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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
Atlee Pomerene Lieut.. Governor

Atlee Pomerene Lieut.. Governor
elect of Canton Starke county Obi,
vas on Friday nominated by the dem.
cratic caucus at Columbus to be UNI
ed States senator to succeeded Charlie
W Dick the present senator, who is Il
republican, as the Ohio Legislature f.
democratic the nomination was virtu.
lily an election.
1t seems that while President Taf'
las been eating possum and hobnobt
ing with the southern peoplS the fet,.
les surrounding his own preserve,
rave become sadly in need of repair
aud the state of Ohio has gradually
irifted from the hands of the G. o. P.
ntO the roster OF democratic states.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Adams county Ohio now has prom
inent place 10 the limelight because Of
he indictment and conviction of over
me thousand of her citizens for vote
selling. 1t seems that the votes Of
the citizens of that county were its
principal commodity, and that the
practice had been continued for years,
30 long in fact that it was becoming
70 be looked upon as a matter of course
aud as one old citizen expressed it,,
"they loud there want no harm in it T"
The prostituting of the right Of suf-
trage, even in one man, is heinous
rhine. hut when it seizeS hold up an
.ntire county, it becomes a menace,
which should be dealt with as snmma-
rily as it has been by the fearless Off.
:ers of that county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
Cut Out Personalities.

We do not doubt that the result Of
the primary will be the nomination Of
Senator James B McCreary for COVER
nor, no matter how many candidates go
TO the post. The more the merrier and
the less the cost per capita. in expenses
At present Mr.. Johnson is making the
most noise and it has been proclaimed
that be has been selected by the other
candidates to alone try conclusions
with the ex-senator, but it seems that
It is not true.
1t is TO be regretted that Mr.. john
son is pitching the canvass on such a
low plane. He evidently thinks that
he can destroy Senator McCreary by
the course be has adopted towards
him. but II he is wise he will ''cut 1t
out" Instead let him run on his own
merits. The trumped up dement's Of
his opponent 10 neither iniurinR Nc
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
Death In Roaring Fire

may not result from the work of fire.
bugs, but often severe burns are caus-
ed that make quick need for Buck
lens Arnica Salve, the quickest, surest
cure for burns, wounds, bruises, boils,
Iores. 1t sabdues Inflammation. II
kills pain. 1t soothes and heals. Driv
es off skin eruption, ulcers or piles
Only Csc at h. E. McRoberts & Son.
I'm
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

There is rumor afloat that Hon. J J..
9 S. Blackburn, who since his return
from the Canal Zone has been Twins
In his farm in WOodford county, will
,e candidate for the U. s. Senate
20 succeed Senator Painter. No Oh.
has as yet been able to get an expires.
!on from the "Sage of Woodford" or
The svbject, and it being assumed tina
ne has the matter under considers.
lion
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
Oreary nor benefting johnson.

Greary nor beneiting johnson.
Let personalities be excluded and
principles, NOT men. discussed. Sem
ator McCreary's record will bear the
light CT the noon day sun He isn't
too old not to make again the. model
governor of Kentucky and unless Mr..
johnson can offer great deal better
reasons for his defeat than he has done
he will be the Democratic nominee for
governor by an overwhelming MAORI
ty.-Lexington Herald.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Elk United States Senator James B.
McCreary and Congressman Ben john
son, candidates for the nomination for
Governor spoke in Shelbyville on
Monday. Senator McCreary denied
the charge that he was a bolter which
Congressman Johnson has preferred
against him. He also asserted that
Mr.. johnson was equally as persistent
as he in seeking for office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Circuit Judge

We are authorized to announce Hon
Charles A. Hardin a candidate fol
Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Dis
trict, at the November election, 1911,
subject to the action Of The Democrat
ic party.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Governor Wilson on Wednesday ap-
pointed ex-Mayor Robert Worth Binp
ham to be Judge Of the first division
# the Chaucery court of Jefferson
county to succeed Judge Shackelford
Miller resigned. In making the ap-
continent, Governor Wilson took oc-
;asion to speak in very compliment
IarY manner of Mr., Bingham, both as
1 man and an officer.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Senat or Beverage Of Indiana is &C
lively endeavoring to GUST William
Lorimer as Senator from Illinois, al
leging that the seat was secured by
bribery and fraud. Senator Owen Of
Oklahoma is also seeking to have the
seat OF the gentleman from Illinois
declared vacant.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Sir John Arid, builder Of the ia,
nous Assuan dam across the Nile, is
dead at seyenty-eight. His fame Is
almost as secure as that Of the builder
Of the pyramids, with the advantage
that his was far the more useful work,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
Notice To Trustees.

