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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-08

ayes. sir"
"Was he friend of yours?"
mo. sir"
Ever see him before"
mo sir"
"But he confessed that he was your
partner in robbing the bank-why?"
"Lrely because threw him from
the train"
How did you come by the money
identiIed as having been stolen from
the bank?'
Valentine paused n moment before
his reply.
Il won it of him playing whist on
the train Just before the row"
"Is Valentine your name?'
mo. SN
"Thpn how did he know YOU MS Val
entine;"
"He asked my name while we We're
playing cards. and as ! thought il
none Of his business told him Val
entinr"
What Is your business|
81 was originally an expert ac-
countant: then became an expert
with the Globe Safe company"
"Tell me. did you give this evidence
at the triaI?"
mo. sir"
"Why not?"
"The man who confessed had died
If had told this story they would
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(To be continued.)
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE
Biology Has Proved That Dandruff Is
Caused by q Germ.


Science is doing wonders these
days in medicine as we'll as in me-
chanics. Since Adam lived, the hui
man race has been troubled with
dandruff, for which no hair prepara-
ton has heretofore proved a success
full cure until Newbro's Herpicide
was put on the market 1t is a scien-
tific preparation that kills the germ
that makes dandruff or scurf by dig
ging into the scalp to get at the root
of the hair, where it saps the vital
ity; causing itching scalp, falling
hair, and finally badness. Without
dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly.
1t is the only destroyer of dandruff.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10
cents in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. One
dollar bottles guaranteed. ]. c. Per-
ry, Druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-08

Dlarrhoea should be cured without
loss of time and by medicine which
like Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly but produces no unpleas-
ant after effects. 1t never fails and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-08
Railroad Man Drops Dead.

London, April 8--George Prentice
Butler, of New York, president of the
Albany and Susquehanna railroad,
dropped dead of heart failure here
today at the Grosvener hotel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-08

is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by
all dealers.
Get it at DR.. Stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-08

A professor Is one who never does.
but shows you how.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-04-08

"cAN YOU TELL ME wHERE2" SHE ASKED.
have tried me for murder; that would
have brought the lady in"
Rose Lane gave gasp of ecstasy
as she heard Jimmy Valentines final
words. She clasped her hands en-
Enthusiastically and turned to the lieu
tenant governor, exclaiming as she
did So
"Oh. uncle. just to think that he
would not try to help himself keep
out of Jail by telling about rescuing
me from that rufian. And all be-
cause he didn't want to drag me into
the case"
Rose drew a deep breath and gazed
adoringly at Jimmy Valentine.
''Oh. uncle" she cried, isn't he a
perfectly dear safe breakerT
When Jimmy Valentine recovered
from the effect of Rose Lanes hatter'
ing description of him and felt that
he could look the lieutenant governor
in the face without the witch Of 4
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my TRUE NAME Is LEE RANDALL"
corridor where Handler was pacing
restlessly up and down. Suddenly the
prisoner reconsidered. He took a step
toward the girl, who stood watching
him with an expression of pity in her
eyes. He heant over as though to grasp
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aries ,anb 5rieben.

@ann b5rt anf Grben ani mol NAL
Ses Streites nnb bes GrieseS Gual2
Sd fir1t', mir ieben trpt Shiebsserif
Ger Srtege Gnb mod lanse nidt.
Sn Sagti umb Berfien,
Wenrotfp mnb albanien
@irb tuieber flutt brauf los sefrisst
limb 9einer meiR, iuer enblid1 iiest,
28te friebIid f1nuten MIR bier leben
itnh tets mad ettuas 0ntem itreben,
Wenn mir ben 2rieg BET Seite lieken,
aus bem nidbts Outes fam eriprieRen.
0enm mir mad ettuas 0mtem tra9teu
60 iuiIten ,utr suerft beadjten:
Tas Bette, mas MIR baben bter,
SIT bas fnntpie Qone Star 8ter.
So lang mir fletkis Cone Gtar trim
ten,
@irb infer frpber Waut nidbt iinfen,
@ir perben i,nmer iein bierniebsu
N2it G,ptt unb aller @elt in Srieben,
9'rnm iei aus nplIer 6raft nnb Wadbt
Seul 9pme Star @ier elm Sod ge
kra&t.
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- Die 9iige bat oIenfaGs giprit;
nur bic @obrbeit Fat Sunlor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-08

