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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-23
Additional Locals

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Princess Flour is best by test
DR.. Hoyt was visitor at Moscow
Sunday.
John Bradbury of Moscow was a
Sunday visitor here.
]. I. Mitcham went to Lewiston on
business trip Sunday.
Andrew Hill and family are visiting
on Potlatch Ridge this week.
Princess Flour makes nice
white loaves.
Joe Atchison returned Saturday
from trip OF several weeks in the
east.
Mrs. J. T. Moser and sister, Miss
Woolheter, visited Lewiston last Sat-
urday.
Princess Flour makes bread
like "Angel Food Cake.
D. S. Hunter CT Charleston. WASH,
was in town the latter part of last
week on business trip and called at
the Gazette Office
c. F. Bryne and Mrs. Frank Bryne
went to Moscow Sunday to attend a
banquet of the Knights of Columbus, a
newly organized lodge in that city.
A large crowd of base ball enthusi.
asts went to Juliaetta Sunday to see
the game between Deary and Jullaetta
which was won by the former, IA tot.
Princess Flour is the best
for bread, cake and pastry.
c. Fahnolz has lost four-year-old
colt which disappeared last Saturday;
weight about 800; color, bay and
branded L. Any information will be
appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Harper re.
turned last Saturday from their we'd
iding trip, and have started house.
keeping in the second story of the
depot building.
Princess Flour makes more
and better bread than any
other flour.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will give
chicken dinner at the city hall, Satur.
day, May /, from II to g. Hot biscuit
and hot chicken dinner, 25c per
plate.
Chas. Schulz, who has been employ.
ed at T. P. norangs during the winter
season. has quit and is now a gentle
man of leisure. Last Friday he went
to Lewiston for the Blossom Carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Stanton and
Hugh Stanton started>for the timber
last Saturday morning where they
will spend the summer. Mrs. Hugh
Stanton left for Reubens last Sat-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
WOODFORD

Noodrord okla Jan { Christ
mae i- over and "a quiet time it was.
vcHmnc here pa scl of nicely.
Grover nm of Rush Springs is
spending rh, holidays with relatives
and friends here
m, wcIdiul bells have been rIag
ING promiscuous'y IN this community
during tlo last two weeks.
Reys pan Curb ana Miles Hayes.
of Ardmorc are CON ,ucunr a pro
uactcd meeting az the Baptist church
this week
our gin made last run for this sea.
son Yesterday The crops were VERY
Light indeed in this section this year:
iu fact, the shortest crop ina, was
ever known Ihrouah This part.
u. ID aud " J. Nhyrs have gone ~
Arlmoro tuiay
The young people Of Woodford had
quite au enjoyable time during the
HOLIDAYS Our boys ar- 10 he cspc.
cially commended for their moral
coutuct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
"A Better Days Work"

because it explains ways OF doing the days work in
less time, with less work and worry, with unfal.
ms accuracy.
a Better Days Work" is book o, 100 pages
well printed, profusely illustrated, and bound IN
strong limp covers. 1T Is business mans text
book says manufacturer who received copy,
and right 10 the point"
\ man in lewiston Idaho says 1T is entitled to
as good shelf as any in my library work OF
art"
We want YOU to have copy OF "A Better Days
Work" however II otas an adOrnment for your
book shelves, but for reference on top Of the
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-05
Why You Enjoy this Book.

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23
An Explanation.
pec1ine OF Thnnksgiving.

There has been for several years past
rapid decadence in the observance in
this country of sentimental holidays, both
secular and religious. The secular OBJ
servance of Labor day, Decoration day,
the 22d of February and the Fourth of
July and the religious observance of
Thanksgiving day, Christmas and Easter
have declined constantly for a long time,
but in a most marked manner for the last
ten years. There has been no disposition
to abandon these days as holidays, but
they have been gradually turned into days
of recreation and sport.
Some of the elderly people regard this
change with pain. When the veterans of
the Civil War see Decoration day devoted
to races, football and pienies they heaye
a sigh. and when old-fashioned New Eng
land Christians see the way in which
Thanksgiving day is prostituted to the
same amusements they consider it nothing
less than dissertation.
In the case of Thanksgiving day, which
has such tender social and religious asso-
Citations. who can blame the patriarchs
for shifting on their breasts when they
see what it has come to: At this time of
the year their minds wander back to the
neat little village in which they were
born. They recall not only the bounteous
feast that was spread, but the loving
family reunion, with its joyful and its
sadder notes. They hear the tolling OF
the bell for the hour of worship. they see
the little church crowded with devout
worshipers and they hear the long and
earnest thanksgiving sermon. 1t has all
vanished like the baseless fabric of a Wis
ion and left not rack behind. How can
they be anything but sad?
While younger people may not be able
to regard the change in the light of sacri-
lese. nobody can well doubt that society
and human nature are the poorer for the
desuetude of these sentimental holidays
The feelings of patriotism inspired by
some of them. the filial and fraternal af
lection kept alive by others and the relig-
ious sentiments aroused by others consti-
tute a distinct loss. The substitution of
various sports and day of dissipation is
a bitter mockery of the elevated enjoy
ments which used to mark these occasions
Chicago Chronicle.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23
HOW TO SELECT A TURKEY.
Get Young Bird from Vermont II
You Can-The Best Pumpkin.

