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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-12

! Let Us draw up your plans fol
that new home. Madison Lumber
Co. If
Spring clothes and everything
in mems and young mems appare
at Carlson 8.
New cars will be hard to get
this year. Better take one OF
those new Bucks at Fike's gar
age.
For kodak finishing or any.
thing in photography see Camp
bell, the photographer III your
town. If.
FOR SALE-A good, modern
house, barn, garage and cellar.
Fine location. A bargain. See
Albert Huff.
If you want a real car, better
take one of those new Bucks at
Fixes garage. They'll be hard
to get later.
There is a money back guaran-
tee if dandruff cure fails in your
case. For sale at the Gem State
Barber shop. 37w2
I am agent for the DETER
washing machine, both with cleo
trio and engine drive. See them
before buying. Albert Huff.
Increased credit means large
opportunity for increased accum-
ulation. Careful handling of an
account at this bunk will increase
your credit. Union State Bank.
DR.. J. Wallace Hewetson, formerly
of the Medical Service of the U. S.
army, has located in Nezperce for the
practice of his profession. He may be
found in his office in the Kincaid
building or in the City Drug Store. 1
Thomas R. Grover, who has
been employed for some time in.
the grocery department of the G.
w. Felt store, last week went to
Spokane to get a job there. In a
letter ordering his Herald sent
to ). 3I1 Stevens St, that city,
he says: Il am working for B. L.
Gordon & Co., wholesale grocers,
here and like my job fine. | wish
good luck to everybody in the old
town, and that all may steer clear
of the flu. f"
Chas. F. Thomas, of Thomas Bros.
who operate the local Ford garage and
service station, which, by the way, is
one of the biggest in this part of Ida
no, recently attended the convention
of northwestern auto dealers in Spo'
kane and was there informed that |
dealers generally over this territory
were unable to get cars enough from
the factory to supply their current
orders, and were wondering how the
big spring rush for autos would be-
met. This condition applied to other
lines Of cars as well as Fords. Mr.
Thomas states that his firm already
has several waiting orders. !
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-12

Try the new tables at Medved Bros
pool hall.
i Buy cedar posts Of the Prairi
Lumber Co.
It's real pleasure to play on tn
new tables at Medved Bros. pool hall
They look good and give serv
ice, the Hartman shoe. At Carl
Ison s.
For Sale-16O acres 2 miles soutl
of Winchester. Enquire Uniol
State Bank.
| Get your feet in Hartman
lshoes and see how good they feel
At Carlson s.
1t will pay you to figure with
Jake, the plumber, if you have any
work in his line.
Sheriff A. w. Mitchell returned Mon
day evening from Boise, where he was
in attendance at the state convention
CT sheriffs last week.
It is our earnest desire to es-
tablish relations of mutual USE
fulness with more of the people
of this community. Union State
Bank.
| am now comfortably located
in my new quarters opposite the
post office, and in better shape to
care for your wants. Drop in.
G. H. Nugent.
DR.. J. Wallace Hewetson, formerly
of the Medical Service of the U. s.
army, has located in Nezperce for the
practice of his profession. He may be
found in his office in the Kincaid
building or in the City Drug Store.
will sell at my residence, 2 miles
north and one-half east of Mohler, on
Thursday, Feb. 26, 20 head of good
horses, 10 head of cattle, Il pure-brad
Poland China hogs, a complete line of
good farming machinery, ha ling been
purchased new the past two seasons,
and house hold goods, including "a fine
A. B. Chase piano. P. H. Sanger.
A card from Mrs. Chancey Wallace,
of Spokane, received last Thursday
night, states that her son, Albert. gus
tanned a severe operation for appen-
dicitis and also the removal Of his ton
sis ard operation for adenoids at hos
pital in Spokane ON Tuesday of last
week. He was resting well on the fol
lowing day, when the card was writ.
ten, and later reports give his condition
as satisfactory.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Bell came in
Friday from California, where they
have been spending the winter. While
at Berkeley they visited the family of
8. D. Stoufer and found Mr.. and Mrs.
L. N. Swift and Percy McCahill there,
and the bunch had sort Of Nezperce
reunion. Mr.. Bell is making arrange
ments to clean up his farming equll,-
ment at big public sale to be held
on his old ranch east of this city
March l.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-12
Local and Personal News Notes