5eus our6 ein obtlos fortgelporfenes
brennenoes Streidbol5 in Slammer
Cine Grpfoiion oes @oiolin Wo-
tors folgte, uno oas 8oot brannte
Biz gum @aiieripiesel ab. slae flint
SSlliailen lpareu in ben Strom ge-
iprungen unO bielten ii9 am Boot.
ronoe feit BIS oie 5Iammen ibre
1dnbe perleneteii bann iudten lie
ihtpinn1eno oos lfer au erreiden,
nobel sSarris, Der alnfunbig oes
5buimmens mar, 1labe Der Witte
oes Stromes in adt5ig SUB @aiier
ertrouf. Ser @erungIudte, na6
EoeIien 2eihnam geiudt miro. mar
go Sabre alt uno binterlaBt eiae
8attin uno atpei fleine ainoer.
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"teAce% 'Ot%of J~~~iN1% ~ S-tLoI StttC
Slut, tpie iie bort ieit LANCER 3eit
llibt bea6tet iporoen lit, geipnoers
i1per iIt Die Snnsbruder @egeno
beimseiubt poroen. SIN giiodtal
iino 8alobranoe bon rieligen 9i-
uHeniionen ausgebroden. I'm bent
berbeerenoen Clement @inbolt Az
tun, l,lo Die tpertbollen sSorltbelta,s-
De gu retten bat Die @egierung Itar.
fe @eilitar 9lbteiluneen gu oen
2oldarbeiten anfgeboten. 9aulenbe
bon Soloaten befampften unter
glnfbietung oller ardfte bas ssIota.
menmeer in Den 8dloern. 4ne Sin.
ltreneungen ertnieien fieb iebo6 ais
bergeblid. Die feurige 2obe ariif
nit einer fol6en Sdneaigfeit tpeites
INN iid, bob man Die Goloatett, Inn
ibr 2eben ni6t auf's Spiel 5u iesen,
5uriid5teben muBte. Man miro ie-
oenfalls abtparten miiierl biz oas
tpiitenoe Clement ii9 ielbit ausge.
tobt bat. Sir oie Orti6often Der
l1mgegeno lit oalnit cine i9tpere &c.
fabr perfniipft. 8ereits iest lit Ell.
ne &eibe bon Srten bon Den Slant.
men beorobt. SIR Die an Der Qyre,l.
nerftraBe liegenoe Srtifaft syran.
5ensfeite begt man ernlte Befiirh.
tun9ett.
Ius 2on6on neloet nol,:
glatter biaigen obne Meierpe Die er.
folgte llnteraeihnung oes 51iebs-
pertrages 5nif1en @robbritannien
uno ben Ser. Stooten. Sic erfld-
rem aber gleid5eitig oaB oas grgeb-
mis- Dos @egenteil bon benz lei, mas
Die @ntbuiiaften uripriingli1 beab'
fi9tigten, benn Die proftiibe 8ir.
flung itefle nur cine 9emonitrotion
oes 8runoiases DOR, Dob irternatios
male DiHeren5en nit 8eionnenbeit
ilno obne 2eibenidaft ausgegIi1en
tperoen ioIltell. Die aaeemeine an.
fidt gebt oabin, bob apar Der Ser.
trag nidts entbdlt, mas einen Rrieg
Derbinoern fonnte, es aber nur gum
@uten ausi6lagen fam, oaB ein
5hiebsgeridt unb cine Nepilion,
tpie bies our1 ben @ertrag geide.
FEN, eeihaffen miro, Inn Bel Maei.
nungsperidieoenbeiten cine Ser.
nittlerroae au ipielen.,
Die 0gsenoie Wrenla" erflart
in einem 2eitartifel, ouB Die &c.
rH6tipeiie gelneIoete grnennung 6es
britiihen MilttGr Mttabes in Sc.
beran Wfaior s. 9. 5tofes, gum
Siibrer cine Expedition gegen oen
dbeeiesten Sdab sIli Mir5a eiue
Storuns Der 9e8iebungen amiihell
9fuBlono un6 ENGLAND berbeifiibren
miiroe 9as 9latt idreibt, 6aB
GuBlano uno england iih nidt lit
Die inneren glngelegenbeiten Ser.
iiens einnliiden iollten.
- Delegaten Der 9lrbeiter Gohe.
rationen bon Sranfreib uno 9pa.
MEN bielten cine internationale Ron.
pention gu Dem 3pefe ab, segen DIE
fron5oiiid : ipaniiden frieeeriiden
Operationen in Maroffo 8u prote.
ltieren. 9lueS perlief in 3ube unO
Sronung, ino Die fran5oiiiden 9e-
lsgaten eriudten i6lieBli9 Die Spa.
nier oabin gu mirfen, ooB Die Mrbei.
ter beioer Gambler enti6ieoen 5tel.
lung gegen 4riegfiibren nebmem
mobten.
= gs miro nun offi8iea 5ugege.
ben, bob Don Saime, Der 5tpeite. I'M
Sabre 1908 geborene Sobn Ronig
Qlfonlo's, Der bon ieiner Wutter
mad Sreiburg in Der Sdweia ee-
braht tpuroe, itl,nlm lit.
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attadieren ,uie siaer.

