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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23

ARE RACING TO
PRINEVILLE

Portland, Or. Feb 23.-Two
rival parties have begun railroad
surveys from Madras toward Prime
Vile, Ore, according to private ad-
vices reaching here today, and it is
believed that the contest to secure
the most stragetic route into rich
Central Oregon territory may de-
velop into duplicate of the memoir
able struggle between the Hill and
Hartman forces in the Deschutes
canyon last year.
1t is said that the surveyors are
employed by the Hill and Hartman
lines,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
Causes 95 Per Cent
of Diseases
ADVICE CONCERNING STOMACH
TROUBLES AND HOW TO REM
EDY THEM.

Do not neglect Indigestion which
leads to all sorts of ills and compli-
cations. An eminent doctor once
said that 95 per cent of all the ills of
the human body have their origin in
a disordered stomach.
A physician who made a specially
of stomach troubles, particularly
dyspepsia, after years of study per-
fected the formula from which Rex
all Dyspepsia Tablets are made.
Our experience with Rexall Dyspep-
sia Tablets leads us to believe them
to be the greatest remedy known for
the relief of acute Indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia, Their ingredients
are soothing and healing to the in
famed membranes of the stomach.
They are rich in pepsin, one of the
greatest digestive aids known to med
icine. The relief they afford is al
most immediate. Their use with
persistency and regularity for a
short time brings about cessation
of the pains caused by stomach dis
orders.
ReXall Dyspepsia Tablets will in
sure healthy appetite, aid digestion
and promote nutrition. AS evidence
of our sincere faith in Rexall Dyspep-
sia Tablets, we ask you to try them
at our risk. If they do not give you
entire satisfaction. we will return
you the money you paid us for them.
without question or formality. They
come in three sizes, prices 25 cents,
so cents and $1OO Remember you
can obtain them only at our store
The Rexall Store. The ]. C. Perry
Drug Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
TO ARRANGE
FOR TOURING
AWATORS
IuNITnD ILL., LEASED Will

San Diego, Cal, FeD 23.-The
Aero Club OF San Diego, which is
financing Glenn H. Cdrtiss' aviation
school for army and navy men here,
is considering a new proposition. 1t
is proposed by Van NJ. Griffith, di-
rector of the Aero Club OF California,
and Frank r. Searchlight, director
of the local club to organize avia-
tion enthusiasts in nearly every town
in Southern California as the first
step toward establishing a chain of
aviation fields that will average
about 80 miles apart between here
and Los Angeles. 1t is figured that
any aviator can easily make 80 miles
and that air-touring can be made as
popular in California as automobile
touring.
San Diego, Delmar, Oceanside,
Santa Ana, Pasadena, Redands
Riverside, Los Angeles and Santa
Barbara are to be included in the
list for grounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
AN OREGON CITY
PHOTOGRAPHER MISSING

Fort klamath, Or, Feb, ga
Missing since he left Fort Klamath
four weeks ago for Crater Lake, it is
believed today that b. b. Bowski, a
photographer from Oregon City, per-
ished in the uninhabited region He
left with provisions sufficient to last
three weeks, and said he would re-
turn in few days.
Since his departure there have
been several heavy storms and the
snow in the Crater Lake national
park has attained depth of 30 feet
in places, A party has gone from
here to search for him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
LONESOME
TOWN. HERE
SATURDAY
IN WHICH MAX DILL, THE FA-
NOUS GERMAN COMEDIAN AND
FUNSTER, WILL SURELY EN-
TERRAIN YOU - THERE is
CATCHY MUSIC AND NOT A
DULL MOMENT.

