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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-01-19

Take the Gazette and Journal
twice q week.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

Ipreniusen r@aabet" af5oloer
Maiferooe pao Central @all 2erSog
Mften oen 21oc SSanl1ar.
1tbnrpnclic. Msi ltrancefomislrr
S. q. >. Erel1s Dor ronupnt
Sra =. Eeterien> Ell Sogfprer
minneapolis, til lin Gbief Glerf, ef=
ter s. g. Motlocb. $. 9. Ybillips,
ipm i flere Mar bar pGret 3eporte=
,mentets Nftltor, pil beboloe lin Stil=
ling.
@pjeiteretsbommer Saggarb bar
pao @runo al Spogbeo moattct tage
cn lrnocre 6erie, iom ban bill TIL
bringe pao 8ermuoo=gerne. @aa
8eiien bcrttl oil ban tonil,ltere Ell
9ienlG9e / Hbilaoelpbia, i0et Ser CT
6arc for at ban bill mite Spnet. @ar
bill nGppe for flere @anneoer pere
iitono til at uofpre fine G%mbe0splig=
ter.
r&py Seoats", ben Drenge=Srgo
nijation, ior1 / oen jiolte 1io bar fun.
BET en- betpbelig ll0bre6elie Der
8pen, ipnes at bore ~ei Blot til 2pit"
m1en oeiaa til Mptte, bl. a. for lioen
Sc GSnr. @l1ma,1e Society faur irr:l
Zig Mnmeloelier fra 5maaguttern'
ON, at De bar Jet @eite, iom / lGnge
re St6 bar itaaet u6en 9effen / be1
iterfe &uloe, og ser er ielpfelgeli!
ltrofs blepet toget @enlpn til Mnmel
bel5en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

Minneapolis banife @pmnaiifforc-
nin9s Spbisning poa Dania &all
iibite 8reoag Mften bar ret goot be-
iegt, ffipnt set barife 8eir bolot
mango @enner af @pmnaltttc,,, iom
oilers piloe peret fire Tilituere, til
bage. 0ppisningen oar / bpi @roo
pellpftet os pioue6e on, iberoigt 4r:
bei6e al ollie 9eltagerne / ben imuffe
% iun6e 5port, iao pel al 2eberen,
&r. SSacob Mgrregaaro, iom Delta,
9erne. 0ppisningen blep sipet at ct
man6ltgt Solo paa 10 og ct aninoe-
bold poo Z Me6lemmer. &arleboloet
msote op / imutfe @pmnaititoraster,
bbioe 8enfleoer, .Gricot, bnioe
|Sferf 90 ct 9an11ebrog pao 8rpitet,
Ct mutt, ensartet &oIo at bel bpgge@
6e unee Meno, Der. 1agoe &raft og
@nerei IND / 9pelierne, %. iom par
bel foleoe. ollie Retninger.. 0et bar
ben rpe banife @pmnaitit, Ser blep
frembiit at oct lamleoe Solo, .o9 felt
ON bet poa enfelte Bunfter hunoe
{pores, at 9peliestioen baboe baret
tort, bite 6og @pelierne cit iaaoan
6orm og Gnsortetbe6, at Gilffuerne
blep gleoeliet o%berraifeoe og Gelto-
/, gerne lelp / bei @rao opmuntrenoe
be6 at ie, at Sc funoe u6fol6e 'enbog
i be6re @Dmna1tif, enc 6e ielp bapoe
turoet babe. - @pin6ebol6et OPP
troaote / blaa @pmnaitif6roeter, meo
bette Sferter" og 8luier. Ogioa
bets Hreftatio,1er bar britt tilfreoS=
itillen6e o9 piite, at @pin6erne bar
ubmerfebe 8etingelier for at funne
frembringe noget pirfelig flint iom
@pmnoftifere.
Otter Sppisningen bol0t 0orn1ol1=
Sen, ST.. 6. Sgrgenle1 en- fort Sale
til HubIifrm og Deltagerne, i bbilfen
ban paapege6e @Dmnaftifens Mptte
og 8etp6ning og %oprr1ntre6e til at
fortl9tte as Sen 8ore man bar font
met in6 paa. 9erefter bar ser en-
raft lille singom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation at
uhrc bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
9cn banif=norifc 8ulgatba &irfea
&pinbcforcmimg mp0er Sorsoag oen
10. Sol1ror bos MrS. Gbriitofferlen,
1874 Yarlor ct.
st r@aro 5imes &artp" boloteS
bus Mr. % Mrs. 81. 5ebermer, IA
50. Smith Mperue, / 6reoags Iftes
Mrs. gmil @orlien mootog Yremien
uojat for aleoeorogten for Nnleo'
,1ir1gen.
81. ". u. Somes al MiuneapoliS
CT palgt til &reiioent for Staten:
Sunobcostomisi lion peo MarSmeoet
Statsfapitoliet. @an bar p9ret So
misiipnens @iceprGlibcnt og inota
ger Sttllin9en eiter afosoe Or. Senrt
@utcbinion FER al 8pen.
Sbmbcrt=S Dperiet. goparo @ernbt
ti6Iigere &agtman6 / Sbubert She
otcr, or I'LL al 9irefter Scanlan be
ifplot for 1pperiet fra Scatrets &en
geifab forrige Man0ag Mften. @erno
melotc Spperiet fort efter Miono
% fortalte, at ban ,,etop oa bapo
iaaet iriet Jig for Sc 9aano, boor
neo @ppcrne bapoe buroet bam. Sc
iiges I'LL, at set itiaalne 8eleb ba'
So, Ga, mere ems tire @ange iat
meget, JONI o%prinoelig opgipet. Holi
tiet tror, at @ern6t bar Ell meo
ifploi9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

