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I I PAGE SIX. SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1926. RECALL PETITIONS TO BE AT POLLS Hartley Opponents Will Stand Near Election Booths in Seattle. SEATTLE.

Oct (P)--The state. wide Hartle, recall organization sued a statement here that many persons who hate signed declarations of opposition for temoval of Governor Hartley from office will put their names 10 our petitions when they are presented and Petitions for recall of the CEnOT ate to be held Tuesday by workers standing not closer than 50 feet from the polls at precincts in King county, Blaine of Granger, manager the recall organization, maid that titions would be similarly presented real in soine other counties, but that management was local everywhere and that he did not even know to what extent signatures for the recall under charges filed at Olympia 10 days ago, were forthcoming. Wednesday, Blaine added.a house. to- house canvass wtih recall petitions will begin in this county. He said he did not know when such circuiation would begin In other counties, but that it had started in some.

"Signing a pro- declaration does not make it unlawful to mien recall petition." said the statement The petitions circulated by the State. wide Anti- Recall organization are 90 known to the law. Many people sign them under misapprehension. Our petillons are constitutional and statutory and the others are contrary to the spirit of the law." SERVICE LEGION HOLDS MEETING Mrs. M.

J. Neidermeyer Is Hostess -Parent-Teachers Meet Monday. POST FALLS. Idaho, Oct. 30.

(Speclai)-The local chapter of the Ice Star legion held a social meetIns at the home of Mrs. M. Neldermeyer Friday afternoon. P. T.

A. their ber meeting Monday evening in the grade school assembly hall. A gram has been arranged. The Community Church ladies aid will serve a chicken dinner in their hall election day. The Clover Leaf grange will hold a public card party in Its hall in East Greenacres this evening.

Fred Enders, pioneer resident of Port Falls, critically Ill. There is little hope of his recovery. Charles Warren left today for Oakland, where he will join his wife and children. WHO IS MELBY? BOTHERS VOTER Mysterious Candidate in Nez Perce County Runs Against Barton. LEWISTON, idaho.

Oct. of political mysteries of Nez Perce is "Who is Cary H. Melby?" In the primary on August 3 the name of Melby was written in on 87 ballots in the republican party for county auditor, that of Thomas D. Barton, democratic primary candidate, was written in on 86 republican ballots. Melby therefore won the republican nomination by one vote, Barton, had he received the democratic primary nomination, would have been the nominee of all parties.

Every one is asking "Who is this man It is known he is an office man. that he has worked for a couple of lumber concerns and that ho attends to the books of others, but to the average citizen he is unknown. It is safe to say he is the least known candidate that ever entered a race for a political office in this county. Inquiry fails to reveal Iris identity. where he stays, what he does, how capable he may be, But Melby's, supporters claim he will be of the real surprises next Tuesday.

ROCKFORD HOLDS POLITICAL RALLY Jack Fancher and State Senators Will SpeakForm Power Concern. ROCK FORD. Oct. 30 Spe. elal.) A republican rally will be held at the Odd Fellows' hall tonight.

The speakers will be: State Senators Dan Morgan and Reba J. Hurn, Jack Fan. cher. Walter Hubbel and the county candidates. Elmer Thomas, Jasper Johnson.

J. Fricke, G. Tewinkle, Philip Kiavena and L. Loftin have purchased seven miles of light and power line, running northeasterly, from the Washington Water Power company. and have organized a non- profit corporation under the name of the Mc.

Intosh Light and Power company. Current will be supplied the Da trone by the Washington Water Power company. Theodore Verheyen has sold one. half section of land five miles northeast of "to Ellis Bo. tham, taking In part payment quarter section In the Coeur d'Alene Indian reservation.

The land involved in the transaction is valued at $100 an: acre, VAN WINKLE CLASS WILL MAKE FIGHT Two defeats in their attendance contest with Seattle has not daunted the fighting spirit of the members of Van Winkle Men's Bible class, 11 was stated by Dr. Henry A. Van Winkle, the leader. The class expects to win five out of nine weekly attendance records with the Kiel. haver Men's Bible class of the Cnivermity Christian church of Seattle.

