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Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

RETURNS TO OBERLiN.
Miss Agnes Orr returns to Oberlin
college, Ohio tomorrow to enter on
the work of her junior year in taat
institution.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

"NHERE isn't any pure fur
law.
No legislaturehas cared
IL to enact one. But Public
Opinion your insistance
on truth-can. The Gordon Pure
Fur Law-which will protect you
from fur deception-is yours to
enact.
Much of the fur the dealers call
mink is muskrat. Rabbit masquer-
ades either as chinchilla or seal,
according to the happy fancy of the
fur manufacturer.
Muskrat or rabbit are both good
furs in their place, but they aren't
quite as valuable commercially as
mink or seal or chinchilla.
Every dealer that sells Gordon
fur knowsprecisely whatheis selling.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

No attention paid to ANONYMOUS cor,
tributions Writer'S name must oe kno~r ~
to the editor, but not necessarily 'o'
publication.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

Advertising rates made known upon
application to Advertising Manager
Manuscripts offered for publication VII
be returned il not available. Communi,,
Cations for the Weekly Tribune should
reach this office on Wednesday OF eacn
week to insure publication IN tho cur
rent issue.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

$3.50 and $500 suits. go. SIS 90
GO SEE BUSCH
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

Established weekly. 1878 }olde't IN s'ae
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

Observation-Disclosures once, ~; .-
torial and Local, l3: Private excna"Ss'
State party wanted.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Entered as secono-clasS matter
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

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Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-09-15

1T would be more satisfactory" de-
clared the handsome Grand Pacific
hotel clerk, at the Mandan fair, IF the
drivers of the Roman chariot race
would dress so one could tell whether
they were male or female"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
5mebtpierNe mmS .Giel.

Stuutnep Yairid. elm ieiner i'm
p%ortitter en9lii6er 0otncp oengit.
Re mi o Y yio. 39362 elm idleuer 70.
ben idyiuar3eo @oadl 6en9it.
Sing. elm ed)tcr cponiider Sat,
IL 6anb bob.
6 6 8rioe. III. yio. 1891 Elm
iunacr 10 6ano boher Glelben9it oer beiten
Jtniie. SdnilidJe oieier 3udlitbiere rperoen
lpGbrcno Der SaiIun an iol9enoen YIlGsen
Ite)en.
Siuutneu 9Iatrid II. SUfi Sing ar 10, 18
uno 26. april, 4. IL. ~. 30. W,oi uuo 6, II,
10. Stunt bti Nubre,u zimmerman ON
Solee Sreee.
Ramon Y. uno Eom siug am Z, 10 "a
glnrii, 2, 10, IS, l6, Vial II. ). Suni bel
Srib Slate an giitIe Berger.
Bamon y. II. Sem Ring am II, 20, 2S
slpril. 6, IS. 20. 319loi II. 3Suni bel Soita
lieb Sumper in Gtonu SiQ. Vile pier 6er9it
lperoen in Der S,piidIen5eit aui slus. 9olert.
iens Torm ieben.
9ebineuusen Som Sing 81; emerson
Bride $40; Stuntnep pairid uno Ramon
". $500.
Bolierten BroS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
anrae Srcumnna tint ant.