Su Dem Sample, oas glut rein
81 balten, greifen Die tpeiBen &or.
perden Die Seine ipie 9iger an; bic
Seine be5ipingen aber Die Heinen
admpfer oft ourh ihnelIe 9ermeb.
rung. Damn iebt Musidlag, @e-
'idpiire, gc5ema un6 dbnlihes fid
neri9limmern, Graft itrlo Mppetit
|aber abnebmen. Gieler 3uftanh
perlangt electric 0itters, Ser Ma,
gen, 2eber uno Nieren resliIiert lne
@iffe aus 6em 8lute ausidei6et.
ngr tit Der bette 8lutreitiger. "
lhreibt g. &. Bn6abn bon Eracp,
Cal. 8eriuht ibn. SOC BEL alIe,
Druegiften.
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Giae mmsleide Gle.

Cine gbe, BEL Der Der @atte BEL.
nabe btermaI 70 aft iit tpie feline
|iunge Grau, obtpol oiefe 6as ood
beiratsf6bige Mlter bon 25 Sabreu
bat, fonrnlt eepiB nidt ole Gage
Dor. Mber Serr Smnes Doughty in
Brighton, Der dltelte lebenoe Shall,
ipieler uno Rlotpn BON England,
bot tros ieiner 80 Sabre ben Mui
uno bic 2uft, cine iolde gbe eill-
3ueeben; un6 er ideint audi leiner
1raut, Dem Gr6ulein 9lliee pilpol
llnoerpooo, eeniigeno in1poniert 3u
baberl, um iib bon ibn betpegea
5u Iaiien, bic @enoiiin ieines Sc,
bensabenos au iperoen gs iino iib-
risens ipenieer ioeaIe als pratti.
ihe Griin6e, Die ben alien &onlo.
oionten beitin1n1t baben, nod eir-
nal gu freien. @ie er in einem Sn.
terbieip oem 9ertreter Der vgpenine
Neips" er5dbIt bat, fiiblte er iif
felt benz Dor 4 Monaten eingetrete.
nen 9ob ieiner eriten Jrau bodil
einiam unb iplgliidlid; er lit oar'
unter, oaB Niemano mebr Iiebebon
uno beltanoie fir i'm iorste. u0os
lit Der Sauptgruno fir meine neut
@be", iagte er, yuno ionit nihts.
Greilid ipeiB er mol, onB er oem
iiingen 8eibe, oas fid entidloiiel
bat, Die gtiise ieines alters gu iper-
ben, gu Danf perpflidtet lit, er fubr
tort: oSobal6 id perbeiratet bin
iperoe id mein Seitament moder
uno meinem 8eibe olles. mas ib ia.
Be, pererben."
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: { i q 8.

