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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-08-19
Long ! or short orders at Mack 5

cafe. a. MACK
Carlson line Of oxfords ii
most complete in town. =
oxford shoe time is here. Con
plete line at Carlson's. 0il
i canvas. rubber or leather he'll
sold by Heston & Miller. -
Something good to eat alwav
ready for you at Mack's cafe
Try the fine ice from Medyed,
new machine supplied in an,
quantity. = al
!, The Hartman shoe, the best OF
Carlson S.
My newly equipped laundr,
opens at new stand August 8
Mrs. Harry Billow and children
visited in Charleston the first q
the week. :
Papering? See the nice line Of
wall paper just received at Laier :
Cash Store. 0l
FOk SALE-Second-hand Ford,
Phone 3l37 or write P. @. Box
f, Nezperce. 10w2*
First show at IL 80 and anoth-
er Just after the ball game at the
Temple next Sunday.
Place you order now for win
dow screens and screen doors
with the Prairie Lumber Co.
Mrs. Lizzie Blake left Saturday
for a(several months visit in Min
nesota, Kentucky and Missouri
SeveraB brand new Indepen-
dent grain binders for quick sale
at S175 each. Nezperce Rochdale
20. If.
Call at the Prairie Lumber CO.
and inspect their plans for hous-
es, barns silos and all kinds of
outbuildings.
Mrs. Clay Smith came up Sat
urday from Charleston. She was
accompanied by her daughter and
a niece from Tekoa.
Belts for all purposes, in any
size or quantity. The quality is
the. best money can buy. Come in
and see our line. Heston & Mil
-er.
Max Turnbow arrived in this
,ity Sunday from Moscow and
has taken clerkship with the
Nezperce Trading Co. Max had
oeen a resident Of Nezpeerce
some time before he enlisted with
Uncle Sans forces in the Great
War, but since leaving the ser
yice has made his home at Spo-
zane and Moscow. His many
rields are glad to welcome him
Jack here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-08-19
Mr.. Thresherman

How about your groceries and supplies?
Let us figure with you on Tomatoes, Corn,
Milk, Beans, Smoked Meats, Coffee, Dried
Fruits---in fact anything you need in the line
of groceries. You will find us well prepared
to serve you with first class merchandise at
prices that are right.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
!. HOROSCOPE :.
MONDAY. MAY 10, 1870.

A STROLOGERS read this as rather
a an uncertain day. Although
Venus rules strongly for good.
Neptune. Jupiter and Saturn are all
IN malefic aspect
This should be an exceptionally
lucky rule under which to present
new plays. It is also most promis-
ing for actors and actresses. max
ing for enthusiasm and apprecla-
ton on the part OF audiences.
Il is an auspicious wedding day, al
though II forecasts more Of love and
romance than money and fame.
Women should not lose a moment
OF this day in which the planetary
government seems to be most fortu-
nate for all their activities
journeys begun while this con-
figurstion prevails may not be fortu-
cially II a commercial aim prompts
them.
Depression and pessimism may be
strongly felt At this time and posi-
tive attitude OF mind should be main
tanned.
Evil reports that affect business
or commerce may be circulated. but
their harmful possibilities viii be
overcome by the spread OF hopeful
suggestions.
Again warning is given that
there may be slump in stocks and
a AN "a 4AAaa=AAAA Al ANAAAAAANAH lAA AAAN
results viii not be serious
They who look far ahead foretell
for the coming winter steady inn
provement in business conditions fol-
lowing something like q serious
furry in wall street
Forest fires are likely to cause
great damage in the fan after a
summer OF extraordinary heat.
Railways have the auEury OF q
period OF great prosperity. Heavy
travel viii mark the sumner months.
Mars eliminating in Russia seems
to foreshadow continued troubles
and even an outbreak that causes
grave results.
Persons whose birthdate Il Is
should not be speculate or borrow
trouble. Girls viii receive much at
tention during the coming year.
Children born on this day are
likely 10 be generous to excess and
great favcrities with persons OF ali
ages. Girls probably will have
romantic and eventful careers
Copyright. 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