GbeIeute, lie wlogen lid segeuiei-
tig itod 10 iebr ergeben iein, iallen
geIegentiidl chamber ouf sic Ser
ben.
gSeiat Dies ntul bel Den ipobtba.
beiiOer Seltefl pnIlirt, Damn pflegt
Die 5raiI geipobnli6 fir Elm paar
8ofelt 81 perreiien o6er ser @atte
urtternimnt cine Soeo- ODER lGrge-
re anueltour.
Siro iic oains 9eioe auieAer
pereint, Damn limo iie gIiidIidL cin,
unber mieber Su iebcn, rlr6 aIles gebt
fuieoer 10 fr0blbdt ais b1ttei e6en
Die SofseitAlodIein geIGlltet,
2ei6er limo dber nidt alIe perbci.
ratIeieir 9eiite 10 fuoblbdbeno, Inn
fif) cine bernrtige Strobapittiper.
ifsaft goltlteap Slt foiuen. ntb 10
iid6 lie oenn fait ge5iuunger, itpts
matchmaker III booern; tie teben
oHne ale @opnolrie, gang unb gar
intgIiidlid] liltn in eiriem iteten 3l-
itano BON lteberrei5tbeit. fSiir 0en
MISUNDERSTANDING lit es iiber.
boltpt cir Ding Der llnnogliffeit.
off ein pnar Gage ans ieinem ga.
talsleben beralts5itfommen.
Die Srnu oes 9lirdi6Wittsarbei.
terS fanat ii6'S aber pieleift bod
leiiten, mif einige Sage abSrtfom.
men; uno on pirft oft if)pn Ole
fleinite un0 fir3te Sremllllg qe-
rabeSu 8rroer. Sd Bit ~iiber5eugt,
oab eilte ieOe 6nnii, ole Dies leien
tpiro, 5uerit lnttpiaig protcitirt. Sd
bore iie fornlIidJ iueen: Sic lpeiB
nibt, moriiber lie urtbeflt ipie fann
eire Snair, Die 10 pieI beif6ftigt lit
mic id, ibr 6etm, mo iei e5 dlpd)
MIR fir eilpige Beni9c Gage, Der.
laiIen2 Cos gauge Sous miirbe nj
etnen idreflidRn 3lItmro gern.
then, ulr0 mann i'd 5uriidfdme,
Damn mare oos l~lnterite 5li o6erSt
gefbert iino meine Sinner ipiiroelf
gang per~nadyloiiigt.@ Rin, meme
ltebe ShmGter, lparte crit elm ipe.
mn alb, mas id) nod 5l ia9ep bnbe.
@atiirlid) miir6c inl Saltie 6ns lin.
fertile I'll oberlt gefebrt Nein, Oariiber
fam fein 3ipeifel berriderl.
@os MN DIE 8inoer betrifft,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Siufe ~ p~erfamien.

Sin 5-3immsr entboltenteS ~g4ohnbnuO
NIT 2otten, beioe poer cin5cin, an Der DIT
WlarfttraBe, I'M beiten 3nItonoe. Suter
gite!.
6 benInaS 8 idpne Gotten on Sit Mortt
itraBe. Suier Sitel.
6beniolS Elm 5.Stmpcr entbaHcnics
WobnbouS init cine. Got III gDet Wiartt,
itrobe. Suter Sitel.
Gbcnials Elm 4s3tmmer entboItentce
Wphuhauo nit .. sotteu an meiicno Der
Steot III btli9 an perfnuieu, 6uier SitcI.
Tro9t nad) bel
Wiibael Reumann,
!Sermann, Wip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Sn %perfanfcn.
Sefanntmad1nna.

Siermii modie ih benz perebrtcn 9ublt
FUN opn 6ermann uno llmeebnno In
Grinntruns brinsen oaB id, cine srobe Illus,
mabl Sluinen uno Ylumenpflan5en an Same
babe, ipeldJe idl ipem iest belielt, 5u Iebr
biliiSen Esreiie abloie. !. V, 6eranien balo
in Sliitbe { GentS per Siiid.
YanIp- plan3en 10 Iiir % Cts.
TaiSp iir SeeteinIaiIuna 20 fir 10 cts.
IitetnpEan5en, iueiBe, IS iir 1uc.
aiterpniIanSen, Iarbis, 10 fir SC.
Gipeet Yeas-pH. 10 iiir i0c.
2llgSum, bliiben ben san5en CONNER, 10
iiir l0c.
6eliotrop 10 fin 25c.
HlpenoeiId,en.pIl. 10 fir 25r.
6oleuS oler Sarheu BON yIutt, pill. 9 cts.
per Gtii6.
60 cine oan5e Nsuse oommerbIumeu
gnd) Eomaten mi nriibtrautpIlnuSen iebr
billig.
Sir sr5Bere eenbuueen lit Der greiS
biIliser st!te, eub ieoe @ausIrau etpae be
tell.
! J. . eaorin
gBebitsr Srouc. Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