nneefGbr 200 Demofraten,
Bros unb 4nti's, iino i'm DrisfiIl
Sotel 5u Muitin auiammengetroffen
|ltno baben eine @oobrotp @iIloa
Stote 2eague gegriin6et, nelbe Die
Ran6ibatur @ouperneur @iIions
bon Seem Seriep unt Die oenlofroti-
ide Yrdfibentihufts Domination
forbern fon.
- Das Observation-Disclosures oes
aongreiies bat bic 9ia aneenom.
men, bur9 Die Brownsville 81, einelIl
einfiibrbafen gemaht tpirb.
- Diitriftrihter &opfins IN Cor.
pus Gbrifti bat gIarf 9eafe aIs er-
wablteu Mabor bon CORPUS gbriiti
'anerfanut.
Sn Muftin ift iest bas SeIola.
ger Der Staatsmiliaen in bollem
@ange.
- @ls S. @. Natton, Elm Qnee.
iteIIter Der Strabenbabn @eIeu.
idaft in Auftin bel Der Bride Der S.
& q. 81. Babn ourh ben Colorado
fubr, tuiroe fein 9uggp BON Der
Str0mung fortgeriiien. CT bate
feline Gral uno feline beioen Rinoer,
einen 3naben un6 elm Wed61en, BEL
iid. Or ielbft, feline Jrau unb Der
Sunge fonnten iid retterl bas MGo.
den ertrarf.
SSn @on5ales itarb Srau g8.
@. 8oges i'm Mlter BON 27 Sab.
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~. &. & :. Ba1x.

Nnfunft-
TO. 241-gou 9onfton unb gaIbeftou
=. :. :. =. $50 ncrgens
no. 7-gon Dallas u. sort Wortb
;. ..7.20 morgens
go. 2S5-8om Norben. .7.80 bor,niti.
No. 15-Bon gnco. -. 800 un1ui.
No, 2S1-Bom Nor6en unb 9ouftcn
-. =. 49,. ....8:25 nabn
No. 9-@om 9oroen. ..7:45 aben6s
>. :. :. ..7.10 purm
NbfdDrt
SO. 10-@ad bem Norbeu. 1000 BORN
yao. 10 Nah Nuftin uno 8aeo
;. -. .6.30 born..
So 10-gaad] benz Norben. 900 BORN
@o. g. @ad 9aIlas, Sort Bortb
lino Waco. .8.45 nben6s
No. 236-Ma@ bem NorOen. -. ;.
-. .3.l0 QDeu0e
go. 242-0a1 9olifton uub gaIs
neiton. :. -. 1915 nben6s
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WeIt-Hlpbabst.
$tarke naebffage mach Stsnc-
grapbsn.
HeIdentat.
Crosses Hotel In Colorado ab-
ssbrannt.