THIS IS not a fortunate day, sc-
/ cording 70 astroiogy. Mars.
verse.
Rumors Of wars and troubles that
come too close TO American inter
ests again are foreshadowed by the
stars
Army officers will command at
tention and there viii be much agita-
ton concerning military matters, it
IS prophesied-
Women should be especially eau
tious during this sway, which seems
10 indicate that some sensational
incident connected with their public
activities viii be much exploited in
the newspapers
All the signs seem TO presage no.
toriety TO matters pertaining 10
women IN public affairs. Scandals
and gossip again are foreshadowed-
This is held 10 be an especially
unfavorable rule for women who
write or speak concerning national
issues, since they viii be likely 70
arouse, jealousy and SOW malice.
Religious controversies viii loom
large at this time. II the stars are
read Alright.
with the ingress OF the summer
quarter next month. Mars rising in
Libra is read as Indicating a dis
that viii have a serious effect on
the whole country.
Foreign trade should benefit
greatly from this date. but misun-
derstandings with foreign powers
are presaged-
Diplomacy is subject to a sway
that makes for anxiety and trouble.
Warning is given that it viii be
wei 10 prepare for a period when
financial caution VIII count for
much. There IS a sinister sign for
banks and banking early in the
autumn
Fire and losses Of life threaten
eastern cities late in the sumner
Persons whose blrthdate It is may
have a troublesome year, but they
may protect themselves by fore
sight in business Changes viii not
be lucky
Children born on this day may be
restless and discontinued, but tai
ented and ambitious. They should
be carefully trained in practical
1920. by the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

/. March Victoria
2. Overture Pique Dame Won Suppe
3. Valse Marie Amulfo Hurtado
4. Giocando dance of the Hours)
Ponehieli
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

there. as the speeches have no effect"
(oekhi 1dov IS apparently count A. Y
Uncle vladimir is the late grand duke
Vladimir Ale1androvitch. the father OF
Boris and the husband OF Marie Palvona
or 3liechem. by birth duchess OF Mecklen-
burg. princess OF Schwarzburg Rudolf
stadt- "Duckys Is Victoria BeodoroVna-
the vie OF grand duke Kirll, the brother
CT Boris Vladimir Purishkevitch e. the
prominent reactlonary member OF the
durna- Purishkevitch- who was one Of
the bltterest foes OF Rasputin- BE IS
said to have participated in the assassins-
ton OF the iatterl
Feels HERSELF Imposed Upon
~Tzarskoye Selo, March 2, 1915
NY own Sweetheart
y cannot tell you what JOY it has
been TO have you here. though TO you
1t brought again worry without end
Am So wretched that we. through
Gregory, recommended Khrostcv To
you You were against IL, and ] let
myself be imposed upon Dy them
though from the verv tiIst told Aria
that I like his great energy. hut that
too self love and something not
pleasing 10 me- and the devil got hold
Of Kim. I would not write to YOU
about II last time not to bother YOU
but we passed through trying times
and therefore would have been
calmer II, now that you 90, something
could be settled. As long as khvo-
stow is in power and has money and
police in hands, I honestly am not
quiet for Gregory and AHA
DO remember to keep our Friends
IMAGE near you as a blessing for the
coming move forwards Oh, how
wish We were always together, to
share all. see ALI such an anxious
tine is ahead And when we shall
meet again is a vague thing.
The good viii come and you are
patient and viii be blessed. ] feel 50
sure. only much to be gone through
still When 7 know what the losses
OF lives mean to your heart 1 can
imagine Ernies suffering now. Oh
this hideously bloody war;
Farewell Sunshine I hold you
tightly clasped in my arms and cover
you with tender kisses, beloved, and
remain, your very own girly.
WHY"
Copyright. 1870. by Chicago Daily
News company. All rights reserved
in Great Gritain, Scandinavia
France. Italy, Spain. South America.
and all other countries Published
BY special arrangement with the Nc
Clue Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
LETTERS OF THE CZARINA
TO The CAR In WAR time
for Rasputin's Life Upon Learning Of
Plot Against Him.
Takes Stand Against Marriage of Grand Duchess Olga Crane
Boris. Who Has Past.