To draw interest, a special program will be given tomorrow at 9:45 m. A playlet entitled "The Sluggard' will be given with a competent vast. Arthur Hilbush. soloist of the Gentral Methodist Episcopal church, will sing two ROlON, "How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings' (Liddle) and "In the Garden of Tomorrow' (Deppen). The slogan for members during the week has been "Each Man Bring Man." Cooperative societies in Germany are thriving and Increasing in ber.

A warehouse to be erected in Montread will cost $15,000,000. FORMAL DRESS. FOR QUEEN'S VISIT Definite Decision on Spokane Plans Made at Meeting of Committee. Members of the reception committe meeting Queen Marie of Rumania either at the depot or at the port hotel, will appear in formal nine dress. This was definitely decided upon at a meeting of the execucommittee, in charge of arrange.

menta for the entertainment of the royal visitor and her party upon rival at the Northern Pacific depot Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. The queen and her entourage will be guests of the city for three hours. Those who accompany her majesty about the city also will wear formal evening attire, it was stated. At special request of the commit.

tee no gifts will be made the queen on her Initial visit to Spokane. This refers to both groups and individuals City Cash for Decorating. The city council today agreed to spend $200 to be used with a similar fund provided by the retail trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce In decorating with American and Rumanian colors the streets over which the parade will pass follow Ing the Rumanian queen's arrival. Moscow Delegates to Come. MOSCOW.

Idaho, Oct. special committee from the Moscow Chamber "for Commerce consisting of President A. H. L'pham. A.

H. Oversmith and Robert Whittier has been appointed to welcome Queen Marie of Rumania at Spokane, November 2. President U'pham will represent the University Idaho. Mr. Oversmith the legal profession, and Mr.

Whittier the business men of the city. ZURCHER FIGHTS STORMY BATTLE Is in the Limelight Is Opposed by Republican and Democrat. LEWISTON, Idaho, Oct. cial)-in history Nez Perce county politics seldom has an office holder or a candidate for office led such a turbulent career as James D. Zurcher, now serving as prosecuting attorney and who is a candidate for When elected in November.

1924. being virtually a newcomer Lewis- J. D. Zurcher. ton.

he was accused of being a didate of the Ku Klux Kian, which he denied. but he was literally swept into office, receiving the third largest majority of all county candidates. His entrance upon his official duties immediately started a fight on his office and attacks on his personal and public life have lasted to the present time. Zurcher is fighter. He has been villified and he has been exalted, but vilification stood out pre-eminently.

Many accusations have been made against him; he has been at rested but never jailed; he has been accused of being for and against prohibition, and he has openly stated that while he did not drink he is opposed to prohibition as now enforced. Makes Fast Retraction. Last August he resigned him tion two days before the board of county commissioners met to his desire to leave office. lie knew that body would loxe 110 time in accepting his resignation and would cause immediate entry upon their minutes to that effect. This written resignation was placed In the hands of the clerk of the board Saturday, August 7, and Zurcher went to Spokane to get mental rest, and to think He did think and about 3 o'clock Monday morning he decided he would not resign, and In order to get his resignation out of the hands of the board's clerk before it could be sented to that body, he made "Paul Revere" drive to Lewiston, arriving at the court house at 7 clock in the morning.

He waited until the clerk arrived, and then demanded his nation papers back. Since then he has been in the thickest of the fray. and it WAR not long before he WAS made the Hubject of scrutiny by the state bar association. An entire day WAS spent in taking evidence. but Zurcher stood by his guns and came out on top again, the committee.

headed by Judge James F. Ailshic, of Coeur d'Alene, finding nothing duced fut the hearing that would war. rant the attorney's suspension or dia. barment as a lawyer. He 18 opposed by Fred Babcock.

republican. and John Phillips, democrat, in Tuesday's election. Zurcher in 17 years old and WAS born at Cadiz, Ohio. PULLMAN WOMAN TO GREET QUEEN PULLMAN, Oct. clal) Mra.

