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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15

bnrmt Solifin og foloe 0etter.
5brit M 5 og 6. December bar oi
faoet almin6elig California ginter-
beir meo en- title, milo Gegn ON
Rptterne % ofte oarmt Coffin ON
eitermio0dgen.
@n Gel 6orme blioer fe6t og
iolgt fer / 0enne Ei0; ioaleoes bar
unoertegne0e nplig fGbt en- 20 acres-
5arm, bDoraf De 10 acres er frngt-
69ren0e, for $5,100; en- anoen al
Dor Wenigbeo, s. Semen, fp6te for
ct aor iioen en- 40 9lcres 6arm for
$1,000 al en- Imerifaner; famine
Ntono bar MI efter at BABE Jet Jig
ON, fgbt 5ormen til6age al s. Sem
len for $4,000. 80 Icres al oenne
5nrm bar frugt6prenoe / aar, og
Is. Senien 6or 0erai ioIgt 5rugt
for $4,000. Nu bor s. SEMEN f6bt
en- so AcreS- 6arm for 100000 3
Nfil gtor0eit ior Selma meo itore
og oo0e 9pgninger oe BGnntage
poa. Somme 8orm oor for ct Bar
9for iioen f6bt for $4,000, ina set
ier 10 til, at ao6t 2on6 oaioa Der
tiger / gproi. 6lere on6re Donife
Der bar ior6get eller forif6nnet oeres
@ienoomme.
Soo bill ieg snife ale a0anife.
ren"s 9eiere en- al @uo beliignet
qleoelig SilIeieit og ct 9o6t Rptoar.
8enligIt
%. 5. ScbuIt8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
Cleanoer, Sal.
3. I'm 8.

Sap. 9ouIien % @eoraine Top
bsi bolot 9rpGllp Den %. Sept. /
airfen DC boer M pon Sorobprbsi.
SARAH MortbeOol og Mareu aaitoO
bolot 8rpnup I Oaflnno, men er M
bienme pao 0eDitone Hond). iii
9pffei
Mrs. 3. 3. Smith bar unoer-
gaaet en- Operation og er MI / aoO
9eorinl.
9ige ier Greosme0et fol0te 9e6s.
tloffen til Ssroeenostieneite for
@. @nOeriens lille 56n, iom 06oe
eiter 3 0ooe5 Spaoom og bleO be-
grapet ira Sirfen.
areosmsoet bar go6t bei6gt, oioit.
nof oct ~itsrIte, iom bar opret Of
bolot pnn gacificfpiten. On Ssn.
hagen bIep Der %ierperet Mi6oog til
oper 500 Berioner. gf fremmeoe
babe Ri Baritorene: q. 8. Semen,
Gan francisco; q. g. Gborebp (og
Suitrl) eugene, Ore; 30. u. an-
breaien, Ooflano, g. Sobnion, Sos
gngeles; q. 9. Rielien, Selma a;
$. Sonien og 2. Sobnien, 5resno,
Sal. Nnore beisgenoe: DIR. og
MrS. 8. 9onifien, DIR. % WrS.
Chris Serfelien; Mr. og Mrs. Sans
Wartenien, Wr. Sans anoerien,
Mrs. Sacobion aae ira 8ern-
bale, Gal.
6ra eugene, Ore: Der. og Mrs.
2. Senien og Gatter, Wr. q. 60
bonien og 0atter, Orr. Worten RieI-
fen og Mr. 9an0Itrup.
Sra .YortlonO, Ore: Gesuoen
@ennerne fra Habo Weniebeoerne
6resno % Del Gep, Selma oa
Reoleu. 1pppe bar areosmsoet oure
fsr aloffen otter falote, oenne @ana
pnn en- al bore pl0re | Menigbeoen.
Treoerit @ilbelm @srtI fsot pno
8pen ben 2. Nop. 1856. Sra 1881
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
Geoar Sails, Sa.

