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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
VARIOUS sTEws.

sters nay be made OF the cheaper
cuts o. neat and Eith Different sea
souirg 10 vary the GayoT. q great va
-.eiy nay be had
Spanish ste~,-Cut q small piece
q s1st into pieces and try oct in a
saucepan Add one and fourth
pounds q chuck cut in small pieces
Cook until vel Drowned then add
3 little water and simmer until ter
der. Add a third o. a can o; to
matoss. one small o1ior. a bay leaf
and szli and pepper Thieken With
Gour that has been Drowned
irish ste~-Tske one and . half
pounds o. the ueck OF heel cut IN
pieces an ireh square, place IN a
saucepan IN which a H1ls sue, has
been fried out. add a slice o. onion
AID brown the meat Cover zith three
cups Of boiling water and sinner
slowly for half an hour Then add
tuo carrots. cut hoe Cook another
hour and then add I've potatoes cut
In halves. Wien the potatoes are
tender. add q little tour 10 tie gravy.
Season styh salt. Pepper and se-ve-
Veal Ste~--Take ore and a half
pounds o. shoulder o. veal cut 81 4
pieces. put into q saBcepzn uith boil
i-E water, ere oric1, salt ard pepper
10 taste When the Eeat IS nearly
cooked put into saucepan over tie
FIRE a piece o. butter % III g table
spoon and q tezspoolful q -four;
blend and cook and thea add 10 Lne
veal Eravy-
A very ulce Espored stew may be
1reFarsd - uErz several kinds 0f
Ueat, a feE chicken hoaes for Gzvo-.
t1us teef and q little zeal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
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TIE black Eaiuuts E1o-ld Be gath
cred sn the fan EooE after tkeg fall.
~Aich . Usually zh9zr Ooobsr. IN -
lectilg tie nEfs preference E1Ozld bs
Eire- 70 the large Ozes frUc1 good
thrifty. healthy trees. In case yog de-
rire 70 plant IN The fan they should
bs ia the SHADE piled IN snail piles 70
avoid dryizg o1t and heating Il Is
ro- Eecesszry 20 kEu the nuts. They
may be planted azY tine after gather
Ing Ep until the soil freezes.
For spring planting uhieh is pre-
ferzbls 70 fan planting. the nuts
should Be s;rztifed. that IL 10 say. take
a bon. put a couple q inchss Of Eznd
IN the bottom. then a layer o. nuts.
and 90 OF. Keep the oontsntE moist
and exposed 20 a. % Be subject 10
freezing during the winter. This wiIl
soften the shell 80 they Will germinate
readily In the spring Watch them
closely In the spring. for should they
spF0ut the sprouts are llkble 70 Be
broken oG as they are very brittle.
They sh0ald Be planted ss sooa ss
pcssl5is after the sol is IN workable
condition IN the spring
= j. best 70 plant the uuts In soil
which has been previously cultivated
= possible For the most satisfactory
groEth. deep. rich. soil along river or
creek hanks Is preferred. Il is diff
cult % transplant black Ealnuts On &C
eo1nt q their long tap root. and for
this reason Il i desirable 70 plant the
ssed where you expect 70 grow the
trees Lay OF the rows ten feet apart
and plant the nuts three feet apart
IN the roE. and about four inches deep.
j. 10 not necessary 10 al the furro~
entirely a. first as this viii assist IN
catching and holding the rain II Il
ls pOt possible 70 plant in this way
Desirable spots may be picked out and
Epadec and planted. thus giving you
small scattering groups o. trees As
the walnut ls a moisturs-loying plxat
Il is very important 20 keep the plant.
Ing cultivated until q good root system
- developed In case o. the group
planting where cultivation g. not prac-
uczbie. mulch the soil With straw o.
some kind % litter
The black walnut Is found In vest.
. ern Massachusetts, % southern Min
ueEota and eastern Kansas south 10
. western Florida and Texas
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
= Tar sa Pls.y.

At tks srrsrEsncT Wagons have an
exeDse s0r speeding The eogrtE Efn
aszzIiT conslcer TIE plea q a 6ocfor
hat ke is ensEering an urgent call
o. oCgTEe- police and ere agEzrztus.
Ambulances. etc. are allowed 20 rush-
But Diesy has no show In Maiden.
Mass. a man brought into court for
speeding pleaded that be was late for
church and vas hurryiug The Judge
answered that humanity vas not help
ed IN any ray By bis effort. ard that
Il would no thaVe mattered 10 anybody
but himself even II he had been late
A. the best. therefore. his laUlesEness
vas selfish and not pardonabie lie
fined the man SO We think the Judge
vas wrong We thing a prize might
properly b. given 70 a man hErrying
10 church In bis automobile.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
SOUND SLEEP
Can Easily Be Secured.

