hugoton, Kan
sas. decz3
If you know OF anyone visiting In
your neighborhood. or II you or any
Of your neighbors plan making WIS.,
it, write or telephone the news to tns
Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
PLENTY OF HIGHWAY
 FUND SAYS MADDOX

PHOENIX, March 2S-Although the highway commission bill failed to be- come a law with its s3.OOO, 900 road fund for two years, there is available to the state only 10 per cent less money for highways than would have been the case had the measure re- ceived the governors signature. This was the statement made today to the Rotary club by State Engineer Thos. , Maddock.
 No federal funds will be lost to Ari- zona, Maddock said, the state being prepared to meet all conditions gov- erning the expenditure of federal post road moneys.
 Everybody knowsathat good roads are going to come,' argued the state engineer. "so why not have them come right away"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
MONROE AMENDMENT
 WILL BE REVISED

PARIS, March 2s.-(By the Associ- ated Press.)-The Australian peace delegates have pointed out that the proposed amendment to the league Of nations covenant regarding the Mon roe doctrine, providing for recognition of the binding force of the policies heretofore applied, would validate and confirm Japanese claims to preponder; ance in China and the Orient.
 Fear is expressed in some quarters that the opposition which has devel- oped on this account may jeopardize the amendment Experts are trying to find formula that will overcome this objection and, therefore the amend ment has been withheld from insertion in the covenant.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
DEATH WINS IN RACE
 WITH GIRLS MOTHER

While the mother was hurrying to San Diego to see her 12-year-Old daugh- ter before she died, the father, Hans Christiansen, received a telegram yes daughter had died during the night. Mrs. Christiansen did net arrived at the coast until last night; too late to see her daughter alive. The child had been at San Diego since last December on account of her poor health, ana as her condition grew gradually worse two days ago the mother, who resides in Winwood addition, was sent for. Fa- neral arrangements have not been completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
BOLSHEVIKI WORLD
 FEARED BY PASTOR
By Review Leased Wirel

NEW YORK, March 2S-Rev. Stan isIas' Iciek of Ddluth, who served as chaplain with Poland's army in France and represented the Polish national depot of Chicago at Warsaw, arrived tonight on the steamer La Touraine, from Bordeaux. asserting all of east eTn Europe was in danger of falling to the bolshevists.
 Unless the allies at once send home the 6O.0OO or 7O,0OO Polish troops in France" said Rev. Mir Iciek, and send war material and supplies for the army in Poland there is a grave dan ger that the Russian bolsheviki will oyerrun the country. If this happens bolshevism will have control of all eastern Europe"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
BUNDY SENTENCED TO
 LIFE AS MURDERER
tBy Review Leased Wire1

ST LOUIS, March 2S.-Leroy N. 6gndy, East St. Louis negro dentist, was sentenced to life imprisonment in the penitentiary today by jury in the circuit court at Waterloo. Ills Bundy has been on trial since March IS. for conspiracy to murder in connection with the deaths of Detectives Samuel Coppedge and Frank Wodley. July 1, 1917, which was said to have melted the rioting in which several negroes were killed the following day.
 Immediately following the reading of the verdict. attorneys for Bundy filed motion for new trial on which arguments will be heard April T. In default of s5O.OOO bail Bundy was put in the county jail
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
REFERENDUM MAY BE
 INVOKED ON BILL 90
cBv Review Leased wire,

PHOENI, March 2S-Rumors were current in the capitol corridors that there is q possibility of the referen- dunn being invoked against senate bill No. 90 which provides, among other things. that it shall be misdemeanor for any state official to spend or al low to be spent by his department more money than was appropriated for that purpose.
 State Auditor Boyce today complet- ed an opinion, on the bill in which he states that. although the measure will tighten greatly the work of his office. It will seriously embsrrass the state snstitutions and might be the cause of turning succeeding legislatures into relief bodies.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2s.-PaYal

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2s.-PaYR1 Mellincoff, Russian under arrest here for alleged objectionable activi- ties. came from Trenton, N. J., to this city to get" District Attorney Charles NJ. Fckert. according to department of justice information Fickert announced having received today. Mellincoff, who is being held pending deporta- tion proceedings, has been questioned also regarding any Knowledge he may have of the death of Mrs. George b Greenwood through a bomb explosion at her home in Oakland recently. Mellincoff objected to Fickert's con duet in the Mooney case. F1ckert said.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
$135, ,OOO, 900 LOANED
 NATIONS RAILROAD
By Review Leased Wir