6 6anien meO 6amilie ira 81
lenoale, Minn., er flpttet Der til
9oen, oa Ri bp0er Dem bierteGig
peIfommen ibIon0t os.
9reorene geterien, iom M / lie
re aor bar orentet" Beers 5arm
pao /. Street, en- Mil ira 9Der,
bar M f6bt Oenne 6orm. griien
par $4,000 Dollars, og Ger er pitt
nof 30 acres.
SIR Serenien, en- al bore un9e,
troenoe M9no, err reiit til Hncine,
@i5., ior at gao pao Sfole. 8i bad
Der, at ban bill fomme tilba9e til
os i1en, naar SfoletiOen er forbi.
8i bar ior Eioen Ell ret onoor-
tet 5nfu5 Gpiocmi Der i 9pen, ioet
$50 q 200 Berioner er nn1reben
al oenne SDgoom, o9 ben bar ole
re0e frpoet ooifillige Dire, i0et 3
plore og 5 iin9e Menneifer er 0ebe
al oenne SD90om. 9lonot oe ofos-
De bar en- lltg 8i0e, Rina Reterien,
(0otter al q. Beterien git @robe
St). 61tit 6leb fnopt t6 Iar oom-
mel. @lln bIep foniirmeret iioIte
6oroar I Ro5oretb Strife og bleo MI
begraoet ira ianme Ste0. Snn bar
ing I omtrent TO Tiger.
Slagter @. 2orien bar iolat lit
@ls paa Moin ct, og 5otograi BE
tericn 6aooe ogioa iolgt i'm Soto
arofiorretning, men ga De iful0e til
at BABE 9apirerne / Oroeu, fun0e
06beren life ifoffe @enoene, ioa
6anoelen off til6age igen.
9lan0t Oe mango, iom Bar bD99et
nDe 0uie Der / 9pen / 2lar, fan
nppne5 g. 9lrilOien, iom bar 6p1get
TO me 6uie poa Bluff Ct; $. 9oi-
ien bpgger ct mt Sus pna Qfain
ct, og %. Sobnion ira @ampton
So, 6pg9er pnn @ai6iugton % f3.
It. ct tort Sus.
Nir. $. Nielien, Jon M mango
aor bar orbeiOet / minneapolis, er
fomnen 6ertil 9pen o9 or6eioer ior
Sooelmnger G6r. Subj.
8lnn6t Sc mango, iom agter at
boloe Slll / 0onmarf, fan nGnnes
oonfe geter @aurun, iom life bar
Jet 9anmorf ! nogle o9 iprretpDe
aor. Rosmus &oSmnSien refer og.
ia til Danmorf fer Sui.
Ssnoog sen 26. Noo. bapoe bi
ben @lpoe at BABE Boitor j. an-
oerien ira Rolie, "a, iblonot os.
Son par nemlig fommen til Ste0e
iom Soma areos' Sefretpr ior at
lrgge SubilGumsiueen irem for o5,
% oct mna iioes, at ban fit o8iaa
Selo til at lpgee oenne oigtige Gag
irem meo megen Niof9r6eo o0 Bar.
me. San tolte ire @an9e for os
npbnte SsnOog, oeo Seimesieeuos'
tienelten, oe0 9grne9uostieneit ten ON
@ftermi00ngen og peo 5lutnin98-
meoet ON @itenen. @eo 9pimcSie-
1iostieneiten talte ban no ira 0a'
gems enangelium, Mottb. 9, IS
26. ON, bporIeoes Dor 6relier er
trofnit imoN Dem, iom fommer til
BAN, oa albrig itsoer oct isgenoe
Sierte bort, iom Gro poo, at ban
bnaoe fan 90 bill biplpe. Seius gbr
ingen 6orifel; ban 6iolp Den rige
% onIete Sairiis poa lnnn1e Won'
De, iom ban bialp Ben fattige, BLOB
iottige Gpinoe, Ser bapoe opbriigt all
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
er
Snlesranen 1911.