Lonesome Town." that very pic
turesque musical comedy Offering of
Max Dill, the German comedian, late
of Kolb and Dill, is to be seen at the
Grand Opera House on Saturday,
February %.
This announcement should pioye
peculiarly interesting to local play
goers, for the coming of the celeb"at-
ed German comedian is considered
something of an event in theatrical
circles. The Teutonic funster comes
direct from his notable run of 100
nights in San Francisco, and has
with him the same all-star cast as
supported him during his engage
ment there. There are over 80 peo-
pie in the company.
The late Judson C. Brusie, VINO Is
responsible for the very wi.ly book
of Lonesome Town." produced the
cleverest musical comedy of his ga
reer in this piece and fitted Max Dill
with his happiest roll. AS Bakers
field Bill, the German tramp, the star
is continuous inspiration for laughs.
The plot concerns the town of
Watts-dubbed Lonesome Town
and the endeavors of pack Of schem-
ers to secure the legacy of Isaac
Watts, the founder of the town.
Watts has apparently left no heir
and it is not until the fina! curtain
that proper disposition is wade of
the properties. In the meantime
much numerous action is contributed
by the various claimants. Dill, as
Bakersfield Bill, is obliged to cross
swords with Mrs. A. Marvellous Won
der, IN Francisco widrw ",'r is
both G1si: Ling and fascinating
The corpulent comedian falls a vic
tim to hey wiles, and the stones ir
which he attempts to woJ an2 win
her from his rival are hilarious. AS
a matter of fact, there is nc. a dull
moment in the piece. There is ac-
tion from the rise to the rall o. the
crrtain.
Lonesome Town" is noJab!e for
its music, which is peculiarly haunt
ing in its qualities. The themes are
original and the song hits, oi which
there are a number, are sure to he
come popular. Prices: SOC =. $t.M
and $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
J, J, HILL FAVORS
RECIPROCITY
WITH CANADA
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrRE.l

Minneapolis, Feb. 23.-Answering
the attack upon him by Senator
Gronna, because of his attitude on
reciprocity with Canada, James j.
Hill said today:
"If Gronna is sincere in what he
says, he is ignorant of the facts. If
he is insincere he is dangerous. The
reciprocity treaty with Canada is the
most important matter before the
citizens of this country since the
Civil War If, after keeping Canada
waiting for 40 years, we turn her
down on our own invitation to partic-
ipate in reciprocity pact, our coun-
try will suffer. England has been
waiting and watching for just that
thing to happen"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
DECLARES ITS
LOYALTY To
GREAT TAIN
laulM uasvar ssaud da11NnI

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 23-The Cana
dian parliament has formally de-
clared political loyalty to Great Brit
ain, The declaration was made as
an answer to allegations that reci-
procity with the United States would
result in annexation. 1t is believed
that the declaration has smoothed
the way for reciprocity to a large ex-
tent.
Neither the government nor the
opposition intended to make this an
nouncement when the house opened.
They were surprised when the pro-
posal was sprung by the French ma
tionalist group, which has been free
ly charged with disloyalty for its
stand on the naval issue.
The amendment was adopted with
out dissenting vote,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
MANITOBA
is AGAINST
RECIPROCITY
[uNIrnn rnEss 1EAsrn w1nr. !

Winnipeg. Man, Feb. 2S.-Mani-
toba today is on record as against
reciprocity with the United States.
At the close of speech by Pre-
mier Robin, in which he unalter-
ably opposed the reciprocity agree
ment, the galleries broke into cheers
The premier opposed the proposed
argument on economic, national and
imperial grounds. He said that the
United States, for S5 years has been
"endeayoring to cripple Canada com
mercially" and referred to the sac
rifces which Canada, and especially
Eastern Canada, has made to build
up inter-provincial trade by railway
construction, The house voted unan
imously against the measure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
IS NOT DEATH
A BLESSING TO
SUCH A PEOPLE?
[uNIrnp MESS LEASED w1nn.l

Peking, Feb. 2S.-Relief authori-
ties today estimate that more than
a million girls have been sold in the
famine districts of China, Slave
dealers from more prosperous dis
tricts have flocked to the scenes of
privation and have carried on tre-
mendous traffic, as few of the suf-
ferers have the fortitude to refuse
food in exchange for their daugh-
ters.
Most Of the girls sold are mere
children, and it is probable that a
majority of them will be forced to
live lives of shame.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
MORMON MISSIONARIES
SPREADING THE FAITH
[uNIrrp rnrss lnAsnp wInn.1