Let Later oil your harness TO.
less.
Long or short hauls quick-Ber
rvs dray line. tt
The finest and freshest cand,
at the Temple.
| A. Mustoe was Nezperce visitor
| yesterday from Lewiston.
Get Jake, the plumber, to make
your sewer connections.
Go to the Prairie Lumber Co
for your building plans.
For building material or COZ
call the Madison Lumber Co.
Guaranteed Spring Rye Seed
Mark Means Co., Lewiston, Idaho
36w6
Now's the time to oil and re.
pair that harness, at Laier's for
less. tt
Miss Gladys Fike went to Clarks-
ton Tuesday, where she is receiving
medical treatment.
FOR SALE-Gilbert Hunt chop
mill and 10-horse Galloway en-
CINE. S. 3. Mikkelson, Nezperce.
The Prairie Lumber Co. is bet
ter prepared than ever to serve
you. See them for building ma
terial.
Try Madden the guaranteed
dandruff cure. Large $1.00 bot
tie for sale at the Gem State
Barber shop. 37w2
There will be sold at P. H. Sanger g
sale on Thursday, Feb. 26, 10 sets of
good harness. Watch for big ad in
next weeks Herald.
8 per cent money at Farmers
State Bank on general loans: also
see us about your real estate loan:
we have an attractive rate.
Harry G. Cranke, auctioneer,
Nezperce, Idaho, will appreciate
your dating your sale at The
Herald office as usual. If.
Perry H. Sanger will sell large lot
of canned fruit, vegetables and po
tatoes at his closing-out sale Thurs
day, Feb. &c. Remember the date
Miss Ruth Denny, who is attend
ing school in Winchester, is visiting
her grandparents and other Nezperce
relatives this week, while the Win
chester schools are closed because Of
influenza.
Prepare now to take care of that So
and So wheat this season. Buy that
Deering motor power combine at Perry
Sanger's sale, Thursday, Feb. 26. Has
only cut $40 acres and is in fine con-
dition, ready to thresh.
Cant sag gates-happy COM
bination of wood and steel-bet-
ter than either. Inquire of Mad
ison Lumber Co. If.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-12

irels are out.
ldys and cigars at the TEN
Later oil your harness fol-
BY an evening at Medved Bros
kall.
ting this spring? See Carl
line.
ling is here, so far as the
her is concerned.
lived Bros. pool hall is open and
for your entertainment.
it received. a car of Utah
BIT the Prairie Lumber Co.
Sale r. |. Red cockerels.
pn McCracken, phone 1852.
36w4*
1t received shipment of
b harps. Hughes, the jewel
E. A. Schilling is up from Lew
! this week on professional bust
John Bruce and the children
to Charleston Tuesday to visit
kes.
Daughter was born on the 10th
Bit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Senter.
q Mohler section.
Z fix anything in machinery
Fix it right. Nezperce Ga
! and Machine Works.
III. Gross came in Tuesday
4 Charleston to look after bust
Interests on the prairie.
b Sale Flying Dutchman
| pillow, practically new; also
harness. j. Fl. Carter 5w4
b Sale-240-acre lease; 140
/ in fall crop; balance all
ed. A good one. B. J. Fike.
adds to the appearance of
car. Repair your top and
curtain. New tops made
put on. A. r. Fike.
}. M. Beck and family, of the
er section, are leaving this week
look over the northwest, prepare
to changing their location. Il
E. s. Peterson was Spokane
n the first of the week and
int back his young son, Don, who
visit the family here for sea-
lhdeen has proven successful
very fair tested case. Try a
$1.OO bottle and be convinc-
At the Gem State Barber
37w2 !
boy this time that will call
Hines and John Medved grand
The young gentleman arrived on
orning of the 18th instant at the
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Medved. )
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-12

A New Department in Our Grocery
We have recently glass for handling bulk CAKES
The only buy cookies fast enough to
the case They and expensive the
age goods Try pound with your next order
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-12

New Merchandise for the spring sea-
son is arriving every day. Large ship
ments are en- route. In a few days all
stock will be complete. Watch our win
dow displays announcing new goods.
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
REAL EsTATE]F0R SALE.

EoR SALE-sT0CK AND F1XTURES
IL Of grocery store; location, west side I;
win state reasons for selling. Address
$50, Evening Journal once. mayl2-3t
Evening journal., 1920-05-14

months selling building lots
EUST that have taken place community
flow
electric Lighting convenient schools and convenient transportation
Evening journal., 1920-05-14
roR SALE.