elm paar Gage %ab5ufommen. SIN er
ten Ailgenblif mag es @uh ia
ideircn, ais rpdre otc Gnr6fifbrnrg
oieies Groicftes CANS mo gar ats
9eidloiiei, Hod) meiiir SIR Gltdl eilt-
nal init Dem @eonnfer scr 9urd}.
fiibrung pertruut gentadt babt, 0arm
miro ole Soht ia bod iid1 Arrange
rem laiien. SIR mogt Guren Sat
ten 10 iRiiig mic m6gliblt liehen. es
lit gar feiu 3weiiel, ooB iteteS Sci.
init Der 3eit mi6nnl'
mo perOrieblid) modjt. @eufl.
ie Mtanicrea mt6 @apobt6eiten
lperNcft Gillaii Aof0t CANS uIrer-
welin man JIG Sabr Inn
,Sabr litht lft0 ertragen mu6, lin
Gurer Siacltelb 2ie6e piaen periudt
* olip nit ioldf fltr5en Srcnrlttt-
9cu, oeml Damn lernt SIR DIN beiten
0ltrell gegenicitigen 8ertb
fennpn. @efm Chr Gih Damn oltS-
molI gefiiblt bobt, fornnIt
SIR ueuaatIrft beim; bobt Sbr
Sud a6er nid)t 10 iebr %crfrcltt, Damn
SIR Inn 10 gliidIidcr lein,
pioG2rlm sic alte, liebgcluolNlene
1auSliNfeit Inn Gltd) SIT bobcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

psrlanat : Elm suteS DienIimdod,en in
elmer Sami!ie Don = crpodicneu perionen.
Tranf Sietman,
6ermanu, Wlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

neDmt SaS 8abp nit gud). @enn
Sbr aitf 6ie paar Gage 81 Gurer
@uttcr, Sdauclter nSer gouitue
gcbt, Damn lit Sas aiirO iiderlid
G~ierna1ocm I'M @ege. Die anbe-
rem ainbcr mer6en nibt pirI lei-
0ei1.
@nnd)e bon Glth faben S06ter,
Die alt aclnia limo, nm auf bic iiin-
gerru @eid,piiter a~uiplpaIien. Mhn9
ieilB oaB sic Mabl5eiten m1bren0
hieier panr Gage gerooe nidt ole
g%enieBbariten inn, Die 8etten III
einem Chaos iciit peu0en.
@enn SIR aber Damn 5uriidfe6rt.
Damn iperOet SIR nit offe1en ar.
men enEpfor9en perben, Cure @at-
ten iperoa Gub Damn TO- lUertb-
Nd1ter, mie lie es iton ieit Sab
rei nidyt getbon boben. limo Die
Sinner lnbcn mittlenpeile geternt,
lDaS cine cute Mrtter fir Tie 81
be0euten bat. Sbr ielbit nerbet
Die Siibrung bes SdusbnIts nit
.erleltterr ardften iirio neIem Nlttfe
Dieoer airiuebmen,
Sal 2oilic Ser Snbre ieib SIR
Giircr eigenen aohfiinIte pieaei6t
miloe geluorNen. @ebet nro uerir-
diet cinnlol bon elmer anberen 6rau
lleire aohre}epte lrnO llelre Sheen
Iiir Ole 3uridtmrg 0es tGglid}en
Siid)es 5t lernen, Sbr f0nnt eS
an6erip1rtS. &eriuft es nitr, aui
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

lie ooer @eIopreiie fdyieben. Geh-
items: Solten ltd nidt geniig on
Dem SabresidieBen (fiir Die 8reiie
alf Ser eir1en ober Der an6ern Shei.
be) betbeiqigeit; 10 ioa oas @elo
nio0er 5%ufdlIen.
9ei6Ioiien fiirrf StiibIe fiir ben
SfisenItaipo anSui6affen.
Sireauf erfoIgte 8ertagintg
Srib Gang, Get.
CffiSieller g~lnslucis
iiber Den neutrality-suspicious. Der
ocntidjen Sdulc pon Srrmann.
WtlrB oen 81, t911.
N1tsaelieben ouf @rim0
eigentbm s 10000.
BONDS Il. 9. Merico 3762.50
8aor on &apo 6237 so
$i0900.00
Sltcreiiem Sono.
Nm Salpo 10, MGrS 1910 $71053
ginge8ongen an 3inien 556.35
$t266.SS
grnpciirn0en / bis 80 1895
ltcberlduB 1922 93
&ccapitnIation. CAPITAL 6ouo
9llrSgelieben arr @runS~
eigenthim 10000
1882 80
gaarbeltan0 6237. sol
S%ntereiien 6olpb s22.93
3ulunmeR $t1722.93
Spmite-Gbas. Z. @allsbnrb,
@uit. @6erlin.
Gbas. Sonef,
Sdatmeiiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Shiibcn . @erbanSluna.

