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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29

announcement. oo peonupeIien por meoct

berbomsbiem, % geepnbeIien bar meget
COB. 2e itaI alereoe babe fdaet inc onls
trent 500 9rouer. Wen naar man fer
fremoper, b~pormeget Der itaI I'll, for man
fan irtte igdne meb at bpgge, ed err bet
life Inf. Saaber RooIssbeoen life be-
tar benz. for YIaneu er redIiieret."
Saalan9t aorreipoubenten.
Seraf fan hi 1e. at 9piubcrue / Siems
bngben | Rorse bar eiort en- SegpnbeIis
for at faa til ct Siem for eamIe Soil.
Ren rimcIigt moi, nil bet tn9e Sio for
Dem ar fad reaIileret bette 8armbjerti9s
beosforetaseube, hi be stonomilie Nios
Ter er imaa. Raar Der M er to 6armere
| sobe timeIige GmIt9nbiebeber. iom bar
looet at bile 9isre noset for bette Sarms
biertigbebsarbeiSe | ben 8pgb, boorfra be
uSponoreoe, ba err bette. ipnes ies, Ell
COB Saute, 90 iom mango baape @9uo
og apinoer, Der | ben pnere aloer forIco
tit ~llusoomsbism | aurlauos YrcitegiGIo
ogiaa burbe bore nteb % poe en- Sci al
De timelise Rinler. Serren bar peliignet
benz meb Der / Nmerifa. vt bi9Ipe benz
berbiemme / SGbrebpsoen, burbe p9re ct
p~riSp9rbigt S~oretGeeuoe, en- peliignet
@ierning, ct barigt Riuoe fra ubpans
oreoe a~nrI9nbiuger for @fteril9etcu.
9iere Smnbpeoinger. t9nf oper bettel
2ap os iaa mango iom trn, afie nosle
Collars. bore meb og bi9lpe Dor Sienla
bpsb / bette @eIsierenbeosarbeioe Saas
Der at mango bill optaee benne Sante o9
Iabe ben iorume tiIorbe / 9Iaoeue, iaa pt
/ S9lesitab funoe faa en- S%noiamIiug
isans.
Sililut nosie ipreote Sem9rtninser
ON IotaIe SorboISe. Sommereu er M
Ianst fremifreben. Snbbsituinsen al
9rsbeu / Siaf er life eiort meeet at, tbi
paa ben SID Stdftineen foregif banoe pi
neset Gegu meb Ell a to Cages Spbolo
ibIauot. 9ette iinteoe Grbetoet. iaa Ell
Del blen raat iammenitaftet, og berfor
maa bet itaa / Stat en- 8 a s Tiger, 9rss
ben bill life sipe ben Sob, iom ben lopebe
fra 0aareu al, tbi en- itrene Sebebslse
brep ben for fort. Roele faa bar tr0z
ifet libt, os Spebeu GIT fra 10 til 10 Sus
ibeIs, gps fra IS til 33, Sapre 20 til
80, 9frg 80. aft pr. Gcre. 5 @iennemiuit
bIir Der ct soot Ribbelsadr paa @rsben.
8eoaftion os SGiere err penIigir billet.
Yeocr &. Sic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
fsra Chief @iper asags. Minn.

Ser / Sbief Niber Sails er bet itile
M for Sioeu. ba Sasulsleu itaar title,
men Der er mango andre Sine. Ser er
ct spbt Sarmeritrs9, os MI iaar en- COB
GpIiue, iaa "bet iIGuser TIL, iasbe Mans
ben, iom iao pua 8perntaIben. Spab
bet firfeli9e angaar, iaa fan man lite
fIase, Der er ~ &irfer. Ser er to Seru>
bauer, nernlis Great Iortbern % Coos
Sanen iaa Der er meseu Sraft. SOos
9anen bar to Qiuier BERTH, en- tormler
IRA ct. Saul, en- fra Sulutb; ben enc
gaar pioere berfra I'll @innipe9, @anas
bd, ben anoeu b%eitoper siennem Nortb
Safptd en- 800 Iil til aeumare. Great
Gortbern tonrmer osiaa fra ct. Saul o9
Gaar Der forbi ljee til @arroao. Ser er
A Banter os meseu Sorretuius, 8 glepas
torer o-f.p. Seq fortalte, at Der Dor IL
9irfer, men Saloonerne operedar bes>
barre bisie | IntaI, Da Der nemlig er is
al bisie. Sermeb er @labets YerIos
male os Seiere paa bet penIigite billet.
g. Seperiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
ara Cannon Saas, Minu.