4uu SpUUuy uttI!!e .utl IuIlle Ty
lom en- forelebig Aflfeosforelttlling.
@illiam &oebn tilitoo / 6rebags,
at ban bab6e ifuot poo g. .. N}ellon,
$50 Sc Soto ct, og plDnbret More=
Illus Mpotbef, 43O @oie ct. SON
bopoe biotil negtet. 8olitiet tror
1om 6plee at 6enne 9ilitaaelie, at ban
mart oil tilitaa @or6et paa Gpor,
bognsf6rer Mleran6er. Set anlees
JON umrtligt at faa bam 6emt / &raft
at @ienfien6elien be6 &on6ufter
@olter @rois, iom er uneiten" fit,
fer paa, at &oebn er Moroeren.
&oebn bar ienere erfleret fig lite
fploig / 0berfal6et paa g. .. Mel.
Jon og erfleret, at ban banoleoe i
Selbfori bar. 9a ban rebe6e Meliot
og befaleoe bam at reffe &en6erre /
Velret, gioroe Nello1 en- 8eb9gelle e,
iom ON ban bilbe gribe ct @oaben.
9erfor maatte ban ffpoe.
State 6air @e8nffabet. Der bar
lange Gi6er gaaet &pgter ON, at
@tate 6@r lite blep 6repet efter gar-
ife iaa iunbe og forrefte 6orretningss-
principper, iom Set fun6e forlangcs
at en- S%nitit1tion, ser nermeIt maa
betragtes JON balpoffenlig, ioet Ser
p6es Sen itore 8i6rag al Statens
Mioler. @uberngr gberbart ne6iat=
tie / 6en Mnle6ning en- l1noeriggelies>
fomite, ser fi6fte Sre0ag afgap en-
&apport, joni gab ct for State 6oirs
8eitprelie alt an6et ems bebageligt
&eiultot, ioet Ben paapegeoe, at Ser
finoes en6og meget grope Ooertre.
belier moo iunoe 6orretmngsmetbo
] Der, iaa bel bba6 @egnifabsfgrelie1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