Stockholm, Feb. 23.-Plans for
spreading their faith throughout the
Scandinavian nations were discussed
here today at the opening Of a con
ference of the Mormon leaders from
Sweden, Norway and Denmark
Thousands of converts to Mormon
ism have been made in these coun-
tries in the last few years, and the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23

sect is gaining a strong foothold. A.
considerable number of Swedes and
Norwegians have been induced to
settle in Utah by the agents of the
American religion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
SUNNY
lsS!lZLIZ;SI

Soap is cheaper than clothes
and it pays, therefore, to get
the best soap, even for laundry
purposes, The best laundry
soap made is a white soap
called "Sunny Monday, "
which contains no rosin and
is kind to clothes, One bar of
Sunny Monday will go as far
as two bars of ordinary yellow
laundry soap which contains
rosin; its use, therefore, means
economy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
To Cure a Cold In one Day.

Take Laxative BromO Qulnlne Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II II
fails to cure. E. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23

1t is sad lened politician who dis
covers his whilom plum tree in full
frultage of lemon crop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23

BE charitable. You don't know
how soon you may want a handout
yourself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23
A Reliable
Remedy
EB's Cream Balm

~ Ntt~aa
II cleanse, so7thes,
heals and p.C,cc,s
the d!sessNd I.eri-
brane reSc ,ng rda
Ca,a-rh and ives
away a Co,i IA Tho
H 0l Gui E,v Re-
sto-cs tie Sc,>,s ef
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23

THE N. X. FAIRBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-23

e Lake Cliff hang
begin, to commence
ling flight over the
than-air and self
When an elongated
btline Itself against
Ky at the conclusion
.limb. therefore, the
SIS jumped to the
he oak Cliff mans
been successful and
object afar OF vas
Compere In his big
oplanes we're forgot
being and all neck'
all eyes aVerted' tc
bag which was seer
Inc western heavens
s they watched rho
led. "Oh. isn't II JUS.
ny thing" 20 .ei 'D1t
2 in the front r. o.
and her wils-sh .ul
i an eye more singh
site, an Swercd .baN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

IA an emergency where one has n
evolve a "rancY' cnsrIms Win trre
Ius amt aDpa-aur7 less narsr'ai.
iomara.rg rsrY lovely -an be- made ~
several ~ me beautiful evening aca-Ss
sfgior -ts guang,ed ones 1r 1ia q ones
Nsarr every V1ma1 vti 1nHsess A
scarf ~ enc tud ar aacrher and rhese
can 10 borrowed az no tamags need
BE- f1ue "a chem. Over whirs trssR
aan1 rN1 or more 1r me silver suau-
1fst ones. 40 rlat they '1l from The
slau tar1 down a. far aa 1Cge BE en-
siraa- 1ice Then w'nt others lhcur
me Rips and around ne head cr1ss-
a1z pierre over me fsrshead and an
orher over ne chin and lower parr ~
rhe face The saarsru sTecr ia Eracs.
flI rnd usually very becoming
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
BACTERIA ON
ROOTS OF CORN
sucrtV Susfteteut NfE-ozau ID
Ss-vs AEuzzsfazl TIzez-
SurDngsl when So-E
"A E-sEf1.aulclsn-