Sen fore 9Gntnins Der er M frrbi9,
iaa hi berfra faar iaapel Sripfraft iom
gelbsn;ng. 8esee De ber | 8peu pGs
renbe @laoe trbfies ianleoes nu peb elete
friif &raft fra bette GulGg.
ct Selifab bar mi tiebt en- bel Sci
2anb Lungs gIpen sitenfor Spen, % Sens
iieteu er at bpege en- anben itpr Gems
ming omfrins 3 Nil nebenfpr 9pen,
en- Ordinance for at regulere ben elets
triife Sernbane iitoeu SpgrGnien fom pp
for 9praabet peb bets Nsbe forriee llsc.
Senne Clinic Hal sna no fra Snper
@rppe, Ct. YaIil, oe BERTHA til Cuttings,
fna eiennem Cannon Sails, 3umbrptu,
9ine Sslanb 90 iii Rod1efter, @inn. Sen
pentes at bIibe fGrbis til i September
1918. Grbeibet er alereoe be9Dnpt pco
Snper @rone.
Set upe SfoIcbus. iom bpeses Der,
blep tnapt moi fGrbiet til StoIen bes
abnbte. Set er en- pen os itor Sfolebpgs
mug. 90 ben bill toite urelem $4,000 o9
$4,000. Set samIe Stplebrs er oss
faa ioranSret / mango S%enieenoer.
g. g. aslafiou-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
ssra stewartpiae. Winn.

Gotten er toutmen o9 ale RHrfer pad
famine bar alerebe biit fig. Sen traple
&arstib er bag os o9 tiltroos for at 8es
gbnoeIien a tor % gap tuu lioen Sprs
~baabnin9 for Sremtibeu bIep BOG llbii9e
terre ienereben Ipiere. 8i fit abifiqist
Hesn, iom iatte &rdft I ge9etationer,
@r9siet fit tiIitrGftelie NGring. iaa
Ssitbeiterne af9ab NOT 6ebe for &reatts
rerne; Ssitens llobDtte blep berfor no.
merter. &ornaOlinsen blep bra og tils
itreifeIist at So oeiaa. Yriierue paa
Sarmprooufter bar p9ret sobe. iaa ii
bar pa bisie Seioer iusen @runb til at
flase ODER baarlist Heiultat. Er9ifnins
gen er MI | filIo Sang os mango ere als
Ierebe ferbiee. Ogiaa meb YIsiniu9
gaar bet burtiet frernab. @eiret er rbs
m9rtet. Sen 14be bS. Tom Meiis SeIeue
@isrso fra Ia6eppa, Minn., bib for at
beiesc Sle9t % @euner; bun penote tils
bage ben 22be. Sarmerue runbt Der bss
fter fit Corn, bporaf Der bette aar bar
plautet ni9bpanlig meget. Sunbbeoss
tiIitanoen er iaaoiot bibes COB iIit for
G9rpRrenoe. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
ssra Sinefleb, N,inu.

Samtioi9 ium iegI ienber inb min Sor.
rpelie pda "9eccrabsY oiten" bill ie9 oes
iad ienoe mine @enner n9r og fern min
beoite SiIieu. Get bar pGret en- GOD
CONNER o9 apIinecn bill sipe ct 9opt lib
bptte. Grbeihet paa ben npe Soos2inie
fra 6rebric til Superior gaar fort frenl.
Slere al aoutrntt5rerne er f9rbige meo
Graoingen, iaa bet ailtases at 8aneu bill
bill fuIbt ferbie / Ssit. 6or benz Tom
sniter at ferbeore fine 9aar oil iee uGps
ne at eobt 2ano fan hi fiebes Der NOR
Sernbane fra $12 til $15 pr. acre 90
opoper. 8. 8. @ieIbole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
Sra Glimar, 1inn.