0ol9atba &lrtenS uSilper Soctal"
blep, iom betienotgiort Der / 8la6e1
afbolot / DIR. og Mrs. g.. @.~Sobn.
ions bpggelige @iem, 1857 Misiis:
iippi Street. 1roos oct mia6re go6e
.8eir bapoe ser in0funoet Jig en- itor
Ioriamling, al bptlfen mango tom
longoejs fra, og JONI bite i'm eooe
Billie til at ltette en- go6 Gag, i6ei
Sper itl16oet ifuloe tilfaloe 1enigbe.
6ens Sormaal. Baitor 9lrel Ma6
icn bar tiliteoe peo Soften og forret=
teoe beo Daaben al 2 imaa 8srn, Mr,
% Mrs. Sobnions 8srnebern, Sen'
11er al oeres el6ite Sen % 6eres png.
ite 3atter. Ser bar ct bel 69ffel
8or6, iom alti0 neo 6isie Sammen.
fomiter, og bette Me6e bab6e 6esu6er
iarlig Sneresie peo at BET oor Ell
M~ptaarsiammenfomit, ne6 bbilfer
1anferne ben6te Jig tilbage til BE.
gomle Mar og bets Splepelier, iac
bel JONI til set rDe Mor og bpa6 Sci
maatte bore / lit Sfis6.
Mabnet rSilper Social" pasieo,
life / ale @nfeItbe6er, i6et Der ogiot
iaaes @ul6itpffer blonot Sc @aper
iom poeoes til Menigbe6ens 6or
maal.
ct. &aul iom &ert. 9ns6ag Mi
ten blep Scr al 8orgerifabet / ct
Saul gipet en- 8ontet paa &otel 81
saul til sore for Me6lemmerne q
Sen 81. 2egislatur, neo bpilfen @al
perner @berbart, bans Stab og @to
tens Gmbebsmen0 bor @resgia
tier. Ser bar ca. $50 9eltagere
8anfetten, Der ttltro6s fur De mang
Bolitiferes SiIiteoeperelie lite banb
noget politiif ®. 9et Dor ner
met Ell gemptlig Sommenfoml1
bbor ser berife6e en- forneielig Stem
ming, og bpor 6e forifiellige &artter
@eolemmer paa en- ipggeful6 Maao
! gap binan6en go6mo6ige @tifpiller
Mapor Seller bol6t @%elfomittale,1 o!
paopege6e / 6ent1e, at BET Dor ferit
@ang at ct. SAUL optraa6te ion
&ert operfor 2egislaturen og a
8pen iatte en- Sore / at babc 0enne II
@ielt. @an %oufororeoe 8p og Sam
til at arbei6e go6t iommen. gnobi
6ere talte Sobn so. Sacflon paa 6or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8egne og fungere
oe iom Soaitmaiter, 8iceguperne
@or6on tdlte ON 2egislaturen 0!
oeas &ligt at tage Senipn til &el
gerne, @11pern6r @berbart uotalte fiji
1ilfreosbe6 me6 2egislaturens Ser
ionel og Sen Man6, Ser bab6e brog
ct. Saul til at piie 9ongiperne 6en,1
Spmerfiombeo, og tiIii01t bIeb ser 81
bet ct acknowledgement til @ia
lternes un6erboI6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

600. On enfelt &igman6, IS. s.
9untpoo6p, tegne6e Jig for 100000,
en- an6en for $4,000, II for $10,-
600, og ser bar en- Men96e @i6rae
paa fra $500 til $4,000.
9en eleftriife Sterilization paa
@itiioen, tilbprenbe minneapolis Sc
neral electric Company, berge6es
ii6ite Sre6ag @orgen al en- meetig
@fsploiion, Der fulgtes at en- 8rmno.
JON lag6e bele 8pgningen og alt bet
@oitineri, Ser families / sen, fomplet
zoe. &ba6 Ger foraariaeeoe &ataitro>
fen er life ful6t opIDit og bliper oct
bel alorig, antogelig er get en- no.
brenot rSule" ser gap M%nleoning til
l1lptfen. Sn9en Menneifer omfom
be6 benne, bba6 Der mao betragtes
neiten iom ct Mirafel, me6 a6ffil.
lige al Sunftionererne blep mere el'
Ter min6re forbr9n6te. S famine Ru
iom G%fsploiionen fanot steo ilufte~
ses iamtlige eleftriite 2ps / 8pen,
og ollie Sn6uitrier> iom 6ripes beo
@leftricitet, i%tanoieoe, hanot oisl
Sc fleite al ~8pens9 rpfferier. Dagblaz
6ene, iom bar Observation-Disclosures for
paofomme11be 9ilfeloes 5fpl6, TOM
mart igane igien> oe Sporpejstom'
pogniet itilleoe lin operflpoige @let'
tricitet til electric @ompanD's Sic,
! neite, iaa oct ollereoe famine Sag
be6 nSmitcbing" fun0e foripne fine
melt trangen6e @un6er me6 2ps oq
&roft. Melte Sag fgrtes ser @lef=
tricitet fra @raftitationen peo Sap,
lors Sails neo til 8pens 2eoninger,
og / 2ebet at 2gr6ogen bar Driften
Il n%ogenlunoe regelmesitg Gang ODER
bele 8pen. &ompagniet agter at an
pen6e 1 Million Collars til en- nj
! Sterilization, eller pil mulig en6oa
ml9gge to ioaoonne, in6bprbes l,af'
bengige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