After a reconsideration of the agree
ment to continue the rural schools two
months by supplementing the teachers
salaries, it was decided by the County
Board to withdraw the proposition
this year. Jennie Higgins, Co. Supt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

The Carnegie Trust Co. of New
York closed its doors Saturday by Or
der Of the State Superintendent Of
Banks. The Institution had deposits
aggregating $40, 900, 0O0 Andrew Car
negie had no connection with the de
funct bank.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Argument for the proposed dissolu-
tion OF the so called tobacco trust"
is now in progress before the Supreme
CourtOf the United States In Washing
ton After this case is finished the
argument for the dissolution of the
Standard Oil Co will be taken ny.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Judge Henry S. Barker, of Louis
vile, on last Friday formally assumed
his duties as President Of Kentucky
University at Lexington and was ten
dered banquet at the Phoenix hotel
by the citizens of Lexington.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

With the leaving of w. 1. Williams
on Monday for Tulsa Oklahoma, where
he will reside In future, the communi
ty sustains the loss of one of her best
citizens, the Bar one Of its leading
members and the Church one OF her
most faithfulworkers
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

During 1910, the fisherman Of Maine
caught 19,936,542 Holsters. They
couldn't have caught many here but
we bet they could have caught few
digger" ones. here in Lancaster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
County, subject to the action Of the
democratic party.

A little girl whose finger was bitten
of by a bear to which she was feeding
peanuts, and who said, Don't blame
the nice bear; it was all my fault" is
an angel that beats the story-books.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Messrs. W. z. Pittman and Francis
Douslas Of Boyle county have an
nounced their candidacy for the nomi-
nation for the legislature from Boyle
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

1923 citizens Of Adams county, Ohio,
up-to-date have confessed to- selling
their votes. There are 24o indict-
ments vet pendipg.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

The remains Of Senator Stephen B.
Elkins Of West Virginia we're laid to
rest at his old home in Elkins w. Va.
Saturday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Three legislatures now In session;
Missouri, Arkansas and Texas. have
measures before them seeking to regu
late the liquor traf1ic.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13

Representative Clark of Florida has
introduced "Jim Grow" bill to gov
ern the District of Columbia.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
Examination.

The examination for applicants for
Common School Diplomas will be held
la my Office January q and %.
Jennie Higgins. Co. Supt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-01-13
Rate. For Political Announcements.

For Precinct and City Offices. . . 500
For County Offices .... 1000
For State and District Offices. :. 1900
For Calls, per line. 10
For Cards. per line. 10
For all publications in the inter-
est of individuals or expression
of individual views, per line. 10
Obituaries, per line. ... ... .05
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
27. 6 apiteI.