Serena F. Mathews, first vice president of the state federation of Women's Clubs, has been asked by Mayor Lander of Seattle to greet Queen Marie, who will arrive In that elty, Thurrday, The executive board of the Federa tion in this state heads the lint of official hostesses for that occasion. Porto Itico has a boom in fruit. The Chronicle prints today's news today. The Dumbunnies (Pretected (Registered by Georgs Patent Matthew A Office.) da AT THE SEWING CIRCLE: ARE YOU GOING TO THE SURE! WOULDN'T AS GOOD AS A SHOW TO WELL.

IT WOULD TAKE HALLOWE'EN PARTY MISS IT FORA PECK SEE FANNY FLAPPER'S TRICKS SOME LOOKING GLASS TONIGHT. MRS OF CARROTS! WITH A LOOKING GLASS TO To SHOW THE FACES OF ALL DUMBUNNY FIND OUT WHO HER FUTURE THE BEAUS SHE'S BEEN HUSBAND IS TO BE! ENGAGED TO 0000000 News of Spokane Valley Dishman. Mrs. A Vogt and daughters. Florence and Elizabeth, are visiting in Missouri and will later go to Call.

fornia. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Dick entertained pinochle party at their home Wednesday evening. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Elsom. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Barzee, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coburn, Mr. and Mrs.

Charley Cole. Mr. and Mrs. George Whitten. and Mrs.

George land. Mrs. Fosdick and Cal Whitten. Henry Tacoma has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

C. N. Dermid this week. Parkwater. Miss Dalsy Shomber Is spending the week -end In Missoula.

Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Denney and son Donald. and Mrs.

W. Bixler were Sunday visitors at Pullman. Mrs. J. Mulligan of Parco, Wash.

and Miss Lillie Hauschelld were guests of Mrs. C. J. Holmes, Friday. Miss Kathryn Egan is spending the week in Kellogs.

Idaho, as the suest of Mr. and D. F. Egan. Mias Dorothy Elliot is visiting at llope, Idaho.

Miss Kathryn Maloney Tekoa in spending the week with her ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Maloney.

The Twill Do Club" held a card party Friday evening at the home of Mra. C. J. Holmes. Mrs.

John Bruner of Eltopia, Mrs. Christina Struderic and Miss Gloss of Pasco, are cuesta of Mr. and Mrs. George litter. Pinecroft-Irvin.

Miss Alice Binns will entertain at a Halloween party this evening at her home for the following guest: Martha and Evelyn Philny, Nell. Floyd and Bernice Livingston. Arlene Fleak, Goldie Brown, Ethel Anderson. Ruth and Alice Hill. Margaret Pierce, Clara Rainbow.

Robert Vance, Harold Hill. Robert Berg. Sam. George and John Binns, Mr. Mra.

1. E. Gumenberg Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Binns. The juniors of the Trent Sunday school held a Halloween party at the church Thursday evening. About 39 were present. Mrs.

Henry Fickert and Miss meline Spach of Spokane were day luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Monroe. Mrs. George Hindman will enter.

tain at a Halloween party this ning for the following: Donald Kreig. Billy and Francis Fitzpatrick. Leroy Haste, Thuraton Douglas and Clifford Hand, Jimmy, Saminy and Alphonse Manfred. "Christmas ideas" will be demonstrated at the next two meetings the newly organized home demonstration department of the Spokane Valley Woman's club, which WaN formed Thursday In Vera. Mra.

Harry Waybright, assisted by Mrs. F. M. Loomis, will attend the central training class and bring the work back to the local club. Mrs.

W. M. King and Mra. P. S.

Filer were chosen to attend the central class in recreational helps and report to the club. Mrs. W. M. King WAR chosen temporary chairman and Mrs.

Harry Waybright, secretary. Mamie, Helen Dorothy Shelley, who are attending school at Wallace. spent the week -end at their home here. Miss Annie King and Miss Minnie Gray of Elberton are guests of Mrs. Laura Stallard.

Miss Vesta Shaw of, Dalkena attending the Washington Education Association and visiting her parents, Mr. and Mre. A. E. Shaw.

Leslie McCabe, who is teaching in Tekoa, is spending the week -end In Vera. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Leonard and femily of Washtucna are guests of Mire. L.