Idw -.sa siuusr 1ccsn 8B FERTILIZER
vas nor tuuwn InlI about dltsssn
Ysaus aEn siucs JaaC ume cur
Know edge Ipou me su11scr naA very
cnuHidarahly increased and every year
aow something more IA learned.
LsglminnuB and Dod-1eariuH pisn8
una.deu nars no more ability % neip
tIemseiVes &c Tie Nitrogen ar rIe ar
under anY circumstances than nave
other green Dianrl
Certainty bacteria existing N me
snu Denstraues the sofr lasues Or
young r1Gra ar lsglmes and multiply
wirain these Eveiy usgues 60 aa %
form 4 lirus mass cr rslauuous sun
sraucs Responding % the Irritation
Bruducnd M plant hulds a norNar
structure a1our -ae aacrsriaI invaders.
nor unllEe me f1ruarcn or gau
.nuasuusur IpGn ne sriuK 1r an IN
sect
Numerous nndllss may De 'drman
on the r1CtA df cue lianr sud CnsP
have cnaracrsriHrca peruiar "a sse
species af Dianr On vnicn -nsy Gccur
II saus way NOT Wen uuGsrzyaoG
rhaae planrs win ucdulss or rlBercies
are capable or EsruuE Ag-icisu- uirro-
gen from ne air 1a serve shundanlly
their purposes when the IoL laa NJ
supplies. and when 1cher planes nluar
Die FROM me vanr az b.
EI-her the aarrsria ara me dfrscr
aasnta IN rhe process or rney al rns
ald. & cannnr 90 NAY there leg
uues organisms or some or rnesn be
raas 70 form uIbercies or OMAR
slanrs fsr nsranr maizsf Here m a
nacrsr 90 M Ersacssr moment IN.
f6uhredlY cnsy have scms rimss \,
ne past 1ecnme adaprsa 70 leNlmt
SOUS vsgsrGrion There "a nornin3 "a
prevent cnrn from gathering -ihsreies
We kndV GOV rhay cnru can -
very decidedly notified n ira cnen.
t.aI composition 5y processes a
breedlnz Types af Erafn can be rru.
dgcsd In vhicn for lastaacs Jhs niCro.
9en oercsurazs Is ETeasiy Increased
and GO a nug wag improved "a food
for nan and beast
r. n acdltiou % thia. indian cnrr
caa 90 nate - fIrnfsn itasif. thrsuxH
accommodating bacteria. Efrh rhla
higher Hicrogsn cnntsut fIrscriy frGr
tnss szAaasIlsss Srnrshouses % the arr
the agricultural attracts or ths Ags
WI nage been wrought
No ens can 5rsdicr whether or no'
I sais VIII ever enme 70 paas. aut fruri
I whzg "a acw Known. tne sndeasor q
brfzg II ts ZONE % pass seems a
eat xerrh snils
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
NEg Trick ~ MILLINERY
Ls,fg 5f,-ugs 81 sisc,s VsV-f Br-
sesr On E4t-ic 5oune-s
Tus Season.

"snzva shuw whirh wsT rie wind
1iows so also. 90 no utsis Bouneis
~ gfis cnunet lHhlg scr aunn rie
Eases and rured rniTirs sud euEa-
ilnaea vith ny1snUs ard me iar1s
rauiis ilnea VITA Gsit riau have 1ni-e
iageu rie siace or tliunsf au other
forms AZ hsadksay' during ,ie iast few
weeks
Eesry due ~ rhsfn hasa long
srruRs ~ hlact reiTst which ara lsd
A. cde side and az ne 1acs and have
r5iu ouW snfs faHuus Or csug,ir WIN
leweied pm high over rhe huBr and
on ne lefC SIDE
The rHeersr String Ia smgiy a VERY
long lcnp ~ 1r1ad pelgsf ~bhnn.
Cirnuga vH.ch cie arm H slipped Ir
hauas looseig oE Gie .el5 site luder
fhe arm
Thfs new r1rt IN ,alunerY s cans.
fun NOR a irfs comment regarding -l
prcbshle Dopu-arirg. bur virhai ssrma
% BE- dndlua agdr Ia me eyes 81 he
truly ErsaC d.crscorB ~ sfY'es
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

8r1gfq S-sfs esf -orEsf coVsrs Ars
T1oss THsr =io into sspiurn
at 1siBf.