8egelmdBigp 8~eriummlung am
81. Mar5, 1911.
Gas 8rotofoa Der leBteir Ger.
iammllng wrrbe oerleien unb anae-
nornnlen. On monatlifen 9etragcn
gingen eirl $t1.40. Cine &edpnlng
Dom Srn. Sacob SoerIter fir iGbr-
Tide &ente oes S9iiterplabes mi
8etrage BON $t5 muroe be5ablt,
Serr 2puis 8aertner puroe 6ura
Srn. Sobn 9irdner ofs Mitglieo
porgeidloaen.
Der 9eri6t pom GomitC peldps
ernannt mar, cinen 8lan fiir oas
oiesjdbri9e SabresidieBen otts5lur-
better, puroe perleien upo angenom.
men. 0erielbe lartet mie folge:
Gas Gprnite belfebeno aus M.
Gelunalrl, 60. 3lleoiger, 9llbert
Robpn, Sofm air6ner urb S. 6.
9amlier; o%eriammeIte Sid am H..
0f1rs IN Sermanrl, DO, uro be.
ifloB iolaeuoeu 8lan iir Gas fo1l.
melbe SabresidieBen wie alio lait.
tet: GritenS. lin i'm SSabrealdieBet
mitpI5dblen mliB Der Stsiite tpenig.
items eff Wnl ant regelmabigen
S6ieBen tbeilgenommep boben, muB
I'M @onot Wsai Deligite1ps eimnal
am regelm1Biaen SfieBen iid be-
Heiligt baben. s3meitenS: Sos re.
seImdBige SabresidieBen finoet
itatt on icbem Sonttag; bonn err.
itct Sonntng I'M @ai bis sum leB-
ten Sonntng i'm Sftober inclliiDe;;
urO begimit Inn baIb 5fpei llbr
NodmittG3S: ulp0 ioll Ioaleih alrf
beibe Sdeiben geid)oiien iperoen.
9rittelrS: glS 8reiie fiir 6as Sob
resifieBen io0en 500 pertbeilt rucr-
Den. llpo 51uar pie ioiat: satflele'
S9eibe $50; SreibanO.S 6eibe
1850. Sic Sreiie auf Der arflogee
Sdeibe iollen ieiit mie folgt: Gr.
iter 8reiS, Me6oiGe I'M @ertbe BON
$500; als Srpeiter Treis ion Elm
Mb5eid,en i'm @srtbe bon SO POM
8erein aiisgeItelf peroerl, NIT Der
Snihrfft ais 5tpeitb6dfter Sdiite
Der 9ifla9e4S deibe fiir Dos betrei-
ienoe SSobr, unb Der Same oes Ser
Gins; 3. 8reiS SITS; A. 8rets $50
5. Greis $500; 6. Breis rs Gents
l,rtS z. 8reis so Gents. Gle HreiIe
altf Der 6reibmiS4S deibe fo0en icin
nie Iolgt: /. Greis, Meoaille I'M
8ertbe bon $500; 9. 8reis ioll ein
abaeid}en i'm 8ert6e bon $500 bonn
&erein a~ir$geitellt peroen, NIT Der
Snidrifft als sfpeitbofltcr Sdiibe
ailf Oieier Sdeibe, fir oos betref.
fettoe Snbr. uno Ser Same Ses ge.
reius; 8. Breis $t.75; A. 8reis
$3.50; 5. 8reis $i,00; 6. &peis
rs Gents ur6 z. Greis 80 Gents.
@iertens: Ser Sdiite meId)er I'M
snbresihieben bic nteiIten &iftge
Gm 9nr6id)nitt per S9uB) aeidoi.
len bot, (mng es ulif Der aufloge,
o6cr auf Der S~reibono-S heibe iein)
Jon ols Sdiitenfonig erfIdrt iper'
Den, nn6 bat 6erielbe bas &eht, oie
@ereinsM eSaiGe iiir oas folgen0e
Sabr 5u tragen; ioG ieoo6 fir
oieielbe perantauortlif gebalten iper.
ben. Siinftcns: Gin ieoes Mit.
aIieS 6as iif an Dem SabresidieBeil
betbeiliat, fantt aber MIR auf elmer
Ser bei0en Gheiben fir oie Me0nil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
gu ~berfanfen

