davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-29
~? ? ? Is after you -!
IDENTIFY ROBBER by
HIS BIG BROGANs

Chicago.-James Echols was ldenti-
fled by his big feet by the victims OF
an attempted robbery and murder, and
is held for the grand jury Robert T..
Rhodes and James VI. Davis, negroes.
who were held up and shot at under
the Twelfth street viadpct, were the
complaining witnesses.
How do you know this is the
MANI" asked Municipal Judge Butler
Of Davis
"By his big feet, never did see such
big feet in all my life" answered
Davis.
How do you know this IS the
MANI" inquired the court Of Rhodes
why them feet" came the answer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-29

with several thousand feet Of costly
flume along the sand hills west Of
Ellensburg, and will shorten the feed
canal by several miles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

The readers OF this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dseadea elsease that science has
been able 70 cure IN All rs stageh,
ana that Is catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now
known TO tae medical fraternity Ca.
iafrh being a constitutional disease
requires constitutional treatment
uail's catarrh Cure iB taken Internal
~. acting directly upon The blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. there
BY destroying the foundation Of the
disease. and giving the patient
strength by building an the constltn
tnn and assisting nature in doing rs
work The mupsletors nave 80 much
faith IN ils curative powers that they
oiier One Hundred Dollars for any
case that L fails 10 cure, Send fol
list OF testimonials
Address l.. ], CHENEY & CO. TO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

open times Of sherfi-made law no one
has opened a llquer shop, though Il
might naturally be supposed that with
fifteen thousand population there
would be q call for liquor There was.
There stlll Is, But right across the
FLYER from Auburn Is the larger city
Of Lewiston with saloons In The cpen
tines and dives In the light times, aud
club rooms al the tlne. The thlssly
citizens OF Auburn merely walk across
the bridge
'On the ether hand, under the town
agency system, the little Town OF Ran
dolph pays aalf lbs annual town pilla
.hy pr fits from the liquor agency The
town Is near the National Soldiers
Home al Togus The Lewiston agency
III city OF less than thirty thousand
population dsd over $4,000 worth Of
business In year The failure of the
attempt at statewide enforcement Is
Indicated By the fact that IN Lewiston
The second largest city IN Maine, from
Figures furnished By tse mayor ! find
thar arrests for ini0xlcaslon during the
nast four years have steadily increased
from something like six Kindred annu
laily 10 over one thousand ir the pasi
twelve months Yet Lewiston " th'
lonly city In Maine where a large f9rcs
lol enforcement deputies has been o.
1.-THE Job day and night, all The time.
THE spasms Of enforcement and th'
lniQuIties cf letpps' have never both
cred the country towns which hay'
long been dry and probably always vii
sbe" SAYS the Appleton article AM
these country towns East two|hlrds o
1.-THE vote Of Mhne and constitute them
tselyes the mentors 81 the m rails OF III
3Sicked cities Maine Is between tf
.oms Of q dilemma f0t the scEtlmca
,iu favor Of a prohibition law is stronee
than ever and apparently the onl
course ahead Of her ls 70 lapse INT
fthe Old system by which. shepsfls an
Nno.llicians sold indulgenees for the VIC
llatiou OF The law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
Ma. RoosEvELr,s vERAcIrY.


