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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
BIG BOOST
FOR HODGE

AZ recent meeting 81 the s.
attic Federation ot the Women
Christian Temperance Unions @
the city. the following resolution
was presented and unanimously
adopted
where's. Robert r Hedge
sheriff o. King county. Wash.
has esen Instrumental ~ Sc
curing the services o. teso al.
dlticnai matrons fer the eoun,y
lsll whose appointment ~as
necessary faf the welfare ard
protection e she women tn
mates. therefore,
~Resolvee. That ~e, the
members Of the City Fedora
tion q the Womer's Christian
Terperarce Union o. Seattle,
representira - local unions
with membership 81 1000
hereby express eur apprscls
ton ard gratitude for past
services ard assure the said
sncrif o. eur continued support
as iong as ne represents the
principles fer which sr stand.
mrs. EMMA 5. WOOD.
MRS. A. c. NUNhs.
~conna Ittee.
"it "a ~lth pleasure that &c
hereby present 20 Ycu ihis 60
preston o. appree lation - the
organization Ne represent.
VERY respectfully,
MRS. &. ?. TRtMeLE Prsa.
MRS. LILLY c. pANNA,
Secretary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
KING COUNTY GRANGE
ENDORSES PIACHOT

A resolution cummendln9 OK
FORESTER Clifford Finchof h bis
fart for the conservation 81 the
nations resources Nas unanimously
passed hy The membefs Of The KinE
County Grange iM9i niEht az us
annual session A. Bethel
The Strange also passed teaoiu
tons iav0ring the establishment os
q parcels post. postal bank and
good reads A notification favor
INK the establishing % manual
training ana agricultural courses
in middle and grammar schools
vas framed and viii Be- sent 20 the
county school authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

what n Has pene for Others. u
Can 90 fer You.
We have testimonials by he bun.
freds showing All stages. kiuds and
degrees q piles which have been
cured By Pyramid Pile Cure
II sou could read these unsalic
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We d. not ask you 10 Do this
Send ~ your name and address aud
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Il proves a. valne 10 sou order
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today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

= b gr0h SOC North 51rd a.. roe
eeiyed direct from Washington TO-
day twa congregational medals com
memqratiuR bis participation Boo the
hpanish-American war and the
Philippine insuroction These fwo
medals are believed ~ he The first
received af yet in the state ~
Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
6. 4. 3. ENTERTAINMENT.

Mrs Robert Juukerman will en-.
ssrtain the ladies' o. the Abe Lincoln
circle. Ladies Of the G. A r.. AZ
her home ~ 18th az and Denny
way. Friday afternoon from 2 4.
m until 3 . M AT @ A Y ladies'
and their friends are cordially in
Tiied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

TIRE county commissioner YvstHr-
cay voted Co Immediately construct
a mas adam fnat six milsn long be-
fwesn HaTenaa paris and Hothsii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
The Oriental Pool Rooms

Bar. restaurant cigar stand and
seven chair barbe" shop Largest
place of the kind IN the world. $40
cash given away daily. 1fl316I7
Third ay.. between Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

u sour business properly ciassi.
fied7 Phone $500 for adv. rates.
Ind. Tel Go. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

FaEE PACKAGE COUPON
Flil ont the blank lines bsiue
With yomf name ard address. cui
out cowpoa and mall 10 tas pYR
AMID DRUG COMPANY. 100
Pyramid BIDS Marshall. Mich
A sample of the great Pyramid
Pile Cure wiii then ba sent Fou
Al onec BY mail FREE ia plaln
wrapper.
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CTS and state ........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

Frank LoRe. general organizer
for fhe brotherhood ~ Painfers and
Decorators in the pacifif Norhwcat
returned home last night after ATE
tending the annual convention of
she brotherhood in Cincinnati
Through the efforts 90 the local
delegates a yice president was elect
% frpm The northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

DANCE At oREAMLAno.
Dance tonight Admission free
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

ibis coupon iH good fol
package Of GAUSS CONFINED
CATAhith CURE sent free by
mail Simply fl in name and
address CA dotted lines below.
and mail TO q y GAUSS 1t07
Main st. Marshall Mich
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

To be ~haekeo vieiouslY on TIRE
bach Of the eyauinm while aticmpi
lng 10 accommodate guest of bis
lodging house. IL the taie - Noe "
, Beleoim. an elderly landlord
poured out 10 the police last NIGHT
n Waifersaorf q German u nos
IN the clly iall On q charge 81 a.
sagii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
The Little White Man"
Il Cause for Furious
Tong Wars.