S "9eeorabsS Soften" for lite Septems
Der ffrtpes Der fra Grootiton, at Der ct
Zig rig anIin9 ug en- Speriloo at Sr9>
riebsus, men bette er tanite Iiot opers
DreDet, oa @rG5bopper og ben forte 8ut
bar sbeIoet aoIin9eu, % al YrGriebens
CT Der ueiteu inseu, ba b'Srr. Spprtss
menb bar ifubt Dem neb for Sobe / aares
mes Sob, os beraf tonuner bet, pi bar
flise De9nsber df @resbopper os Siribs
fer. Ser bar oGret iaa uitabi9t @eir |
ben ienere Sib, iaa Sarmerue bIir me-
get foriinfet meo Spitarbeibet. @eb en-
penlis Silien iii "9eeorabsY oiten"s lIos
gipere % 29iere.
Is. aG. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
era ssnniion, @uaSbme &C., Minn.

Sill min 9rebe Gen "2ecorabs Toiten"
pptaee fsIsense aorreiponoancs oe tiI'
Iise ct tibet Spraab til mine Sambpes
ninger fra aurIauoS Y~reitesi9Ib, 3orae?
Sil SrobS for min aiusbep oe llopss
tiebeb | at freml9ese fp~Ioeitsisrenoe
9rnnoe for bette lille Cpraab. er ies
Dog at en- astprrhis sammcl Ranb till.
semeo bans Mabo. besse fra llnberbaI !
aurIanh. &oree, blerst opfororet til at
aisre bore Sambpsoinser b~efienbt meb.
ar Der paa aurInnbsransen | Ncrge ags
tes oprettet ct Siem fur eamIe isolf.
af ct Srep | "Seeorabs Yoifen" for
2soe Rarts bette War itripes fra aur,
lamb: ~siseIebes itifreSes / Ssit en- Sors
suins af spinber til at arbeiSs for ct III,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
Sra Clearwater, Wainn.

gi fer fra inn monee andre SteSer
ON ubeir os GScIGeeeIie, men beruppe
bar bi bapr subt @cir, 90 GpIinsen hers
runot a notiaa bra. Ser er baabe
Yr9rieIano % StoeIanb. oe al SIass
golins norer sobt. @i bar mi fact
Sernbane os fan life flase, ba ui fiu
bar tre giI til Sp, 90 ben porer fort.
Ssr maatte hi ii9re % giil til Rarfeb.
Seq bill faa Sop til at iiee cat for
gIabet 90 for YrGrtierne. % iier oa for
ben iibite Yr9mieboa Tom q ri9tis eob.
gu' Sormer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29


bplee 9rptfsi o. aibria slise. oa boz CT iei. iisist
lemforfdbeit, tinaoer c hetr Bepfaelk az pe1
nbea at 9niee eaer intrte. % foftcr mtHore cub
mango prpiuxrs Sreibino. Ter CT tHgsH Siere cner
bdaree. flumpeos n0tivprInaer. % ooa bother bet
g,rsffei hffert % fat Hoca 5merte eler llsehas.lia'
heb. .Jsa bar idt EriieH fda tdb. at hDiifsniomhelit
grion. fts saer iatiis. fan iisbe Bet. % leg sarlnte'
rr bet abiolut.
Seq tabriisrtr bet tittr bin gthiaiHg
ienoer bet iii biz on bruger bet, OF bBis
BET life tilfrtSsiiler Dig. iaa isHs oct tilbage
til mig, % itg pil ieuSt RtHgtHe ttlbaet.
tie CT bet ~ririsiisfte IiibuS Hogtutu6e gisrt
al en- Specaliit Srpt. SdEfcns euer buiIieniomhelit
AZ Wdribags Sorgert uti fertRue big. at bette CT
Raaeen ieg sisr JerretHtug paa nifo ~fniettrnots
reoeIia.
Outs eu bar forisgt rRiteu alt dneet. iaa Tom III
MIG. opor andre bar feilei, Dor 20 hdct niue sprfe
fele. Sirip Ill mil itaa, % itg pi ieRss BIG Min
Bng ON Bret pg D nc oeIereeclis. ptieHoe miu. Nm
veHofIier iamf aipeEee Hriier 90 Rapneue paa 6olf:
lem bar prsvei bet o9 81 pen belbs;eet. 1st er III
siebltifeltg I Hortng, hueT ale 1nort bar tetltt.
enf, paa. iss trugst iHseu Salger, inseu SGier %
en- rtmeig Hris. {. Z. Brooks.
i3s Brooks Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29
8rcf.

