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Arizona republican., 1910-11-18
PHoENIx, ARIZONA, NOV. IS, 1910
pemoeratie IneonsisteneY.


 The advocates of the separate sub. mission propositions had much the better of the argument yesterday, though they had a surprising lack of votes. The charge of inconsistency frequently made against the opposi- ton to the submission of the pro- hibition amendment can neither be answered nor explained to the satis- faction of any fair-minded man.
 The delegates who opposed the sub mission of this as we'll as that of the equal suffrage amendment were fore most in the advocacy of direct legis- lation, which contemplates the sub mission of the least important and most frivolous proposed legislation to the voters-legislation in which, in most cases, a comparatively few of the voters will have the slightest in terest
 But here were two great questions which are agitating the entire coun- try and in which the public interest is growing more and more acute subjects on one side or the other of which every intelligent voter in Ari zona is ranged. Yet these have been withheld from the people on the most gauzy of pretexts.
 The prohibitionists. at least, had reason to believe. after the election, that their proposition would be sub mitted. Submission was pledged as to the democratic candidates of this county, and we may say that that pledge has been redeemed so far as the Maricopa delegation could redeem it There was in all the other coun ties except Mohave at least a tacit understanding that submission would be granted. otherwise the prohibition strength throughout the territory would not have been thrown bodily to the democratic candidates.
 The republicans threw out no baits It was their contention that these were not proper constitutional mat ters and that especially they should not cucumber our constitution, since a hint had been given that the sim plier it would be the greater the probability of its approval
 The republicans, therefore, who voted against submission yesterday voted consistently. To have voted in the affirmative would have been an acknowledgment of a principle which they declined to accept at a time when such acceptance would have meant votes for them.
 Whatever may have been their views as to prohibition, they were bound to withhold recognition from the principle of submission not only as to these, but as to all other mat ters.
 They have deceived neither the suf- fragists nor the prohibitionists. They have shown in their straightforward course no hostility to either. To them the question was not one of pro- hibition on one side or the liquor in terests on the other. They agreed with the advocates of submission that that subject had not yet been pre- ssnted, that only a referendum was proposed.
 Their reasons for voting against the propositions were clear. But what conjecture must the prohibitionists and the suffragists entertain as to the reasons of the democrats who voted against them?
Arizona republican., 1910-11-18

Two commission men of the Chi cago stock yards died yesterday of heart failure. We suppose, on account of the fall in prices. A whole nation has been for months on the verge of a similar fate because of high prices.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-18

Our suffragist friends having re- ceived theirs. the next victim to get it in the neck will be the turkey just one week to a day later.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

oes gountp=Go mmilidrs @alentin
&erman bon ser 5tearnS @ountp
Bridge Company fir $500 gebalt
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
sdlaa aeaen 6leiidtrmit.
2on6on n, Il. Mpril

~ u ~, IL. <tPlll.
Ser @erban6 ser englii6en 6lei-
ider bat in ieinem &fe gegen Sen
amerifanii9en S1eii6truit ei1en nett
en- Sdritt unternommen. Sn elmer
Gingabe an sic @egiernng perlangt
sic Organization, 6ab 6as 8erbot ser
ginfubr bon S6ladtpieb aus Mrgen-
tinien aufgeboben meroe. Ser Ser
bano erfldrt in ieinem @eiu6e, bab
0em in England berri@en0en nno BON
Sag gu Sag 6riidenoer m%er0enoen
Gleiidmangel nidt al1f anoere @eiic
abgebolfen mer6en tonne. Ser @reis
res amerifaniiden Sleii6es lei pcn
Sen @roBidlddtern ser gereinigten
Staaten NIT &ilfe lire @iiblbduier auf
cine uneridmingli@e @0be getrieben
mor6en un6 es bleibe 6aber nidts
Mnoeres iibrig, als argentiniides 8ieb
5u5ula1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Ml6erts @efprmen.
g il 1ieI, r.. s