What tong will win Nuug shl
,the little white mani, the Chinese
God 81 Coed Luck. during the en-,
suing New Years festivities
For weeks past the above topic
has hegn debated with much feel
ina hy the local tonss and com
panleH The members 81 The Hop
Sing tons say that they will hold
the sod for another year ard
many waFen have been made to
that end The members Of the
Rims Kang and Sow On tonEs AZ.
sort that they viii capture the
Coed Luck God. even n they have
% precipiiAts another tong war
According 10 the quaint customs
Of the Chinese. the capture 81
NunE Shl Is The most important
feature Of the Mes Years celehfa.
ton. The slant eyed person who
manirpintes the trick IL hailed 49,
q couquerinF hero. and ali she fair
damaels az the colony DO him
homage Scores u banQusta are
held IL bis honor and each even.
lng be- 70 properly teasd and
NODDED By the local aandaTins
10 Carefully Guarded.
Throughout the celebration.
which starth February and con
tinues for two weeks. the God
stands on . little pedestal outside
The quarters 81 the tong that cap
farssH h. 49, ..4a.ssfasa.a ~
b alvayu surrounded bY a heavg
guard and the admitting Yellow men
and women who DO him homage
are oniy permitted 10 peek az him
And when Homa ambitious Chlnk
with = desire for rough house tao
tics tries "a rush the guard aud
capture the idol it'a no place FOR
a pink tea fnYoFst. The hAtfie.
ground 10 usually the Sidewalk and
gutter. and Tor several minutes
the slant eyed enthusiasts batter
each others heads 20 the queens
taste They cuss. too. which. TO
Sethef With the aaaawkimK Of ths
women and the hurried commands
u ,he toug chiefs. adds tts nsces.
sarY local color.
The iaoi suffers.
And shat happens 70 che lack
kod "a The meantime Chances
are his ivorF white pate "a being
grounded n the Fsfier uire Or
perhaps be D. Feposlnx snHel3
against the brown ahln ct oue If
tha guard Occasionally His head
a. snapped Of In TIE struggle. ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
ODD BIT .
or NEWS

Frans smith. a witness IN an as
sauit charge against Rees Hey
cock. a aaloon Keeper. yesterday
trlned wlth the truth Superior
Judge Gay warned Saith thar BE
Eas making a kFaye mistake. bus
the witness persisted and be- was
locked Ia the county jail FITS case
viii Be- referred 70 the grand jury
Dent shake dice for ducks II
you do ihe poiice Wii Ket you
James Green. q intefhay. says 80
for be was pluchsd negember -
whiie rafting the bones for the
duck ia question Justice Brown
dismissed the complaint When
Green repeated Anyway. ! was
not tbs only enc. said Green one
of the cops won a pig ~ raffie
that night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

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Thus my combined treatment cures
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system % the poisonous germs that
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low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

Excellent progress was reported
b. the members ~ tbs general com-
nittee 81 ms carnival bazaar for
the Edwin Briscoe orphan boys
home. 70 b. held the latter part ~
the present month. when fhey met
yesterday ai the Savoy hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
INTERESTING FIGHT WILL BE
MADE TO CAPTURE NUNG SHI

the dismembeted parts are borne
off In triamph b. both fsciluna
II the guard IL successful. 0ood
Luck Will reign over their temple
Tor the ensuing year n the at
lacking tons IL successful they viii
have The good luck Sign 20 append
20 their stationery for the ensuing
~ months
And whaf does NunE shi eaFeF
lie gets his anyway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