= San (efter Ell strio, bittcrt):
Seq bar cit Scar, ga leg egteoe Sig.
gun: SSa bel, men ieg baabeoe
ou bil6e forbe6re big.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
DtnneapoIts*

Sborbaloien 2oge 80. 45, .. 60
Sen npe 8eitprelie fra Spnuor tt
SSlrli 1911 er fslgenoe:
@fs=Yrejioent: g. Sc. Miffelien.
&reii6ent: Gborpol6 81. 8eterlen
1900 2pn6ole Mbe. g.. Sci. 8. g.
CALHOUN 637.
@ice.&reli6ent: 81. g. @ielien.
Sefreter: s.. g. 8%linfenberg
|24OO 12. Mpe. g., Sci. 8. g. Gal
bou1 $50.
Ginonsiefreter: 5men 6aoborg
9O4 %. Mbe. g.
@asierer: 8. &ougoaro, 1922 IA.
&pe. g..
6grer: @orl @uitab Mnoer1en.
S~illi6sformano: 6reo SSeppeien.
&illiosmano: Sobannes @Iauiet
og g. 81. Mielien.
sSn6re @ogt: @eorg Beterien.
D6re @agt: Martin 6laoelan6.
st &unitmuieum ! Mtnneapulis
|@e6 Snitiatib al Minneapolis socie-
tp Of Sine Mrts ct SET / ben ienerc
10 foregoaet en- fraftig Mgitation bcr
/ 8Den far 0pretteIie at ct 4unit
muieum, ser iful6e itaa paa &ei6e
meo Sc be6ite Snititutioner al Den
@rt, ser fin6es ger / 2anoet. Sen
&apital, ser bil6e u6frepes til ct iaa>
6ant Mnleg, blep forelgbig anfat iii
~ Mrllion Collars. Ser ct n6li1t
til, at Sanfen oil flnne realijeres
e1onu fgr man babbe Dentet set, ibet
Der beo en- 8anfet, iom &irs6ag off,
ten afbof6tes / Miinneapolis Club,
bleb ifipnfet en- 8pggegruno til Mu
ipet at Clinton Morriion, 10 Mcres
2ano paa &iernet at 8. Mbe. % "a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13


Arbejbsbureanets n1e Gbef. Gil
nernsr @berbart bar u6nepnt 8il
liam S. @ouf al @inneapolis til
Mrbeioerfomisiar for Minneiota
&ouf bar / % Mor peret tribune
Softor. @an CT 40 Mar gammel
tom til Minneapolis fra Micbigan
1887 o9 bar peret Meolem al Sppo:
%erafernes 6agforening iioen 1888
Sal, bar en- Sio Ereiioent for Sppo'
erofioreningen / @inneapoliS % ia,
nelten belle 1ibeu iiobet / 0ens 8e:
itprelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

Sfrib efter Hrbbennnter paa bett
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