En uioeniantIig N~HptnSelit, pasier aliS
nSiapfia aan iufttres iii Of pasit brill
i~tnfombtlf wtriou - Yet, fpmfortdbelf,
gItoer aieria, ingcH plaaiomrnt 5itbre
tltr uotfopEinstr apittr Minbte
tuo mango ainiinoeiiat Sinb -Giort
TOT Yl9uo, apinbtr tltr 8sra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-29

siae Gle: "%ama. be itoe 5iitene.
icm er / @apet, ipiicr be oeina Snrsis
rer?~
Rama: ga bit sisr be bsfI"
~Siae Gle: ga. men bporom faar
DC op seiten?"
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
Demand for Animals Is Great
er Than the
Supply

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del. April 27.-Not-
withstanding the fact that there are
over seven hundred licensed automo-
biles and other vehicles propelled by
motors in use in the State of Della
ware the scarcity Of horses for driv-
ing and working purposes still pre-
walls. When the horseless wagons
first came into practical use there
was prediction that the horse would
be gradually supplanted and event
ually become a thing OF the past.
However, at that time ordinary horses
we're selling from $25 to $3.50 and
there were plenty TO be had. Now
the animals are scarce and the aver
age horse sells from $3.50 10 $40O.
The use Of the draft horse on the
farm is indispensable. II can be used
for many different kinds OF work that
mechanical devices cannot perform.
The horse Is also being used for
driving purposes by hundreds who
prefer them to automobiles. During
the past winter ten carloads Of horses
and as many carloads Of mules have
been brought to Seaford and sold at
public auction and yet the demand in
this section Is still greater than the
supply
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
ONLY 2 PER CENT
OFTHESETOMARRY
Girl Students at Chicago Uni
VerSity Prefer to
Teach

CHICAGO, April 2S-The modern
college girl neither seeks nor desires
to assume maternal responsibilities If
figures taken at Chicago University
are any indication.
Less than per cent. of the young
women students in the junior colleges
at the university are planning to
marry, according to a canvass record
ed by Miss Merriam Talbot, dean OF wo-
men, in the annual report of Presi-
dent Harry Pratt Judson, submitted
yesterday.
The canvass included ninety-six
women in the freshmen and sopho-
more classes chosen from the begin
ming OF the alphabetical list. Fif-
teen of those interviewed refused to
tell what they were going to do when
they graduated. More than half
iifty-six-declared that they we're go
ing to teach.
President Judson, in concluding his
own report, said that Il would not be
surprising II some quite startling
changes In the organization OF the
American college came to pass.
The form Of the old organization
Is continued" he said, without being
we'll adapted to new requirements. Tho
American college problem as II exists
In these opening decades of the Twen-
tieth Century has not yet been solved
ana needs a careful and intelligent
study"
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
DELAWARE CITY

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del, April 2S.-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keane gave n card
party on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Kate Andrews, OF Washington,
is attending the funeral Of Mrs. s.
Berry, who died I'm the Delaware Hos
pital.
William Keane has gone to Havre
de Grace
George p. Smith. Of Baltimore, found
three-year-old boy here on We'd
nesday.
Miss r. Fisher. Of Wilmington. is
spending a few weeks with Miss Edna
Knight
Now is the time for you to let us
sell you our own make Of roof paint,
I.00 per gallon. Covers better and
wears longer than any other make
Bamberger and Robbins, No. 204 West
Seventh streets
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
HEARD ROUTINE
OF CITY COUNCIL
Delegation of Wilmington High
School Pupils We're Inter-
eSted Spectators