Up to 2 years ago" woman writes.
I was in the habit o. using both tea
and coffee regularly.
i found that my health was begin
ming 10 fail. strange nervous attacks
would come suddenly upon me. making
me tremble so excessively that could
not do my work while they lasted: my
sleep left me and passed long nights
In restless discomfort was hlled
with nervous dread as TO the future
"A friend suggested that possibly
tea and coffee were TO blame. and !
decided to give them up. and in cast
Ing about for hot table beverage.
which felt was an absolute necessity,
! vas led by good fortune TO try Post
um.
For more than a year have used
II three times a day and expect. so
much good has il done me. TO con-
tnue its use during the rest Of my
life.
Soon after beginning the use cs
Postum. found, to my surprise, that.
instead Of tossing on a sleepless bed
through the long. dreary night,
dropped into a sound, dreamless sleep
the moment my head touched the pil
low
Then | suddenly realized that all
NY nervousness had left me. and my
appetite. which had fallen on before.
had all at once been restored so that
| ate my food with keen relish.
All the nervous dread has gone
walk mile and a half each way to
Dy work every day and enjoy IL. 1
hnd an interest in everything that
goes on about me that makes life a
pleasure All this owe to leaving on
tea and coffee and the use OF Postum.
for have taken no medicine" Name
given by Postum Co. Battle Greek,
Mich
There's . reason" and Il Is ex-
planned IN the little book. The Road
70 WellviIle." In pkgs.
Ever read the above ietterf A new
enc appear. fron time 10 time. rhey
are genSfAe. rrss. ana fall sf hunas
fnteresL
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09

sErs- szE csp q, szEzr. iEols-
s-1r-tzl q hz-ts- E-d E-y szsor1zg
ts<tre1 NiH vel ard s6t a isT
-ziss-s ard lake o-s kC-r CoTs-
VT. 4 ze-t-r74. Ezf-E the whites q
- sEEs al Ezr- Bake 4 HEht
a-uEE
c.-<-ts.. 5r.s- p.-cl-s-Sczl6
r~c c.ps q -i-k al p.czr over tEo
-Ss q hrsa3 e-zss. melt o-s
ssa1-s q csocol1rs over ~ water
d. - E-ris q re zlIk. E56 70 TIE
rA5c-lsts VIA a thi-s q. a c1p q
szrz- Ac5 AZ sEE tez-s-. add TIE
cru=es al szTu-i-E desired a-t
slks = a -c1s-z-s 0Tsn tkir1y 1tr-
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y e-sa=i-E 4 kzH e-7 q batter a-c
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q rzE-s-
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p1-t C nix Ez1 4 Pint % bread
cr--.s E-c ez2 q EuEzr. the yulks
e tEo sEEs. a tzhlsspoo-fzl q melted
kzrrs- s-s the rid q a Is-O1- Bake
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sprsas VIII sz-. Jelly OF preserves.
E-d o1Ts- VITA 4 Esring1s nzde q
TIE Whites o, TIE eggs. a half cup q
s-Esr ard The t1ics q the lemon
Cover TIE p-1sizg z1d bro-n Serve
WITH O ~ftkozt cream
a o-i-isgs Bread Puo6ins-Butts-
several slices q b-sz5 s16 lay Il the
tcr-o- C = bskirz Gish: pour any
s-sTsd sz-os. Ike g--nes. peaches CT
canned fruit then another layer o,
h-sst- zzf take rish O. without 9
11s-1rE1s- his nay Be eaten with
e-szz a-5 szzzr for = sauce or. II the
tr-ir q tztcy. 4 -iu nesd noue
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09

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a. sf-Esr II .-snEsIs- szzps- q
t1-rhsc1 t1sf4-
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the tsIrzre q TIE cake Z Il hzs besz
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
4 FEW ENTREES.