WASHINGTON, March 2S. - Ad- vances by the war finance corporation to keep the rail transportation system of the country in operation until con- gress can make necessary appropria- tions reached a total of nearly $155,- OOO, 900 today. Eleven more loans were announced, amounting to S12,549, 200.
 The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific received the largest sum today, $2,S00,- GOO. The Lehigh Valley was supplied $2,4O0,00O the New York Central S2,- 900, ,OOO, and the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul $I, I,60O,e00.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
100 PASSENGERS WILL
 BE CARRIED BY PLANE

LONDON, March 2s.-(British Wire less Service IA trial flight will take place next month, according to the Daily News of TRFHaht supeF-tTi- plane. The newspapeF nays the ma aehinE is capable of carrying more than 100 passengers. The sneed of the mschine. according to the uevs- psper, will bs hiom 50 to 100 miles an hour, and it possesses great poSsibili- ties for continuous flying.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
CONFESSED BURGLAR
 WEEPS WHEN TRIED
0v Heview Leased wire)

fBy Review Leased WiTe)
 PHOENIX, March 2S.-When W. F. Boin pleaded guilty today before Judge Stanford to the charge of hay ing burslsriEsd barn at Glendale he broke down and vept. Evidence was introduced that BOin had been unable to work on account of bis physical con- dition and that when his wife and baby faced hunger. hs stole to obtaiD food. He will be sentenced Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

PARIS, March 2S.-CBy the Asso- ciated Press .)-According to reports received by she peace conference dele gates from German Austria have made advances to the Swiss government pc titionin gthe annexation, not only of Vorarlberg province on her eastern frontier, but all of German Austria, in cluding Vienna.
 Switzerland, the report says. refused to entertain any such idea, as it would destroy her federation. The Swiss gov ernment expressed willingness to ad- heer only to the annexation of Iich- tenstern, the population of which al- ready has taken steps in this direc- tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

south, one solid 6O-cylnder hour of your sleep, hops north. You'll be getting up in the morning about one rattle behind the milk wagons.
 When an hour of dreams are clipped off a gents snore menu, that's what we call raising havoc. Shoot me, but don't disturb my sleep! It will make it one hour tougher for the kookoos who just get home in time to wake up.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
VETERAN RAILROAD
 AND STEEL MAN DIES

NEW YORK, March 2S--Samuel T. Auiten, Vicepresfdent of the American Steel Spring company. died today at the age of 59 yeafs. He was born fin Topeka Kan, and spent many years in railroad service ia the weIt.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, March 2S. Louis Nelson of New York, Helter- weight wrestling champion of the
 world, and Bridson Greene, wrestling instructor at Andover academy, srap-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Mem- bers of a delegation of prominent Fihpinos, who will see Secretary Ba- ker on April 3, are expected to present a petition for the complete independ- ence Of the Philippines.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

GARY, Ind, March 2s.-Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne, Ind. beat Johnny Ritchie of Chicago in the opin- ion of ringside experts in their boxing bout here tonight. The men are ban. tsm-Weights
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

MELBOURNE, March 2S.-OWing to the absence of profitable overseas markets several Australian copper mines have been shu tdown. if was announced tonight. This condition is considered transitory and. likely to pass when the accumulated war stocks of the metal have been consumed. Meantime, however. a large number of workers have been thrown out of employment.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
Am't Nature WonderfuL---By Ahern

On March 90 the face of the clock will tl1itch hour ed That means. Buddy while the clock moothes hour
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

Also, getting used hitting the husks hour younger is be harder than juggling china cups and safes The clock will tell you that it's time to be sleepy just when you
 feel like gay owl An ha, Big Benyou villainl You can't fool me, take off that o'clock dsguse know you're only 9 o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

Start the day proper, read The Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
GERMANS SEND ARMY
 TO DEFEND DANzIG

CContinued from Page One) Danzig Co the Poles and counsels that government not to yield an inch.
 The Zeitung am Mittag accuses the entente statesmen of having had their brains added by the occurrences in Hungary.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

LONDON March 2S.-Rnter's Paris correspondent says he learns that the American peace delegates are pre- pared to agree with the British dele gates on their views concerning the Polish corridor to Danzig.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29

LONDON, March 2S.-The Duke of Albany, the Duke of Cumberland and Viseount Taafe,. who adhered to the enemy during war, have been deprived of their British peerages by a kings order in council.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-29
Late NeLUs Bulletins

pied for five hours and 27 minutes to- night without decision. TAfs is 3 record, according to Greene. Greene secured the lonly tall in one hour and 20 minutes. The contest was abandoned by mutual consent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
REJECT BREAD ORDINANCE.
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE
FEAR PRICE WOULD RISE
Prorosed Measure Defeated when
Bakers Declare for Advanced
Cost to Consumer.