Get Young Bird from Vermont If
You Can-The Best Pumpkin.
Just because the Presidents turkey
comes from Rhode Island don't jump to
the conclusion that Little Rhody turkey
marketman the other day. "Of course it
sounds well to say that your bird is
cousin to the Presidents bird, but just
as good turkeys come from Vermont and
Michigan as from Rhode Island
TO tell the truth, the majority of
Thanksgiving birds are raised in those
two States and are sent to Rhode Island
Just before Thanksgiving to be fattened.
They could be fattened just as we'll at
home, but a Rhode Island reputation is
worth 8 cents pound more.
IF you're wise though. you'll ask for
Vermont turkey, for then you'll get
bird just as good, just as fat as the
Rhode Island grand. but you won't be
taxed for the Rhode Island reputation.
Another thing. Don't shy SO at
frozen turkey. l have eaten turkeys that
have been frozen for months, and you
could not tell but what they were fresh
turkeys.
And don't insist on your turkey being
too fat, if you want a young, tender
bird. 1t is too early in the season for a
young turkey to be fat. The proper thing
to ask for is young tom turkey.
IF the clerk is very anxious that you
take a fat turkey, get suspicious. Re
member, too, that a pretty looking bird
is not always the tenderest. Often dis
reputable specimen is the sweetest and
tenderest. And, of all things, be sure to
get on the good side of the clerk.
IF you want the best Thanksgiving
pumpkin pie you ever tasted buy the
small pumpkin of exceedingly reddish
color. Run your hand over it to see if it
is fine grained. The big yellow pumpkins
look beautiful, but the small red ones
have them beaten mile for flavor.
''Now, if this pie is made properly,
with the pumpkin about seven-eighths of
an inch thick. with little spice, and baked
so that notified yellow and brown glaze
appears across the top, pop it into the
refrigerator as soon as it has cooled
little and let it freeze. Let it freeze stiff,
and you'll have the most delicious pie you
ever tasted. Washington Post.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23
minnesota prisons the Best.

r. II. Underwood, of Texas, reports
as the result of an investigation into
the prison systems of the various
States and Canada. that Minnesota has
by far the best prisons TO be found
anywhere. They are not only self-sup-
porting and have fine system of dis
cipline and Industrial education, but
have paid better salaries TO employees
and have netted profit of s5.000000 in
the past fourteen years. This profit.
he says, has not gone to few iadivid-
uals, but to every grain grower in the
State who has used bidder Irvine. this
being the article mostly made and sold
by the prison factories. Mr. Under
wood has found that the penal systems
in five States are self-suppc4ting. and
that convicts generally are well cared
for. The parole system has been found
very satisfactory wherever tried and
IS becoming very popular
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23

Tommy, you mustn't eat so much Ev-
ton" Do you know what that is? Tom
MY suppose it's big glutton's little
boy.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Mrs. Snowe-'Liza. yoh wanter tell de
Lawd dat yoh monty grateful for dis
Thanksgivin' Day. Liza-Ah done told
Him, nanny, an it seem ter me dat He
say Don't mention it, chile, dis amt
muffin ter wot yoh gwine ter git avn
Chris mus. brooklyn Life.
Mrs Neebud-You should not blame
me. John; 1 followed the directions of
the recipe book. | left the turkey in the
oven four hours. John (trying to be ten
der)-But was the oven hot, dearest?
Mrs. Neebud-Oh, you are so cruel, John !
How can you expect me to think of ev-
erything Smart Set.
Johnny-Pa, what is tact? Wise Pa
Tact, Johnny, is knowing how to do
things without appearing to be doing
them. For instance, l asked Mr.. Arid
man to Thanksgiving dinner, and Incl
would entertain us on the piano. Mr.
Aridman said he was so sorry he couldn't
come.-Boston Transcript.
my patrons" said the marketman to
Mr.. Meddergrass, complain that those
last turkeys sold them, and which /
got from you, had pronounced gamy
flavor" Its them fool boys O. mine"
laughed Mr.. Meddergrass, slapping his
thigh. Their NAV told EN- not to play
seven-up any more, an it made 'em so
mad they chopped up their deck o. cards
an mixed it with the turkey feed
Judge
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23
TED's STORY OF THANKSGIVING.