All this. however, only throws us
back On tAe question why Congress
should have been heaplng " 80 IN.
tense a hatred Of the President. Was
IL due to jeaiously OF his popularity
Was il envy OF his Tamo Was IL
even resentment az his dlciatoria
manners? None OF these things. The
truth Of the matter il IL delicate
thing to state. but no one who aas
any acquaintance with Congressmcn,
no one who knows Washington, can
have ans doubt what that truth is.
Ii II. IN a word, that Congress docs
not believe President lio0seYelts
moral sincerity. u thinks him hypo'
critical. He has lectured II ana the
country on trutafulness, yet nine out
OF ten Congre ssmeR believe Nh
Roosevelt himself TO be habltually
untrulhlul. He aas posed as cham.
pion Of fair play YET ConaTessmen
cclleve him 10 fight foul They pic
ture him as living In and dellghtlng
in an atmosphere OF suspicion, in
rlguo and caldmny
His talk OF the square deal they
scoff al as sheer pretenso. They say
thGt he protects iavorites, such as
Paul Morton and the steel corpora,
tlon, while furiously prosecuting Ills
enemies or those whom he thinks he
can mako political capital b. attack
ing In short, Congress IL Thoroughly
convinced that al the superior mora
exhuttatian which 1t has aad iron
presiden1 Roosevelt has come from ,
man VIII allows IN himself the thlnl
he cpndems 10 others.
Mind, we DO not say Congress \
right about t. We only state wha
llt believes 10 he true, Cangressme.
may be deceived, but there can be ~
question That this is what taey hon
est.y think about the President.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
800 D DO 90 no o o COCO q
J vAoRANT VERGE. c
) Q Q . o o o o o o 0 ooc 0 o :

IN FEBRUARY.
Maldens fair with eyes devout
Don their wells aud hurry our
Soft Wnst can they be about,
IN February?
Never ask taem to delay
II they run 20 kneel and pray,
II they seek new hearts this day
III February
Follow now their flying feet,
VINO Is this they run 20 meetg
Who the stranger laughing greet
III February
Are these roaas on the snow
That they gather as they gog
Nay they're picking hearts, ! trow,
In February
Who, ther. is this pedler Jack
CRYING; "Maldens. what d'ye lack?'
Scattering hearts from out bis pack
n Februaryg
Have You guessed. sweetheart o
mine,
That they welcome Valentlne7
Thief he stole your heart and mln'
Last February
Torrance Ileniamlne IN Februari
/ Ainsle0'e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
g co o . 90 o o 90 o . 20 =
o MUCH IN LITTLE.
8 o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o 0 {

But OF course there IS more fun
in getting evidence than In eShibit.
hig IL
Kansas neod not be afraid Of our
convIcts. They have Aad All OF Kan.
sas they want
An Illinois editor threatens TO have
an enthusiast arrested who pat ar lH'
scrlption on ais door, Get Right
with God" Probably doesn't Ike the
ldea OF having the impossible pni
sight up 10 him
Nebraska copies after Oklahoma
laws and win be prosperous and hap
py
Things never 60 Just right for the
fellow who Is wrong himself
Times are so prosperous Ia Georgia
they banquet with possnm 70 ever,
plate Riotous and reckless.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
DAVIS SHORT on coplss.

Gnihre. Okla. lan rs, 1890
Editor Loader. Il IL generally re'
ported that the new statutes Of 0ka'
h0ma have been delivered nj he state
library ready for distribution and sale
but up to this date | have received but
1876 copies 10 meet tue demands of tag
members Of the legislature nov IN
session and the yari ns state depart
ments, but that ls all.
A few 81 the departments and mem
bers OF the legislature have loaned
their copies TO personal friends Hhch
accounts for the few copies now in CIR
cnlalion.
Al soon ais | receive a shipment thal
viii enable me .. ill orders now on
hand aud send to each county IT, fill
quota tae books will so forward a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
PILES
Quickly
ured

ustant Hel'et Permanent cure-~Trlai
Package Mailed Free TO All
N Plain Wrapper
We want every man and woman sufI
fefing from the exeruciatlng torture
o. plies { Just send their name and
address % us and get by return mali
3 free trial package Of the most ef.
leatlye and positive cure ever known
Tor this disease Pyramid Pile Cure.
The way 70 prove what this great
remedy win DO IN your own case Is 10
lust I'll cut free coupon aud send 70
Us and you Will get by mail a free trial
treatment o. Pyramid Pile Cure.
Then after you have proven 60 your
self what II can do. yco VII 60 to the
druggist and gel a SO cent box.
Don't undergo On operation Oper.
atoms are rarely success and often
lead TO terrible consequences ryrai
mid Pile Cure reduces al ln0amma.
tom makes congestion. Irritation, itch
ing sores and ulcers disappear. and
The piles simply quit
For sale n all drug stores At SO
cents 4 box.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
AZ 70 caimNAL TRIALS.

