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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-03-05

A combination of the equal suffrage
surprise of every one, passed the res
olution submitting equal suffrage TO
the people through the house. OF
course there vas no understanding
between the two interests. Earlier in
the session equal suffrage was defeat
ed in the house and was presumed to
be out of the way for the session, but
Whiting of Sanborn introduced a new
resolution providing that women might
vote upon all questions touching the
sale of intoxicants. This resolution
came up for third reading on Wednes-
day. Representative Fitch. who is re-
garded as the leader of the equal suf-
frage contingent among the house
members. presented petitions contain
ing 10000 names asking for unquali-
fed equal suffrage. Morris moved to
amend the pending resolution by sub
s~tituting absolute equal suffrage for
1t and the liquor contingent, conceiv-
ing it would be easier to defeat I'M
qualified suffrage at the polls than to
defeat the provision to let the women
vote on temperance measures, threw
in their strength and the equal suf-
frage amendment prevailed. The joke
is on Whiting. who has throughout
the session been the leader of the
opposition to equal suffrage, while
favoring the limited suffrage measure.
He made a strenuous fight against his
own bill as amended. but was beaten
and So stands az the author of the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-03-05

state OF South Dakota, county OF Kings
bury .-ss.
III. H. Carroll, president OF the above nam
ed bank, do s0iemnly swear that the above
statement In true to the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief.
J. III. CARROLL, Pres.
subscribed and sworn to before me this
2nd day Of March, 1909.
ID. A. CRAWFORD. Notary Public.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-03-05

Mr.. Cable, chairman Of the house
appropriations committee, has secured
the enactment OF his line of bills pro-
viding for greater economy in expen-
ditures generally and particularly in
public printing. His first bin empow-
ers the auditor to refuse to allow n
voucher which Is not itemized to the
smallest item Of expenditure: the next
requires the auditor In his annual re-
port TO print the items contained In
each voucher. 1t Is believed this pro-
vision will make officials extremely
careful in the expenditure Of their APP
preparations; another bill limits the
amount Of matter which may be print
ed in most Of the annual reports and
specifically cuts out much that now
Is printed at great cost, Is the long
list Of passes issued to employees by
the railroad companies and the item
lied separate reports for each rail
road company from the report ~ be
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be ser ltute Wonteucgro'a bintucg jll
gchcu
Grppu couocniirtcr Wilh.

@oibiuNton, 10. 2lpriI. -
9inh cincm iocbcn pcr0iicntIihtcn De
riht oc3 itotiitiihcn Niirenu3 crpor.
tirtc1 0ie Ncr. Stootcn i'm &crImnic
ser lcbtcu 10 Sabre conbctiirtc MiIh
inn @crthc pon $t6,O00,0O0. &ou
rSnbr 81 Snbr bat oicicr Grport 5llNc.
nonuncn mo I'M IcBtct Sabre, 1908,
nit ciucm @crtbe pon $2,500,0OO
irincu N0hcplltt crrcicht. Gen groB-
ten Ncrbrouh conocnItrtcr Milh, btc
bolpti0d)lid noh ocu Sropen1cgen-
6cn junI &criuuot fommt bate in
Icbtcn Sabre lntcr ocn 0mcrituni.
lhcn Mln0cu Gubo nit ciucm Son.
ilnt I'M @crtbc Don ST 100000 oui.
5ruuciicn.
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gl6lcbcn oes 4opclliiteu Gralufuro.

Sorrcnto. 10. 9lpril. 49, i
Marion GropIorb, Der befonntc ame.
ritoliIde 9topeIliit lit oelieru 9lbeno
bier geItorbcn. (t}rancia Wiorion
CRAWFORD mar nm =. 9luglit 1854
ala Sobn 0eS SllbbuuerS Sbonos
CRAWFORD in Succo, Stulien, geboren.
Gr erbieIt ieinc 9lusbiIolmg 5u Gon.
ccro, MaiI, houn 1S70-7i am Sri.
nitp College III Cambridge, gnglono,
lpGtcr ihloirtc CT beionbers Sonsfrit
ino oricntaliihc Sprohen III &orls.
r,,be, Seibelberg uno Hom. 1879
gin9 er nadj Snoien, no cr poriibcrs
gebcno 5u 9l(lnbuboo Den nSnoion
Sernlo" berouSgob. Roh leincr
Hildtebr nuhAmcritu i'm Sabre 1880
idrieb or ben Honon ,,Wir. Sioocs",
Ger bon groBcm Griolg beg,citet mar.
Gtc 3abI ieincr piclgcleicncn Nopcl.
len lmo Ronanc lit grob. Scit 1884
lcbtc CRAWFORD tbciI9 III Ncp, Dorf,
tbcils in Sorrcnto.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
9lui Der Tabrt Ucrungliitt.