Brne L IL. Apr.
Inter Sen fir SEN &ongoitaat ge-
planten &eformen befin0et ii6 unter
anoerem audi cine &erabietnng Ser
5teuern. 9ie Steuern iol1en bin<
fort nur no6. in @el0 ge5ablt meroen,
mqbreno iie iebt meiit abgearbeitet
meroen muBten. IS Iouen ferner lit
pielen 5a1en Sic meiBen geamtenI
ourb g%ineeborene eriebt meroen. Giei
obligatoril6e @erpfli6tung ser err
gingeborenen 5ur arbeits-
leiitung bel iol6en Mrbeiten, Sic CUR
augemeinen @erbeiierung 6es 9an0es
oienen iollen, mfrs lit 3utunft be-
i9rdnft per6en. Die &egierung mtro
ii@ i@lieBli6 bemiben, Sic Holpgamie
a0mabli6 gu unter0riiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

as, uno lanoete auff einem groBen, flint
8erlonen beiebten Automobil. Nnr
oas 8eroed rettete algeni6einli6 Die
Sniullen oegielben, orei 5ranen uno
5uei ainoer, Dor i6meren 8erlebun=
gen, menn nidt gar Dor benz Iooe.
sic .entfamen ale NIT leibten Ser
letungen, uno ser Babrer ielblt oel-
len Maidine po1litdnoig 5ertrllmn1ert
wuroe, erlitt audi MIR lei6te altBerlt-
DIE 8ermunbungen. Ser Ht1glllds-
fail ereignete iid Dor Sen Mngen nneb<
rer tauien6 3uidal1er, oie oie Sluge
iiber Dem @ennfelo ania6en;; ein plot
lider @in6itoB fibrte sic 8ataitropbte
.berbei, sic cine rieiige Aufregung ber.
porrief.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
9ein 8erstht.
@aihinqton, IL. Mpr.

~u y w y ~ W. IL. <]f].
Spreder Cannon fat inn &eprd=
ientantenbauie sic @%rflarung abgege=
ben, ooB er Dor 6em 4. Mdr5 1911
nidt auf oas Spre@eramt per5idten
merSe, mer1n mon es ibm ni6t ge-
maltiam ent5ieben io0te. 2ebtereS
miro auf @runo oieier ieiner NeuBe=
rl1ng nod Dor Sem Abl6lulie 0ieier
Seiiion bon Sen forti6rittliben &e=
publifanern berlu6t meroen. Sic be-
abiidtigen, in Sem Mugenblide, MOO
oie &%egularen sen Mntrag auf Ser
togrng 6es &ongreiies iteQen per0en,
einen Mntrag ein5ubringen, our6 MEL
den 6as Mmt 0es Spre6ers fir b.
fa11t erflart miro. 9ie Snlurgenten
.periid)ern, 6aB Tie bon sen re9ularelt
&epublifanern binrei9en5 unteritiibt
meroen mir0en> um nit SEN 9emo~
fraten 5uiammen sic g%ntfernung
Commons aus ieinem iebigen @mte
0%urd5uieben. Gin 11er1er 5preder miir=
Sc 5unadit ni6t getpablt tper6en, ion<
Bern ser Soften miiroe bis gum @inz
ter, menn ser &ongreB gu ser fur
gen De5emberieliion 5~uiammentritt,
,1nbeleBt bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
sauf Centre.