laaanase newspaper. commenting
ch Ire syaiein af punishment II me
lokA countries. makes use q our
ie4m hrslnst0rm" and rather caustic'
IS adas there 4 some doubt whether
shp accuse had the anllciion or ne
Mato ana iuf guilty Of permitting
az man 10 agaln be turned loose 70
ae nhvslcai aarm: altlmes destruc.
lion of lIie cnd always working %
waid chaos
At first tlush these VIII natural,
~ tendency 10 reAuke the authoi
and can bis attention 70 the many
aancleneies nf hie eHn country ana
YeopIe. but reflection teaches the ans
wer or gl'aye charge oy mailing oth'
ars s n0t according 70 reason.
There are less grilty men escaping
nnnisamenl now than w tae past and
haf presses conelusveiy we are MAX
ing heiles proueas toward bringing
ihh efAerol population 10 see the llEht
rf fellresyalnt, ana that al are alive
10 lhe necessity Of 50 policing me
swabsaing those Of evil mind VIII
hesitate 10 take The wrong course
But ln the dissemination Of rews We
haYu mafc use ~ terms not IN con
fAgmNy with g0oi taste and played
fo tan public taste 10 the extent 81
rsaealag a Danger point IN the bis
tory 0f lhe country We love 80 we'll.
Degenerate sons, reared 10 thlnh
fhah snsthleanesa wlll b. forgiven
BECAUSE they are able 70 pay thelI
neRnlnesless wav down 70 perdlilon
hive been exploited as having Intel
Ieeg and cuufage. when their dIssipa
H hnefgleH have. n TACT simply cell
Fl olu III 81 sheif reserve forces an'
lall hse brain a sterile organ veal
ii trmmenre With all hope Of upbulld
FIT efIHei hx cxnesses Committing
eglmc liieY are defended by shTews
and Ahle attorneys. OF sueh astound
sng ahllly IS through the publll
prints. 70 ~earo sort Of romanci
and hala about The guilty Then
RhcN the tage setting Is arraugel
ami ihe barker has gone over lhi
afpi delall the court takes th
Bench aHl taa trial proceeds. Mapilii
people Wait elaha aud lhsuW bouquet
81 ihe 0ncadef There Is much diy
euseloa Of family history. the jury i
ie9 i9 enid from tlie trial room Will
ESQ aflafhcys set tye.deck heads 4
~ yellow press: then the jury I
aarfad ana seat g pen We woul
He ailaw q COW to slay IN. aud es
necle lo return 4 verdict 0r anbsIs
en lsfe TOO hhd fnr the rodents VIII
make tho place homie
flas s. aot the general rale; j
fsel only one ln an hundred Of eve
gnaller percentage. but there
sYan laHn too much OF tnat eurf &
fhlne. aad n many Instances the Gu
alg IS lea aaas to sanilarlum wher
Immediate ancestors should hay
#aon aonliue1 ior allowing The hel
e gfau up wofIhless member Of s.
ngt
lhe Yaqui lndlfns have q custom
git case lhat wifi some exception
Hlehs prove beneficial When ma
KIDS another in combat and tho al
Il seen by others. the killer Is exec
500 later It all hls friends deslr
the case IS tried on is merits an
81 eausa Ia shown Why life should /
agfn. the executed mans name
listed back 81 lae roll of honor an
alailaa d being a. the honefed i
nalea Il IS rather severe but mu
dgts axe very inlfeuuens in the cou
ifg where tho custom prevails.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
, c . % o Q . o . Q o o 90 . {
STATE BRIEFS. c
J Q O o . O o @ CO o o o O o (

Enid chief Of police Is working no.
boes on water plant
Chlckasha council passed an ecu
patton tax ordinance
" q. ch0ate has become general
manager u the Oklahoma Central ail'
road.
Henry Luther. ~ miles from Fair
fax. was assasslnaied Supposed 10
have been done by parties with whom
he had had court troubles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
IhE IoRRY.