W. Shaw. Opportunity. The members of the Methodist Ladies' Aid entertained their husbands at A Halloween party at the new home of R. W.

Turner Thursday ning, when 50 were present. The members of the young people's Bible class had a party at the home of Dr. HI. S. Hughes Thursday ning.

when they were entertained by DISCLAIM DODGER ATTACK ON LA RUE Mrs. E. J. Riley, Democratic Chairman, Says Leaders Not to Blame. Disclaiming any responsibility for dodgers being circulated about didates on the windup of the present political campaign.

Mrs. E. J. Riley, chairman of the democratic county central committee, asserted that "We have kept the county campaign free from mudslinging and we expect to do so until the end." I Mrs. Riley Issued her statement after a report reached democratic hendquarters in Dessert hotel that a dodger in being circulated tacking John LaRue, republican candidate for county commissioner.

"Information has reached me that the democratic organization 18 Inv charged with circulating this dodger." said Mra. Riley, "Such state. menta are without foundation. These! are methods of some political forces over which neither party had any control, because of their secret ations. "The democratic county campaign has been conducted without mudslinging and We propose to follow the course of I clean campaign to the end.

Any dodgers are Issued without knowledge and the approval of the democratic county central committee." Jersey Dry Agents Must Wear Uniform Recause Jersey prohibition agents been getting so much competi. from fake agents credentials, Colonel head Jersey dry decided that men wan each raiding This picture Agent Harry L. Keller all dressed new costume of hone STICKER TO RUN IN ADAMS RACE Defeated Democrat Seeks Elec Election--Ritzville Teams to Stock Show. RITZVILLE. Oct.

Clodius. who WAS candidate for assessor at the primary election on the democratic ticket and who was defeated by L. Weston, Lax decided make the race sticker candidate and is giving out stickers to be used at the Keneral election next Tuesday, Mr. Weston is the assessor and is seeking election. The Women's club will give a party for the schoolteachers of this city next Wednesday at the Odd Fellows' hall.

Eight boys and four girls of the 4-H club, accompanied by County Agent N. C. Donaldaon, left last night for Portland, to attend the Pacific International Stock show. which opens there today. The club boys shipped a car of stock to Portland in the show and they will also take part In the stock judging.

while the girls will rive canning and clothing demonstrations. SHUTTLELESS LOOM GERMAN INVENTION Is Described as Extremely Simple Now in Use in Textile Factories. According to reports from Germany, a power loom that weaves cloth with. out A shuttle has been invented in that country, where it has been in experimental use in several textile factories for a number of years and han now reached a stage of ment that justifies. its being factured in considerable number 011 commercial ordera, recording to The Living Age.

This shuttleless loom is described an extremely simple contrivance. Instead of the complicated ism connected with the shuttle now. works on two rods, which carry the threads and perform all the termediate operations for all kinds of yarn on the same loom, without Any change of apparatus. It doubles the number of looms which a single weaver can tend and obviates the breaking of threads and the flying out of the shuttles that still detract from the efficiency of our best modern looms today. It cheaper to build than the shuttle loom, and eliminates several of the preliminary operations of -preparing the weft tor the weaving, and, It in expected will appreciably the price of fabrics.

WHITMAN COUNTY REGISTERS 10,455 COLFAX, Oct. 30 (Special) -There are 10.455 voters regiatered in Whitman county. Before the primary In September 9,731 were registered and only 3,670 voted. The vote in Whitman county in 1924. presidential election year, was but 9.940.

Rug makers of China are facing A wool shortage. Automobile trucks are becoming popular in the Philippines. BIRTHS IN IDAHO BEING RECORDED Miss Glen Steele Takes Government Record in Benewah County. ST. MARIES.

Idaho, Oct. of the U. 8. children's bureau of Washington, D. was in St.

Maries sulting with o. G. Merager, recorder of Benewah county. on health ters. Minn Steele is assisting the state of Idaho in the present birth registration drive.

An effort is being made complete birth record for the year 1926. high school council for St. Maries has been elected for the following school year. Two members from each class are representatives in the council. They are: Helen Douglas, Harold Hafterson, Helen Therlault, Harold Gunderson.