Uleine 5drn beitcbeno aus SO 5I6er, SO
Ider tIar, Sroker Metnber9 nab Sbltsor.
ten, 2.itodigeS 8 3immer entbaite mes Bad,
Itein &pbnhaus, sroBc Sd,eune unp ionith
sc Nehenaebduoe auI benz Ylos Der nur 1h
Wieiicn BON Der etnoiSreuse Sermonn'o
lte9t une Su iratno elmer i3eit auacirtten
ioeroen tonn uno uc9en rlm5us raid, Der,
Fault ipire. ySe9en ndbereS ipeuoe nan
iidl on
&id,aro 8. 8Deibel,
Aclmann. Wo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Ncttnna.

Der Sairplob 1T iiir Die 3cit nom 1icn
~ al bis gum lien 9lopembcr 1911 III ucrs
y od)teu, ,lnb limb Rellcdiiercnbe boilitIt CT.
iu di stn9eboic tcm 4rdieemrn bio gum =
Npril elu5ureibcn.
BeoinSunSen bcim prdiioenten einsu'
ieben.
Gas 7iyettorium behalf iib oaS Hed,t
CT ncu ODER olle gIn9cbote az ucrncrIcn.
gu gIuitro9c oeS Girettorium
&ouiS s. a b rtoct,
Scdrci1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Enb,uaarcu.

llniere id6nen ne,len 6riibiabrS.
unh Sonmerbiite iilt6 ioeben orge.
fommen; ebeniaIs fertige SfirtS,
@aiits atnb 9amen.&leioer Dit
ieocm GinfNlf 5lrn 9etrage Don 81
erbdIt Die &duierin ein Gidet oas
81 elmer Sreisoertbeilung bere9tigt.
&ommt un0 beielt uniere mirflid
i6oner ulo eleganten @aarne.
Maloina & Gmma Starfe,
Worrtion. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Ncinc @clcgcn6cit snm NicOerTtcn.

Seine @clcgcnbcit sltm 2ieSeriiben
0as barte Coos elmer 6rou Acid)il.
bert non @crrm Gbas. Tief aus
8rimNic, Neb. Gr ldJrei6t: > sd,
miinide Shneil m~it3iltbeilen NaB Der
Nlpentr1llter cine berrlide Me0i.
sin lit. Ieine @attim bat inn irit
Ginger 3eit gcbrnudt un0 iie fiihlt
iif tuip nellgeborcn. Sic farm mic-
Scr lire Irbeit allein perridJten.
Sic Gnt nibreno oeS gaip5cn cages
faitm 3cit 9ernlg. iidl nieher5ricsen
a6cr liz lit ieet 5ufrieoen mo gIild.
lid, "a lie iid) mobl fiiblt. Sic
mar iaipge franf gemeien, irpb iuir
gaben cine Menge @clo fiir gr5te
lro Mebi5in ans, ober alles mar
uergcbenS.
6orri Ilpenfrdilter bat eincn
ungcbrodjelten Hetorb 0es GrfolgeS
ais cilt Mittel geaen S~littfranfbei.
ten lipo torperlidc 2eiben, mo ole.
Ter Hefprb critpedt lid) iiher Elm
SS~abrhuroert. Gr lit feine 9Lpotbe-
fcrsMcei5in, iopocrn cir einfafles
ar1lter Seilnittcl, meIdles fiir
arnltfe bereitet lit ulr0 NenidGfn
oircft NelieiCrt mirb Nrrrdt oie 81
gc%lltbiiner, Or. &eter 5abrnen 4
Cons 60, 1876 80. @npm Ipc.,
Chicago 81. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Scene Nn5eigen
0autiasuns.