0kHoma bears the reputation d
helng eppobed 10 the LOBBY idea Al
fangemenls Nere male for men
e1nla before oamnillces. stating ihei
baalness and whom they represent
that they may lay before the eommi
aes solicited by the Legislature taei
eause ans the aspect as seer By tbs
fenrs sannllTes and those whom ghe
represent From legal standpoiu
this Is not had morally speaking,
Mgf "a Just Elai me fact remain
tisai tRe representatives roming lroi
lhc various districts are lhc seiectior
81 DIE voters ne state. and 70 III
victims body only should theg be be
hp.daH
When u eFielator gees home ana
aia constituents ask him OF hts lahors
be should be N position 10 answe
ihat H has done what q him SCENE.
best ANS dtnof answer is a notice b
hns laslel Is fulfill his duty The fao
q IT. hnvlng been besieged by fen
EesehsaflFes "a any organization
whether fhal Of the rich or III
ehofaf Is not Important Or relative
lp fhs smallest degfeel IS now oonsla
efed asltlgaglhe Is eeelaln degree
uhf
The lacl kaat kIIy organization fenl
sllal Il can Iake from sts Golfers I'll
requisite s4M |o keep lobbyists Nhef
laRIaIsl|hn z basae enHeted and tia
y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
. Q ooooooooo 0 0 0 90 0 Q 0.
WITH THE MAGAZINES.
0 o @ o o o @ . o o o o @ o


SUMNER IN WINTER,
Cricket. cnlfplng in the ingle.
Yoa have set my heart a-tingle
With the melody you twang.
Blithee. banjo never rang
Round a cabin Of Vifglnny
Where the plQuant pickanlnny
Clcgged aud shouted half the nigat
In hie bobolink delight
Cricket. chlrping in the ingle.
Qulvering. your murmurs mlngle
With these flames. like crimsonallght
Elves Of midsummer night
To the dreamer. as he dozes.
Seem the Goals bed Of roses.
Where the heatsprite dances lone
To the chant that l0cnsts dfone.
Sinclair Lewis, In February Peo
ple's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
900 90 ooo . ooooooooc .
} SEEN FROM THE c
) HOUSE GALLERY {
}
30 Q Q @ Q Q Q 0 @ 0 o Q 0 o c


GlpYor Of Grady. STYLES himself d
producer Of raw material, Or in gthel
Words, q farmer
Faulknar Of ki0wa makes apeci
iiy 81 breeding fine hogs
Ewail nf Bryan. IS one ~ Che force
ul speakefs Of the house. Puplil
pcahing Is just ia bis line as he is
Minister the Christian church
Murphy nf Oklahoma. has followed
! varied line og pursuits, having beer
! farmer 4 miner and % locomotive
ngineer
sempe. Of Bryan, IS one Of the
promising Young members ol The
ause lie was heard on the floor Of
he house for the firat time yesterday
INA proved that be hts one Of lnt
lear, analytical thinkers and logical
peakers IN that hody
The hall OF representatives y HON
fetIlly decorated with bunting and
lherican flags There are no pictures
4 historic character, such as adorned
he walls during last session
Helm. Of Greek. is the superinlend
snt oi a Presbyterian Sunday school
Savage. Of Jefferson. Is the only na
i've OF Oregon in the house. Iie Is q
,anker AZ Hastings and q member o.
many important ho9ee committees.
Wallace. II Gafvln. Is The younges
1emher Of the house, being only twen
y.twu. Last year Rainey Of Atoka
ieid that honor. being az that time
mis- twentg.four. Like Mr.. Nalney
ar. Wallace Is also q lawyer
Turner 0f Murray Is the oldes
member Of the h usr He viii soon q
axiynlne years old
Ferns have been filled out in whlcl
he members Of the house gave lhtor
nation az to their a2e, nativity, poll
lcs. etc. 1ewis. Of BeokSam, when %
cached lhe question ah to politics
vr t. this "By che grace OF God
democrat
George 4. Wilson, 81 Greer county
the author Of bin introduced II
ne House yesterday providing ioi
ne creation Of lhe state regorma
1ry which under tao provisions o
he bin + 10 be located e Granite
Under the terms Of the bin whlnl
rs patterned after the felormalors
laws of New York. and other eaaterl
itales ali ronVlciS between the age
! II Is and 80 years vito afe senteneel
% laer nfst term In tho penlsenEIaF,
ire sent 10 ne feforsAsiofs
The btu prosldes for hoard .
managers cnmptsct II five men 4
/ Govern an Institution which are 4
lefen enc. Two. three and f0aS year
n4 are Is he appointed BY ne gov
ernor They dfaW lets iof fhplf l|fs
efms i superintendent which 4 &
" appolnleA Is ll|e h0sfa Ii to "a
cite SEARS 81 &zs0Q = year %
q lka terms rs The bill cenH|tt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
CAST - - Ia.
-. s1Aa Kind Yoa Eaw AHsls Buagl1
''',s'-" I N<H7zzzssl