@ibion Moroiasen. Som set ri
erin6res fon, engona itjor Cit Soon
traitor / Sp6 ct. Saul, Eatrict
@rbion, Ser opbolbt Jig paa ct Cana
torium / minneapolis, tilbagc til tit
Stem / Spo ct. Saul, bpor7 ban
orebte fin &uitru og Ell fatbolif
Yrelt, 6a6er 8ollb. San blep peo
&etsiagen frifien6t for Morbbeifplo'
ningen un6er 6en @runo, at ban bar
iinosipg og ltoer al Mor6moni, %
ban blep berefter in6eipnrret / Sin.
italten for farli9e SinoSlpge / 2o=
fota Gountp. @erfra blep ban fi6ite
l1ge fsrt til ct. 8eter Sinoslpgean=
ltalt, bbor. ban if1loe imbeipprres I
Mf6elingem for iinosipge '6orbrpoere.
@en be6 l1noeribgelien al bans 8la=
Der fan6t man $50 ino1pe6e / bisie.
@nitaltens superintendent, Dr
Gomlinien, ilutteoe beraf, at Mon.
ben bar lagt Maner ON: at .unopige,
San, bar oerfor un1errettet 45tats.
mpn6igbeoerne ONT, at nlat1 life i ct
8eter Initalten CT forbereot pao al
bepogte laooanne Jorbrp6ere, ifR1
naar De er iao ineoige iom @ibion
efter 29gens Yaaitono CT.
Mu er Ser efter Gorilag al 5eno=
tor Scbuller al Senotet bepilge1
$4,000 for benne ipeeielle Gag. @n
8pgning ct UNDER 0pfsrelie peo ct.
8eter Mnitolten for farlige Sm6s'
ipge, men ser n1ongle6e Renee til
oens ltoltprelie, og oct er til bette
8rug iarntr til 8eoogtning al Glib.
ion, me6ens Mrbeioet f1lofsres
8Dgningen at De $4,000 er bebilge:
| De of Senotet. 8epillingen benniites
forsbrigt til 8epillinesfomiteens ri:
6ere 9berbeielie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

iom &nbringelien og 8ruget al Hen<
&c ongoar. allereoe for 2 Iar iioen
blep Stote Sair @egnitabet giennem-
gaaet fritiif al Ell 2egislatur>@omite
og Manglerne paapege0e, og BET blep
% lobet, at 6e piloe blipe afbirlpne,
men BET piier Jig, at ser tntet Scrip
er giort poo 6orbe6ring og at 81
iarnme @angler fin6es / bette @ars
@egnifob iom / ti6ligere. 6air'ens
r8oor6 Of Strangers" bar begpn6t Fl
Gorbgr ODER Sefreteren, g.. g. Cos,
grobe, og an6re Meolemmer al 8e,
itprelien for at finoe uo, Dos bpc:r
Sfpl6en ligger for Sc ifete Sell %
bbiIfet Smfang Sc er 9aaet / 5par9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
st. pa~4.

est. Paul T1deude" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

&aeeipprssmaalet bar faaet Sno=
pos poa Mgerbr1gslfolen i ct. an=
tbonp Eart, bpor nogle 11,,ge Stu=
oenter ira Sp6jtoterne bar funoet poo
at forlange, at ser ifal forbpoes &c.
ger=Stuoenter Mogang til Sfolen.
9eon Nlbert S. @ooos bGpoer, al
belle ocnnc Mffere, iom bar paft Ell
Gel Spmnrfiombeo og 0m1tale r11n6i
ON / Staten, life bar nogen 8etp6.
ming. Ser er ialt tire Stu6enter
peo Sfolen fra SpoItaterne, iom bar
Iaoet 0eres be6e @egerbao, iom 81
bar fprt mes Zig fra @iemmet, lpbe a
me6 Jig. Sngen al De onore Stu6en:
ter bar gjort Sn6iigelie moo 6ereE
forte &olleger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

&rofesiur 4rrbenins fra Stoet'
bulms @bjifole, ser tilIise er 2eoer
at set fpiiif=femife @obelimititut iam'
melteb, bil / Mpril Maone6 fomme til
Minneiota Stats l%tniperlitet % boloe
en- &effe Jorelasnineer ODER fpiiil
Semi. San er en- al Dor 1i6s iterite
8ioenifabsmen6 paa set fpiiifefemiife
0n,roa6e og beb for en6el @ar lioen
TIBET Mobelpriien for 6piif. @rofes'
ior Mrrbeni,,s ifaI i Slutningen al
0nnteren boloe noele 6orelesninge1
oeb ct l1nioeriitet i 8oiton, % Der
ipenife Brofesior pe6 port 5tatsuni=
p~eriitet stombero foranleoiee6e ba
at Ser bleb tilitillet bam en- Sn6bp'
belfe berfro, iom ban mo6tog.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
FLKS TO BUILD
 SI0O,0O0 HOME