Wnilonb, 10. 9lprii. - Gin
irun50lild)er lcntborcr 2llitboIlon ocr
nit Orci Sllitihiiicrn nn Noro pon
EoriS olilticg, lit gcItcrn llmucitGon.
II oui itolicuiihem 9oocl obue oic
SnIalien geIonoct. 0im bciiIrhtet,
roB Der 9oIlon oui ser 6obrt IN ci.
ncn Stlrnl gcrictb llo bic 6rci Hltit'
ictiiier ans Dem Srogtorb in bic 1iciC
Qeihlellocrt mlrocn. Die &crlullliid
ten lmo GnpitGn Mcpcr, &:cptcuout
@oroiIt uu0 cnl Otom Nomcn9 Eot.
tcrlon. Sc,ltc. bic ousacinnot mlr.
hCn, nm nod Dem GcrbIcib scr &cr.
miBtcn 5it iori6en bobeil pcrihicoc,
nc, ibncn 9ebori9e @c0cnIt0noc &c.
ilrn0eu.
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Eapicr ans yaumiuullitanScu.

Goroclc, 90, 8. 9(pril. - Gen
9InInnG elmer ncuen rSnbuitric oeS
SiioenS beoeltet Gin loeben befonut
Ncgcbcncr Gontroft Der lt0oiiiden@c.
borocn iiber Souoobtrctlug 5ir Gr.
'rihtllng elmer ,}ubrif, in Der Fopicr
aus 9ollmluoqitolhcu bergciteQt luer.
bcn lon. Sic ,Sobrif, nit oeren @nl,
bcrcita in Der fonlnlcnoen Wohc bc.
0onncn lucrbrn miro, miro bic critic
ibrer Hlrt III Der Non5rn aulturmcIt
lcill. IS bcibt bn6 nlcbr olS 1oOtSc.
nclnipcicu ocr @olnlluOllbonc Dcrcit1
ploncll iid Der ncllcn >5nOuitric nn.
6uidlicbcn.
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Wiilliunariobu mittrllus.
Bobnt nit ieiner 6rml III cinem
moblirten 3immcr mO foht lid
Ole WtobI5eitcu icIbit.

Nem Dorf, 10. ?lpril. - &n.
W. Shluenter, JIM, beiien Batter
WtilIionGr lit mo I'M nHipcroulc
Ipurternent Souie," 9tr. So. &iper-
libe Gripe, iuobnt, crihien geitern I'M
Stobtgerid,t Dor 9iid)ttr So tSetro,
rn I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ola
3cuac pcrllolnrlen 81 lUcroen. Ger
24jGbrigc iltngC Mann bate lid am
13. September Dorigen SobreS III
Ssrlep.Gitp init Der SbullipielerilI
Dtap MllrroD pcrbeiratbet nno einlgc
Gage 0orulli I'M Heltuliront BON Hec.
tor SIR 6cier Scr GbcldlleBina clll
.5eitmabl ge9cbeu, OuS $59i toitetc.
90 or cS nid)t be5ablte, crying cin
llrtbeil ge9en Den Shlloner. 0eiict
Tollitrefilng lid oils irllhtlos tr.
luicS, luoroili 0a5 WunlieItntionapcr=
Iabrel Neqcn Shluenter citgclcitrt
lpuroc. aliis Den 9lntporteu bco
SdulOners ouf bic ibnl porgclt1tcu
sSragen gin9 berpor, baB or nit lei,
ncr tSrou IN einenl m0blirtcn 3im=
mer in bem Souic gfr. l26. Eorf.
sIoemle, pobnc, 100 lie lid) rcdt ipir.
Iide NabIjeiten auf cinem fIeineu
@osofcn ielbit 5nbereiten. Seroienen
tbut Der iitngc WiIIionGrsiobn nidts,
oo ollie icine @enuibuugen nm cine
SteIlung obne Griola gebliebeu iin0.
Gr lebt nit ieincr sSrau bon flcincn
9elobetragen. Die CT bon 6rel,noc,l.
oenen er frilber 8eIo borgeid)oiltn,
3ltrilderb0It ooer oie ibm ieineS dlpe-
tier giebt. Gle lebte Nod)e bate CT
MIR $15 5llr Teriiiaung getabt, mo.
bon aIlein 81 mlf Mietbc nerlponbt
fuerben mllBten; ougenblidlib Itebt
er obte Gent bo inb obnc 5u pilien.
mie er Den 2eben$ll1lterlnIt iiir lid
ltnb ieinc Trou IN bcn llGhIten "a.
gen beif)uffen iou. Scin goter bat
i'm, Ieircr 9ln9ebc nod, nit olltu
8cIuhen Inn 8el0 SIR 8riinb,ln9 Ell.
iier @riitcn5 ober gum llnterbolte 5it.
riidgetpieien. 8ie 8erbanolung mur.
De oonn chi Gienitag pertagt.
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Eoitmciitcr 1. 9lalIc.