Alki Hive. No 81. Lady Mac
cabaes of the World. Will install
Officers Tor the ensuing year Mon
DAY eseuiuk January ~. AZ The Sill
ysF huildmH. FIRST Az and chsrfy
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

Miss I.0ttis Jane Cohen. daugh-
ter ~ Mr. ard Mrs A. T. Cohen
S01 18TH uv and Mr. Benjamin
Harris ~ Detroit were married hy
d. samuel Koch ~ fha Temple d.
HfFcH az the Hotel Washington
"Wednesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13

Last evening al the home - the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Hanford il63 summit nv.
Mrs Aimee Lois Hauf0rd and Cap
tain 2 or,9n q s A. were united
n marriage Rev. Ernest " Shayier
81 81 Marks church 0fficlating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
LOCAL BRIEFS

Police Chief Ward appeared be-
f0re Mayor Miller Yesterday and
protested against the Understandable
use o. tie police relief and pension
fund Only grseribsrs ~ fhe depart
Fgfnt no are dibahled In active
duly vii be allowed 70 secure relief
from the fund In the future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
FREE
Pill [.
CURE

Gent 70 Demonstrate the Merits o.
Pyramid Pile Cure,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-13
All Hall Racks, Hall
Trees and Hall Glass
es, Is Per Cent Less

500 NOW AND 800 WEEKLY
We have a larss assortment
OF ihese giving you ample
choice Of wood. flnssh. aige ard
style Select any IN stock and
pay 10 per cent less than the
price on the tag.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01

A glance of recognition passed
between them but neither spoke or
moved.
moment later, the knob having
turned completely round the door
began 10 open very slowly.
Owing 10 the position o; the Two
men, it was necessary for the door
70 be opened far enough 70 admit
the intruder's head before they could
be seen, and the doctors waited
breathlessly 10 see who it Nigh.
be who desired 10 come stealthily
10 the library that night.
Doctor Hills, whose thoughts work
I'd quickly, had already assumed that
Il was Mrs. Markham coming 70
gaze once more on her beloved mis-.
tress. but Doctor Leonard formulated
no supposition and merely waited.
At the edge OF the door appeare }
first a yellow pompadour, followed
by the wide-open blue eyes OF Cicely
Dupuy. Seeing the two men. she
came no further into the room. but
gave a sort of gasp, aud pulled the
door quickly shut again. In the still
house, the two listeners could hear
her footsteps crossing the hall. anS
ascending the stairs.
(To be continucdI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01

ness Up 20 Tbs uomeE, the county
physician had ..ou..y maintained that
the case was O. suicide beyond any
question and t--n turning, he had
~, the question % Che younger doc.
tor in such a way that Doctor
HIS Tas no, quite ready with an
auswer
NO. h. sad hes.;atinSly. and
have no theory 20 advance. and.
moreover. I DO n.t consider this
IN occasion for theories. But W
must ascertain the facts. 7 state
il as a fact tha, q woman would
not stab herself a. Miss Van Nor.
man l. stabbed withdraw the dag.
ger and then place her right arm
on tho table, in ,hs position YOU
So, it,
And assert that YOU ara stat.
ins What is not a fact. lu, merely
your own opinion
Doctor Hills looked disconnected a,
tA.. His companjo1 vas an old
and far more experienced man than
himself. aud net only aid Doctor
HIS have no desire to antagon.7a
him, but - wished TO show him tie
Difference that vas Justly hi- due
Yol are right" he said frankly:
"lt Is merely ms own o7ia!or Rl.
uoa will you give ne you-s based
not on the written pap--. Il- g..
position and general erec, O.. ,--
body o.. Mss Van Norman
Pu' on bis mstt.e Doctor L-o'a-I
looked carefully q, tn dead =.-'
whose pose va, no natural and
graceful tha, 81 might have 5@a5
merely sitting there resting
h.. slzed long and iu,-l,.g !
,ii- said. slowly
90! see y.ur point. Dos.1- H...
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01