Pupils of the Wilmington High
School. students in civic government,
were interested spectators last night
at the regular meeting OF City Coun-
Gil Miss Elizabeth Carlisle. one Of the
teachers at the school. headed the del
egation.
Following the reading of the min
utes President of Council Banning in
formed the members that the object Of
the presence of the High School schol-
ars was to see how Council did busi-
ness. He said he did not believe there
was another city in the United States
that taught it's future citizens methods
of city government and jury duty. He
said II was very commendable on the
part Of the school authorities TO show
the children how the city government
IS conducted. He added: when a
young man comes into Council he is
entirely ignorant Of how the city's bus
mess is conducted and this should not
be-
II was noticeable that there we're
more girls in the delegation than boys.
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
HORSES SCARCE
ABOUT SEAFORD
GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del. April Is
Luther Calhoun, of Dover, spent Tues
day with relatives here.
Robert Coulter, Of Greenwood, was
with relatives and friends on Tues
day.
Miss BESSIE Mayberry. Of Dover. has
been spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. John c. Abbott.
Charles L. Moore, William J. Thor
oughgood and George NJ. Thorough
good were Lewes visitors Tuesday
night
Chester Walls has been in Dover
this week
John Vaughan and Robert Regan
were Dover visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ollie Farrow. Of Dover, has
been spending several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Abbott.
Mrs. Kendall Jester, OF Milford, has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Lynch.
Mrs. Reese Layton, Of Bridgeville
has been spending a few days with
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Caleb r.
Layton.
Mrs. George Hammond and son
Wilson, of Delmar, are visiting rela-
tives here for a few days.
Mrs. Joseph c. Godfrey is spending
a few days with relatives and friends
at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor are spend.
ing a few days I'm Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dudley r. Wier and daughter
of Wilmington, have been the guests
Of Deputy Prothonotary and Mrs
Minos o. Short.
William Linden Rawlins. OF New
York city. spent the first Of the week
with his father. William w. Rawlins
William J. Swain. Of Bridgeville,
was a visitor here yesterday.
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
KICKED BY A COW.
Samanfhy Green Met With a Painful
Accident at MasOn's Corner.

rumhuiul Wrtcn mt WIN EhNIui
Accident at Mason's Corner.
Samanthy Green, the maid-of-all-
work for Mrs Hepsibah Putnam, met
with an accident the other night. Il
was very painful TO her but immensely
amusing 10 the Quincy Adam Sawyer
audience at the Avenue Theatre. Just
before the ''husklng-bee" at Zeke Pet
tengill's Samanthy called at Zeke's
place to borrow some milk. Farmer
Pettingill told her 10 go into the barn
and help herself from the brindle COW
but to be careful not to go near the
red one. II was quite dark I'm the barn
and IL is supposed that Samanthy must
have tried to milk the wrong COW. At
least spectators were soon treated TO
the sight Of a broken milking stool, a
dented pail, and a shawl flying from
the barn door. preceded BY the sound
or vigorous kicking and a crash Of tin.
all followed by the appearance of
Samanthy herself coming faster. and
making more noise than the kicking
COW, dented pail. and broken milk stool
combined. The crowd pitied Samanthv
but they could not help laughing.
Audiences have laughed. screamed
and roared over this incident in the
third act OF Quincy Adams Sawyer" 81
ana the Wilmington audiences. who
have seen Samanthy Kicked out Of the
barn this week at the Avenue Theatre
are no exception TO the general rule
The show is worth while II only for
The sake Of that laugh.
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
new CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
Republicans HarmOnize in Club
That Has Wilson as
President
NEXT WEEK WILL
SEE CLEANER TOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. April 2S.-There
was much enthusiasm shown last
evening at the Republican meeting
held for the purpose of reorganizing
the New Castle Republican Club.
While the Democrats carried the city
at the recent city election because
Republicans cut their tickets. the
men now assert they are sorry and
want TO be good. Consequently a
meeting was called last evening and
none of the knives were visible, but
harmony was everywhere visible.
Representative John M. Wilson
was chosen president; William M.
Cramer, vice-president: Harry Ahern,
treasurer. and Albert King, secretary
of the club. ]. Thomas Cannon, was
appointed chairman of the house COM
mittee
Every one is on the jump for house
cleaning week City Council has
started the work, and everyone Is re-
quested to follow. The old town will
be In holiday attire when the Sons
Of Delaware will visit New Castle on
Saturday. May s.
Everyone is hoping for a fine day
tomorrow when the baseball season
opens at Battery Park. The Mad
ison club will try 10 win the opening
game. but Manager Countiss feels his
young men will hand out a sur
prise.
The Central A. c. Of Wilmington
h. Il. I..L
evening that they will not play here
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CANCEL, formerly OF
New Castle, but now of Reading. Pa,
we're New Castle visitors last even
ing.
Joseph c. Bacon received a postal
card yesterday from former Mayor
Evan G. Boyd, who is now in Sell
ings, Montana. MIR. Boyd writes that
everything is on the hustle ip the new
town.
Mr.. Bacon has also received an in-
vitation to the Harry Davis benefit
TO be given by Connie Mack, on May
81.
The mission in Emmanuel Church is
being we'll attended.
The Armory is being decorated for
the New Amstel fair to he held by
the ladies OF Emmanuel Church
James e. White is having the front
Of his ice cream saloon painted.
Market gardeners az the Button
woods report that the asparagus crop
will be big.
The glue and fertilizer plant which
tried 10 locate here has been landed
near Marcus Hook.
Cream Puffs Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays at Knause's."
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
CLIMATE FAILED
MEDICINE CURED