sl0en %uniersn Iiebcn Srcunoen uno ge.
tunnten uuo i~nobcionocre ecu 9todburn Die
unS bel benz 10 plo 3lidlen Grtranten unb
am Sterbebeit ~unlerer mur9It aefirbien 6at.
tin, DhIiter, 6roBmnlicr, mn u~tsrobmmiter
NINA y q rb or q Sir d, h o t9eb.
Sommerj 10 biIIreid, sur Seiie itanoen, Jos
iuie Iiir bic idloneu @lumcn. ipreden mir
biermit uniereu tiei9eliihIeen 0nnt aus.
GbeuialS ber3tidlen Cant Den 9ahriud,.
trdseru uuo Serrn paitor DaiS iiir iciue
GerSlldlsn lroItporte.
Gie traIern0en Sinterbliebenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
8pei idbne aarmen gu pertauien.

Sine IdDne Sarm BON 147 2lder uno cine
BON lis 2der. . Weilen BON BaIb,netou,
ylo., i'm better 5~uitanoe uno nit alien Q.er'
beiierungen, N'pbnb.uler StaIlun9 uliu.
Spred)t DOT ooer idreibt an
Goip. &. N9iemann,
Walbin9ton. Wio y S 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
giuia 81 p%erfouteu.

Nleinc S 3immer g0ohnuna nit Cot an
Der meit. 3tcp StraBe lit b,ui9 an p%crtoufcn.
slaeS in better Sronpng.
g. moeSt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
2onis 6aberitof
Gainter { Sapeierc
SernIann, 9llu.
9amcn, a~nfoemerft!

Sootet 5fuei 8GgeI nit einem GIN
ne.-SaBt ms Cure GuiIts unS
nebmbaren Breiie. 9tuf oiele @ei.
anoere Ndbaubeit btaf)en, ali an.
lie fOmten mir SbrerN Credit aebert
fiir untentiisltg unferer Sade.
Der Sroiienperein
RrS, n. 6. &eggIer.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
KENNEW|Ck GRAPES TAKE
SECOND AT SPOKANE FAIR
Judge Acknowledges Display Should Have
Been Given First Place---Committee
May Decline Award

and after the decision was rendered
on having the best grapes at the fair.
On plate displays, Kennewick
took three first prizes and eight Sec
onds.
G. L. March is one of the men to
whom the city is indebted for the
victories scoled by the grapes of this
district at both the state and the in
terstate fairs. His acknowledged
skill as decorator was the cause OF
the Commercial Club selecting him
as the right man to arrange the dis
plays and his unqualified success
from the standpoint of artistic ar
rangement shows that they made no
error in their choice. Without the
assistance Of any notes, diagrams,
or Mr.. Burns personal supervision,
Mr.. March reprod 1ced to a grape
the beautiful Burns booth which
was the center of attraction at the
Grape Carnival; the only difference
in the three being the length, which
was forty-fve feet at North Yakima
and twenty-five feet at Spokane. It
was found necessary to secure new
grapes entirely for the Spokane ex-
bibit as those which were used at
the Grape Carnival and State Fair
would not stand further shipping
Mr.. March says that this last lot were
slightly inferior to the first IN size
of punches and it was also impos-
sible to reproduce exactly the back
ground carried out here in the Burns
booth. This may in a measure &C.
count for North Yakima turning the
tables on this section when the two
competed with each other at the
interstate fair after North Yakima
had already been vanquished on hel
home grounds.
At Spokane it was impossible to
enter for the prize offered for the
best decorated booth, as the Fail
Committee would not grant this dis
trict wide enough space, the re.
quired dimensions of the boot b {
competing being .5x15. When
Mr.. Desgranges and Mr.. March
arrived at the grounds they found
CONTINUED on last page)
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
MUST FILE THIS WEEK