and frankly admit you have made
out clear case Miss Van Norman
was, indeed, strong woman. | have
been the family physician !or sev.
eral years. and / know her robust
constitution. Knowing this. and an.
preciating your superior judgment
as 20 the possibility OF the deed, !
am forced to admit your opinion is
the true one. And yet
Besides. Doctor lIllls.' ven. IN
Doctor Leonard, as the younger man
hesitated. we cannot, We mus: not,
ignore the written paper Why should
We do so? Those who know tel
u Miss Van Norman wrote H. Il IS.
therefore, her dying statement; Dare
We disregard her last message, writ
ten In explanation OF her otherwise
!ueXDlica5le act? We may wonder a
this suicide. We may shudder at r.:
1p. wc may not doubt that It is a
suicide. That paper is not merely
.y.ience--it is testimony, it is in.
c0a,royertible proof
D.c.1r Leonard ceased speaklg.
ana -: silent because he had moth.
..- 20 say
D.-.- HAS also sat silent. De.
----s ~ as he might, he could
-.- .s convinced that the older
-----.41 ~a. tight. It was absurd.
sci. knew bu, every time he
FL! a, ;ae relaxed pose OF that
a- z.' am on the table. he felt
--a, eve: sure that il had
-- --rs 'l,; so when the dagger
.-- girvs breast
'-a tw9 men sat there, almost
-.--- as the other stin fig.
..- ..-- .-v ,-- Knob OF the door
-
20. .osa. :4. tou5lr door,
ta--...g .. .-a a., &. The arrival
~: -.'-.' -.ecra-. a-t nov the
.r - ,.--a Fls slowly
-ef.g .-'-..- round.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01

In Pittsburg a savage lion tondlcd
the hand that u child thrust into his
cage. Danger to II child iH sometimes
great when least regarded Often IL
comes through Colds. Group. and
WhoopinR Cough They slay thousands
that Dr, Kings New Discovery could
have saved. "A few doses cured our
baby OF very bad case of Group"
writes Mrs. George II. Davis. OF Flat
Rock, \. C.. We always give It to
him when he takes cold. Its n wonder
ful medicine for babies Best for
Coughs, Colds. LaGrippo, Asthma,
li'mmorhages. Weak Lungs, 60c
Slo0 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by Ardmoro Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01
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-.. ...- ..---..- " E..-g F--oc-
u. Gardiner Fa- .----. -o'. a-t
- ESQ E-.s -1--t .r E.ua-l-
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, Ha.-z .s- son. .a-----
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. .- .--.saa
u-. ul-.aan IA .t-1 -t1, D..
-.- Leonard a.. said .-t K.--s
F-..-. .-.,- s.- .1-a,r5..... Mad
..- sl.- a--.-..' .-9s
... s-aa.. said .-a, alo-- --- Dag.
t.- .. ... a-s-. really l-al, b..
1-. .aay --- never a9.l have
... -.. a.z.. a-.,-. a-- uat.
.r4 o.. .9. s1- ..1n- 30 .,.
l- aa. come as--.t 54-ellr A1o
cam 81 .-.s. a-- .--.a.-. a.a5 sll
...t almost ra...- had
.... .. k.--. t.,-. said ,,-. Ha-..
a.. ...-. .,...k t.. .-s. o.
.-. .t.... x-.. .e. .. could -5.
.... ...- .- have ..-, ---sr.
.o. .ai .5-. azs.a.. burglar.
ana H,-.0. 81. e.-. ..--t.. .s r..
---.s...a,- tg- o.- safe,
t-. ,.- ,gsl. -... .r.t
.-.. S.. ..r.s-.. a.. il. .-..
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... ... ..tl.r, a. an. r.... f..
t-...s.. -, chin. qs ..,. ..r.-.-.l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01