3as @rgebniB Ser D%orlebten Dien<
itag bier gebaltenen Staotmabl NOR
mie folgt: 8iirgermeifter: Or. s. S.
&ennemann; 59abmeiiter: Dr. S. 81.
DUBOIS; Muni5ipalridter: 50. g.
0ean; Mloermann 1. @ar0 - S. @.
@ingerp, S. $. Sentins;.2. @ar0 -
5. 81. 8ropn, Geo. S'@ara. II Die
Junoamentmaaern fir oas nel1e
Bfarrbous, mel6es sic Mfitglieoer Der
ct. 8aul's @emeinoe ibrem bo6m.
Yfarrer 81. Mr5t erri6ten laiien, iino
pouenoet, uno es miro iofort nit Dem
.Oberbau begonnen meroen.-Seit Dr.
ganiiation oes County nno oes ..
aommiiiar-D iitrifts lit iener Diitritt
I'M @ountpratb ME 10 gut pertreten ge=
mel en als es 0ur6 Sen iebtgen Snba=
Der oes Mmtes, sen @errn S. $. Gan=
fielo gel6iebt. @err @anfiel0 per-
binoet in ser Musiibung ieiner Mmts<
pflidten nit einem guten Denfpermo<
gen, ein geredtes l1rtbeil uao Elm l1z
parteitides &anoeln, un5 0aber
fommt es, 6aB er leinen @onitituenten
i'm 8eionberen mn0 Sem County int
Mugemeinen int GountD=8oaro Die be-
ite 8ufrieoenbeit gibt uno ii@ als
elm mertbpoues, idmer gu e%riebenoes
Mitglieo ser @ountp=8eb0roe ertpeiit.
&err Garfield miro ii6 BEL ser font
menoen @abl mie6er fir 0as Mmt be-
merbeI1, uno ser Diitrift ban6elt meiie
mno in ieinem Sntereiie, tpe1r ct Ben
bemGbrten &errn @anfiel0 in ieinem
Mmte belaBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Sir &pntraftorcm!

Sir ben 8au Der neuen ct. 8oiifa<
5ius<S9ule in Melroie, Wttnn., iperben
bon Dem l1nter3eidneten berltegelte Mnz
9ebote biz gum 10. Mprtl 1910, Mbenos
balb 8 nbr, entgegen 9enomn1en. sepaz
rate &ontrafte fir Ben 8an, Ylnmbiren
nno &ei5nng tper6en bergebem:: Elane Mno
@pe5ififationsn 1iegen CUR ginii6t often
beim Mrditeften g.. 9omobne I'M @tlftlz
Ian 8lod, ct. Saul, Ninn., IN Der Of
flee Deg .Noroitern" nnb int Efarrbauz
ie in &e1rofe. Ils @arantie mug ieSer
Elm beglaubigter gbed bon $3.50
bheigefiiet letn. 9as &edt ~ 5ptr g. porbe.
gu beriperfen. 9. Midter,
19z3t Ffarrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