Belle Porterfield, Betty Daryle Holt and Shillingford. Mooseheart day, October 27, was celebrated by the Loyal Order of Moore. FRESHMEN FROLIC GIVEN TONIGHT VALLEYFORD, Wash. Oct. 30 The high school freshman will given at the gymnasium tonight beginning with a teria supper at 7 o'clock.

There will be games and sideshows and other entertainment. ENTERTAINS WITH HALLOWEEN JOKES COUNTRY HOMIES ESTATES, Oct. Bird entertained 18 of his friends at a Halloween party in his home Thursday evening. guests all arrived In costume. The evening spent with games and Halloween jokes.

Mrs. Minnie of Johnson arrived Thursday to visit her brother. H. Mcinturf. Mrs.

Frances Reynolds returned Wednesday from a three weeks' visit with relatives in Post Falls, Idaho. Mra. L. Bacon Yakima left Thursday after having spent several days visiting Mrs. C.

Steltz. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis enter. tained the past matrons of the Alcyone chapter.

Eastern Star, and their husbands at Halloween party Thursday evening. The house decorated in Halloween colors and pumpkins. The evening was spent with games and music. Countess Karolyi Tries Again to Enter States Countess Michel Karolyi of a trying once more to force the hushand department to enter the late The state department's allowed visit of the count countess to America. The count agreed to make menta.

Going Canada, the count Issued statement, presents opposition to the Horthy regime. Count Karelyi was first president of the Hungarian publie and bitterly opposed by the monarchists. Tee quick. Percy--What makes you think it was quicksand? Peggx- put some in an class and it ran through In 15 Cincinnati -Star. LINDER'S CLINIC (rectal diseases of men).

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d. NEWPORT CLUB MEETS MONDAY Program Arranged Fix Date for Pend Oreille Teachers' Examinations. NEWPORT, Oct. -The November meeting of the Newport Commercial club will be held at the Congregational church parlors Monday evening: William B. Dingie, the Rev.

J. M. Huggins, Paul Marks, Waren Avery and Fred L. Wolf will be the speakers. County Superintendent of schools Charlotte Spaulding has announced that there will be teachers amination held at the superintend.

ent's office at the courthouse November 4, 3 and 6. The Lutherans under the pastorato of the Rev. John C. Trontret are planning to build a Lutheran church In Newport in the near future. Funds are being solicited for a site.

Serv. ices are now being held in the Idaho school building. The Great Northern railway company is replacing three miles its main line from Newport 10 Priest River with 110-pound steel in place of 50-pound steel in use now. WIENER ROAST AT WASHINGTON PARK GARDEN SPRINGS. Oct.

10. (SpeciaL)-A Halloween wiener roast was held Thursday in Washington park. Those present were Gertrude Seigert, Tina Cook, Verna Gay, Fern Gay, Gladys Kellom, Irna Marie Schlinker. Earheart Bocheme, Leon Rush, Frank Shepard, Edgar Caudill, Bourgenyon, Carl. Selgert, Dale Gay, Cola Bourgenyon.

A shower was held Wednesday the home. of Mrs. Philip Little of Garden Springs. She received many Rifts. ADVERTININO.

Special Halloween Dinner Tonight at the PLANTATION Chicken Dinner House On the Pend Oreille highway, 1-2 mile north of Hillyard, formerly the Dixie Inn. Phone Glen. 3021 for reservations. STIFF JOINTS rheumatism are painful suffering hardly set arcend. Just try CLARK'8 PAIN BALM It Has a Penetrating Heat That Gives Relief.

35c. Ask Your Druggist. STAGES" Lewiston Spokane 35 DARE, de luxe parlor car. Leave 7:30 m. 10 a.

2 p. 7 p. daily at MOTOR BUS DEPOT. N235 Howard 8t. $8 Round Trip Main 4321 RAILWAY OFFICIALS VISIT AT COLLEGE Kathleen Hughes, Jewel Pope and Blanche Goodrich.