''.' .'i'~ --' 1.-...
h-- rol-d. t.-2..i tl.. Ht' posi-
..'-.y peach. a-t --- s--.-z ,-nir..'
~ z2.-y la.- clustered -or-t
..E Fa.'- BROS a-".- aap@a IT,
'-o.-, -t-~ y la1 1.E-t admire
'as -a-Eaty Madeleine 3lt be- F5l.t
ea-e.-.aEig a.- a-e.,--.aE I--..
N--t ana aud 1Fo,ll,4-..y t=-.
sense o' pro'-c-.7- 'aFl-t Der. '=-
os1,- o; the shy --l..--.1-.s .a her
s.a-o-
Tr.. "a. no. ---.--.y l-<-r.ar- '1-
a-s l.t.. E.-g gl... Understood
sa- oar charm -.. .- vas 1a.l-a.
arI .a 30 xay ..-.3 a-i She Fas
q1..- content t-a. hat lines had
Fallen 10 her ae1 -.-asal; places
ara .a- i-s, OBJ. -a--.... q: Mad
l-.re. % .a- F5-.t 90 pl--1 .la.-
oar -a.es au. .sa Lad atn.-at anl
'6s,i Iadty Van Norman. and .l-,
because o, .1.- l=a-4l. ua:l--s.
had understood aay Sealy-.- Carl
tons affection ra. tempered Ska
.--.a.a sense 1. .-.--.o-..g
.-.s 81. r-. OIL rs e
,s,...rz aloud everybody IA.
r.... afraid % .l--. .an- Madeleine.
Sc s.. ST., -.a.- .a -.a, You
..-.... .-ezr. g--.rs ,.If..z
should SOY -..' exclaimed
Hl.. could Only imagine -aiaa-.
r- her, or -......-ia,.g .i-,.gz
beg hand
Y.- that. z..- mean. We'll.
NJ Carleton -1- .--l o.: that silk.
-l &-l 0, aa at,'li~-o-. az least.
.-. .sa-4.t -- l.i. ! dont know.
I'm -l-@. 1u 'ae Ras pos e."i
et- q notion '-a, b" cared ,o,
,.- other g...--ym-Ou. o., the
c..-s.a- rosebud sort"
Do .ou knox this asked Mrs.
Markham. 4 m-aa DO you knos that
Mstdy thought ,a.,?
Yes I knox .'' asserted KY.
T.'l "as 20; a.- wise l.'t!@ head.
--.ai O. r-r-Iade her that no
canzns rosebud could rival tall.
n'"ci ...y. bur she iao7ou-a.y De-
loved tier" "a, someone else.
"lt VI. CaT.-'o" VS. 20 marry
H'7' SAID A7s. Markham. ! caa p;
Je.-f~ %. would DO that j. ae !0'a !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-01
Lion Fondlcs a Child.

CTo be- continued
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-04
Phalen-BiIls.

The wedding ceremony solemnizing
the marriage of Miss Mary f.. Phalen
to MIR. Glen ). Bills, took place last
Saturday morning at 1O:3O O'Clock in
the Catholic parsonage at Milbank,
:. d., Father Brones. officiating.
Only few Of the contracting parties
relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter Of +. W. Phalen. IL promi-
nent business man Of Milbank, and is
well known in central Montana, she
having visited for many months with
friends and relatives in this district.
Because of her talents, amiable dis
position and strong character, she
made many friends among her ac-
quaintances.
The groom is one of Judith Gaps
most substantial, exemplary and en-
terprising citizens. Two years ago.
when the town was located. he came
to this city and opened law office.
Being Industrious and having un-
usual ability, he has built up an en-
viable law practice, and real estate
business.
The happy young couple left after
the ceremony for Minneapolis. where
several pleasant days were spent be-
fore returning. they arriving in this
city yesterday morning on no. +3.
The Journal joins MIR. and Mrs.
Bills many friends in wishing them
long. happy and prosperous mar
ried life.
Miss Mary Cameron left yesterday
morning for California. where she
will spend the winter with her folks.
George Williams, sheriff Of Meagh-
e. county. arrived in the city yester-
day and will spend several days here
shaking hands with his many old
friends.
II. J. Giltinan and cousin, J. j.
O'DonmeIl of Chicago. drove in the
formers car from lIedgesvillc to this
city Friday Of last week. Mr.. O'DOn-
nell is fav"rably impressed with CEN
trail Montana, and may decide to per-
manently locate here.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-04