ONsN"NNb 49,
0anlf 8og6onoel, Ge0or Sails, Sa.
S9ftet er poa 48 Sioer, ieoDan.
lig 6ormot / foroetrpft Omilag.
Bris so gts.
6sIgenoe bar leneret giorog: u.
Scbacf Bonlilo). 6. 4ppel, Sro-
De s. SO. &ambuicb, ar. 9%itergaaro,
@arie Sofsoig, u. gobierg, GorI
@arg, s. Str. Ban, N0am Dan,
81. @ierrp, Gorl 5onien og antoni
6bomien, STR. 5cbous6o.
Eegningerne Ieoeres al: $. g.
Saul Steffenien, 5. @n-
febsae, 9nuo 0omborg, ST. Appel
og :. @etter6er9.
0esuoen brinQes / 9tor MeloOier
til TO Oonif.omerifonife Sange.
6pitet fan beItilles boS
Gan. 2utb. 8ubl. Sou e.
Blair, 9tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
GorreipOn0Nute
gasil Drills, 3cbr.
8. 0on. 1911.

Sr. &eOafterl Seq oil laOe DEM
% ,Doniferen"s Q9iere pioe, boor'
Dan Di Der beaigbol0t 6ofIigelies-
ooaen. Oogen foruo me0te ni Bait.
Rorfusien / CREIGHTON, boor ban
boooe aonfirmonolesning meo nog.
le al pore unge Wennelfer. Do
Rgoet me0 oiSie bar til @n0e, fsrte
9ait. Morfusien og Ell 5omilie meo
os biem. Ser bar aQereoe onfom.
men en- on0en 6amilie, iom piloe
bope ct Barn oebt. De bar fprt 10
a IS Mil. Den aften gift IA meo
Sang, Gale og SomtaIe til ben
imo6 ST. 70. Sao tom hi | 6onfer
ON at gno til Seng8.
1eite Gag bor oct iaa 5ofli9el'
iesoag. Som foruO beitent iomle'
6es Ri til @u0stieneite al. 1890.
9rpItens Breoifen oil ie9 life for'
iege at gengioe, fun income, at BON
iogoe, at ri boo0e meget at toffe
@uo for, ielp ON afareoen life bar
ioa itor, iom ben ier bar oGret;
ben bIeo Oog be0re, END oct Ell Gio
ioo no til.
Der bar ioa 9orne0nab, % Der
optoges ct Ofier til 9brnebiemmene.
Soa bar set Ni00ag.
8ore apinoer pnr itrofs reOe til
at ~ieroere NiOoogsma6 for oeref'
ter at boIoe Sninoemsoe. Ter blen
boIgt 9eitprelie, og to me Neo'
Iemner optoges. Stu0ent 5. 6.
Garlien ira Blair 6oboe lonet at
fomme og taIe ON aftenen, men Ser
bar NOT fommen en- Man0 | 8eien
meO en- SiPOe, iao ban life fom
fsren6 ON 2sr0agen. Den lent er
beOre emo oIOrig, og ian looeOe ban
tiaige at fomme Senoagen meaem
Sui oe Nptoor til SuletrG tiaige'
me0 Bait. Wnrfusien. - Seq ban.
De npr CLIENT at meooele, at apin.
oerne beItemte at aioe ale Oeres
Benqe til 9srnebiemmene.
Zen %. Oft. bar RnIt. Rnrfus.
len Der | GnIe6ning nf ct SeIpbrpl.
IMP. Oct bar Dor 9o6e Sfrioer,
Mr. Ebpien oe bans SuItrli, Der
feire6e % @ors 8n9en for 0eres
9rnnupsicit. Meniobeoen og en-.
feIte 8enner ifpnfe6e Dem Here
ifsnne @ober. 56nien er Glerf Der
/ aStoren", ban er ao0t fenbt al
mango. iom bor opret poo Dor Sfole
/ Blair, on ban | Here Mar bar pr
ret asbmano / n8erteroine". -
SIntteli1 enifer ieg ane babe imoa
o9 itore en- gIno Sitt / Dor Series
SEN @oon.
g. Rnanar0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
Selma, 5resnO 6o., California.