At Eimhurst, small bungalow. located
on North Park Drive, four rooms, cleo
trio light. running wntr. Lot 100 BY
100 Possession at once. Price 5000.
Easy terms. Rare chance for anyone re-
quiring small home with lots OF land
ELMHURsT REALTY CO.,
S23 Market Street.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
CONFIRMS REVOLT REPORT.

LAREDO, Texas, April 20.-Confir- nation of the reported revolt Of the Mexican state of Michoacan against the Carranza government was brought here today by General Ignacio L.. Pesquiera, recently appointed gover- nor of Sonora by President CarranZa.
 Pesquiera, who crossed the border here en route to NOgales, Arizona, said that Michoacan had aligned itself with the rebels and that Governor Ro- belo of that state, with all the fed eral forces in his territory had joined the movement. Train connection be- tween Mexico City and Guadalajara, has been suspended because of the re- volt General Pesquiera declined to discuss his plans further than to say that he was going to Nogales.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
GALL. MEETING TO END. CLERKS. REFER I ] BOARD Old Railway Strike Nears End and Threat of New
 Trouble Fails
 MORE OF LEADERS O
 PLACED IN ARREST Pennsylvania Road Gives
 Strikers Till Tonight
 To Go to Work
MORE OF LEADERS O
 PLACED IN ARREST

CHICAGO, April 20. - Action to- ward ending the unauthorized strike of switchmen in the Chicago terminal morrow at a mass meeting of the members of the Chicago yardmen's association called today by commit tee of strike leaders.
 Government and city officers and representatives of the roads were in- to have the support of federal off .cers.
 John Grunau, president of the yard mems association, who is in jail at Joliet, Ill, today predicted the speedy settlement of strike at the mass meet ing. He said he expected to obtain release or bond in time to attend the meeting. Seven more strike leaders, for whom warrants were issued to- day surrendered at the federal build ing and were held in $10.O0O The railroads announced 42 more crews went to work in the yards today, bring ing the total to 56S as compared to normal operation of 765.
 The charters of five more locals lodges of the Brotherhood of Rail- road Trainmen in the Chicago area and eight in the St. Louis area have been revoked, A. F. Whitney, vice president of the brotherhood an- nounced.
 Prospects of another railroad crisis in Chicago vanished with the decision of representatives of 30,000 freight handlers, clerks and station employees ot remain at work and await action by the federal wage board on in- creases asked
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
PALMER CHOICE
 IF ALABAMA

ATLANTA, Ga., April 20. With 131 counties out of the 155 in the state heard from at midnight, Attor- ney General A. Mitchell Palmer, on unofficial returns had lead of 23 county unit votes over his nearest opponent, Thomas E. Watson, and A votes over United States Senator Hoke Smith in the contest for the Democratic presidential endorsement in Georgia. The vote, as compiled by the Atlanta Constitution stood:
 Palmer, 4S counties and 132 con- vention votes.
 Watson, 46 counties and 106 votes.
 Smith, 37 counties and S9 votes.
 Headquarters of Senator Smith con- ceded that Palmer held slight lead. MT. Palmer, in his campaign appealed for an unqualified endorsement of the Democratic administration of President Wilson and the League of Nations. Senator Smith endorsed the great achievements" of the Wilson administration and favored the League of Nations with reservations Mir. Watson has been bitter oppon- ent of the League of Nations and many of the war measures enacted under the Democratic administration.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
SOLDIER BILL STARTS RUMPUS
 IN THE HOUSE
Viole mt Political Quarrel Marks Discussion of the
 Relief Measure

WASHINGTON. April 20. - Con- flict between Republicans and Dem ocrats on soldier relief legislation broke out in the house today after Chairman Good of the appropriations committee. had warned members that 10 put through a cash bonus plan would bring down the wrath of l06.- 0O0,0 900 men. women and children"
 "The greatest badge that the Amer ican soldier will wear Representa- tive Good declared, will be the badge of sacrifice. not the badge of bonus"
 The open fight over the legislation started when Representative Mondell, Republican leader, in opposing "any wild enterprises costing many mil lions" charged Democrats were at tempting to foist an eXtravagant plan on the Republican house for political reasons"
 The statement of the Republican leader brought a quick response from Representative Garner. the Demo cratic whip. who attacked tho Repub- lican sales tax plan for raising the needed revenues. declaring the Re publieans were planning a tax on books and bellies Of the people, iD stead of taking out of the pockets ot those best able to pay"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21