gSo binAtoL 10. llpril. -
9lcprGlcntunt NoIIncc uon ?Irtonlu3
hrod1tc Qcitcru cine Nil cill bie bcn
FoItmciitcrn /. MIoiic ais Golnpenio
tIon 100 Frojcut Der critcu $50 ibrcr
sImt1ciltnnbmcll GOEro5cnt Der n0d)s
ltcn 500, % Ero5Cnt Ger natbltcn
5000 mo cu0Iih 10 Eroicnt oIler
meitercn Ginnobmcn NcmGbrt. Gic
Gompcnlotiun ioll icboh in fciucm
Sale mcbr olS $3.50 betro0cu.
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Carnegie ebrt Noot's Weroienitc.

llticn a. N..9J 10. 9(pril. = ~
V. Strpfcr, Der Iraiibent bes Dieii.
gen 9anlilton College, fiinoigtc &C.
tern al, onb 9lnorcu carnegie 5000
600 iilr oaS Sl,ftihlt gcItiitct bat, bit
OILS .GliDn Hoot.6ricocnsionS" bc,t
Seroicnitcn Glibu Roots, Der icincr,
5eit bier graouiric, INN Grbaltina
ees internotionalrn Orieoens Elm odu'
crnocs Ienfntal iesen io4. Die Gar'
negie'ihe Stiftung piro ncbc,i anbe'
rrn @crbeiieriinecl, cine icit Inngcr
3cit oringcnb geluiinid,te Iufbeiie.
ru''9 Der 8ebdIicr 5nr Gnlge bubcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
Ten Sutcrcicn Der IcmOfratc &C.
,uiomct.

Buffalo, N..D., 8. glpril. -
ltornon e. Dad, Toriiter bcS ocno-
frotiihcn NniionoI Gonliic'S, fin.
bi1t bclltc an, bob cr oIlc 8orbcrci.
tlm9cll iiir Die YcroiIcntlidllng cinca
hcn 3ntcrclien Der Oenofrutiihcn
Tortci gcmionlctcn NonntSnlogo}ina
ppQcnoct bat. Ioiiclbc ioli Den No
men o!fntionnI WaGn}iuc" iiibrcu
mo ieinc critic 9tltnnncr miro lm1c.
i0br am /. .Dini cribcincn. ScilrC
Mitnrbcitcr iuniniicn Scnotcrcn. Rc,
pr0Icntauten, 8puuernelirc mo AT
bcrc bcrporru8cnoc UiitBIc6cr Scr
ocnlofrotlidcn Tortei.
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Sd,ncc in HprbsYclusy)orf.

Snterlnfcn, II, gt..D., 10. 9lpril
S0crtc lit Der 9oocn III birIigcr
Bcgcno orci 3ou bod nit Sdncc be.
ocdt; Der SdlnecioQ ouucrt nod iori
mo bel bcItiacm Niioc lit Die lcn,.
pcrohlr aui 30 8rao bcrlultcrgcgoi.
gen. Gic 3lucigc Der Y1lImc iino mi
icr Der 2oit bcS icild]tcn Shnees iici
herllnterge5ogcn ino Die SbiibGlruc
bilBcn niclc gleitc cin. 9lud oic &c.
Observation-Disclosures limo uicIioh III,
tcrbrotcn 10 boB Der Ecrfcbr lhDcr
s., Iciocn bot.
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grntalc Scbanblnus pon Settles.
franfeu.