Fresh air rest and good food, help many
who suffer from TubercuIosis We argue
that, in addition, Eckman's Alternative
should be used in every case.
Weldin. ILL.,
Gentlemen: During 1905 my physician
sent me TO Texas, from there 10 Colorado
! became worse and was sent home 10 die
Hearing OF Eokman's Attentive I began
treatment, and was cured
(Signed Ahidavit) ARTHUR WTBB
Fuller details Of above case on request
Eckman Alternative Is for Bronchitis
Asthma Hay Fever; Throat and Lung
Affections Forr sale by N. B. Danforth,
Miller Drug Co, and other leading drug
gists. Ask for booklet Of cured cases. and
write TO Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia
Pa, for additional evidence.
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
SMYRNA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA, Del. April 2s-Dr. A.
Lee Clifton, of the u. s. S. Michigan.
mas bought a Detroit
touring car, which he will leave IN
smyrna when he returns to his shin.
Cyrus K. Snyder died on Wednes-
aay night after a lingering illness. al
his residence on Union street
Mrs. r. r. Postles and Miss Anna
Houghf represented the SMYRNA Ciuh
at the Harrington Club luncheon yes
terday
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
MANY GO no CONyENTION.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, April 2S.-The Della
ware railroad trans were we'll filled
with delegates and visitors TO the
Sunday school convention at George
town, I'm progress today. A number
of delegates went from Dover. Miss
Lille Bishop was the delegate from
Cheswold, and Miss Idella Slaughter
from Bethel.
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN. Del, April 2s.-Miss
Maude Clark of Willow Grove, ia the
guest Of Miss Florence Burke.
Edward Rash. who has been clerk
Ing for Colonel c. L. Terry, has gone
10 Pennington.
Miss Bessie Scott. who has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Alden
Benson, has returned to Rising Sun.
Mr.. Roberts is visiting Mrs. Samuel
n. Mifiin.
Evening journal., 1911-04-28

Every piece a new revelation of
the candy makers art" That's what
every one says OF Lggett's Choco-
lates, pounds and half pounds. soc
and 40c Only at Danforth's Drug
Store, Market and Second Streets
Evening journal., 1911-04-28
STATR COLLEGE GRTs Id. mn.

= = , = NVNlHINIF'N WI TN FH,WTT.
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAI
DOVER, Del. April 2S.-The state
Treasurer has paid over to the State
College for Colored Students the
$4,000 recently appropriated for the
present needs of upkeep and building
improvements OF the college and
grounds.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-07-29
TruthfuI(D Truck Again.

The New Time of July 81, says
There is something wrong will
the contract for the wood stave pipe
and for that reason 1t could not be
found when wanted, but was in the
possession OF Blake in Boise. when
any private citizen of this village had
greater right to pack it about In
his pocket or conceal 1t in his strong
box" The fact is there lis MOTH
IMG WRONG with the wood stave
contract and the work OF laying is
progressing finely, in spite OF Truth
ful Truck. Furthermore when the
contract was executed by the Wash
ington Pipe & Foundry Company, it
was mailed by them direct to Chair
man Ticknor. and has been in the
possession Of the Village Board ever
since, never having been In the pos
session OF Mr.. Blake since its exc
cution.
All will please remain standing
while We quote the clause from the
New Time:
"A liar Is worse than a thief
thousand times, and the most
detrimental factor In American
life today is the lying press"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-07-29
FIFTEEN DAY
Personally Escorted AII.Expense
Tour

Personally Escorted All.Expense
Tour
From Ogden and Salt Lake City
to Chicago, New York, Washington,
Niagara Falls, ETC., Via Oregon
Short Line Union Pacific and North
western Lines, leaving Salt Lake and
Ogden August 18th. The rate will be
$4,000 including all expenses except
meals at New York and Chicago.
Proportionately low rates will be
made from other Oregon Short Line
points to Ogden for those who de-
sire to avail themselves of the bene-
fits Of this tour. For further details
complete itinerary and reservations,
address, D. E. Burnley. General Pas
senger Agent, Oregon Short Line
Railroad Company, Salt Lake City,
Utah. 44-48