for this leadership, he maintained, the Democratic party was entitled to cred it Tt matters not what they may say Of President Wilson, he added. His fame is immortal and future genera tions will render tributes of praise and obligation to this great Democrat"
 Relation of Democratic women to the party and their part in the direc- tion of its affairs, would be decided by the convention, the national exc cutive committee decided today.
 To AIlot Women Work
 Meeting with members of the wo- mans advisory board, the committee appointed MT. Cummings chairman of subcommittee to draft the program under which the enfranchised women will work. Their findings will be pre- sented to the convention for adoption.
 Today's session was said to be the first in which the women have had representatives on the national eXecu- tive committee. Plans for the conven- ton were virtually completed today with the selection of the temporary officers. Objection to the San Fran cisco convention committees arrange ments of Postmaster Charles Fay, the hall, were removed by the appear ance before the committee on arrange ments of Postmaster Charles Fay, chairman of the San Francisco con- mittee, and Isadore Dockweiler, na- tional committeeman from California. who explained the plans being made to handle the guests and the conven- tion.
 The Democratic executive commit tee decided to establish its headquar- ters for the present at the Grand Cen tral Palace in New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
BORDER BATTLE NEAR

AGUA PRIETA, April 20. - The Carranza forces are n Chihuahua, ap- preaching the mountain passes for an attack upon the independent state of Sonora, according to information giv- en out at military headquarters here, today.
 Yaqui Indians and other Sonora troops to reinforce the soldiers guard ing the passes are being sent from here Two additional train loads of Sonora soldiers were expected to march here from Naco, the railhead, tonight. it was announced by mem bers of the staff of General J. M. Pima. The soldiers arrived at Naco today from Nogales.
 General Pima said small bands Of Carranza troops had approached close to Pulpito Pass in the Mountains di- viding Chihuahua and Sonora and a large concentration of Carranza troops was reported at Casas Gran des, Chihuahua, with some already en. route toward the pass.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
WORLD LEAGUE
 ASKS WHO WILL
 PAY THE BILLS
Tells Supreme Council l t Has No Funds, No Staff
 And No Army

SAN RENO. April 20. - At the aft ernoon session the supreme council de- cided to insert a clause in the Turkish treaty making Batum a free port for the republics of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. The council spent con- siderable time in consideration of pro- tection for minorities in Anatolia. It approved the financial articles of the treaty The reply to President Will son which is being drafted by the Brit ish, is ready for examination.
 A note from the League of Nations was submitted to the supreme council concerning the mandate over Armenia. The note pointed out that the League of Nations had no funds, no staff and no military forces with which to carry out the mandate and asked whether the governments composing the su- preme council would provide the nec- essary funds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
HITCHCOCK AND
 JOHNSON AHEAD

OMAHA, Neb., April 20. - With S9 precincts out of 1S49 heard from Hiram Johnson is leading the Repub- lican candidates for presidential en- dorsement at today's primary. The vote follows:
 Johnson 3549; Wood 2293; Pershing 1444; Ross 126. United States Senator Hitchcock is running far ahead of his only opponent, Robert Ross, of Lex ington, who also was a Republican candidate. Political observers assert Hitchcocks victory is assured. even with only small percentage of the vote heard from.
 The Republican gubernatorial race is close. with McMullen leading Me Kelvie by ten votes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
ADO C0NSP|RE n TURN OVER FEDERAL GARR|SONS W|THAR
 TOLEADERS IF NEW MOVEMENT
Carranza Forces Near Mountain Passes Held by Sonora Yaqus; General Flores Reported Trapped in South After Victorius Invasion of Snaloa; Washington
 Silent on Request to Pass Troops

FL PASO, Tex, April 20. - Plans whereby 4ooo troops now under arms. and who control prac- tically the entire supply of guns and ammunition in the state of Chihuahua, will desert the Car ranza government and support the Sonora rebellion have almost been completed, it became known here tonight.
 Efforts are being made to make the rebellion general to avoid fighting in the state.
 Francisco Villa is engaged in recruiting in the vicinity of San Miguel, 40 miles northwest of Chihuahua City. His offer of as sistance has not yet been accept ed by Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
PEOPLE FAVOR LEAGUE
 OF NATIONS, DECLARES
 CUMMINGS AT MEETING
Chairman of Democratic National Committee Preside Opening of San Francisco Convention and to Make Keynote Address; Says Republican Party Has
 Lost Its Moral Character; Lauds Wilson