we had all sat down to dinner on that giao
Thanksgiving Day
There were uncles, aunts and cousins VINO
had come from far away
But before he carved the turkey grandpa
turned to little Ted,
Can you tell Us why we celebrate Tnanks-
giving Dayr' he said.
Now Ted was only six, but he knew the
story well.
And he drew himself up proudly, Tor twas
one he loved to tell.
Inc Pilgrims wished TO worship dou tnu
way that they thought best.
But the king said they must go to cnnren
along with all the rest.
80 they fled across the ocean and they
came right over here;
Twas just as cold as could be--'twas tne
winter of the year;
And our country then was different, anu
So the whole one hundred of EN- had to
land on Plymouth Rock.
1T was such a hard, cold winter that they
died of thick and fast,
But finally it was over and the spring nad
come at last
And when the Pilgrims gathered in their
harvest in the fall,
They felt SO very happy, they wers thank
full, one and all.
"And they thought they'd set apart day In
which to praise and pray,
And they also had a feasting which tney
called Thanksgiving Day
And that is why we keep 1t when our
crops are gathered in,
Because we. too. are thankful to have hiied
each loft and bin.
And I'm thankful to the Pilgrims because
they made the day,
For like good big dinner and time to
romp and play"
And when our Ted had finished THAT was
well told,' grandpa said
And the aunts and dncles shouted, Here's
three cheers for little Ted!"
st. Nicholas
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

Tacoma adopted the commission
form of government by a vote of APP
proximately to l.
Brig. Gen. Kimball retired, died at
his home in Washington, ID. c., of
heart failure. aged So.
Clarence Pierce. aged 10 years, died
in hospital at Wilmington, Del, from
injuries received in game of football.
a. L. Lawshe, who resigned as third
assistant postmaster general few
days ago, may be appointed governor
Of New Mexico. according to current
report.
Mrs. Irene FrizeIle Isman, the former
Chicago actress, well known TO thea
ter-goers as Irene Frizelle in Peggy
from Paris" was granted a divorce in
Philadelphia from Felix Isman,
wealthy real estate operator and the
atrical producer
John II. Mackie, a former business
man Of Columbus. Ohio. was convicted
by Cincinnati jury Of embezzling ST.
coo belonging 10 his wife's mother.
Sentence was deferred
Arthur P. Heinze was sentenced TO
prison Tor ten days and nneu S-9u bt
Judge Ray in New York on a charge
Of obstrucling justice by advising
witness to cvade service.
Rev. Frederick II. Ward. pastor OF
the Baptist Church a Freewater, Ore
gon. pleaded guilty TO higamy at Walla
WaIla. Wash, and was sentenced TO
five years in the washington peniten-
tiary. Ward admitted having wives in
four States.
a runaway horse attached 10 bug
~ IN which three students Of Fairyiew
Academy. SrroudSburg. Pa. we're rid
ing dashed into Lake 8EinoIo- Albert
Kocher and Edith Frantz were drown
cd Miss Annie Shupp. the third mem
Der OF the party. was rescued in water
up to her neck
Seven suits. each aggregating sIe.-
eco. were fled in the courts OF Norfolk
and Suffolk Counties. Massachusetts.
by counsel for Charles s Cummings
Wa is under arrest in connection with
tie .'ramington toxin note forgery
case All OF those sued are stockhold-
ers OF the Boston and Oaxaca Mining
Company of Mexico
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23
Quite Unexpected.

"Will you please carve the turkey, Mr..
Grizzly?' asked the landlady
Mr.. Grizzly. malevolent scowl showing
on his forehead. picked up the carving
knife as warrior seizes the sword and
attacked the fowl. Slice after slice of
the juicy white meat fell away as though
it were snow yielding to the breath of
early spring. Joints came apart as easily
as child's block -house is knocked down.
Mr.. Grizzly began to puff and pant. A
strange look of bewilderment came into
his eyes.
The cranberry sauce came on the table.
1t was perfect. 1t did not, as had been
expected. have the thickness and stringi-
ness of glue Mr. Grizzly was breathing
hard. And so it went through all the
dinner, and when at last he failed to
find hair pin and two or three marbles
in the mince pie, he turned white as a
sheet and fell to the floor. Physicians
were summoned and labored over him for
hours. When at last he returned to con-
sciousness, he muttered:
Fourteen years in a boarding house,
and heaven at last Judge.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-23
Little whites Thankfulness.

In Sunday school last Sunday our teacher
says to me-
''And are you thankful, Willie? You surely
ought to be-"
And VIXEN 1 told her Eyes, ma'am," she
says: That's right, my DEAR
Nov tell US why you're thankful, so all the
class may hear
couldn't seem to hardly remember what
to say,
But still l knew blame well was thankful
anyway:
And al the class was waitin', and remem-
Gared then,
But didn,, like to tell till the teacher spoke
aga n.
| asst her to excuse me /; she kept on urgin',
though
And you mustn't tell no fbbers, cause
Godll know, you know"
So told her | was thankful--fer that's the
truth, you see
Cause pas got rheumatizzum, and can't
chase after me.
IS. L. Kiser.