After three and u. half hours OF
resolutions and countcr-resolutionS,
oratory and counter-oratory and state
ments and counter statements, the
Council Ordinance Committee last
night. by vote Of to 2. shclved the
proposed ordinance providing for a
standard sized loaf Of bread. sanitarily
wrapped. on the ground that such q
regulation would increase the bread
price.
Mrs J. w. Durham. Mrs. Robert Hud-
Ton ,noI Rev NT;,o Waller Beverly: George
stuart MichauX and L. MEG. F'inne gan
we're among those who appeared in
favor Of the ordinance.
For the opposition a. G.. and A. Fl.
Nolde, G. r. Corby and j. J.. Mattern
spoke BENJAMIN L. Purcell. state
made n short address, as we'll as w. c.
Crozicr. president of the Retail Clerks
Discuss Many Angles.
Whether Richmonders wanted wrap
loaf. or vaether The Wrapped or the
pnwrapped product was the most de-
sirablc were some of the subjects dis
cuSsed
Declarations by G. Il. Corby and ]. J.
Mattern that the concerns which they
represent were at the present time
made by y. II. Nolde that the Noldc
Baking Company was making only 3
per Ger; Gent Eroa, on bread nov were some
committee to shclve the ordinance
Would Mean Increase.
Mr. Corby also stated to the COM
mittec that II the ordinance was passed.
which would call for the standardizing
OF the. loaf Of bread and require it's
wIappins, his CONCERN would be COM
duct. because OF the price OF wrap.
ping paper labor and wrapping ma
chimes. Mr.. Nolde declared that his
the same way.
BENJAMIN l. Purcell told the commit
Tee. when he was requested to speak.
loaf of bread throughout the State was
being drafted now for consideration
by the General Assembly when it meets
in January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
OFFER SOCIAL DIRECTOR
POSITION TO MISS TAYLOR
Member of VirE;nin Education Conn
mission Sought by William and
Mary College.

Mis- Bessie l.. Taylor OF Richmond
ne only woman member OF the Vir.
Sinia Education Commission, has hcnp
oIcFcd the position of social dircctor
ior women in William and Mary Col.
cEc, at Williamsburg by the prcsi-
dent, Or. j. \. c. Chandler.
MISS Taylor has asked the School
Eoard fo' a furloush for the remninder
OF the school year in order 20 t,kc
up ihis new line of work. her final
acceptance depending upon the action
richt. iuHs
The social director at William and
Mary, said DIR. Chandler last niEht.
VIII head all the social activities q.
the women students of the COLLEGE
~ IS position which il has been
!"u"d necessary to create on account
OF our large enrolment Of women
students this year. which has now
reached total OF ninety four. We
would have more than that hummer
except that IL Is impossible TO crowd
INC dormitorics beyond eighty women
students. Last year. the total enroll
mont OF woiacn students was onl,.
iWenty-t three, this being the first ven
icgc." INC @oi-
Miss Taylor has been teaching in
inc public school system OF Richmond
FOR ten years. She is at present in
iiructor in English in John Marshall
liiSh school. and president of the
secondary Teachers Association OF
kicnmond. She was trained for hcr
professional work at Teachers Collcee
1Slun Dia University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
MANY URGE RAISE in. FARE.
Definite ACTION ON RELIEF
TO BE TAKEN NEXT FRIDAY
streets Committee Hears Further Ap-
pcais In hehntf OF hallway ind
Power Company.