TIE abortive plot engineered by
minister OF the interior Khovo-
STOW 10 assassinate Rasputin
caused the czarina much anxiety II
viii be recalled that Khovostov was
appointed through the recommends
tons Of the empress and Ania. Real
izing the evil influence OF Rasputin.
he sent his assistant 20 IliOdor, the
mad monk" a former ally Of Ras-
putin's, who later came 10 the United
States, seeking uiodor's cooperation
in the plot However. the latter not
only refused TO participate in IT, but
divulged it, which naturally turned
the czarina against KhovOstov. She
feared the assassination Of Rssputin
and OF AHA
The match between grand duchess
Olga and grand duke Boris was ap-
parently being urged on the car. as
the czarlna takes a very strong stand
against &c. She Is afraid Of the
aWfl4 set" Olga would be dragged
into BY marrying Boris. "Iutrigues
without end, fast manners and con-
versatious" But even more remark
able is the czarina's condemnation Of
Boris for her daughter because Of his
mad" past ITO give over wei
used. half worn out blase young man
10 g pure, fresh young girl is years
his Junior" she writes, and TO live
ia a house in which many a woman
has shared, MS lie would be
wrong.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

in a trench when a German mine eN-
ploded under Il and killed the men Of
the machine gun whereupon the blue
jackets promptly manned Il under
their corporal. and did such good
work that he has been decorated,
and the snip is very proud OF him.
Dickie and the cadets Of his term are
not to so straight 10 sea after Easter,
keEham plymouth first The best.
20 or 80 OF them, viii go 10 sea in
June, and as his place in the term is
about 18th always, he hopes TO be
aAliee writes that the English are
liked at Salonica, the officers are
courteous, the men well behaved.
With the French, I am sorry 10 say,
she says IL is the other way round,
and il one small town they have be-
the Germans in Belgium while the
officers at Salonica. from the general
downward. are insolent and rude,
even 10 Andrea.
Precious treasure, Eoodby and
Cod bless you Many a tender. long
ing kiss from your deeply loving old
wife, ALI&."
victoria is the sister OF the czariua
married TO prince Louis q Battenherg,
whom the czarlna calls LudWig. Louise,
George, Dici1ie and Alice are their chill
drel- The New Zealand' IS the British
Narship on which George served as lieu-
AaAaAlAa AaAAA.a vas q MAYA aa-EA- AAAAE
IS q brother OF the king OF Greece. and
the husband Of Alice.)
The suit OF Boris
"Tzarskoye Selo, FEB. 10. 1916
NY own Sweetheart
saw NehlindoW yesterday. He
speaks alright. only from time to
time becomes az affected diplomatic,
which is distinctively aggrarating.
The Oftener 7 think about Boris
The realize what : n nH~Hrrn
his wife would be dragged into. his
and Miechem's friends. rich French
people, Russian bankers, the society
Olga Orloff and the Beloselsky- Be
losersky and all such types in
trigues without end, last manners
and conversations and Ducky not
suitable sisterinlaW al all. and then
Boris's mad past. Niechem gave into
uncle NladimirS ways so as to share
all together, but she found pleasure
easy. Well, why 90 I write about
this, when You know st as well as J
do To give over vel used. half
worn out, blase young man 70 q pure,
fresh young girl, IS years his junior,
and TO live IN mouse in which many
a woman has shared his life Only
q woman who knows the world and
can judge and choose with eyes open
ought to be his wife. and she would
know how to hold him and make a
good husband OF him But an mex
periencsd young girl would suffer
terribly, TO have her husband 9Th. 5th
hand or mora woman could put up
with this, Of course easier Il she
loved
Therefore. Dimitri ought 10 be
held tight in hand by you. too. and
explained what married life means.
~Goodby, my Angel, my Lovebird. !
Holy Angels guard You God bless
you Endlessly tender, yearning
kisses from your very loving old
WHY"
IN the duma one makes horrid
speeches, but they fail fat nobody
picks them up. Purishkevitch made /
an awful one-Why TO be so mad al
ways. But you brought great good I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Secrets OF The
Mo0ies Reoealed