Eltree Is = Frsuch word meaning
-betEse1. 50 Il Is a dish coming be-
tuscn courses Il usually folIoxs the
heavy meat course. and Is = dish pre-
pared n 50 many wzFs and o. s1ch 4
variety q materials that he IS indeed
Particular Nho cannot End cne 70 MS
liking There are those entrees which
are frftte-s o. All kinds TIE follow
ing is oDs often served and generally
liked:
Gnc--hl "a Rcrarz-Nelt a
fourth c. s.p of butter. and when
buAbltng tot add the sane amount q.
four and the sane amount q com
starch half = tsaspoonful of salt and
two cups q hot mix Cook I've min
utss. thea add the yoIks q tEo eggs
slightly beaten and onehzlf o. = cup
of grated cheese Pour into a buuersd
pan ard cool When cold. turn onto
= board. cut in squares OF any tesirea
shape. sprinkle with a fourth of =
cup q cheese and brown in the oyen
Mushrooms are a great fsvorits as e.
entree
Oesttec hIsnrcor1s-Aln one Tea
spoonful o, mustard q dash o, cay
enne. a tsaspoonful Of Worcestershire
sauce. and half a teaspoon o, pap
rika Cover broiled mushrooms with
this mixture and serve on slices Of
toast
Chestnut crocuettes-Tzke q cup
o. wsll-eOoked and mashed chestnuts.
add two tEbsespoonfuIs Of thick
cream. the yoIks Of two eggs. a tea
spoonful os sugar and a fourth of a
tezspoon Of vanilla Shape In balls
and roll in egg and crumbs. fry in not
fat
Bananas. cut n halves and sea.
solsd with salt and lemon Juice. then
dipped IN egg and crumbs and fried
nizke another delightful eutree. Gar.
nish Eiih lemon slices and sprigs Of
parsley. Croquettes OF al kinds. frit.
tiers q fruit. fish. lcbster and clam
and vegetable frittsrs are all served
as entrees
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09

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i've ser cszr soi1-lcz ct s.-z1z-u azz
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70 leave rssts srz5ts zl1ze zzisss yoz
care 70 put Ecrs WorE Il O. tex
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Ne<kE- M~,<s.eA-.


A pair of unezlIoused hands viii pun
AZ the ropes o. thu Juteopolis. q square
rigger that drops down the bay soon
b0unc for Sydney. Australia. with a
u.iillou gallons Of oil aboard. The oEa-
er Of these hands Is Richard Matthews
Hallstt. HARVARD 1910. Eho has shipped
On tie JuteOpols as an ordinary sea-
man Young Hsliett vas graduated
from the Harvard law school last year
and came TO this city 10 work In the
offee q Judge Hand IN the federal
building He grew tired of books =
few weeks ago. MARCHED doEn to the
Offices o. the Standard OH company,
the rev owners OF the Jute0poliz. ana
told them be wanted JOB as 3 sailor
mar They persuaded the captain Of
the bark 70 take Hailett along. Hal
lett says ths, Re may leave the snip
AZ sydney and ship again on another
square Ftsger for the island Of Zap.
Ehich il regular iiland In the Caro-
line group on fhe Pacific with a name
that appeals 10 HAnset-SeE YORK
sun
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
- In c. Mann.n-

When the BOY Scouts moyemerx
Was AZ It's height, three OF the young
stsrz 5ournsyed from Baltimore TO
Washington 70 be introduced to the
President When Mr. Taft shook hands
With them. one Of the little fellows
stuck out bis left hand
Why DO yo1 give ne your left
hs1d,T asked the president
That's the Eay Is Boy Scouts shake
hands said the boz. with pride
-WelL- commented Mr.. Taft crTly.
the sooner Us Boy Scouts learn bet
ter the nicer Is Boz Scouts VIII be-
Tie Twiee-z-Month Popular Maga-
Iine-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
Ferrs,lsn 9, ~. e.rh.

From his inveEtisztion o the vary
ing velocity Of TIE earth trenCrs as
they pass through the Interior. Pro
fe-acr Weichert has come 20 the coz
einsi0n that the earth consists % a
central core Of iron OF steel abo1;
56s9 miles IN diameter. surrounded
With a stony shell s31 niles IL thick.
ness Betwseu the O1teT solid rin1
and the inDe- layer Of rock. covering
the metallic core. se ihlnhs there ls =
layer o. liquid. or plastic material iy-
ing = little Less than % miles b,e!oE
the surface q the earth
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09