The younger folks in the class of C. T. Mahan had a merry gathering Friday evening in the apple on the Clarence Moffitt place. Presbyterian Christian Endeavor juniors and intermediate departments held a party in the basement Thursday evening. church, senior partment having a masquerade at the A.

J. Boyle apple house tonight. Mra. Horace Jones is at home after two months' visit in Kansas City and Canada. Miss Irene and Grant Carrick have zone to Clarkston to visit their ents.

Miss Helen Herman is spending the week -end in Pullman with friends Washington State college. Boy Scouts of Opportunity troops Nos. 1 and are camping at Camp Sekani. They will return tonight. C.

McGregor and and Ralph Cook are In charge. AIR BOOTLEGGER MADE $5.000,000 Government Charges ExConvict Acquired Fortune in Five Years. By Associated Press. CHICAGO. Oct.

convict released from prison virtually niless amassed a fortune of 000 by using airplanes in his legging business and operated 45 was disclosed here tonight following the indictment today of eight men charged prohibition law violations. The transportation by airplane of liquor and stocks vented hijackers from robbing the firm of supplies that developed Into profits. Parker Get Fortane, Frank G. Parker is said by federal agents to have amassed more than $5,000.009 by airpinne bootlegging since he was released from the Joliet penitentiary five years ago. Hie eight employees also were named in the indictment which resulted from a raid in which 5000 gallons of beer and $100,000 worth of distillery ment were seized in brewery leged to be owned by Parker.

Parke was imprisoned for participating in an automobile theft ring. He became known to the public in March, 1923. as the aviator who ried food and clothing to the group of fishermen entrapped by a blizzard on South Fox island in Lake MichiLater, he figured as the antor Carpentier-Gibbons fight at Michigan City, Ind. One of Big "Fish." Parker, federal agents claim, is Hieved to be one of the biggest wealthiest bootleggers in the country. His sentence to prison followed his arrest in February, 1917, at' Minneapolis as the "crown prince" of A group of automobile thieves, which was headed by Ira Bond, a Minneapolie broker.

Parker is said to be an official of the Archer Products company Chicago, which has endeavored in tensive federal court litigation to force Prohibition Administrator E. C. Yellowley to reissue an alcohol withdrawal permit for that company, which he revoked. Parker, according to Special Agent Patrick Roche, also was connected with Canadian group of bootleggers. Federal indictments also were re turned againat officers of the Keystone Freight corporation, alleged agent of an eastern wine concern and against Dr.

Eugene Friedman, local agent for the California Wine company, and R. J. Stowell, owner of laboratory. The latter two were charged with attempting to bribe a prohibition agent to obtain approval for their permits from the prohibition department. CLOCK TICKS ON FOR 200 YEARS Heirloom Has Done Service in Family for Nearly Two Centuries.

PEORIA. 111-- Most everybody familiar with Longfellow's poem about the grandfather clock that stood on the stairs "ticking the years away." Many persona possess grandfather clocks, but few are AN old as the one in the home of James Robert Harrison 72. inventor and manufacturer, which has been ticking steadily through nearly :00 years for nix generations of the Harrison family, It keeps perfact time and the which are of DrAMA show no mark of the hand of time. The ancient timepiece was brought to America from England about 1800 by Robert Harrison, grandfather of the present owner. It WAR willed to Robert by his father, who probably WA4 the tirat owner, HO that its tory dater well back in the 1700M.

And it has been willed through each generation since. Curiously, the works bear the date A. D. 1619. but this apparently is 100 curly for the type of clock.

It runs days for each wading. smile 'Em Down. for troubles every one alive Must have his little pile: But try to keep the lid on them, The lid, friend. is a -D. P.

in Boston Transcript. WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE, PULLMAN, Oct. 30 (Special)-In order that they might know the agricultural situations in this country, five officials of the Northern Pactfie railway have been guests of the general college extension and periment department for the past week. The visitors were taken on 50 mile tour inspecting the various fields and districts. Included in the party, were: F.

J. Elliot, L. A. Campbell, R. mote, and L.

E. Lowe of St. Paul. The men are making a complete tour of the Pacific northwest. Having a reservoir for water in its die.

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