Q. How are actors made TO walk
head down on ceilings. such as Fair
banks did in a recent pietures
A A set is built showing a room,
open at one side and revolving on an
axis ike squirrel cage As the actor
walks over to the side wall and puts
his foot on It for the first step. the
camera which IS equipped 70 revolVe
also. turns, and SO on as he walked
up one wall. across the ceiling and
down the other wall To the turned
camera the actor always appears
walking on the floor head up. but as
the picture registers vertically on the
film the actor appeared with his
head either down or out horizontally
q What will cause the daunfIess
Doug Fairbanks to give up n motor
trip, even after he has started on LIT
A A rabbit crossing the road IN
front OF his car to the left viii make
Doug abandon the trip or take an
other road It is his only supersti-
ton
@. What are @setn' in the movieas
A. Motion picture sets are IN
terror or exterior scenery or setting
built 10 appear in film
@ Where was Mabel Normand
A Boston. slass.
a To whom is Jack Pratt mar
a Betty Brice.
q. Who has the reputation N be-
ing the most expert portrayer Of dope
ffeuda in the moviesf
A. Charlie West
q Who f. said to be the homeliest
girl In the movies and even allows
her press agent TO say itf
A Miss Gale Henry screen come
dieune.
II you would like to know how
directors can make fairies dance
on top Of birthday cakes, read
this department in our next issue.
Copyright, 1920, Thompson Fea-
ture Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

5. Tenor sOlO-BaBy's Ann (request)
Henderson E. Van Surdam
6. Sextette from Lucia Donizetti
7. Fnals-March de COdiz Valvsrds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

''Tzarskoye Selo. Feb. 10, 1915.
my own precious Sweetheart
1T has been such gift. this flying
visit OF yours beloved one, ana
though we saw little Of each other,
yet I felt you were here. can i'm
aEine your presence at the duma and
council OF the empire must have made
on eVervbody-GoG grant that 81 viii
hard and In unity for the blessing
and grandeur Of our beloved country
I'VE, Ania and J. had gone through
very trying days because OF this
story against our Friend, and no man
near TO advise But she was brave
and good about T. all, even stood a
lideouslT rude talk with N0TelkOT
on Monday really feel rather
anxious about her now, as she saw
through an ugly story one was try
ing 70 drag in Khvostov with the
Jews, and just to make a mess before
the duma, SO mendacious, all
soon again, LET'S hope. I shall have
you home again God bless and pro-
band. my own, thousand tender
kisses.
'From your very own little
An EneIish Letter
Tzarskoye Selo. Feb. Il, 1916
NY own Sweetheart.
Il had q nice long letter from Vic
toria. She is nov in London Lud-
Wig ana Louise are gong uorth 10
see George and she viii 90 later.
They have been having great gales
and very cold weather, and when the
New Zealand was out cruising LAST
month the sea washed right over her,
and one wave came into Georges
rurret through the gun openings and
washed one Of his men down a lift
shaft. and found him Wedged in at
the bottom half drowned and with
his legs broken
Some OF the sailors have been al
lowed TO 80 and see the fighting IN
France, and a ships corporal OF tne
New Zealand, who was OF the lot, was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

ton provided for the service be made
available for the employment Of extra
guards on the Mexican border and
the amendment carried. II IS scarcely
possible that It viii be interEered
with in the senate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Berkshire, supervisor OF immigration,
will become available under an
amendment to the sundry civil ap-
preparation bin obtained by congress-
man Garner. He proposed that a part
OF the ten million dollar appropria-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
AMENDMENT PROVIDES EXTRA
GUARDS FOR BORDER SERVICE

Washington. D. C.. May s.-Extra
border guards. as requested BY F. ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

For information about Schools and
Colleges, write The FL Paso Herald
EducatIonaI Bureau--Adr.
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series, We here in America have done
worldwide shortage of apple scedhn
ensts-aud but for the faSt that ws
aud saw to IL that
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Page Thrss