The IuEy 'bachslnr masd Who has
"a one 20 .Guk aiter -ie ju.e details
ar her v1rdr1he. Bur must aUaud q
hem lu tie 1irs snd edges 1f -ns
afrsr business hours wien she w1uid
be glad n stretch uur and rsiax IN
places df ,Isnug Win rapss and r,b.
bnus, continues % buy or maAe ner
cnrs.t ruusrs and cumJtuauuuH
VITA hoadiuga or caBiugs a. waist and
necR sngss IN xhich -ibbDnH uusr be
ruu % Lley are 70 be worn Win any
snmf1r'
Yer 8mnrg me Drstriear cnrset cuv-
srs af me present dag are r5nHe rlar
a. ur0 a Beulum al ne waist Ine, a
narrow 7am-'lun or any band If flid-
ed lawn covering -ls .ciu and render
ing a 'irax -tJs' suDe~iunuB aud
iuqe -h1J have sie Elsl1ess al -.s
upper edge garhered iIuui7 % fr
1ure and for a4i wder a similar IN
Rhua hand -a VA IS Ole 'acs or sm-
hrrIdary around r1e neck 10 joined.
References Ia nur mane t1 the rlnEs
f-ilg cnrser c0vsr vhlcn reminds
one 81 a ftusd Hnlug These pepiUm
enrset -uvars have a siizIr tu'nnss ar
me waist tine gathered INTO rhs 1aud
amt almost az mlcn al ne upper
edges Bef1rs iu.Hltng a. If me bead.
ug vers 70 30 Used y.ra haby r'hnCn
rr draV q CLOSE And rley g'sid nnrn.
nu % ne orser srgie either Ia 1rsr1-
ness ~ appearance OF 1errer'-nu n
anish Moreover. lheY dnirs siim.-
maze al IuusnsssarY 'buucntna" ar
I rhe vatst Tine Vhlrh 8Hr7utage. rnn-
sdsriug ne present lrYies, is racum-
meud.ua raem more and more a
I 'fhGse vino snnw
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
CARING FOR
MOLTINC HENS
EsGus-s Lars AEznu11 oC Ets D
CsuEaz1zzzx NtErugsn- SuC1
"a OH Neal az1
F.-Ecs111 ess1I-

Most people believe 1har II rle
can scrce 1lsir hens % mcir early -hsy
vii AZ more saIs turing the season.
bur mis- ls not rue Eeus -har have
moired ara VIII lag mere egIEs dsIr-uI
-ls vinusr than tie early mGirsrs.
This das been shown BY Cia mnA
careful experiments 5ur the taGcI ars
1r- generally Known.
Noting hens reqiIirs a la-K. lmnun
Gf 1efd containing nitrogen uch AZ
oil meal meat and other feeds rtcn
IN Drutein. M1iung can be forced by
euruug down rhe fsaa af hens aa q
haa been shown -y experiments Lhaf
scanJiIY 6sd hens begin mnlring sa-.
Ser chan rhcae On fIu naed. tur rna
former ID lor finish mclrinz much
sariier
Starved hens molr more uniformity
than srhsrs and mis- IL particularly
lotiesanls N hens Two or three years
cid
Ia an experiment. cnud Icrad By TIA
Cornell experiment. srdnou ir Wa
found that an 4 basis of Il0 hens rha
,sd fncR produced eggs % The valrs
. q SO - more than ay Tie srarvsd
iCcE
The -Cral .uGume rom al rhe bfrEs
was SIS tlr The starved fUcx aud
$3.50 Ger The fsd ioclI a Differences IN
savur Gf laruraI moilug for The Fsar
~ ahcu4 s15
western puu lyman % luug sx-
Dsr'sucs y.vss MS method % cnnrrcu-
ug mGirug a. s1lows-
A sCuu "a TIE hens ara thrcuga
laying hs uIrua them cur Ia aIfaIfA
feeding thsm dry buan only. Ia addI-
rinu. Under mis- treatment they gsr
rAiH Then he feeds them a mixed
rarlca a. zrails and meat, E1gtng a
lzhr iced ID the morning and all rhey
VIII eat az ncnu ald night Cndsr
tAia rrsarmenr they anfah nloiEiux
guicAty. get new feathers and bsxsa
laying IN September By Ocraber I
thsy are az n zaod laying coud.ricu
and make a prat, through M al
aad winter
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
NaEa IuHHHy CAN'T HEaH
snY II 7lzY 10 Always Iszf Siissi
-ia aufher 10 csiNnH
-ir.