CHICAGO, April 20 - Homer s. Cummings, chairman of the Demo cratic national committee, today was selected to preside as temporary chair man of the national convention at San Francisco, June 2S, and deliver the keynote address which will announce the party policies in the forthcoming campaign.
 The campaign slate was framed at a luncheon at the IroQuois Club and bled, then listened with interest to a speech in which their leader sounded what they said probably would be the main point of his keynote address"
 People Want League.
 The Republican party has lost it's moral character, he declared in launch ing a vigorous attack on the action of the majority in congress in defeating the peace treaty and League of Ma tions and particularly the methods by which control of the foreign relations committee was held by the Republi- cans.
 "The whole fight on the League
 of Nations dates back to a corrupt
 election in Michigan he said,
 "and a convicted criminal is the
 thing upon which Republican su-
 premacy rests"
 He was convinced that the people of the United States wanted the League of Nations. The Republican congress had debated the peace treaty for eight months and had failed ito pass one piece of legislation"
 Says Wilson Is Immortal
 Turning to the war, he declared that not chance, but brains" won it, and
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
ARE DENIED HEARING

WASHINGTON. April 20.-Applica- tions of unauthorized strikers for hear ings on their demanGS for a living wage" were denied today by the rail- road labor board after Chairman Bar ton had ruled that any one might file complaint but that it. was for the board to determine whether the dis pute was one which the law empower ed it to adjust.
 Representatives of the strikers de clared they would be on hand when the board resumes it's hearings of the general wage controversy tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
GRADUATE IN ovERALLS.

FL PASO, Texas. April 20.-Time- honored caps and gowns will be dis placed and gingham dresses when members of the Fl Paso high school graduate class receive their diplomas This was decided upon Tuesday noon at story meeting of seniors.
 At the same time it became known that railroad men had organized a club which is purchasing overalls at whole sale prices. and has made arrange ments with laundry for rate of 25 cents for doing up suit with a guarantee to retain the color.
 Employees of the street car lines to- day adopted overalls and jumpers as their uniform.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
NEW MEXICO FIRM

SANTA FEE. N. NJ. April 20 - Act ing Governor B. F. Pankey today granted permission for Mexican Cen erals Juan Rios and Manuel Gamboa. and their staffs, to pass through New Mexico on their way from Sonora to Mexico City. The acting governor. replying to a wire from Secretary Of State Colby, said permission would be granted with the understanding that they proceed by rail. ununiform- ed. as civilians and unarmed. Howev- CT, would protest against any armed forces of Mexico being permitted to pass through New Mexico to points in Arizona"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
APPOINT PESQUIERA

MORALES, Sonora. hpril 20. Gen eral Ignacio Pesquiera. of the MeXi- can supreme cour, at Mexico City. has been appointed military governor of Sonora to succeed Governor Adolfo De La Huerta, according 10 a report current here today.
 The appointment was to become ef- fective upon CarranZa forces over- coming the present state government which is in rebellion against his ad- 
 Americans arriving here today from Lower Sonora. and Sinaloa confirmed reports the CarranZa soldiers had
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21

from the secretary Permission was requested by the Mexican government. Secretary Colby's message stated.
 Denial that any official request for troop movements threugh American territory has been made by Carranza officials on the state department at Washington was made in telegram received here today by Governor Thomas E. Campbell by Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby The tele- gram was in response to a wire of protest forwarded by Governor Camp bell t othe state department at Wash ington several days ago.
 The governor said tonight that
 he had not received assurance
 that the request, which he now
 understood had been made by
 Mexican army officers and turned
 over to the war department by
 the state department, had been
 denied.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
Delaware Defeats
 Governor Townsend

DOVER, Delaware April 20.-Gover- nor I. c. Townsend. Jr.. failed of eIec- tion today as delegate to the national convention at the hands of the Della ware Republican state convention which named six uninstructed dele gates. the states full representation to Chicago. The governors defeat came in the Sussex county caucus.
 The convention adopted resolution favoring ratification of woman suf- frage.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-21
ROAD GIVES ULTIMATUM

NEW YORK, April 20. - The strik- ing employees on the Pennsylvania railroad, who formed part of the gen. eral outlaw" strike, were directed to return to work before midnight Wednesday, in an ultimatum issued by the company tonight
 The gEip of the outlaw" strike so far as New York was concerned, was confined tonight to the New Jersey water front yards.
 Trains were operated all day through the tubes under the Hudson river, but the service was disconA tinued tonight. It will be resumed tomorrow.