6or . Tiger iioen b%egDnote 9aci.
iic-areOiens lit AarsmeOe i Cotton
Menigbco, 9aitor engboIms aolO,
fl Dill 9or0oeit ior Selma, og
mango al os Der PEG Selma bar
10 meo ale Ms0eOagene % ne0 al
@uos geliignelie Ger, eiter iom ri
bar 5ul0rige til, a%anOelig % Ieoenl.
Zig. Ger bar oaiaa mango beisgel.
De ira anore Uteni9beOer, iiGr bar
Der mango ira Weni9beoen / 6ern.
oole, noropeitlige California; boor.
til Gaitor u. !. 5. ytiellen nplig
er iIpttet ira Oibfoib isis. Der bar
ogiaa ilere ira eugene, Ore. Der
bar s al are0iens BrGiter til Ste.
De; 3 bar 6leoen 5jentme. Den ieg
ifuloe life ifrioe 6eierat, iaa oil ieg
Blot nGOne bette o9 iige, at 0}soet
par go0t, oa SUBS Orb l60 2(anoS
% Straits 9%eoisning, % ri ielte,
at oct er aoot, at 9rsore Dor til.
ianmen og oar 6ienme i @errenS
Sus.
Otter are0smooet beiggte nogle
al @rGiterne % Here al Gennerne
@oitor q. 2. Hieliens aalO, iaa at
ser bar 3 Msoer / airfen peO Del
Gep Oen Z. Robember og 3 Weoer
| Selma airfe ben s. Nooember;
ogina Der blep ri beliigneoe ai@uo,
iOet Or0et og Aanoen iorflore0eSe.
ms ior o5.' @u0s Noa0e er meo os
f~remoeles, iort ri boer 5enoog lam.
les / port airfe6nS. og bper Ons.
bag aiten iomles nogle al oS /
8rGitebusiet eaer / pi andres Sure
ON @u0s Orb meo Sang % 8sn.
Genne CONNER bar puret mGr.
felig Der, ierit ne0 ct iil0igt 5oraar
og Ratiroit / qpril; Oog par 6roiten
life liae ifn0elig for oGe, iaa at en-
Gel 5rugtiarmere lit finn lioen
gpl / Nar, men ANDRE iif goo Phi,
og % ion 9riien poa 5erifner og
Goiiner blep itor | gar. iao 6lep
oct ct ieroeles 9oot gar ior nogle
6ormere og nogenlrnoe for NOE item
nle, Sommeren bar life meget BARN
ber, og iirr por September for folio
til rigtig at terre 6riigten, men oa
set ion be0blen at uRre tort belle
Oftober, me0 llnOtogelie al en- fife
Regn, iaa bleo BOG boa0e 6erifner
og Hoiiner omiioer terre og funoe
iplges / goo 9ilitono. Den 10. go.
oember bnpoe ni igen en- life Gegn,
og eiter Den Hntiroit o9 fart 8eir,
oa bette bar oi bait iiOcn. ioa at
Sermometeret gaar ne0 ill 80 ON
Rotten og OPP til SO og 70 ON Da-
gen. Soo Ri bar ogina Der | Gor
bait ct folot Gfteroor Iigeiom | Mel.
lemitaterne, men mcb mco Den 6or-
ifel, at hi / Nopembcr bar bait,
bpao Mellemitaterne pleier at babe
og fal0er vSnoion Summer" med
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15

lit eeet. So, Greens araft os
Greens @ln6e / Den ioIige 5Orpis-
ming ON Greens 9en for SeiuSfplO
er, bDao Ser boIoer 6e troenOe / 9i-
be. &obo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15