GcS W Dimes, Sa., 8. sfpril. -
GdS SanS i1ooiiirtc ben ienlationcl.
len 9erd)t oc5 observation-disclosures.
9onlitc'6 bcirciIS grouionter yebaub-
hung bon Sniniien Der StaatS Sr.
renbaiier. Der geridt iiibri aus.
oaB fpeiblidc Sniaiien ladt in einsn
@onm einaeiperrt, anoeren eisfoIte
gaoer pfrabfoIet iuuroen. baB cine
Der 6ranen BON eiiient iorbieen Wdr-
ter ongegriffen lrirhe, rno meIoet
mclicr y5dblreihe Broilian,teits6eIifte.
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Icr;wciflnngstl)nt cincs S6auficnrs

0lcn Cove, q. y. 8. 9(pril. -
GboS. !. Canton, Gin Gbnuiielr,
brohtc bcutc ieiner ilngcn Wottin
cine lpabrideinlid) iobtIihe Shub.
wlnoc bci mo tootctc lid iclblt ourd)
cincn 3luciielt Sdi,B. Gos Ynor bate
fiir5lid) Dcbeirotbct mo Die jlmgc
Srnil mar icitbcr aIS Tieiritbotin il,
cincr rciden 6anlilic tb1tig. Iup.
ten bottc ibr Dtrlprohcn, om ( Wlai
eincn cigcnrn SuilSbaIt on5uinngcn.
mo GcrjluciiIlng bnriiber bob or
rldt I'M Stanbc mar, icin Veriprcd)cl,
81 boltcn, ioa i'm 5u Der 3bni &C.
tricben Dnbrn.
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Hidlicr 00rdl.

Soopfinapillc, &u., 8. Hprll.
- Ben, alias Ypofcr Yromc, ciu Is.
iGbriAcr 9tcger, iuurbc bclltc mcncn
cincS lmlittlidcn 9Inariif9 olii Die II.
i0brige Sodltcr beS 6urmerS &nt.
@ec ourh rincn aus 25O Surlncrn be.
ltCbcnocn Mob an ciucm @nlun oli.
gcbdn1t ,SrI. @ce ibcntifi,irtc oen
Nc9cr politip ol2 0eu Gcriibcr ocS
9luoriii5.
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ssorbernng abgclcbnt.

Bo bingtoiLa q 10. 9lpril. -
Nderboilcfretor Wiion clltid)ieo &C.
tern oabin, bob Ole 6oroerlng Der
Neip'Dorf Central gabn il, Sobc poyl
S36, 900, ais 9iiiferitattuiis ibrcr
ansgabcn fir bic Gesinieftion bon
euenbabniuagcn 5ir 3eit Der yieb.
Eiiarnntdnc 5u llnrcd]t beiiebc, imb
bcnadrittigtc Die Seieliboit, DAB
oas Geparten,cnt oie 3ablnng Der &C.
lcrocrtcn Sun,mc oblcbncil miiiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