-Jnhnur-"
That vas ais mother calling 1om n
rtudnE and IunnnY playing n ne
street. mt IunuuT dinn hear 1sr
And them
'IunG,uv C1me hersr
nur Inhnnv - az -AiH uumenr
raECniuE 40 20 CATCH 4 mEh Jail aud
aha sars zFs clused 70 al calls, where
uuU1lz
'IunuuT 10 Tuu hear me-
Bur snhnuY tnssn't zs 1Hs cauEhr
-Iar Jail ana 1uw le fielding q "a
zuufasr luy standing BY a tree. 90
1uw
Juhnn-" -1fB tine WITH a little
TVCgat0 n L. and perhaps a n-nr
suggestion If a slipper
ami ines -lau luen IuEuuws saT-sT
Wiv hes ar me 1ar 1uw amt Drs-
pared 70 hit ne hail swat NAT VIII
END q half way tuw1 rla BLOCK and
lll things siHs ara aH nauEIr 10 linn
Bun nuw hear he v'islanr muthGr
his tine gently lnr shs knows -lHJ
Iuvs viii be- buys
JUhnHT v1nr y1u 70 come IN
INV
J1nnuv - az E1is moment cumming
Ike a wild mHu. or buv making fur
rIHr --sa he vas -Ir1wing NJ mo.
menr aEu and utterly 1hilviGus nf
every hing IN che vsr,d, me parental
01irs uciudaf But rlat e!eavss ne
ar AGAIN 1uw
"Iunnuvt'
Iuhuuv q staining VITA one fuur az
rle r1nt on ne -rPs and ne other funr
extended. al rsady 70 hImp and rIn
when tls boy ar ne nau hits uie bal.
Johnny
AId IuhuuT rIns IKE al puH-
ssssea. not fur home, 1ur h1r ne base.
and rhers hs stands. while f-um -.1e
vinduw comes again rIe Vuics-
'IunuuT
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
pau sf corgr-,s aauur. rms.

10 ras EXPENSE N roofing 1ver or
screening nom files The 1runnr-lnnH
or area ara 10 1e nudified m meet
ne special demands n ne HaFHa
u la expected r.iaC ne usual gIHf1m
VII 1s fJilnved ~ hauling direrr 10
ne deid. and rhar rae usHk Ia Used
Simply for st1r-ige during bad Esat1er
Or press nf uf1sr work. Allowing tnRr
he mBuurs ls -siuovad rom ne stalls
~ wuseibaFuuw a rhree-fnnr an
-l-inGe fnr same u shnw1, w1irh Bhuuin
be- located az tlIe most convenient cor
der
The inngest fiHmefRr should be IN
-.ie s5sue direction or parallel with ne
mnEt convenient road COR The teams
10 travel and each carner should 1e
protected rom r1e whesia By sinking
a conveniently shaped Stone Ia ras
s-uuud az points af Di1bahie cuuraGr
"A economy ls Insisted On. tiasuna.
r1rners are shown. but he general ap-
1earaucs or ths 1inlI VIII be improved
By rounded eurner5 az an iucr aasen
n5nr c1sr for making rlje forms. y
-lie horse stalls have frz.naga for
u-iue, mis- can 1r1flra5iy 1s c1uducfsd
10 a small cnncrsrs ciEteru built INST
lIsids rlie val or raIA enrlrsiy below
Ei-ade and covered Win slotted 1iRnE,
80 az 70 also drain from manure The
,nurenrs can rheu be pumped over M
manure shnulh ir appear 10 be hear-
ng uudiIiY With rhM We should AT.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

EIfhougia every one may noe acueps
ne tashion for Vhlre feir hars IN hoc
weather n "a prabsbls thar they WI
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rhlug ornats on them alchough Il ~
sr1sahle We shaH zee them trimmed
I- Morning Kiories. "a cherries. 10
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

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fractiye forus a GuH green sweater
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sofi and blstble fHnging % she aylrs
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and Ia finished down the front win
snail smoked pearl butt0as T6ere
are scarves 700 o. shls Hsecy Angora
yarn long and sofr and loosely woven.
shoggh warm az toast They cone
either II pure pElts Sr VITA a purple
ssrfpso border
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

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