@nSeligc Smanifrifter.
OeIs npe 0umre.
Gr. 445-3en me 9etning .0S
Nr. 532-Om 9snnen .O4
Nr. 533-grGiteiennen .OS
Ger. 551-aan man blipe pis
poo i'm 5relie9 .06
0r. 552-Sager @frifaner .OS
0r. 553-aimer, Simmelfloffer .OS
Nr. 555-Snoiife Gage .OS
(@f Carl Sornbecb)
Mne o%nenitaoenoe tiliammen for
80 Cts.
Specielt Silbno.
Iaar ale o%penItoaenoe e ltilles
poo cen Sang bill Ri meoienoe sra.
tis ct GfSemplor at nSemrerloen.
Den Seius al Nasaretb". On for
trinlig lille gog tileenet Den oan.
tie arbeiSerItono of en- 2GamanS.
8rimnrfer m%ootages.
Dan. 2utb. Subj. $omie.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24
CIRCUS PARADE WORTH SEEING
The lHagenbeok Wallace Display oi Horse7, Animals and Cages
 Is Beautiful.

The movement which was attempt. ed few years ago to eliminate the parade feature of circus day has lsignally failed. and the Hagenbeck
 Wallace Combined Shows were in. strumental in retaining that part o the circus which is enjoyed by thou lsands who are not able to attend the performances. When this enterprise visits the city, Wednesday, Septem Der 27. the population will turn out en masse, for they have the repu,a ton of making street parade wei worth taking time to see.
 While only small percentage os the people can own automobiles ant appreciate them, every man. woman land child admires a beautiful horse For years the name of Wallace has been synonomous for fine horses. because he himself has always per sonaliy taken a pride in horse flesh When he first embarked in the show business he adopted as siogar "The finest horses of any show on earth, and that he has lived up to it is attested by the millions people who have seen the Wallace parade.
 The Carl Haaenneck Trained Wild Animal Sho VI Lave always been Ecredited with having the best trained wild beasts ever exhibisedl and since these two sh9gs have combin ed the display of the wild animal. in the open cages adds an unusual feature to a parade that had a. ready gained national reputation because of it's brilliancy and novel lty.
 According to the daily schedule fl lis the plan to have the parade or the streets at 10 o'clock and this + generally done. The very nature oi the circus business. however sub jects them 10 unexpected delays at times and they can not always guar iantee to be right on the dot. But rather than miss the grand street parade. the most pleasing one ever witnessed. the pablie Is urged to be in good positions to view it at the usual hour of 10 o'clock.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24
RAILROAD AGITATION

The latest in railroad circles is the purchase of a right of way ex- tending the present line to Womble in Montgomery county. np to The county site. Mt. Ida.
 The idea behind that movement Is to carry the line along further un- III it connects with another line al Waldron, which is very splendid little city in Scott county.
 The best information is that the connecting lines for our western out let is making the best of progress
 There is more real enthusiasm in the matter Of reaching that section west of Hot Springs than Ihas ever been exhibited in the past. The sec ten not cut apart from railroad service is a wealthy section for farm ing. mining, and stock raising-three industries certain to bring large rewards to those W ho have faith in the future Of tue section and make early investments.
 When that section is developed Hot Springs will be nearer the cen ter of population in the state, and will also be in position to boast of it's railroad facilities. Then many new opportunities will he opened up for the developmont of the resort.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24
cOZY INN

131 CHAPEL ST. PHONE 1fo'
 4 Modern Brick Building. Oneh half Block from Business Center.
 Two Blocks to Bath House High Location, Quiet. Homelike. Table supplied from OUR FARM. Every
 thing Fresh and Wholesome. Take Bus t0 Hotel-Fare Refunded. RATES-Room and Board $f0 per weet and up.
 Beware Of prUmmers at Depot
 R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop. Better Known as Peg" formerly of At lanta and Memphis, as Railway Agent Furnished Cottage, Light Housekeeping Those on diet specially cared for.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