Sragen unb 4ufresung allerpegeu;
als segsn Woreen bic na9 Wdbeleine
ausstfanbten 3euts auf 9eute trafsn,
bic bon ben umlis9enoen @iitern 5ur
5eloarbsit aus5ogen, perbreitete ii4
tpie Elm 2auffeuer, BON Wtuno gu
Munb mebr aufsebaui9t, Die &unoe,
un6 brang aud 5u Dem ulmenbof:.
Der Rittmeiiter, bem elmer Der &ne6s
te bic Sdredensnadribt Sugetragen,
bate it9 ab9efebri, mar bonn Scfe
seganssn, tpieber in oas Saus bins
elm. 2ansIum, gang Iansfam als
miiFe er ruiten aipifden iebem S9rits
te. um fir ben fuIssn6en 8raft gu
setpinnen.
9rinnen fam ibm Jrau Rei9s
mann sntesgen. sic mar lsi6enblab
unb iuate bod rubis su erf9einen,
aIs ie in bes Rittmsiiters 9eii9t
las, pie Die 8otidaFt, Die Tie snts
fsBt bate, aud bsreits gu ibm &c.
brungen mar.
,0ds 1T allies i.benfaIls gum gr6bs
ten Sbetle ubertrieben. gBdre Dtrts
lid allies pubr, 70 fuiirbe ipobl birette
Nadridt bier fein.A
Gr nidte ftumm unb fdritt an
ibr porbsi in fetn 3immer.
,Sie reoen fonit nod dllerlsi -
uber tsiner ipeib etipus eenau.~
Bon allen. mas sr stb6rt, fIinst
aumeiit nur bas in ibm uno etfpds
OuntIes. Jiirdterlides ttsist oaraus
smpor, mill ii9 ibm auf5tpinsen, Oh
tr fi6 aud bdsssen tpebrt. Or
iiebt Ieinen Sobn Dor iid), ipie er ibn
idon einmaI erbIidt; Iisbt Elm iunses
8eib, i.in @eib, bas fIii6ttt Dor
Dem, Der orobeno Dor ihr tsbt, iuie
elm anoer.r por ibm fib ssfiir9t.t
bat. uno 70 ipie sr - aud fts. fott
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
26. g a pitel.

9raf @gon bate ben 8oten, ben
Sartmut nah S0lfeHitein ssianOt,
abssfanssn, bspor sr nod p0lIig ods
S6lob errei6t bate, unb sr pr;ss
ben 3ufaIl, Der bi.s bate gef9sbsn
Iaien. 90 blisb porlGufis auf SDls
fenitein ben Oamen bic beftiee 9tuis
resuns eripart, in bic WlabeIsin's
@erI9pin6su uno Die 9lrt, tpie Sarts
NUT bate na9 ibr fu6en IaTsn. lie
bGtte perieben miifen. @r tonnte
5unG9it ielbit an Srt unb Stsae bo=
rem, mas auf 6uItenbagen purseodns
gen mar, Oh pirtIi9 elm lln9liidss
fall borIag, obsr oh in fnnloitr,
plebeiii9 lautsr glrt nm cine Sad.
2Grm gefdlagen tpurbe, Die Tdb om
beiten ipobI untsr Qlusi6IuB Der Seis
fentIi9teit abgeipieIt bGtte.
9luf idaumb.bsdtem pferbe pcr
Der @raf in ben Sof bon Sultenbaesn
seiprenst. gluf Der Ssreitrepps i6cn
fam Sartmut ibm entseaen. Gru
Bid in oes 9lntommsnosn 9eii6t,
uuo sr tpubte, es fam nit ibm feint
Ha6ri6t BON Maoeleine. Damn in
3immsr brinnen elm tur5es. fdarfes
Srasen bes @rdfen, auf oas Sar..
NUT nit Sem tpenisen, pas er bon
MubeIsines 5ortseben Su fuger tpub'
te, 9lntrport CAB.
Limb bat bi,ie Sbdtiads aII.ir
s.niist, um in folder Deiie bic Sc
Qsnb su aIarmirtH2 MabsIeine #
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
9as eoppelte Paar e6abe.

0as fedsidbrise Rarl6en mar poin
Batter gum S4ubmadsr seIdidt pots
ben. um iid elm paar Sdube anmtI,
fen gu laFen. IA Sage fpGtsr brinst
benn aud Der S9ubma1er Die neu:n
S4ube. 3tpei Gage burauf tommt
ieood Elm Sdubmdder aus Der bes
na9barten StraBe uno bringt ebens
falls Elm paar neue Sdubs fir
&arI9en. Der Batter fudt ibm su
ertIdren. baB bier Elm Srrtbum pors
liegen miife. aber er Idbt Iitb nitbt
abfpsifen. Der Sunss babe fi9 bel
ibm bic Sdubs anmeFen IaFen. uno
baSu miiHe sr bod bon ben gItern
bsauftrast sepeien iein. Der 9as
ter ruff ben Sunsen beran unb fraet
ibn aus. rSa, papa," mar fsins
auttpurt, nunfer Shuiter bat blcb
ben redten SUB semeHen. ben Iinten
ppllte er nitht. limb ba bin i6 no6
Su Dem anoersn @9uiisr seeaneen
fir ben linten SUB"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05
Die Braut uom lllmen6Of.