funftiges &eim auf fana0ildem So
Sen MAIDEN miro, folgen Sic better
@lidpiini6e fir cine ungetriibte 3u=
funft.
Meu Menmid).
2ebten 9onneritag maren Sic GU
p%erpijoren 0es Conn @rope un0
Gountp-aommiiidr S. s. @anfiel6
pon Sauf Centre bier 5ulammen in
@egeangelegeubeiten; es mur0en 6a=
fbei @erb. 6rinfs uno &einri@ Sano
je nit einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
traft be0a6t. = @err @ermalm SSeub
Don minneapolis, melder fontraft=
li6 NIT 0em 8au u%nlerer neuen Sir
DIE betraut lit, traf @omltag bier Elm
uno miro lofort Sic Mrbeit an Dem
Meubau in Nngriff nebmen laiien. =
Mod ein paar Gage, u1r0 rniere Sat-
mer baben Sic 6el0er NIT ser Srib=
jabrsiaat beiteat. - SEER @ilbelm
2eGogt BON Melroie ldenfte ser fife
iigen @emeinoe Elm 30X150 SUB
groBes 2anoitiid, Sos an ser @aupt=
ltraBe MIR Drei 8lods bon ser Stride
gelegen lit un0 5ltm 8elten Ser &C.
mein0e 5ur @erlolltng fommen miro.
Mu@ unier bodm. Gfarrer, Hater 2r1=
cas-, .. g. g., miro Ser @emeinoe
cine neue Mdbmai9ine gum Gerloien
idenfen. - Sobanm S@li6t fat 5mei
Sorten @~aiolin8ugeleiien, 5te ii6
lelbit bei5en. 8er &ol5 iparen un6
ieil1em @eib@en es gemiitbli6 MAIDEN
mill, ser faufe elm lol6es 8iigeleii Ell.
Gate @enrD.
&ier bietet lt6 cine por5iigli6e Sc
legenbeit fir einen 5attler uno 56u<
iter. @ebduoe uno @erfitdtte fins por=
banoen un6 biaig in &odt gu nebr<
men. @egen Mdberem men6e mar itb
an !@einri6 Setting %bierielbit. Sn
ser bieiigen Bfarrfir6e mur6e fir sic
Seelenrube 0es perit. Bater Geo. 3.
e. g., melder 6ieie @emeinoe in ie<
gensrei9er @eile paitorirt uno oeiien
Mn6enfen bierlelbit eil1 geiegnetes
bleiben miro, ein &equiem gebalten,
gu Sem ii6 Sic gon5e @emein0e elm
fan0 uno ibres unpergeBli6en getlt=
lid)e1. 8aters in an6a6tigem @ebete
ge0adte.
GollegepiQe.
Sci einem Mittmo9 lebter @o9e
bonn bodm. @ater 5ubprior, @onrao,
s.. 8. g., in ser Mbteifirde gebalte-
men 8rautamte idloi!en Sen 8uno
fiir's 2eben &err @eorg &letn, Sobn
ser 6amilie geic. &lein> un6 SRI: Gbe-
rejia Meper, Sodter ser Samilie sc.
boitian Sleeper, beioe aus bteier Sc.
meinoe. Die &od3eit fano bel Sen
gltern ser 8ral1t itatt, nobel es redt
pergniigt 5uging, uno lpobei 0aS allge-
mein beIiebte 8aar Sic moblgemetnte=
iten @lidmiini9e fir cine geiegnete
3ufunft entgegennabm. DAP es Sen
8rautleuten, Sic ibr Seim auf elmer
6arm in 8enton County aufi6lagen
mer6en, itets mo%blergeben m0ge, lit Der
oufridtige @unid 0es uNoroitern."
!6olbinsforb.
Sic Bride iiber Smo Mtper, on6ert<
''balb Meile n0rbli6 bon bier, mel6e
Dor @ur3em megen Mlteri6ma@e 5u-
iammenbrad, miro 6ur6 cine nel1e
Gtablbriide eriebt mer6en, sic laut Be-
ltimmung ser Iomn=5 uperpiioren uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
9}pfutQe.