= Der Genot bat beihlofen, ben
9ert Der bier @erfrdge, nber tpeIdc
nod nidt perbonbelt muroe, ourd
Die Breife befannt au seben. Gies
iino Der eneliid anerifoniide uno
fronaoiii9e o1nerifoniide Sdieos-
gerihtsbertrog, iofuie Die @ertrdge
NIT 9onourns urlo geiearagua Be.
freffs MegeIung Der 6inan5en uno
30Ile iener beioen MepubIifen. Ser
geidIuB tuur6e out 2lntrog Der sc
m1iniitration gefobf, Inn 6eln Bolfe
uno Der Hrefe GeIegenbeit 5u eeben,
ibre Mnfihten aus5uiprehen, ebe Ser
eennt bof,oelno eingreift
Sm Nepr1fentantenbonle
brahte Sodion, @os., cine Bin elm,
sen1dB tpelher Der grGiioent ale Na,
fionen Der groe gu einern i'm ssabte
1912 in Waibington ob5ubaltenoen
4ongreB einIaoen ion, ouf mel1em
eriDogen ner6en fou, Oh es nidi
miinihenipert un6 moelih iei, fir
oIle eIementaren &Idnge, oeren Die
n1enihlihe Gimme f1big lit, Be.
beltimmte 5orrnen 6erMuf3ei6nung.
nIfo Hubitnben, IotuoI fir Die MnI,
5etAning I'M 5hreiben aIs i'm
Druid, gu bereinbnren.
Sn Golge Der aablreiden lln.
teriuhungen, tpeIhe Der aongreb
beronftaItet, ano Der enoIoien Ser
mine, ,pelhe i'm 3uianumenbanae
odmit obgeboIten lperoen iino ii!
Baibington tiihtige Gtenograpbea
70 geiuGt, 6aB oos 2orilner- -aomite
F9 einen iolhen aus Duluth, Weinr.,
bot fonlrnen Iaiien rniiiien. Sic
Sttnograpben fteben iib Bel Der 60.
DE nm 70 beiier, ole aud bon uibt
6ireft WeteiIigten bieIe Mbjdriften
bon ben protofoIlen perfangt per.
ben, tUofiir cine iebr onsenebme Ne.
5ablnno geIeiitet iuirb.
2eiItnont 90. 9. Comb pom
sssFuSsL "1lur9.aHo paI Iur e'ne
coM 'ga' un' ~; =; ssnI oe.Ir.gIele
vstIss.lo' e.n UeleD.gnl'9sl@Iesne'l
troien au bergen, Der iiber 8oro ge.
fallen uno ertrungen mar. frod
AomD ~ OuB HeI unler sSdller an
osn Uun@uHg ofs srellaers entlans,
laI'e'e aH zen lgGr!en ufillWe'n per-
sk QUE oen 1ooen aaer groBen
uugtde"se oeoeIeH nno luWle oor'
sH'et gtober 0eId9r nag oer Se.'
@e pom oer man g1anole, Dob IL
eot1pIn geIr.eoeH moroen- vr mar
!ese nIal erlt anI etnen &anmerop'
RataI, lonoern gtng ftlir mt etnera
msunngslelle nm Den Selb IN ore se'
IoprDoAe &leIe.
Dos Cites Bart 9otel", oas
tipdtgrObte $otel i'm noroliden Co.
torooo nro IN Eouriitenfreiien iebr
betonnt, luuroe cine gente oer Glnn-
men, fpei9e aliem Mnlhein nod bon
oeroreHerrlHer Sano artgelegt NOR.
oeH ndren. @iudlI6eriuetie brah
oas Ueiser crit am Wforgeit aug, als
ose zoo @alfe i9on nns Den VefteA
uoren. SanlnltlIhe @aite baben 'hr
@epdd uno tbre Wertfahen eings.
DisBf-
Bie cine Depeihe nns Bittss
burg meloet, 1T Der ungdrilAe Ar.
better anop Goth, Der i'm lesten
vedr5 aus oem oorttgen 3uhtbali-
ie entlalien fpliroe. radoem er 20
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Gin qutes gIas gier fhrnedi

am beften, penn man es ungeitorr
trinfen fann. 9ies tann man bel
9. gnrsitnller, reben Der Sermanns.
iobne.SaIIe, mo oos prdhtige 0oB
itets frifd am 8apf tit.
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Gifenbabll : Gabrplan.
3. e. G. q. 9afn

5. e 9. u. Ba5n.
Grfunft-
No.3 -Wom Noroen. .6.46 abenbs
glo. g. 8om Noroen. .6.45 uora
SO. 7-2ocaI bon Sear1e. 1000 utorg
Ro. 9-2ocal bon Raletine. -. !.
go. A. Bon Megifo. .1.5O ilad,m
3o. 12-socal bon 2arebo (senii1t) =.
oo:.x -. $500 m,org.
SO. f. @ad Dem gaorben. .1.55 itatm.
SEQ. g. Ra1 benz Norben. 800 abenbs
SO. 8-2ocal na1 Paleftine 80 morg
80. 10 @gpreB rnd 9enrne. :.
=. :. -. .... 400 mora
No. -Sfa6 Regifo. 100 mors.
SO. II -2ocaI nad] Qarebo (eemi6t) :.
-. .S.UO nteIio5
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%rnmkltdJe @grJousts, Isibst SIR at.
Aeugitlihteit Irhbiiur. eriG6pfsnben Ansiiiijisn.
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Gin Sonia ani Meiien