Little Rock, August 14.-The con- tract for the $1O0,000 home for Little Rock lodge No. 29, B. P. o. E., will be let Tuesday afternoon and con- struction will follow immediately af- ter the successful contractor has filed his bond and made the other arrange ments desired by the building commit tee of the lodge. This building will be erected upon the corner of Fourth and Louisiana streets, and will be three stories with basement. The build ing is to be fire-proof throughout and all three floors will be used for lodge quarters. In the basement a restau- rant for the members of the organiza- tion will be conducted. There are about 800 members of the lodge in Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
MEASURE LIKELY
 10 BE REFERRED
TURNER JACOBSON BILL
BIG MONEY TO NEWSPAPERS BUT THEY ARE NOT URG-
 ING REFERENDUM.

Little Rock, August 14.-It begins to look now as if no matter how many names are required to submit the Fur
 ner-Jacobson revenue bill to the peo- pie, the active workers for submission will accomplish their purpose, and the voters of Arkansas will have a chance
 to drop in ballot one way or the oth- CT on it next general election. Reports from all over the state show scatter ing signatures, but as no great num-
 Der is required, they will probably be secured.
 The peculiar feature about the ref erence is the newspapers of the state having nothing, or practically noth- ing, to say about the measure. Four newspaper men in Little Rock during the past week stated the bill looked good to them, and they were not op- posing it's becoming a law without submission to the people, though sub mission would mean $1,000 each to them, or some other editor of the county, claiming it would be that much in the pocket of the editor who was successful in getting the act for publication.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
HUNDRED SCHOOLS
 ASK STATE AID

Little Rock, August 14.-The edu- cation commission of Arkansas con- vened in the office of George B. Cook this morning, with the superintendent of public in,~~lction acting as the chairman. re credentials of each member were presented by Governor Donaghey, who met for time with the commission. Prof. J. H. Reynolds of the Univei sity of Arkansas and Prof. J. w.. Kuykendall, superintend- ent of the Fort Smith schools, have been in Little Rock since the middle of last week and they assisted Super intendent Cook and Secretary B. w. Torreyson to tabulate the state aid for high school proposition until there will be little left today but formally pass upon the apportionment of the state aid fund, as suggested by the subcommittee.
 There are 10 schools asking for state aid, and as most of them have three and four year courses, and some normals, it is probable some little fnanciering will have to be done to get them all within the amount appro- priated for the purpose.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
WHEN BROOM CORN
 SHOULD BE HARVESTED
PLANT SHOULD BE CUT AS SOON AS BLOOMS DROP, EX-
 PERTS SAY.

"The broom corn proposition among the growers of Faulkner county seems to be a question as to how and when to harvest the crop" said J. Haydon of the Central broom factory today. "The broom makers at Conway are authority on the question, and they state that as soon as the bloom begins to fall off then the corn should be cut, and one day in the sunshine vii lhelp to mature it in it's natural green color. It is possible that the field should be gone over the second time to get that which was not full bloom on the first harvest. The corn should be cut about four to six inches on the stalk, leaving it entirely free from the shuck or blade. After it has matured or dried then the seeds should be taken off. Anyone who has corn for sale can have the seed thrashed out at the broom factory at Conway. After the seeds are off, then it is ready for market at good prices.'
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
EPIDEMIC OF ATTEMPT
 TO ESCAPE FROM PEN
ONE CONVICT KILLED AND TWO INJURED DURING THE PAST
 FEW DAYS.