Baron o'Gitournelles De Can.
itant bat I'M 0tdnen Der iron3oiiihen
parlanentariid9en Shieosgerihis.
@ruppe oas tiirfiide YarIament ein.
gelooen, irt Slni eiiIc gIbprbnrl1
sun, Sciud) nort Enris ju iei,oen.
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w., 'M S,,,. '"" 50. ,n,,. ,uon -1''".'| W.: ,.' w
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,,:h ,n.,.,,,a, ,,,,,n>,. ~ W: 90, 80; =.
m,;I;.%,. M ,Hl' w. ,',';ll:n,I;n ~ g.,'S ,>:, 49,
,,an.ro w. n.;ho w; So; o;'D - -
o" '''a,, 81, r;;tr,, ] ~.'o"'> w "''t":H t'':.;
;hn, % ~ m,,,,,,',>,,, onS,'" ",, y, ~" 's' t,,
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N"''N'> N"'> ''''''>'. D" N''"""N"'
Y eop'h'l"ttl'' oFop1'
Wlcm lO. Tprll!-- SIC bcuorlte'
heilocn Ncrbon0lluAcn Der muB1c-
bcnocll Nnttorcn III Mlcn uno "lion-
pclt lIher ole lillNorldc Nultfro9r
lcntcn Die oIl1enlcIne NuInlcrtlomtclt
nllr 'ldl. Mnn rrNnct ldon lcbt nit
Dem Gr9ehlllB, ooB tlnc bc'rlcol1cnoc
Snnlng oe@ Vnllt Eroblcma mnbrs
lhclnlIh enc @cldnImt Ncnllllpn
oeS 'llgorllden SObmcta VSctcrlc Iol'
gen miro.
9lnc Ncrlt1nOlan0 olIl Der neuer.
nu99 iulcoer ltort bctontcn Vuls bon
&ortellbontcn gilt III bIcllQcn belnlls
terrlhtctcu &reI'en ais uolllN alagcs
lhlnnen 9lnt oItrcld)lhcr Scitc Tin
oct Der aortcllbont %lun nld)t 0lc
AerlnNlte Segcnllcbc, DtoBgcbcnoc
oltrclhlde Eolltltcr CrFl0rcn, 6aB es
MIR 5ipelerlel Hcbc: Cntlpcocr pollc
VontgcHclnlornteit oocr uoIlc Vants
trenlumg. Eie >S0Cc, ulltcr 6cnl 0erf
rnontcl elmer &ortcIIbont nit oltrei-
hnhcn @clo lmo oltrclhlldcm Gre
nlt cine lelhlt'tdnolQc lnlAorildeSant
1roB III 5icbclL hat III @ien inmlcrs
oar cine lcbr cntldie0cnc 9Iblcbmulg
crfobrcn.
90 mlro onS lnGnruhc @ontpros
blcn, DcNcn Grie0lAung 0r0u9t, iuetl
ouS Ftlpilegll'lll DER 9ellleIll'olliell
sn,,, Ms,V SIs[ ""oHI .Ltas" -! \ <""' '", 'a' m
li;d,t mirncr shc;tcn. ci,,c ;r,ern,,;
tiid,c ori,o ,c;tior, o,,n3d,,t Mrs
Sic oooc So. onbiro+s SaofcrI, ,,u;,
rr6olthor n,orno, ,rc,rhn. nr ,or
oortc0 o,,nf ic5th,ftcr r,3d,tn ,bcr
Sohc; r;dt ,,ur o,,i h;c oa;c,cr o(h
ucio,u,o inrhprr o,,d ,ri Ser ont
;cb(n,icnru aaiher;,,rh hor mn, nc,,
NorIomprta Er3,ihcrtcr INN Huith
oc,hoortcn ,SIiiocla Scr ,,robh;;no;o,
fc;tn H,rtr; mcIcbcr uod ,r;c nn,
ii;r nSniop 5rc,n,,no c;rtr;tt ,tSst
9os aonl;t;orn -sn5ton, h,t =, H.,
oorr ,r;;rhI;h Observation-Disclosures :,
Soa Mi,i,tcriun g0efcrle ooi,,th
lint IN cirer oofooiic chc Ok h;o Nm
oohcr cri;;n4 hnt mcIhe i'm, nI.
l,chcrooro. oohiret" ,r,nr;;rol;t
i;bcrtroncr ,norrn
>I,4.a w oa
" Vt - ~ 70
r''W " " & IT 3
Etc bon cItNlndcn @Iottcrn Der
breItctc WcI0un1. onB Sr'trcld) In.
9orn en- ,Slottcn Fro9rnn1t onNc-
nonnten hobc. lueltcS ocl lnncDil9'
llhcn Ban bon Orcl ShIo6tlflIIcn
Der "lrcobnon0ht "2loIie porlcbe.
bat III clllcr Alln0Ncblil1 bon hlc'Ncr
ltnBgcbclocn Scttc gctilhrt. Us miro
crfl0rt onB Die clnlblo1lge gtodrIdlt
Der MlNt'N'lel'l'l'A p'oilf'c' @lr
'u''"'' uoH''''ou)i 'oo' o.'l ''''o "'uj
u'"s" W. : s"'''" @ us'u''',' va. W. lo'',, 'o,'o :,
Wv 'o'''''', ''"," ",n - '''' o'' >,".'
oo'' o''t -o'o,o '>o'''''" "'''"p'"'l-
w p'Ho1''''" ,, 'o', ~ w ''''''o,'' ~. -
'o' WI ''u' 'o|.O'n'N','" o.i,." W."'''''.o' ".
Nv, wv ,n,, l,' sn t >u"'.' i". 'o''l , ''' III
N"o:s ~: n.',-> .t"" ,.'' o>, ta;.s ",, ,r :e.
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Salimore, W.. Treimg hen is. Mpru 1909,