fest DIE gan5e @eIt in's @eiprad.
aber Saul @atbulfa bon Buffalo,
%. g., iaet, er bolie oen &onig al.
Ter 2ariermittel itets sn Sanie -
ndmli6 Or. Sings Neue 2ebens,
piIlen - unb oaB iic cine 8oltot fir
feline ean5e Son1ilie ieien. 4nrieren
Magenbei6iperoen 4opfipeb uno
llnperoouli6feit. Sour 25c BEL al.
len DruagiIten.
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= Sm soIoenen Maina balten
3ur 3eit Die aatbolifen geutidlanos
ibre General 9eriammluna ob, Die
So. in Ser gfeibe bieier 8eronital.
tllngen.
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9ss 9iebitabls beidlmlbiat.

g. 6. GbomberIoin BON Clinton,
Me., beihuloigt oreiit 8udlen's 9lr-
iliea Snlbe oes Steblens ODER gfeb-
mems bon Shmer5 BEL 8ronowun.
ben ODER Shiirfungen = Der
Ghmer3 bel @unoen = bos @leuo
bei @eidpiiren ODER Sdmorrboioen.
gie beroubt @unoelL Siibneraueen.
8errenfungen uno 8erlesungen IT,
ter Sdredniiie" iaet er. als Sell
mitteI giebt es nid)t ibresgleihen.
Sur 25c bel alien Gruggiiten.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-07-21
A North African Game Bao.

Egypt and the Sudan provided a
generous and various bag of game for
Prince Ludwig Windischgratz and bia
friends, who have just returned from
a hunting expedition in northern
Africa.
The party. numbering five guns, &C.
counted for six lions, two panthers
five elephants, six rhinoceroses. Eve
hippopoatmi. Is buffalees. four ri.
RATES.. one zebra. 122 antelopes, Il
crocodiles. 30 gazelles, two hyenas.
four wild dogs. two great apes, and
"a wild birds Of different varieties.
Prince Windischgratz brought back
two live young lions, which he has
presented to the Budapest geological
Observation-Disclosures correspondence
Pail Mall Gazette.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-07-21

Senators this week will be busy
with reciprocity.
Congressman Mitchell, of Kansas,
died after long illness.
The mother OF Congressman Ma.
guire of Nebraska died last week.
1t is reported that Clip Castro has
landed in disguise in Venezuela.
Congressman Mitchell of the Sec
ond Kansas district, died a few days
ago.
The condition of John w. Gates,
now in Paris. is reported as un-
changed.
Portland, Ore, was chosen by the
grand lodge of the Benevolent Pro-
tective Order of Elks as the next
meeting place.
The first ruling in the Los Angeles
dynamite cases were favorable to the
prosecution.
Senators not on the committee are
anxious to hear the testimony in the
Lorimer investigation.
Captain Richard Burt, Lightweight
years old, a veteran of the Mexican
and civil wars, died at Peoria.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
decided upon Omahs as the proper
place for railway mai headquarters.
Three representatives of st. Johns
lodge of Glasgow. Scotland, the old
est Masonic lodge in the world, are
visiting in this country.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-07-21
General.