Definite action as to whether or not
the Streets Committee will recommend
TO the City Council an increased fare
as relief for the Virginia Railway and
Power Company, pending tho Physical
vaiination OF the company's property,
VIII III be taken next Friday night.
mis- decision was reached yesterday
afternoon, after the Streets Commit
tee had listened TO an explanation of
the company's finances by street rail-
way representatives. appeals for relief
from stockholders, both men and wom-
en-, and received resolutions from va
proving granting Of the temporary re-
iiet as well as the increase i'll fares to
cents.
Figure. Arc PMscnted
Detailed figures showing the operat-
ing expense and total income of the
street railway department. Of the Vim
were presented by George L. Williams,
representing the company.
Committees urging increased fares
Chamber OF Commerce, the Rotary
Clue. tho Real Estate Exchange. the
Retail Merchants Association the Adj
rcsenting thirteen Richmond banking
institutions
John c. Easlcy, president of the
Scott. y. 0. Hawkins and John NJ. Mil
Ter, were among the business men who
called upon the councilmen to take inn
mediate action on the petition for in
creased fares.
Urge Favor to Capital.
These business men commended that
the railway company had failed 10 pay
dividends for sometime and that to in
terest other capital in Richmond in
duStrics 1t was necessary that the cap
tai already here should be properly
treated.
THERE was much division of opinion
mittee as to whether action should be
taken NJ once or be deferred TO u spc-
cial meeting. Advocates of the special
meeting prevailed and the date was
set for Friday night.
During tho hearing yesterday the
question of service being given by the
company came up and President Wheel
wright announced that any poor SER
vice in vogue now would be swept
away by the operation of hfty-ciG hi
new street cars. which have been or
dcrcd. and arc on the MaN hcrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
WAR HISTORY COMMISSION
NAMES NATIONAL DELEGATE
Harry Sc. George Tucker to Repre-
sent Virginia ut Convention
in Cleveland.
II tho nonthlv mao.l

i. az az The monthly meeting of the vir-
5 risht in the Senate chamber of the
oanitoi' Harry st. George Tucker was
CHOSEN as the representative OF the
commission to the convention or the
. ."anai Association of State War His
erica organizations, which will be
ned !rn, in Cleveland December 30 and 30
i,, ms convention will be held in CON
Junction with the convention OF The
american T, Historical Associa ton.
w Inaiirman Arthur kyle Davis. of the
war History Commission, will also ar.
,GnG f,r lhe sessions; and will read a paper
on INC Care and Preservation OF Loc;,l
records" Three of the meetings oi
Inc Inc, American Historical Association
wa1 h De dexoted to tho discussions OF
reports we're heard from the TWEEN.
,E-onc members of the commissinr
I hTSSent last night and a tentative al.
w, ;,'ch A. OF space which each division
l1ry 10 be written was made. it Was
;r, "tcu 'nal a complete history of THE
iWcni!-ninth Division would hc nre-
h harrd' and that the commandns of.
rccn,do sacn unit would prepare the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
STEAMBOAT LINE OPPOSES
MAKING PORTSMOUTH STOP
state Corporation Commission Herr
Lively i'cnntc. but ffnni Decision
VIII he Postponed.

Advancing the claim that Ports
mouth was not an intermediate point
rs. Norfolk and Washington. rep
reschlatlFes OF the Norfolk WashInr-
zen Steamship Company ycstcrdav
iouSht strcnuously against havin .
,nciT vessels stop ut Portsmouth, in q
tearing before the State Corporation
Commission. 'o
fire was also injected into the re-
view OF the case by the commission
w ,nn me jurisdiction of the body in
me case was questioned BY attorneys
i"r inc steamship company 1t was
So forth that the charter under which
;hc company is operating was granted
ny the state Legislature in 1890 he
Lcrc me creation Of the CORPORATION
commission. and that the provisions Of
thiS charter should continue in force
4 or almost every argument advanced
hy inc steamship men, argument in
rchuttal was given by prominent
portsmouth men attending the hear
ihSs IN the interests of the city.
beiorc the Corporation Commission
can SiNc a decision in the matter il
VIII hrs; have TO settle the legal
POINTS involved. Major Alexander For
ward SAID yesterday at the concIu-
SION OF the hearing. The jurisdiction
o; INC commission will have 10 be SCI .
yea ana the claim that Portsmouth
u an intermediate point between Nor.
a"!H ana Washington established or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
TRIAL OF INSPECTOR HALL
WILL START DECEMBER 20
Witncsses Who Testified at Previous
Hearing VIII lie Called to
y Manassas.