ISnpoliocnionOa lulrGc, blicb CT oud)
nod, %oriBcr Scr lchuiihcn Gom,
miiiion iilr Secid'iiiubrt bis GnNc
1897
Gngliide Siit5irrc bciih.
tiDcn H}idl@lono.
2 h dticIOcr.
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Ocmicn ais @eidenf.

Germ 8. s(prif. - Gic Sdlpeyer
9feeieriing bat Der 3egierung Der
Ser. Stoaten flint prabtige @elnien
QUO hcm gcrner Shcrlonb sun, &c.
idlent gelnodlI. Gie 9hicrr. erst
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@eiBen uno 5lpei 90de, lpltrben bellte
llnter Cbbut cine3 Observation-Disclosures
@drtcrS nod) 9Imcritu peridifft.
IooIcpcIt crrciht Sort
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-01-21
Mid.Winter Styles In Dress

'lf you are planning to have new
winter gown after the HOLIDAYS, y
writes Grace Margaret Gould in We
mans Home Companion for January,
There are one OF two things | want
to call your attention to in regard to
materials aud trimmings All of the
new fabrics have sheen effect, wheth-
er they are wool or silk. Fine cash
mere, which has such wonderful lui-
ter, Is a reliable aud fashionable
material The chiffon broadcloths are
still the vogue, and wool satin and
Henrietta cloth are dsifAtle mater.
ials. 1t is unwise to select. even for Il
winter gown too heavy material
The new style of dress demands light
weight fabrics. Much plain tucked
net matching the material Cf the
gown In color is used, and the maline
nets braided ore newer than the hletS.
For gown which you wish to werr
IN the evening or for informal social
affairs there is nothing better thDD
the lovely new crepee, which are so
soft and shimmery. Messaline aud
satin are still being much worn.
"In the way of oolors, all of the
shades of gray are in high favor and
are to be recommended because Of
their neutral iDconspicuous color.
raupe, which has an undertone OF dull
green, is extremely fashionable, but
the woman of pale CON plexion should
avoid it unless 1t Is frightened up
with a touch of some color which she
knows is particularly becoming to
her, Mole, elephant and London
smoke are all good gray shades. Ca
tawha, dregs OF vine, wistaria and
amethyst are fashionable shades, an /
hunters green IL also in demand. In
regard to the blues. which are apt to
be so universally becoming, there are
a number of fashionable shades,
There is tint known ns Edison blue,
which reminds one OF Alice blue, but
is darker. The blues with either a
tint nf green or an undertone of gray
are also good style, Not in long
time has black been considered as
smart as it is this year" "
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Institutes Commonwealth Day