II IL a singular thing that 10 this
part o. the country. vhere the nzms
Of Bar0n Won Steuoeu shouid b. best
known. Il Il most ofieu misprO-
nounoed- - this city ue have =
street named for him. and not Tar 70
the north is the monument erected 20
HIS memory. The name here o. com
monty called -stoCben.- vith The &C
cent On the last syllable The Cd
solder would sever have recognized
himself under that appeIlatlou. Ths
correct p-ono1rclaii0u g. cot easy 20
exFress 10 English types, but a. near
> as We may come 81 o. u was
-stoy-ben.- with the accent on ths
FIST syIiab.e-Uuca Observer.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
ENLISTED MEN ARE WELCOME
ee-.~sf Ca. Cft-rssst C-s-7. TIA:
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e1oGxssz sszsJ u tss s,I-Es. s7srlosas.
ing Ftf-h Ersn1s. AZ EEziz Us-s
s~rT.st E1r c11F pf-k ersrT care tl-
az fz- a. cr-z1s - ceee-Ts,.. wf-ss1s1t
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theT se1- ~ Dsf-c15cr5's fqr Ei--sr a.
E1E1t. Ent Wa Leg Eez1 20 tts t.@-
Hzer Ef-sTEHrt tAsT wee Eirsz tie
t~rr ssa-a - r1s ssszs@- r. f.s enrzrse
q f-sfr travels may f1Eo-zhis -
EArEs were Ea1e EDo1 tksir zk-lT
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Sitk anything wkscs co-is - rsEz-t-
= az p-es1zies aEztzE- TIE E,ifor-z q
TIE Any
Gensrzl GRAFT vas rerT -Ech gTz-i-
est EiSk fh@ rsE-.- q kis s1DsTfe--e.
II so1Ee1firE O. the natter ke see-s
% lave expressed TIE cozEezEus o.
o7zniou Eksa he s1i1 thai The clean.
uelLbehzEet solder. even When ia
u.iforza. Siil b~ usIooue1 IN any first
class Place. 80 icrz as be beAzves klE-
ss-f As a ss1t,s1an--
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L.arn.1 Eror na.ure

Al enthusizstic friend Ezs cilzting
% TIE Eozsn landscape gardener on
the obVio1s advantages she must &C.
riTe from actually supsrfatsn1ing the
vorkusn Who executed her designs.
Being right out with nztuzs that
way you must learn 50 many interest
Ing things said the friend
I co.- said the gardener. I can tell
the different kinds Of whisky. the DIFF
ferent kinds Of tobacco and the dIrer-
ext kids O. profanity a rod away
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
BREAD PUoolses

Brszc pudding Is net one 70 be de-
ipised. for Il Is 10th Eholeso8e ard
tppstizing when usH made. and one
BiEays fee,s 90 Etrtgons Ehsn some
hing good Is made out q material
hat many throE away. The follOEing
are feE q the many good O1es 70
ny:
6resc crurnb Poe5ina.-Soak half
pirt Of bread erumbs IN one pint of
T-est udlk: ADD tie yoIks Of tso
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- O.sartnsrt e. t4s-tIeulturs 3 EgtH.y
A. a ~. College. saltwater. Okla.


A a ~. cslsss. Saltwater. oda.
me last three years have been the
mos. disco1raging that we're ever
known 70 fruit growers in Oklahoma
u is the fruit growers, however. who
Do not allow themselves 70 get dis
couragsd but keep on taking care Of
their orchards who vii ultimately
have orchards that are worth some
thing
You are il a good fruit district, and
ought % succeed in raising fruit. We
may not have another succession Of
three bad years again In a half cen
turT. We wili have dry years of
oOurEs; there is no question of that
bit not the eombinzs.On o. three In
succession.
an ssading you such balistins as
I believe will be o. advantage 70 you.
and hope you viii feel free 70 write
us AZ any time Ee may b4 able TO aid
yo1
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09
Peash Culture

WM ycu Please send - b-Ietln C1
aye and UaaHG c1.rlrf f hEEs az rr-
CHard "a IRE best ~ Narrl-a EIVe- and.
Bon apple aEl peaet are SIX years ed
Ire apple rEH E4acreG frlw lrHe-ts eat
lDE la leaves even Spring TIE peach
trees ere t1.rr 20 Ea1l auEe ~ rre-
are 1r1lrarg. l1e sEl e -reas are ETlzl.s
have a rHriHu % afauflr tEa arl g
orchard Fsrch trsse are sECrf ure1 -
Zen Ham.-la. Grady Comfy. OElz1eu1l
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japanese English Is always good
Frank PsTiey. the iibTetrst. is back
from Japan. and brought Wfth min
come japanese English. A a sa1-
pie. be quotes the sign q q dairyman;
we sell the true milk Of the really
COW
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Keecira Busy.