There is no accounting for wo- mans taste Time was when the, wore combs on top of their heads where the hair ought to grow and did grow; now combs are nailed or the neck at the top of the spinal |column, just below the hair soiG anc guaranteed to be just like they once owned and grew.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

In the death of former U. s. Sen |ator Carter of Montana and Colone John A. McCook, conspicuous Of ficer of the army of the Potomac the nation loses two prominent charac- ters, one in it's civic, the other in It's military action. They leave records worthy of emulation in bo:h branches of our national life.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

According to his latest count. Col one Edward Green, son of the gold lined Hetty, has had 6.242 offers of marriage. He is 40 by the calendar clock and still insists that when he nnds the right girl he will marry her if she will have him.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

The Commercial Appeal rises to remark that If the TriState fair is really big success the people oi Memphis must lead in enthusiasm. See anything pointed abou; that print?
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Hot spriigs can well afford to join in with its enterprising railroads and make the campaign of 1912 for advertising the biggest and best re suit getter ever known.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

However. it is the day of awaken ing in Jefferson county, when the politicians down that way realize that their dinky primary didn't set tie everything or anything.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Governor Donaghey is entitled to an audience Monday when he at tempts to explain his stand for the T-J law. It ought to furnish some rich comedy.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

It is a united party that is wanted and needed to carry the day and that end can best be attained by snling right
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

That latest pipe dream about a slate of Kirby for governor and Donaghey for the senate sounds like the embargo on hop isn't effective about the state capital.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Yarily Beautie is forgotten in a felon's cell. while Beulah is reaping the harvest of eastern sbeckeIs Which erens 1t up some.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

What the common people are cry ing and signing for is something that will make noise like cheaper sugar. cheaper eggs and cheaper butter.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

It does not seem possible, yet it is stated as fact that the coming seasons muffs are to be larger. tioN lean they be, Is the question.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Mrs s. ". seay has gone tc Arhadelphia. to spend Sunday with her son, Clyde seay. He is at tending Ouachita college.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Like many men, volcanoes seem to labor under the impression that they are losing ground unless they blow themselves occasionally.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

There is too much bomb play in Russia. uprisings are too frequent and too sudden.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Russian prime ministers should be come used to being made the tar gets for the aims of anarchist men
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Long haired and long headed are entirely different in construction when used as adjectiyes.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

With but two weeks more in which to open the fair, everybody will have to hustle.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

That Rah! Rah noise you hear is that of college students expressing grief because schools in.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Affinity Earle has Upton Sinclair beaten more than forty ways as an advertiser.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Edison under investigation wa current news across the sea.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

But if no autoist wants that Mt |. Ida record. Fhy not invite the aero birds.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

The western outlet slowly wends it's way, but it is coming just the same.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Also Monday morning we will know more about how the grand jury looks in the composite.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Shouting as to ballot-box stlffing and frauds at the ballot box is but to laugh.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

The latest noise from the Canon's mouth is that he endorses Taft. No harm done.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

And the 27th comes on wednes- day.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

Folks who have never had it do not give straw for hay fever.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24
The New Orleans Hotel

European Plan-Rates $3 to $5 per
 week.
 MRS. NORA RICHARDSON.
 Proprtress. Phone 1899. 321 1-2 Malvern Ave Thoroughly modern, steam heat, el ectric light, hot and cold running wa ter in every room. bell seryice. Centrally located, within one block of bath house, postoffice, banks and de- pots
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