Hereafter on February lat the an
niverssry of the admission Of Oregon
into the Union, an annual conference
will tie held at the University of Ore.
gon to discuss WAYS of enhancing the
service of this institution to the pFo
ple Of the tsate, The appropriate ole
of state university iu the lite of
progressive commonwealth is rapidly
expanding. lhe need of Oregon for
expert aid from the university in ton.
ing W its institutional lie Ia partic-
ulsrly apparent. The radicslly demo.
cratic organization that the people OF
this state have assumed and the mag.
niticent prospects 1t has in all lines
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the kids get their first glimpse OF wfat
Santa Claus brought them, did it ct
prove what an old book says abO0t 1t
being "more blessed to give than ro-
ceive," or didn't it?
The Oil Trust will have to put In a
new underground ripe line into Mis-
souri,.
Any person who says the president
will not bag at least ten elephants in
Africa is a candidate for the Ananias
Club.
Mark Twain has been legally iucor-
porated. That's what comes from as.
sociation with trust magnstes.
The winegrowers vast high tariff.
They will never let the ambitious poor
cultivate a champagne appetite.
johnson, OF Minnesota, Is said to
be thinking already about 1912. He
has the support Of McCarren and the
opposition of Bryan. Seems to be a
tie.
The German Emperor is reported as
broke. Perhaps be has just got
through with his holiday shopping
Root, Wright, Loeb, Lodge, Knox
these are some of the names con-
nected with the Taft Cabinet posi-
tions. 1t looks as il the "now-l-say''
man was correct in suggesting a cabi
net In words of one syllable.
Some people are so rich that they
can 90 to the opera and have beef
steak too.
1t is to be feared that seven year.
in the Presidential chair has a tend
ency TO spoil even the sweetest TEN
per.
Tammany Hall, having been reput'
lated by about every thing political, II
now bguring to gave itself by repudi
ating Mcclellan. Tammauy's trouble
is that the greater city OF New YorA
has outgrown it, and the fact would
as well be recognized.
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the notched ears we're neatly healed.
Then came the msgp e.. 5!uddled 10
gether for warmth the hogs lay like
sarGines, awaiting the next meal Tie
msgpie were out looking 10. some
thing TO eat, toe.
One bird, pelched Oh fat pig :
hack notice. a tiiup OF blood Gu tie
that p,C's ear The bird peCket nj il
AID found it sooi lhe hog hap' ell
nis cars aui gruuted The magri4
"asscd the goat aord slOup,
rhe birds haze kept every tou ear
ut he cut'r" hundred bleeding ever
since aud Mr Ely declares IN SOM
cases the aniUsls ave lost H. nuch
as half an sa'. be beasts ale de-.
feuseless animals try to get their
heads under some Other hog to dodge
the birds, but the maepies are too
quick aud never leave the job a min-
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MAKE CUT In FIRE
INSURANCE RATE

The fact that the State Board of
Underwriters ve made new surrey
at Hco1 River aud have reduced in
surance rates here will be weloUme
news to Hood River residents and
business men. Ibe survey was made
by Stanley G. JeUett, of Portland and
the decrease in IHtes runs from to
75 per cent, with HI average decrease
on all insurance rates Of about 20 per
cent. Insurance on dwellings houses
receives the biggest cut, the rates
being lowered from so to rs per cent,
Stocks In stores get big reduction in
rates, particularly where they are To-
Gated in brick buildings. Brick or
concrete buildings receive CORES
pondingly low rate.
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SHOTS HERE AND THERE

There Is SO ardent chorus OF ap-
proval OF Mr.. Knox's election to the
Secretary of State that 1t might make
him uneasy. Usually when the Amer.
ion people put man on pedestal
they come around week or two later,
ask who his"nibs, is aud begin to toss
rocks at him.
Mr.. Abe Ruef, OK boss and king OF
grafters gays he hopes "to get justice
from the Supreme Court of Califor.
MIA. " Right here is where we say
Amen to Abe's observation.
Now, here's a test case: When you
stood at the top of the stairs and saw
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make suggestion from scientif,

make suggestion from scientific
sources especially desirable.
1t will also greatly stimulate the sc .
tivities of the university and give it
larger purpose to get into helpful
touch With the practical needs and
constructive upbuilding # the state
Ains strongly and distinctly di.
rected to the promotion ct the com.
mon good will have most sslntsr,
ethical influence urou the student
body.
The subjects for discussion al .Le
hrst of these annual conferences viii
ha a. Oregou's Heritage, ocnserv
tton OF it for the people SO q who'll
and ~ the coordination of the act;s.
tiles of all the educational agencies in
the state. Prominent men from all
parts OF Oregon will participate. The
complete program will be annouuced
In few days
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-01-21
Magpies Eat Ears From 100 PorkerS.

Ike N. Ely of Hoover has discover
ed new hog pest Mr.. Ely has sty
of 100 pigs aud is making the fight Of
his life to keep them tIom being eRt-
en- alive by mngpies
When Mr.. Ely bought the pigs he
cut notch in each porker's ear as
mark of Identification. Just about
the time the present cold spell began
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The Independent, live we'll print
ed and we'll edited new weekly has
been started at Goldendale and came
to us last week for the first time.
Oscar q. Nelson Is the editor and
owner and states that his paper Ia In.
dependentsin politics.