We are tod that AZ NeE Torks COZ
Ing usnipiezl budget sIhfbit be.is ~-il
be rung and Lights flashed TO show .
birth every fO1r minutes. death every
seven minutes and . marriage eTsry
eleven minutes
Just what sort q cenonstrztion Il
made every tine q cafe bottle pops.
or = helItoy Is tipped. ne are not told :
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09

A BY DEGREEs ~ thlzklz
&A EE-
Inl-E1rE rlz6 E-d sUss-lT
T1--E sscare TIE stress q EEE-
Wcrry E1ns cu-pis-slT-
&c. ths hzhl- % l1oziEg FOR
sz-1sar1s plrgus---EE
Tz-55rr EaylT a. year toOr-
E-rss- e-re f1r fre-ri-E
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ner.lr nr.ar.

Nzu6-Youd never dream % TIE
proposals I've Lad this samner
Ethel-SO. dear; I'm no' % god
a dreamer a. you are -Bostos
Transcript
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ka g voc have a Eor1 - cae-i
- Thar nay lght t1e pathwaI
dFear
q a 1-utrsr piigvi-n here.
Let hlFn knoE
sfGE Eln Ycg zprreciats
VIA hs Goes. and O. rc- wzii
I'll thF heEvT sau1 q fate
Lays Elr1 L1E
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09

Teaehsr-Johnny What DO ve cali
that awful region ~hefs there is 60
much FIRE and smoke2
Johnny Pittsburgh
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No Fszr.

The paperh.nger fs one man wAo
Ia not worried about his business
Why Rotg-
because he rather likes the pres
peet Of It's going 70 the wall
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-09

-D.d you have successful season
et the sezshoreg-
VERY. ] vas rescued from drown.
ing four times.~
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H OW many thinEs ~ se1so1
sszso-sd are
70 tAsir rlEht Praise and tr.s pe-tsc-
B-t ht-z, ne Gaining clocks 70 dane.
caL
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-12
Rec HEIGHTS

The G.. f. society will hold a bust
ness meeting and social at the par
sonage Friday evening. Oct 18th.
Mr. Marston, who is very poorly
since his fall i couple of weeks ago,
is now quite helpless.
Mrs Waterman went to the Pierre
hospital Monday for treatment, her
mother Mrs Loomer is here looking
after the editor and boy.
DR. Burnsides was down from
Highmore Sunday calling on his
patients.
A sister of Mrs Leach and her
husband from northwest of Pierre
r staying with Mrs Leach, and the
stOrk brought them a twelve pound
girl Saturday.
Lyle Schroeder died last week at
the home of Fernie Jones near Wes-
sington Springs where his parents
were listing. Lyle was a very
bright little child aged 20 months,
and DR. Schroeder and his wife have
the sympathy of all in their sad
bereavement. but of such is the
Kingdom Of Heaven.
Mrs Hortense Leysou took full
possession Of the post. office Oct LIST
and Miss Sheppard left the follow
ing Tuesday for her home at James
vile, Mimi, where she will visit
relatives awhile. and then spend the
winter in Idaho, while we regret
her leaving us, we believe Mrs Ley
son will ably fill her place.
Mrs Thayer is still here, bat will
leave as soon as she can arrange
her business, so friends come and
go, and we sometimes think we are
like ships that pass in the night,
and speak each other IN passing
Rev. O'NeIl gave us a very fine
sermon last Sabbath his salary has
been raised to nine hundred dollars
a year, to be paid monty, a change
has been made in the Sunday cd
Iections; hereafter all money in
the white envelopes, goes on the
pastors salary, the loose cnange is
for church expenses.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-10-12

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 10.-Not
since the trial Of the officials of the
Western Federation of Miners tor
the alleged assination of ex-gover-
nor Steunenberg Of Idaho, has a
trial excited the intense interest in
labor circles, and amorg the public
generally, as is manifested in the
trial of the Mcnamara brothers.
who are today going on trial for al
legged completely in the dynamiting
of the Los Angeles Times Building.
and the death of twenty-one men,
on Oct, |, 1910. During the curse
of the trial over seven hundred wit
nesses will testify.
1t is reported that 200 900 Indus
trial Workers and other workmen
affiliated with the labor organiza-
tons are scheduled to quit work the
hour the trial begins.