Ser 3ulta1o oes Neter @anlen,
melder, mie leste Mode beridtet,
beim 1ur9geben ieiner Bferoe aus
oem @efabrt geidleuoert mnroe, mo-
BEL ct innere @erlebl1ngen erlitt, bat
1ib lerart Der 9limmert, 0uB man Ste
aQerl 6limmlten 8efiirdtungel1 Inn i'm
begt. - Sic ebr1p. S6meiter 8er1a=
oetta lit an 6os @ett ibres SaterS BE-
rufen moroen, 6eiien 3uitano ii6 in
beoenfli9er @eiie perid1immert bat.
- Sn ser 6amilie Geo. @etSmam
1tente ii6 Mitte LETTER @o6e elm mn1-
teres 50bn6en Elm. @liid 0a5n! =
@ontraftor Soiepb S6elinger bon ct.
Glouo> melber NIT 0enGergr0BerungS=
orbeiten an Sen bieligen Steinbrud=
lhnppen betraut NOR, miro init oen=
ielben in Sen eriten Sagen fertig, ur0
Sic Mrbeitsfraft mirb, mie es beiBt,
Biz auf 600 perme6rt mer0en.
Slice.
9ette @o6e befano iid ser bo6m.
@farrer $. &let,1, 0eilen @eiunobeitsz
5uitano INNER nod gu miini6en ub=
rig ldBt, inn ct. &apbaels @ospital
5u ct. Glou0, no er lid unter ar5t=
lide 8ebm10lung geltellt fat, 0arob er
leine allpo6entlide Sci u6e I'M Sos
pital gu ieiner Inter udpang 81 mo-
den bat.
8nfman.
@etrout mur0en lebten DonnerIta
in Ser bieligen ct. Mi9aelS Stride
bur6 sen bodm. &errn 8. 8ruder
SSsacob 3iegler un0 Mgnes Mari6ief,
bei6e gus oieier @emein6e. Mit ibren
@erman0ten un6 Greunoen piini9t
Sen Meupermdblten au@ ser rNor6-
itern" @lid gum 8unoe! = g0uaro
Gabler fat li6 na6 Settle, g. 9, be-
gebeu, mo- er 8ei6aftigung gefun0en
fat. - SRI. Barbara Drui6ba lit bon
Minneapolis, mo- fife sen @inter bin=
0urd @elddftigung batte, beimge=
febrt.
Tarming.
Soiepb Miebaus bon &ibmon0 lit
bier eingetroffen un6 it in Dienit
6es &errn Sobn 8rintmann getreten.
- @o9m. &farrer @ater @einru6,
3. g. g., bon bier aiiiitirte BEL 6em
ant Mitttpo9 LETTER ISOLDE in ct.
Martin fir sen iel. @ater SEQ, .. g.
g., gebaltenen Mequiem. = &ermann
&amler riiitet iid CUR Mufnabme 0es
Genius 1T unierem Conn, momlt er
5ieic ISOLDE 6reitag ieinen Mnfang
MAIDEN miro.
Gate George.
Mm Dienitag lieBen ii6 bier bel
einem bonn bo@m. 8farrer 81. @rotb
qebaltenen 8rautamte fir@lt@ trout
en-: &err Soiepb Gang, Sobn Ser in
@pring Sin mobnen6en Gamilie So
fepb Gang, fen, 1ttto SRI. @farta Sci
%lenoorfer, Eodter Ser gu oieier &C.
meinoe g%eborigen 6umtlie Soiepb Sell
%lenoorfer. SSn letterer 5amilie fano
1ab ser. firdli6en 5eier Elm artge-
nebmes &od5eitsfeft itatt, nobel Sic
our 6eier eridtenene beitere @aite
idaar oas gludlide &aar nit Den
her5lidbiten 3ufunftsmiiniden 5eoa@-
te nno Sem ielben als 8ei@en Ser Md-
tu1g un6 2iebe redt id0ne @eidenfe
iiberrei6te. Sem 8raatpaar, 0as iein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
ct. glonb Marft6cridt.

II. Wpr1I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
M6itmrs lief aut al.

Mempbis, Gem, 10. Mpr.
Mit einem @urtiB M%eroplan> oel=
ien 2eitung periagte, itiir5te am Sonl1<
tag auf bem Slugfel0 bel Mempbis,
5. 6. STARS aus einer @6be bon Is
SUB nit fabelbafter @eidmin0igfeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
&icb-M arft.
@nh.@f. Ha1tI 8iehinnrff.

icb-Marft.
@Ib.Gt. Ba,aI Biebtnarft.
Sic beutige 3ufubr in ben bieiigen
Biebb6fen mar tpie folgt:
&inbpieb %. :. . -. . . ..20OO
Stdlber .. =. .. -. =. .. =. -. Y
S1tpetne {. . -. d. /. >. ..5oOU
.. =. -. .... &. Z. 500
Bu1ammen ia @asgonlabungen.
Sic folgenben Rreiie iino tir lebeuhes
gieb pro 100 Rfune:
@in6pieb.
Sroden gefiittertes @ieb.
@ute Biz prima 9emdftete @tiere 1915
mi lite bis quite aema{fsts gtie.
re %. %. 80. ..5.25-6.50 /,
@etp0bn. Biz mittel. @tiere 4.50-5.25
@ute Bib primo 3ihe un0 Sellers 90.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
Your Holiday Trade

The cat. houses are ready
right now to sell all kinds of
holiday goods.
Are you?
People in your community
this very minute are making
selections of holiday goods
from catalogs.
What are you going to do
about it?
There is only one thing for
you to do, and that is to let the
people know what you have to
sci! in this line and why they
should buy of you. This calls
for advertising REAL adver-
Using which means telling
such interesting facts about
Jour goods, your store and your
service as will convince people
that the values you offer are
better than they can get else
where.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
One Important Factor.

