Bonners Ferry herald. [volume], November 10, 1921, Image 8

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Simonds Drug Store
ON THE CORNER
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE
MY8TERY MAN 18 ON RECORD
Finger Print System Via Fort Leaven
worth to Bonners Ferry.
Sandpoint Review—-Because J. J.
Kavanaugh, held at the county jail
an insanity suspect, refused to give
any information about himself, the
sheriff s office sent his finger prints
to the identification office of the fed
eral penitentiary at
worth, Kans.
Saturday.
The finger print experts at Leaven
worth had looked up their records
and by this means Identified Kava
Fort Leaven
A reply was received
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From the play "Two Women." by
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the Human Dog Brownie, in a 2 Reel Screaming Comedv.
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naugh as a man arrested at Bonners
Ferry September 21. this year, and
held for insanity,
which he was held at Bonners Ferry
was stated to be Harry J. Conover.
Inquiries directed to the sheriff's of
fice at Bonners Ferry brought the
ply that the authorities there had
more sflccess in identification than the
local officials and that the man had
been released.
Early this week the finger prints
were sent to Leslie Turner, identifica
tion expert of the Spokane police de
partment, for possible identification
but so far no reply has been received.
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fircat Northern Improvements
A. B, Ashby, station agent for the
Great Northern Hallway Co., received
another telegram this morning from
i Mr. Merritt, of the traffic depart
ment, Spokane, to the effect that au
thority was expected at once to pro
ceed with the improvement of the
Great Northern Railway crossings in
Bonners Ferry and that work would
be started withjn a day or two.
Frst Time 1« Come West
UNIVERSITY OP IDAHO, Moscow,
Nov. 5.—For the first fime the Chico
go and Northwestern railroad
been forced to come west for railroad
ties to be used for construction and
repair work on eastern portions of
their line,
inspection
Henry Schmitz, associate professor of
forest products at the University of
Idaho, was called to Sandpolnt and
Bonners Ferry for consultation and
advice.
Ties were purchased fro mthe Hum
bird Lumber company at Sandpoin;,
and the Bonners Ferry Lumber com
pany at Bonners Ferry.
has
To aid the inspectors in
and classification, Dr.
LA FOLLETTE DEMANDS
RETIREMENT OF MELLON
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Object of Wisconsin Senator Is At
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Washington.—Retirement of Secre
tary Mellon as "the fiscal head of thé
government," was demanded in the
senate Saturday by Senator LaFol
lotte, Republican, Wisconsin, becausé
aU ld U<, ü W t hlCh 'b' i W Th S n
senator said the treasury head held
toward "the taxation of wealth,"
Ion hnd openly and brazenly declared
that wealth could not be made to bear
its share of the burden of government.
The LaFollette amendment pro
posing that tax returns be a matter
tltude of Sec. Mellon Toward
Taxing of Wealth
Mr. LaFollotta asserted that Mr. Mel
The letter was signed by Represen
tatlves Dickinson, Iowa; Freer, Wis
consin ; Little, Arkansas; Barbour,
California ; Reavis, Nebraska and
King, Illinois, all Republicans. The
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house bill carried a maximum rate
of 82 per cent and Republican leaders
of public record, was rejected S5 to
88
ffnve general notice to the senate that
this rate would be Insisted upon in
conference.
Engraved calling cards, and a fine i
line of embossed and monogramed j
stationery, now on display at the !
Herald office. Make your selections I
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now. A box of monogramed sta-1
tionery would make some friend
most appropriate xmas present
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DETECTIVE'S
WIRES CROSSED
The following article was published
in the Spokesmao-Review on Novem- i
ber 8:
"Although she is suspected of being
mentally unbalanced. Mrs. John Fred
erickson, alias Albina Long, age 27,
a waitress, was clever enough to per
suade Bonners Ferry authorities re
cently she could not be wanted by the
Spokane police, according to P. S.
Alkus of the Burns agency,
"A warrant for her arrest on a bad
check charge was sent to Bonners
Ferry. When the officers attempted
to arrest her she flashed a $5000 check
signed by Clarence J. Long.
" 'Why, Sheriff Long of Spokane is
my brother,' she told the Idaho offi
cers. "There surely is a mistake about
me being wanted for anything in Spo
kane.' The size of the check and their
belief that it had been signed by Sher
iff Long so impressed the Bonners
Ferry authorities that they released
he .y-,
She was arrested in Spokane Sat-
urday together with John FTederick
son - who claims to be her husband, on
a charge of vagrancy.
They were al
leged to be living together and the
warrant lor their arrest was sworn to
by a Mr - Lon K- who claims to be her
husband. The woman asserts she was
never married to Long, although they
liv Ç (t together as man and wife for
wbiIe ' slle ^ r - Aikus.
, .'J" a . 8t night she was also charged
an °a lîeged "victim 'who
claims she defrauded him of $35
check.
"P. S. Alkus said, 'We have had
mérous complaints of her activities,
j^'puty Prosecutor Bunge will have
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Sheriff Fisher and Prosecuting
torney Wilson state that the Spokane
authorities have deliberately misrep
resented matters in regard to the
lease of the Long woman. She was
j'arrested near White's camp upon a
telegram from the Spokane officials
ware notified that she was being
£* ,1, ^ T t'7 he fS° kan ® officials
tailed to send an officer here to eret
the woman and would not allow a
man who was here when the
At
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woman
was arrested and who was the com
Plaining witness against her, to bring
her int0 Spokane, because he was not
an officer.
The Long woman secured
t . he s ®ü vi , ce ® ot a Iocal attorney who
denlanae( l her release from jail be
cau f®' UI1(ler the Idaho statutes she
t ? l V < 011 y 16 heltl a certain number
'of hours. The afternoon the woman
was released a woman deputy from
Spokane arrived to take her. The
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It's Only Human
You appreciate a little personal attention. Everybody does.
No one likes to do business where he feels that he Is not
appreciated. We are all quite human.
THAT'S WHY OUR BANK TRIES TO GIVE PERSONAL
ATTENTION TO ITS CUSTOMERS, TO LOOK AFTER
EVERY DETAIL, NO MATTER HOW SMALL,
come In personal touch with our patrons, to be of real ser
We try to
vice, to extend every courtesy and above all, to safeguard
all funds entrusted to onr
care. We wUl try to meet you
more than half way. That's one of the things that help
to make onr Bank (he BEST Bank for
yon.
FIRST STATE BANK
of Bonners Ferry, Idaho
"Oldest Bank In the County"
Long woman was still in this district,
having returned to White's camp, but
the Spokane officer made no attempt
to get her. While at the county jail
the Long woman did claim relation
ship to Sheriff Long of Spokane, but
did not flash a check or money of
any kind, and this part of the article
was a pure fabrication.
FOUND—Ladies' purse at the I. O.
O. F. hall Saturday,
cover
Owner can re
same at Herald office by pay
ing for this advertisement.
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A Home Made Book
and trappers' i
wherein animals, birds and Insects
personified are always interesting to
youthful readers. James Ferbrache, a
well known citizen of our town, has
composed a book of verses, some of
them in the canoe-rocking meter of
Hiawatha. The book is neat and ar
tistic, and is illustrated by Isabelle
Nelson, in the sketchy style df an out
ing magazine. The school libraries
should have this book.
Hunters'
stories
are
W. S. WALKER.