Senator Penrose says reciprocity is
on the high road to passage.
The mining town of Kaylor, Pa.
was practically wiped out by fire.
There is slight danger of a clash
between Germany and France over
Morocco.
Congressman Henry of Texas de.
1ivered philippe on Americans who
bow to European royalty.
Nicholas Murray Butler resigned
from the board of directors of the ma.
tional educational association.
Many department officers believe
an examination will disclose the
Maine was wrecked from without.
The wife of the secretary and the
director Of the Smithsonian institute
at Washington, was killed in a rail-
road wreck near Bridgeport, Conn.
Details of the great storm on the
Japanese coast June 20, were brought
by the steamship Kumeric. Several
hundred lives were lost and many
ships destroyed.
Without recovering consciousness,
Mrs. James S. Butler of New Orleans,
wife Of wealthy cotton planter, died
in the New York hospital following a
stroke of appoplexy.
Ethel Conrad and Lillian Graham,
who, on June 6, shot w. E. D. Stokes,
the millionaire, of New York., in
their apartment, were held in $4,000
bail for the grand jury on a charge
of felonious assault
The Venezuelan government has
positive news that Ciprano Castro
the exiled president of Venezuela, ef-
fected landing in the western part
of Venezuela and has a following of
1000 men.
A telegram from Senator Robert L.
Owen, received at Oklahoma City,
announces that the Interstate Com
merce commission will issue an or
der making effective emergency rates
on cattle shipped from Oklahoma to
Texas.
The London Times in an editorial
on the Anglo-American arbitration
treaty expresses the opinion that the
present is an opportune moment for
Great Britain to open negotiations
with Japan with view to modifying
the AngloJananese agreement SO as
TO harmonic it with the Anglo.
American treaty.
The 1912 tournament of the Amer.
lean Bowling congress was awarded
to Chicago at meeting of the con-
gress officials held in that city. The
tournament will be held between
January Is and March Is, the dates
to be named later.
Targets for the aeroplane practice
of the Atlantic fleet and the sea forts
during the August maneuvers will
consist of sheets of canvas shaped to
simulate dirigible balloons and aero
planes. These will be suspended
from batteries of powerful box kites.
just as large American flags are often
carried hundreds Of feet in the air.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-07-21
FROM MANY POINTS
EVENTS OF THE DAY HELD TO 4
FEW LINES.
DAYS EVENTS BOILED DOWN
Personal, Political, Foreign and Other
Intelligence Interesting to the
General Reader.
Washington.

Nothing but speeches stand in the
way of the complete success of the
Canadian reciprocity bill and we are
working the speeches off as fast as
possible" said Chairman Penrose OF
the senate finance committee. Il am
sticking to a prediction made long
since that we shall adjourn either on
July 20 or August s."
An inquiry into Alaska's Industrial
development, second in Importance
only to the Ballinger-Pinchot investi'
cation, will be inaugurated by the
house committee on expenditures in
the interior department, according to
altered plans of that committee. In.
stead of having Miss M. F. Abbott tell
the story of the famous Dick to
Dock" letter, the committee will ex-
anime government officials on general
conditions in the territory.
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska
told the senate that the farmers have
little interest in Canadian reciprocity.
"In every test that l have made for
the purpose of finding out the senti-
ment of the farmers in my state"
said the senator, 4 have found that
there is an indifference as to whether
the bill becomes law or is defeated.
OF course there are some farmers
who oppose the measure, but l think
their opposition is so slight, when
compared with the sentiment through
out the state, as to be almost neglig-
tble.'
{ Means for the prevention of fraud
.sr corruption in the election of rep
resentatives to congress were pro
posed in two bills introduced by Rep
resentative Powers of Kentucky. In
one bill Mr.. Powers proposes fine
of from $1,000 to $4,000 or from one
to three years Imprisonment for init
midation of voters at any primary
or general election, for the use or
money or for threats in securing
votes. A second bill provides that
there be created a commission of the
house of representatives consisting of
three civilians, to investigate all cleo
lions.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-07-21
DULUTH WATER FRONT ON FIRE.
Blaze Originates in Warehouse-Loss
Expected to Aggregate $150,o0o.

Duluth, July 15.-The most disas-
trous fire in years swept the Duluth
water front. The losses will aggre-
gate $4,000, fully covered by insur-
ance.
Inc fire started in the warehouse Of
the Cowan-Peyton-Congdon Company
Oh the west side of Fifth avenue.
among the losers are: Duluth Marine
supply Company, $4,000; three ware
houses, $4,000; Gowan-Peyton- Cong
don Company, $4,000. Other losses
hre r. A. Patrick( Kruschke Confec.
tlonery Company, Lake Carriers AS
soclatlon, Fifth Avenue Dock, Glow
q Nicholson Transportation Company,
'he omces OF the Carnegie Fuel Com.
pany.