The ladies of this country
must remember this important
fact that success is the result of
Union. Until they all fully
agree among themselves, no
Woman Suffrage legislation is
possible. First agree on just
what you want, and then 20 for
it with a united effort and vic
tory will crown the effort. That
the Women Of this country have
the native ability, education,
and culture to entitle them to a
participation in the political af-
fairs of the nation none will de-
ny, but so long as the women
are so divided on the suffrage
question, how can they hope to
secure their equal political pow
or with the men? That every
consideration of justice and
right, demand that Universal
Suffrage should prevail in this
free lard is true, and yet some
OF the most bitter enemies Of
Woman Suffrage are fnnni in
the rank of woman! How, then
can they hope for victory? Filst
agree among themselves, ard
then ask the men for this polit-
ical power and it will be given,
but not until then.
d M. Y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

An editor was asking for adj
mission to heaven. Cant let
you in" said St. Peter, the re-
cord of your deeds never come
to our exchange table" "But,
said the editor, "the postmaster
is to blame if you didn't recei-
We my paper" Then you have
to go the other place and fight
it out" said the Saint, "the post
masters are all down there"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Going to wait until a week or
two before Christmas to put
you holiday goods on display?
The cat. houses are busy right
now receiving and filling ord
ers for future delivery and
they are getting trade you
ought to have. The time to
get busy is right now this
very day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
Keep the Business at Home

There are some merchants
who believe that money spent
in advertising is like giving so
much to charity, because they
tni' k everybody in their terri
tory is acquainted with the M
ard with the goods they sell.
Yet we venture the assertion
that a large percentage of the
business Of the mail order
houses drawn from tine rural
communities is due to the fact
that the purchaser does not
know that his wants can be sup
piled as advantageously from
his home merchants. Tie
small country merchant can adj
vertlsa with the same proper
tionata success i'm his home
paper that the department
store gains by advertising in
the city papers, by simply tell
ing the people what he has in
ST, cx and what he is charging
for it star''y (N Mex In
dex.
She Did Hate Smoking
Henry NJ Stanley ono. had
an experience which shows I CIV
a aired of tobacco is apt IN
swamp the finer feelings. IN
1853, when staying at Bro, k
lyn, N. Y, he notes in his diary ::
Boarding with Judge X Judge
drunk. Tried to kill his wife
with Ratchet. Attempted
hree times. | held him down
a light Next morning, *
b.. ~'ed, lighted cigar in parlor.
Wiz came down and irsulted
and aved at me for smoking in
her house."
Your Home Merc!lan is.
Wnen your church gives an
entertainment, who buys a tick
ct from you?
Your home merchant
When your union or lodge
gives dance, who buys tick
ct of you?
Your home merchant.
When You raise a subscription
for a sick or needy brother, who
nea1a INC llSl.
Your home merchant.
When yourself or some of
your family is sick and your
payday envelopes Won't re CHI
around, who gives you credit?
Your home merchant.
Think Of these things dear
reader, the next time you are
are tempted to patronize a
mail-order h o u s e.-Wymore
(Nebr.) Wymorean.
Hhi1dron rr-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

A"S - st. ~ = ~
dav far thu naW e ectric light
an power lin" IN M,arolia.
Miss Anna Cows. r, form err
Nv of this city bue NV living
in Minneapolis is thr quest of
Miss Lottie McGavrt, fc- =
few days.
Miss Josephine ,I"hnsc thl'
entertain the "Jnlly i %"
Thursday evening at her non e
on Ninth street.
From the Register and Lead
err of Des Moines, we learn that
Mrs. VIM. Egbert was seriously
injured in that city last week
in a street car accident. Mrs.
Egbert is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mckinney, former
ly of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. Forsberg
We're Omaha passengers today.
Fifteen dollars per month is
the amount of damage sustained
by the average farm from the
operations of rats.
To be sure you should start
selling holiday goods right
away-but don't begin keeping
the store open late until just
the week before Christmas.
That's plenty soon enough.
The condition of Chas Neitsch
is about the same today. He
is very sick at the home of his
mother on Fourth street.
Gao Goodrich Of Sioux CITY
il visiting home folks.
j. j. Smith left for Ashland
Nebr, today on business.
Mrs. Hurst is in the city the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. c.
Anderson.
Mrs. Peterson, wife of M.
Peterson, of Doty & Peterron,
who has been visiting relatives
in the country, has returned to
her home in this city.
This is tina GREAT sheen choar.
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REMEMBER that the Spa
fard Studio will make a pilot.
for you, any time any place,
any thing, any where, and All
Old way you want it.
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Tuesday November 5