Before the Christmas holidays arc
over William G. Hall. OF Danvilie state
prohibition inspector will go on trial
again for the murder of Raymond
Shackelford and Lawrence Hudson, the
Danvillc men who were shot and
mortally wounded last March near
Fishers Hill, Shenandoah County, while
transporting a large quantity Of liquor
from Baltimore into Virginia The first
trial OF Hall. held in September at
Manassas. resulted in hung jury. the
Jurors. II was reported at the time
standing seven for conviction and five
for acquittal.
>, Halls deputies. ". E. Dunleavy. III.
F. Sweet. ST.. and J. III. Sullivan. we're
indicted at the same time the Shenan-
doah County grand jury brought in
true bills against Hall. but they have
never been placed on trial.
1t is the impression that the u)ti-
mate outcome Of the Hall case will. 10
= large eXent determine the course to
be pursued by the Commonwealth in
regard TO the others The second trial
or Hall has been set for Monday. De-
cembcr 20. before Judge Samuel Brent.
OF AicXandria. who prcsidcs over the
CIRCUIT embracing the Manassas court.
Virtually all the witnesses who we're
summoned to testify in the first trial
Will be called again. The most i'm.
nortant witness for tho defense is Joe
Williams chauffeur for kid" Halls
party OF detectives. This man has
since been indicted in Richmond on a
charSc OF wife murder, and his own
triai mas been postponed from time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
ROTARY CLUB PLANS TRIP
RIchmond Members 10 Entertain wash.
imS'on Club in january nj
National Capital.

MEMBERS OF the Richmond Rotary
Club viii go TO WASHINGTON i'm :; body
INC second =" third saturday ia Janu-
AZ! as guests q! INC Washington Ru-
~. 'ahs' u was decided yesterday at
VIC MONDAY meeting OF the oreaniza-
non ~ IN" business Mems club
AithouSl the guests OF the Washing
'oh orSail"Hton. feature OF the inccl :
VII nave charge Of the program ana
entertain their hosts
TWO speakers on woman's suffrage
MO were 10 have addressed thc cIuh
;;,rs'HruiN were unable to be present
W Workman and Garter Williams
EaHc snort talks on their respective
co lacGrsinG the petition OF the Vir
Una una h4i!May and Power COMPANY.
E Eai.lln Tor an Increase in FAR L.
NndG.. burlington ana !. r. Palruat,rv
were appointca "A committee 10 pre-.
ncn, me resolution o''the Streets Com
lnltlcc OF thr- ctN Cnmncn ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
ADVOCATE TREATY ADOPTION
""'nher or Commerce Directors Adopt
heH"iution Addressed TO SAN
afors md President,

~ akinS for the business II rcnrc-
SCENTS, The board of directors ar t,Io
ihI'nocT OF Commerce has adopted a
,,i["''in.,!"n ca Ling on the President and
ny tnitcd states Senate for sncrdv
action in adopting the pcaco frestH?
nc resolution cmbodies an appeal TO
i i"ym IN oiyiduaiiy and personally to
~ an!ue an noiitlcal and partisan con-
10 I harmonic the differences now de-
op!cS OF the resolution have been
ncIs OF thc senate. The resolution was
adopted after the report OF the spc.
yhi coinmlttce appointed 10 draft ii
NHs read ON the committee were
iu!!ne G. Levitt c. Il. snow and u. j..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
NEED $3.50 TO COMPLETE
FUND FOR RELIEF OF WIDOW
Mother and Six Small Children Are in
Pitiful Situation Since Death
of Father.

Response yesterday to the appeal
made by Tho Times Dispatch Relief
Fund for the benefit Of the poor widow
and her six small children brought the
amount to S1lo.50, leaving $3.50 which,
il is hoped. Will be raised within the
next day or two.
This is "A story Of sacrifice on the par;
of Il frail little mother. who has la
bored for two years since the death Of
her husband, to provide for her chill
drcn. The care of the little tots who
range in years from three to eleven.
along with the extra burdens of her
daily duties. finally weakened the lit
tie mother. and she became i'll, and is
no longer able 20 furnish their food
and provision.
Friends came 10 the rescue and
helped her from time TO time, but the
resources of the family are exhausted,
and tho increasing cost OF necessities
but add to their sufferinSs
Following is list of the contribn-
lions nrk now lclrcd NuSicrdaN:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
RIGSBEE GIVEN TEN YEARS
ffusbnnd. Convicted Of Attacking WIZ
Win HnH"r. Sentenced TO
Prison.

Harvey l.. RiTsbeo was found guilty.
~ tn" Fnstinss Court Yesterday of
Beatrice nissbec. ands s ." ms VIZ, ,o
serve ten years in tho ncni,entiarv
u VIZ dec5!aared that pieces Of a
razor. when iSEsbc. was said 10 have
used In the attack on hiy yyifr W y,1
found buriod in her neck bv nbvSj-
clans \ controversy. whicli led 70
arfalEnmcni Of RE be" ia the Juvenile
ana domestic Relations Cour, was
giNcn ~ tho reason for 10 nl.ncl