New York Jan. l9,--Afier four years
Of ffuItless efforts lo enforce state
wide prohibition through the agency I
special police force under the alrees
liun i the governor the stale 81 Mala
Is nov going 10 repeal the law undet
which this attempt was made and vii
return 10 lts earlier mefhods u irHai'
Ing the perennial liquor issue. declafes
Major Holman r Day the well known
Maine author IN an article which vii
anpear n lhe FehFuary number OF Ar
ninlon's magazine This mcans that IN
rural aislrIels ana small lwns where
the sentiment Is ssrone.y against llQnar
selling. prohibition Viii be strictly ~.
forced aud in TIE larger cities % the
state the law Nlll be openly dlsresafd.
Led.
DTn sum uu lhe biz officially Il
Maine eays Major paz there isn't
foal moral resolution hahlusl lht an'
fbftemenl laN. e|Fhef Il peonse ek'
|ecnlleas. IN lhhze Communities waeIe
|shea ii 4 sentiment aaAlnsl fHn.ae|''
INK no Que tries g sell rum II -
nIt. 81 Auburn eFen b lhe mus Nlas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

TIE expense of others surely sum.
elent 10 bssW oat the assertion that
such representatives are out 81 place
before a legislative body and their
mission one which. in the afterNyl1ic
hey win have 10 nay FOR ~ Father
steep prices. and all along the same
line they are new so glad 20 keep men
working at
\ A bbyst Is ono WHO seeks special
snactmenls or one who seeks 90 pre-
vent enactmeuis
Whether he represent Rockefeller OF
Ire most humble labor organlxationt
known makes not the least difference
save 4 he De ne who has tolled ne y
more likely 10 be fairer to his fellow
beings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

rapidly as L Is possible, with thc limit,
ed Office force now at hand, to wrap
and turn the books ever to the trans
poflation connunieB
Yours very truly
&. 0. DAVIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Tho snow Il SO deep Ii Texas they
have 10 run snow plows ahead Of the
tains. Come t0Gutarie for Clint
he equity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

With goad -occrds are o be pagoled
6st year OF their sentence sub.
act TO written report 10 the officers
of tho every month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

ledo, Ohio,
Sold BY all Druggists. Tie.
Take Halls Family PillR for CON
stipatlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Tie blizzard which has been 50
evere IN many parts Of the South.
west. as usual failed to stay IN Guth.
lc The extraordinary climate and
The energies Of the people prevent the
north wind doing much damage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Colorado legislators are waiting an.
IN they can get d copy Of tae laws oi
oklahoma, that they may proceed IN
propeg and successful manner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

No. George. that bump you see
down tae pike Is not prairle.dog
hole. IA rs our friend Senator Brown
ae With his ear in position 70 hear
The rumbllngs OF an expected wave
npon which he would enjoy riding IN
~ the eovernors chair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

But even then It Ia question wheth'
ST. personal privilege" allows q mem.
her 10 burn the time and money 81
lhe state Just 70 prove ne has been
quoted wrong wlliull though it be-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