The wire IS neiog sttur e to-
dav far tn. naw e ectric light
an power lin" m NJ ,prolia.
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Advertised letter list for the
w * ending Nov. 7sh 1910
Brown John G.
Croake Andrew
McGruther Thos.
Nelson Wm.
V IN Horn H. G.
ID. -. am IN.
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Mrs. Peterson, wife of M.
Peterson, of Doty & Peterron,
who has been visiting relatives
in the country. has returned to
her home in this city.
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Miss Josephine Iuhnsc tnl'
entertain the "Jnlly i %"
Thursday evening at her non e
on Ninth street.
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West Side Farmers Club.

Haz i, Alfred and Ellis Small.
Meeting called to order at 2
P. NJ. by President, minutes of
last meeting read and approx
ed.
Program opened with a song
nv tho club
Recitation. X .nre'h Mshorey
/ :" $3.50. Ailpen Tovey
/" Allie Burgess
~hN0. ..... ........... .CluD
Racita-i,u. Wrs s G. Mahoney
9 ...... Haz;al Small
Reading .........J. P Garner
Recitation GLADYS Worth
{" ALFRED Small
I" ...... Hazel G amer
Is farming drudgery or a
busln. :? Decided that it is
what each individual makes for
himself. one can think, plan
and be systematic or can 90
about work hap .haz ard.
Advantages Of Harrison Co !.
as q fruit sacti,n w 7 Worth
Program committee T. D
Tovey, Mrs. A. johnson and
Allie Burgess.
Song ...... ... |Uh
Recitation. :. Frances Tovey
:" $500. .Irere JOIN S r
Duet. Milda Erixen and Allie
Burgess
Recitation. :. .Bernice Worth
Reading -. Mrs. 7. D. Tovey
Recitation. .Eunice Mclaughlin
Music. ID. P. and David Garner
Reading. ALBERT Johns on
Recitation. Kenneth Mahoney
Z" .Aileen Tovey
"Old Fashioned Spelling 3 e"
Adjourned to meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Manly Worth Nov.
26.
j. P Gamer, President
Mrs. S. G. Mahoney, Sec.
Mrs. G. A. Kellogg writes
from Spokane that she is we'll
and having a good time. Her
father, z. T. Moves has just
purchased a new touring car
and they are using it to good
advantage.
Mrs. F. A. Sims Left for Des
Moines TINS morning where she
will visit relatives for the next
ten days.
Geo. Smiley has a plaster
head of his son, Joe, modelled
by Joe LaOue this summer.
The likeness is perfect ard
shows much skill. Mr.. Lanue
is rising very rapidly in his
chosen profession.
Mr. and Mrs. George Becker,
of Natural Bridge, New York,
are in N" city with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. a. R)eder, and will
spend the winter here.
DR.. Hugh Tamisiea reports
the birth of a twelve pound
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Christian, and the birth of z
pound daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Oren Kemmer.
Crippen, the wife murderer,
who was to have been hanged
today. has been given to the %,
inst, as the English law requi-
rss two weeks time between the
appeal and execution.
Miss Beann of Nichols, Ia,
and Miss s.annery of Omaha
have been the guests Of Father
Nolan for the past few days.
DR.. Heise reports nine
pound boy born to Mr.. and Mrs
p Walls, this morning.
A $4,000 automobile b long
ing to an Om4ha man caught
fire from leaky gasa'ine tank
yesterday and hu ned up One
thlng We poor . pp'" rna have
to worry ab ut Ii nal.i, nrg to
US.
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