Little Rock, August 14.-Like all other things, epidemics strike the Ar kansas penitentiary, and just now it is an epidemic on the part of convicts to abscond, lodging buckshot as they leave in their haste. Three attempts have been made in convict camps dur ing the past ten days to leave the state with due bill in the way of time to be served, and in each instance the convict came out second best in the encounter. One convict, Reynolds, a white man, was killed, and two ne groes were shot, one seriously. Joe Mcllroy, negro serving 21 years from Grant county for murder, was brought to the hospital of the peni- tentiary here Sunday, literally pep pered with shot. McIlroy was work ing at the Casa railroad camp Satur- day and undertook to leave without permission. He saw the guard look ing another way and made dash for liberty, but a charge of buckshot laid
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
Crescent College and Conservation
 EOR YNlINC W0MEN
HENDERSON, BROWN COLLEGE
krhadelphia, Arksnsas

kThadephia, Arksnsas
 A Ideal home school for both se~>5. In besutifpl A and heahful Arkadelpha. Splendid buildinqs. csod equipment Modem improvements. Pleasant sur roundngs. Excellent Faculty of earnest sympathetic, shclaFy. Christian teachers Three years preparatory. Four year course leading to degree of B. Best advan tsses in both vocal and instrumental music i'm the bes. Conservatory. Departments of Fine Arts Expression, Domestic Science Biblical Literature and Sunday School Pedagogy Righ moral tone Correct ideals and stand ards Parental discipline Military training. Equipped gymnasium Manly sports. Drills and exercises in open ir Personal and individual attention a.d interest by sm PERSONAL INTEREST PLAN"
 For Catalogue address GEO. H. CROWELL, Ph. D., President, Ark adeiPhia, Arkansas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
HOLINESS COLLEGE TO
 DO REALTY BUSINESS

Articles of incorporation of the Ar kansas Holiness College Improve ment Company of Nilonia were filed today with County Clerk J. II. Bailey. The company is capitalized at S1,000, all of which is paid in. W. J. Bolts president; c. c. Simpson, vice presi- dent, and w. H. Simpson, secretary, are the officers of the new company, and, together with w. J. Dallas and .. J. Dallas, ccrstitute the board of directors. The purpose of corpora tion is to buy, sell, own and convey real estate and to promote the up- building of Arkansas Holiness Col lege, the profits of the company going to that institution.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
Our store will be closed Tuesday, August IS, on ac- count of holiday.
 Drummer Hdw Go.

Prosecuting Attorney George w. Clark and Courts tenographer E. T. Evans left Sunday for Lonoke, where circuit court opens today.
 Sheriff J. S. Johnson has gone to Little Rock, taking with him Hannah Collins, colored, who will be placed in the hospital for nervous diseases. She was adjudged insane last week.
 Dr. w. s. Hammer is expecting John Simms and a party from Lake Vil- lage to arrive tonight. He will join the party here and go in Mir. Simms' auto to Heber Springs for a short outing.
 STRAYED-From Ingram's pas ture about 10 days ago, a sorrell horse colt, two years old, has two white feet and white spot in face. Reward for return or information leading to re- covery. A. L. DeArmond, Conway, Ark. d&w1t
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
BOOKER PRFS|DFS
 AT NEGRO MEETING
5000 DELEGATES ATTEND
NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE TO CONVENE AT
 LITTLE ROCK.

Little Rock, August 14.-The eli max of three weeks of negro conven- tions in Little Rock is being reached this week with the meeting of the Ma tional Negro Business League, of which Booker T. Washington is the president and will preside over. The first sessions are to be of auxiliary or ganlzations, commencing with Tues day morning. The national negro press, undertakers. bankers and law yers associations will meet on that day. White, the president of the ne- gro attorneys association, will not be present, having been killed by another negro in Louisville two weeks ago.
 Washington and number of high browed negroes are now en route to Little Rock, travelling in a special Pull man car which has been provided for them. The national association con- venes Wednesday morning and re- mains in session for three days. About 5000 delegates are expected, coming from all over the United States. About three-fourths of the delegates to the convention of the Mosiac Templars, which was in ses- sion here last week with an attend ance of $500, have remained over for the big show thi sweek.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-14
Our store will be closed Tuesday, August Is, on ac- count of holiday.
 Drummer Hdw. Go.

A crowd of young people will leave tonight for a two weeks outing at Pinnacle Springs.
 Mrs. Fife Riggs left this morning for Bonneville, after visit to rela- tives and friends here.
 Mrs. J. P. Balmat has returned from a visit to her son, George P Balmat and family, at Argetna.
 Mayor ". H. Duncan went to Alma yesterday to see his family, who are visiting relatives and friends at that place.
 Mrs. Hal w. Rice has arrived from St. Louis to join her husband, and they will now make their home in Con- way.