FERNS have been filled out in which
he members Of The house gave lnfor'
nation as to their a2e nativity poll
les. ETC. Iewls. of BeokSam, when De
cached ihe question ah 70 politics.
Nrstp this. Esy che grace OF God Q
democrat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Wallace n Gafvln, Is The younsesi
aemher of the house belns only twen-
y.tuu Last year iainay Of Atoka'
ieid that honor. being az that time
mis- twpnty.four Like Mr.. Ralney
ID. Wallace Is also lawyer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Savage, Of Jefferson. Is the only na.
i've oi Oregon Ii the house. Iie y a
ianker AZ Hastings and q member Of
many important b0ase committees
The bee., 1909-12-02
BADLY HURT
Rsdiotd Crab,i.s Stabbed by Fellow
EmplOye al /. and NJ Shops

After probably fatally stab
bling Radford Crabtree, a fellow.
employe, ,Louis Trousdale, nine.
teen years of age, M employe in
the machine shops OF the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad
Company, ab South Louisville,
held crowd of vorkmen at bay
With his knife until he worked
his way TO the door. He fed ts
his home, 1923 Harvey street to
walk into the arms of Patrolmen
Edwards and McGoff, who were
lying in wait, for him.
Trousdaie and Crabtree are
said TO have had some trouble
over work. Crabiree was stab.
bed in the back, the knife blade
entering the kidney. He was
removed TO The City Hospital. :
Louisville Times.
The bee., 1909-12-02
DISTINGUISHED
EDUCATOR
Visited Darlington Graded School
And Pronounced II Very
Good
SAYS NO BETTER BUILDING ON
EQUIPMENTS OUTSIDE LOUISVILLE

Prof. Snow, Dean Of the State
University, Lexington, KY,
visited the darlington Graded
Public School Tuesday, spending
a while in each room to observe
the form and see the kind of
work being done. Before leav-
ing Harrington he commented
very favorabIy on the school and
the manner of its conduct under
the various teachers, as we'll as
some of the work of pupils which
he witnessed. Prof. Snow was
most favorably impressed with
the character Of the building
and equipment. He had not
seen anything as good outside of
Louisville. He had been visit
ing various graded and high
schools in Kentucky, among
them Bowling Green, Hopkins.
Vile and jacksonville. His trip
seems TO be tour of observation
in behalf of the future of the
State University.
The bee., 1909-12-02
ONE RAILROAD
ApPROPRIATES
Money TO Encourage Better
Farming in The West.
Wabash Road VIII Help Young Missouri
Men 10 Agricultural Course.

In the hope of greatly improv-
ing farm conditions in the ter
ritory through which il runs, I he
Wabash Railroad has decided to
set aside the sum of $50 for each
Missouri county touched by its
lines, the money to be used by
rome one who enrolls IN the agri-
cultural course at Columbia be-
ginning Jan 4, says the Chicago
Evening Post. The course IS to
cover seven weeks, and the pur-
pose is to teach young men how
to be better farmers. More
than thousa nd Missouri young
men have attended these courses.
The course aims to give the
largest SmOunt of practical in.
struction in corn judging, breed
ing growing; in soil fertility,
farm crops and farm buildings ;
in live stock Judging, stock
breeding, animal breeding, stock
farm management, IN breeding,
feeding and handling dairy cows,
in making butter and cheese,
aud handling of milk products,
in diseases of farm animals and
their treatment, in growing,
handling and selling orchards, in
agricultural chemi; try, asricult-
ural botany, aud injurious in.
sects: in carpentry and black
smithing, and ia poultry huS-
bandrv.
The bee., 1909-12-02
MONEY FOR TEACHERS
Vouchers Being Sent Out by Supt.
Crabbe for Last Two Months.

Frankfort, KY, Nov. 90 -
Vouchers are being made out to.
day by j. G. Crabbe, Superin
teneent of Public Instruction, for
school teachers salaries of the
State for the past two months,
the total amount of whichIwill be
over a million dollars.
Treasurer Farley said today
that there was no money in the
treasury with which to pay these
vouchers, but as he expected
over a million and a half dollars
TO be paid in during the month
Of December hs thought the
beschen would be,Paid all chat
is comm - befor y 1
frat %