! Goessling returned Saturday from a
trip of sightseeing over the Western
slope and mountain passes. The
party Travelled in three cars, going TO
Salida, Saguache. Pagosa Springs and
over Wolf Creek pass to Durango.
They visited the Mesa Verde national
park and other points of interest both
going and coming. camping out along
the route and making the trip II IL
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Verne Cheney and
children returned recently from Den
yer. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Gaines, who were in the cap
ital city on their honeymoon trip. Mr..
Gaines was married to Miss Edna
Wetherell of Wetmore at the Pres
byterian church in Pueblo August II.
The young couple are well known On
Lincoln Park, having once been resi-
dents for a number of years Their
numerous friends over the Park are
extending their heartiest congratu!a-
tions and hope for them all happiness
for the future. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines
left for Pueblo Friday for visit WITH
the formers mother. and later they
will locate on the Gaines farming sec
tion near Sloan.
Mrs. w. c. Baird and daughter, vir-
ginia. have been guests for the past
two weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs d. T. Mills on Poplar avenue
Mrs. Baird is the sister-in-law of Mrs
Mills. The visitors left for their
home in st. Louis. Mo-, Monday. The
Mills family also enjoyed a short visit
last week from Mr.. and Mrs. Mensch
of Winfield. Kan. The party were
en- route from Idaho Falls. Other
guests have been Mrs. Arthur Mills
of Pueblo, accompanied by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Moore and two
children OF Guthrie. Okla Sunday
evening home folks and guests pic
nicked at the Tunnels. and numerous
other drives have made the coming
of visiting friends most pleasant
occasion all around
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yer and other points in the northern
part Of the state. Since their return
they have been entertaining as their
house guests. the Misses Una and
Edna Haseltine. who have been at
tending the State Normal at Gunnison
and are en- route to their home IN
Springfield. Mo Miss Chloe Comp
ton is another guest from Pueblo. who
is also engaged in educational work.
Frank Mathews and family OF Ster-
ling, Kan. called on their old nc.
quaintances at the Gebhardt home on
Sherman avenue last Sunday after.
noon. They were accompanied by
Mrs. George Anderson and children Of
town, all the families being from the
home town of Sterling. While motor
ing through on the Santa Fe trail Mr.
Mathews says he counted 2S0 tourist
cars returning east after trip of
sightseeing in the mountain regions
of Colorado
Miss Rosalia Goessling of Denver is
a guest of Miss May Snow at the
Snow home on Cedar and Chestnut.
Mrs. A. S. Bailey is quite i'll at her
home on Twelfth street. but is able
to be about part of the time.
Miss Nine Freidinger returned Mon.
day from Denver where she has been
spending several days visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Unglaub of Colo
RADIO avenue. accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs Keys to Colorado Springs by au-
tomobile Sunday. where they spent
the day.
Two cars of visitors stopped Spun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
G. Thompson on Mckinley street.
while coming home from the Gunni-
son where they had been camping.
The party returned through the San
Luis valley and over La Veta pass.
The party was composed of Mr. and
Mrs. Swearingen and two children
and Home Thompson and family. The
Swearingens returned to their home
in Pueblo after dinner. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Thompson and children
will extend their visit at the parental
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Holly Rice. Fred and
May Snow, Mark Gage and Rosalie
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after Amistice signed would be better
position than other nurseries.
When Major Lloyd c Stark back from France with his
he had in his pocket huge blocks OF French
foresight.
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BEGAN BORING FOR
OIL THIS WEEK

The Oil Creek Petroleum Company
started drilling its No. s well tins
week. and expect to strike oil-bearing
stratum within So days 1t is autiei
pated that the well will produce al
least 20 barrels OF oil a day. Few
Canon City people realize what this
viii mean to the stockholders of the
company and to the people of the
community Stock is now selling at 10
cents share. After September /
1t will be advanced to IS cents a
share
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Twenty Years Ago
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Mrs + c. Fischer and daughter.
Myrl.e. who have been visiting with
the family of r. b. Stoots for the past
10 weeks, left Tuesday for Colorado
Springs. where they will spend a few
weeks before returning to their thome
in Fort Scott. Kan.
c. f. Diegal the popular restau,
rant man. has gone on a visit to his
old home at Buffalo. n. Y.
Mrs. Maupin's guests. the Misses
Swami. left for Pueblo fewsdays
ago.
r. Downing. a prominent citizen OF
Sslina, Kan. and an old friend of pep-
uty Treasurer Fredrickson. arrived in
Canon City few days ago. and it is
more than probable he will remain
here with his family for the winter
Mrs Susan Lewis returned from
Denver Thursday and will make her
home with her son. Charles s. Lewis
James putro and wife OF Yates
Center, Kan, after pleasant visit
with his brother. Char,es putro. OF
South Canon. left yesterday for Grip
pie Creek. after which they viii re.
turn TO their home
Miss Mable Hancock left for her
home In Lansing. Kan. Monday for
visit.
Mrs. f. W. Pound of Salida Is the
guest OF her parents in this city and
will remain for about three weeks.
DR. ]. l.. Prentiss of the Hot
Springs hotel left for Denver SUNDAY
combining business with pleasure.