In coming before the voters of Mea-
CHER county, Ben Urner presents as
good and clean Il record as any cal,di-
date for office could possibly have.
Not only is he known throughout the
length and breadth Of the county,
but his good name reaches to the ut
most part of the state as the best type
Of MOntana's pioneers. For several
years past Mr.. Urner's interests have
been identified with the town of Ilar-
lOwtOn where he owns and conducts
the largest mercantile establishment
in the county. While Il man Of a few
words and retiring disposition. he is
ut vertheless man Of great force and
action, who inspires confidence in all
who know him, because of h lis
thoughtful judgements and his intpg-
lity Of purpose. Mr.. Urner is an alb
solutely truthful, conscientious man,
and there is yet to be found the per-
son who could tluthfnlly contradict
this statement. 1t is Il real pleasure
for us to add our testimonial to the
many others who have heard of his
erling worth and fitness for the Of
flee of Representative to the state
legisla ute, and o,r every effort shall
be spent in aiding to secure his eler-
tiOn on November eighth.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-04
W. l.. Ford.

Mr.. Ford has occupied the office Of
county attorney for two terms, once
by appointment ami once by election.
In MIR. Ford we have an instance Of
the office seeking the man, for he an
nOunced that at the expiration OF his
present term he would not be Il can
d:date for nomination. However the
demand was so urgent that he accept
the nomination for another term that
he finally acceded to the wish of the
convention. There is no closer stud
ent nor harder worker in his profess
sion than is Mr.. Ford. When he an
pears in court he is always well pre-
pared. Cases that have come before
him have been handled conscientious
~ and intelligently. SO much conf
dence has been established in Mr..
FOrd's ability as a prosecutor that
his name comes before the voters of
the county without an opponent. Of
this sigal honor he is indeed deserv-
ing, and we congratulate him in adj
vance upon his election to the Office
OF county attorney for the ens,,eing
term.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-04
HEARST PAPER
IS A BOOSTER

"The grains and grass paradise of
the world is Montana's modest claim
for herself" says Miss West.
"Just why she makes it l heard
from no less than Montana's own
commissioner of agriculture, j. II.
Hall. lie trotted out for me tidy
little array Of statistics, and commen-
ced to prove Montan's right Of
clalm."
''First Of ALL" said he, cup IN Mon
tana we hold the worlds record for
oats. you know. Rudolph Vogel, Jr.
bagged that for us in 1909. From two
and one-half acres he got a yield of
4ss bushels of oats. That was a hum
mer, a regular pennant winner.
"And do you know that in Mon
tana oats have quality, real quality?
Why, it's common occurrence out
here for oats to run to fOrty-eight
pounds to the bushel instead Of the
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Our Oat acreage last year yielded Is,
30O, 900 bushels with 4 money value
of S8, ,464. 900 from 3OO, 900 acres. All
our oats have exceedingly fine plump
kernels. are the choicest seed oats in
the world, and hold the cllamlp lpiol,-
ship for cereal manufacturing pur-
poses.
"Wisconsin beat us in 1909 OH flax
seed, but only in rank Of average
yield, for we were ahead Ut WiscOn-
sin when it came to some other COM
PARSONS. TO show how flax thrives
III Montana let me tell you that we
have had reports in this office, au-
thenticated at that, of Il crop Of twen-
ty-three bushels Of fax-seed to the
acre. The United States average for
tlaxseed is nine and one-half bushels,
and Montana s average is twelve bu-
shells.
.''Besi,les taking the prize all over
America for barley grown in the Uni
ted States, barley put money in the