If any citizen has any lingering
idea that he Cor she) would make
a good city official, all he has to
do is to slip the city clerk one large
round dollar, pick his Office and
file his declaration of candidacy
before the clerks Office closes Sat-
urday evening. A mayor, four
councilmen, clerk and treasurer
will be elected on December 5th,
and the candidates for such elec-
ton will be nominated at the prim-
ary election, November 7th. The
law says that nominations for the
primary election must all be filed
80 days previous to such primary.
At this writing, nobody has filed, !,
and it is more than likely that can
didates for mayor and councilmen
will have to be selected by caucus,
as they were last year. for no one
seems to want these thankless jobs
badly enough to pay a dollar for
<hoy,,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
STUART---WITT

Lloyd Stuart and Miss Willette
Witt sprung a surprise on their
friends and relatives yesterday by
being quietly married at the home
of Mrs. r. w. Bignell who is an old
friend of Mr.. Stuart's mother.
the ceremony was performed by
Rev. Osgood, the new pastor of the
Baptist Church, at four O'Clock, in
the presence of Mrs. Bignell and
Roy Wasburn of Section Z. Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart took the 4:45 train
for Spokane where they expect to
make their home.
Both young people are well
known in Section 7, having resided
there for some years and have hosts
of friends in the city and vicinity
to join with the Courier in wishing
them much joy in their matrimon-
ial career. The gtoom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Stuart who
formerly owned the Kennewick
Dairy and the bride is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Witt.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
MAkINe FLOUR At LAST

VIM. Helm has one hand in
the hopper and the other in the
sack" this week and is said to be
one of the happiest and busiest
men in town. The many wheels
in the Kennewick Milling Com
pany's flour mill are going around
with right good will. the mach
inery having made its trial run suc-
cessfully and turned out its first
batch of Washington Hard Wheat
Flour on Wednesday. The mills
products will be on the market this
week according to Manager Helms
statement today.
There is a steady stream of Horse
Heaven teams delivering wheat at
the mill and the valleys new in.
dustry is well launched on its career,
with every indication that its future
will be a successful one financially.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
FRANCHISE DEFEATED

BY vote of five to one, the
council, at Monday nights meet
Ing, decided against further con-
sideration of the Pacific Power &
Light Conlpany's 5O-year franchise
on the ground that so years was
too long a contract to enter into
with any public service corporation.
Officials Of the company are, of
course. keenly disappointed at the
action of the city fathers and ex-
press the belief that the council s
course is not indicative of true pub
lie sentiment toward the corpora
ton. They consider that the fail
ure to extend the term of their
franchise is more serious detri-
ment to the future development of
their lines in this valley than the
public is aware.
While Manager Andrus does not
say what the company's next move
in the matter may be, he is of the
opinion that the long-term franchise
is by no means a dead issue and
that the city may yet be brought to
see things in the right light and to
accord the company the right to do
business here under more favorable
conditions.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-10-06
CHORAL SOCIETY TO
ORGANIZE TONIGHT
Every Singer In Valley is Urged to
Attend-An Interesting Sea.
sons Work Ahead

Tonight will see the initial meet
ing of the Kennewick Choral Society
in Commercial hall, and every
singer in the valley, it is hoped
will attend. The temporary ad-
visory committee met Monday night
and got things nicely lined up, SO
that there should be no delay in
perfecting the remaining details
and electing officers at tonight g
meeting. There are president, a
secretary treasurer and an exclusive
board to be chosen. Miss Mar
garet Wetmore will act as accom-
panist and Prof c. O. Kimball will
be musical director. It is probable
that membership fee of so cents
per month will be charged and that
rehearsals will be held weekly on
alternating Monday and Wednes-
day nights. At least three concerts
will be given during the coming six
months, two of mixed programs
and a later one to consist Of light
opera or cantata.
The concert orchestra, which will
be used in conjunction with the
choral work, had its first rehearsal
Sunday afternoon and the work was
very encouraging. There were eight
musicians out to the initial practice,
which number will be increased to
ten or more later on.