The Sumpter Is one of the best
 ONE DOLLAR A DAY Hotels in Hot Springs. Half block from Bath !, House Row. Good rooms and table the best from l: Williams truck farm and { poultry dairy. You get { the best and get 1t fresh { goods. : TrY Us For One Day at $l.Ws House has been renovated an' refurnlshed e Special attention 10 lnvallds a"S c
 cripples. ,.s Take Cooper Bros. bus direc' re- the Sumpter and have isis funded.
 Q. W. WATSON, pr0pflsloH D ensEsse . a . ' . 2 s@.s
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24

. 200 Rooms with Hot and , Cold running water, and Telephone. Fifty Rooms ] with Private Baths and
 Toilets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-05

Good Contempt Law;
Bad Contempt Law

c. J. Erickson Washington contractor was SEN
fenced to Jail for
But there is
The editors of the Seattle
jail
But 1t isn't the law of contempt at all.
of
and right, the other dangerous, vicious
The under which
the
order in the
Federal judges power
But the which
Star sentenced Jail taken
contempt gives judges unusual power
hroling speech 1t devised
There have BAD GOOD.
federal by act of abolished the bad
in 1881.
The of Washington allowed
to remain the statute books.
And Judge Gillian the first
of years.
The that Erickson contempt
he disobeyed a
Without going into the the Erickson whether
should should admitted
the judges have the their
This the kind which the Erickson
guilty Of
BY this contempt, judge a produce
bis books in court the refuses he guilty contempt
guilty contempt should the hearing
breaking furniture shouting he in
Contempt in court is punishable, and rightly.
constructive contempt which the editors
ae aaigned the judge
punish Individual who OUTSIDE
COURT o
decision rendered by "a court
how innocent the comment matter how
under peril of being brought the
editors of the Seattle Star and being punished.
That is the bad contempt
the which this deemed vicious
That coming Iegisla-
will from the statute books of this state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-05
Need More
veniren1en

The Kvalshaug case was ad-
journed until Tuesday afternoon
on account of the venire being eX-
Ihausted and another will be sub
poenaed.
There are now eleven jurors
passed for cause and the state has
used one of its challenges allowed
by law. The jurors passed for
cause today are John Redding,
Patrick Vizari, G. E. Quinan, J.
c. Montgomery.
When the attorneys got through
examining witnesses yesterday af-
ternoon there were ten men in the
jury box subject to peremptory
challenge later. They were Eli
Kelly, F. F. Small, H. F. Austin,
John Redding, C. e. Quinan, Pat
Visard, George H. Yates, Ed Slat-
terly, G. Zietelmeyer and L. Wen
dell.
Wendell admitted he was oppos-
ed to capital punishment but HE
was passed for cause by Attorney
Burmeister for the state notwith-
standing this. This fact caused
considerable comment and led to
the inquiry as to whether the
state was going to ask simply for
second degree verdict or for man
slaughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-05
Pass Dock
Ordinance

The city is ready to go into the
municipal dock business.
An ordinance to provide for the
running of docks was passed this
morning. 1t places the docks un-
der the control of the mayor and
provides he shall appoint a sup
erintendent at 800 a month un-
til the dock revenues reach $4,000
month, then he shall receive 5
per cent of aal excess revenues in
addition to his salary. This will
be an incentive for the dock mas
ter to get busy and hustle for
business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-05
SENATOR S. B. ELKINS DEAD
(By United Press Leased Wire.]

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. s.
Senators, representatives and men
in high official life today called at
the Elkins home to express their
sorrow at the death of Senator
Stephen Benton Edkins of West
Virginia. The senator's death,
though 1t had been predicted,
came after it was thought he was
recovering from a mysterious mall
ady which virtually caused starva-
tion. Members of the family yes
terday issued a hopeful statement
in which 1t was said the senator
was improving. Later In the day
Elkins became weaker and shortly
after midnight ne died.
Senator Elkins was one of the
leaders of the majority in the up
per house. He served as secre-
tary of war under President Har-
rison, having been influential in
securing the nomination of the
Hossier general.
Elkins was extremely wealthy,
49, fortune being estimated OF