(15. Iorti.buns.)

DO. 6ort1eBun9J
gsein! nein! ,@s 1T mir ernit" -
pieoer bort er bas Wort, fiebt bic
i9Iafpanbelnoe @eFaIt. pie iis lauts
los bintsr fi9 bic pforte i9lieBt =
perI6loFene pfprte. cine ihparSe
Danb, bic Dor ibm emporfpGdf. GEE
paltis, rieiensrOb, bic feine 2eudts
burdOrinst.
gr spingt fein pfero in pilbein
Sprunge porpGrts unb bat bdnn nit
einem Rud ben Renner tpieoer gum
@teben gebra9t, iit gu 8ooen ges
fprunssn unb f9Idgt brDbnenb gegen
bic Sbiir bes tIeinenSGusdens, befen
Mauern oa peibli9 in Der Sunt.l'
beit idimmern.
0as Sous, auf oeFen Sdpelle er
Maoeieine susrit srblidt. Denn Fe
bier einaetebrt pGre, tpo iie f4on
.inmal geraitet. glo9 einmaI bebt er
Die sauit gum oonnernben S6lag,
ba Dffnet ii9 elm Seniter, elm greii:s
ssrauengeii9t f9aut, bon S9red srs
fiiqt, beraus. unb auf feline 5rass
tDnt elm Nein!
@iebsr binauf auf fein pferb, in
In bic Nu6t binein. Sn Der 5ernt
fiebt sr bins unb bsraudenbe 2tdter,
SadeIn, bic mad ibr iuden. @iels
lei9t bat man iie sefunoen! Gr
iprenst biniiber, ruff aus Der 5erre
fdon feline banse Srage. un6 piebsr
f9allt es ibm sntsesen: nRein -
feline Spur BON ibr ="
Cine Deile reitst er binter Dem
Srupp Der Su6enoen ber, bann reibt
r fein Pferb berum. @r tann es
nidt ertragen, lam bieies langiame
Sin> unb Ssrfu9en Der Sadeln ni6t
lGnser isben. Giniam fir fih iprenJt
er pieoer freu5 unb quer, Der Rids
tung ni6t a6tenb, Biz er, um iih
itarrsno, ben Wse erfennt, auf Den
er eerutben: ben @es nud lllmens
bof. Sang nabe beran tit er getoms
men, feline Iugen bermDgen bic Inns
rifle oes Sofes 81 ertennen.
0ortbin 9eben! Sinitiir3en gu Dem
altsn Wlanne, bin gu bem @ater unb
ibm Suidreisn:
sd fomme 5u Dir in meinss
Ser3ens fpilber 4nsF. fpri9 Su mir,
Batter, glib mir Elm @Ort Der 5offs
nung!"
2lIes brGnst Jpn poripdrts, unb
bod lansfam, lansiam Siebt feline
Sanb am 3aum unb er ipenbet fein
Sbier.
BteOer ben Weg suriid, ni9t mebr
IN pilbem Sagen, beoGftig gebt oas
&ob, unb Der gfeiter ftarrt binein
in ben nd9tisen Simmel. @iiionsa,
in benen er Wta6sleine erblidte, ftss
gen INNER erauiamer por ibm
auf, brannten in feinem Sirn pie
rafenoes Seuer, unb bann pl0blt1
tommt ibm Elm Seoante, elm Soff.
nungsfdimmsr.
Denn iie beimgetebrt ipGre nab
SoItenbasen, Ober DieIlei9t sins Bot
i4aft sefanbt bdtte.
Sartmut itiirmt nua Saltsnbagsn
suriid.
gii6ts! ni6ts!
Sn feinem 3immer ftsbt er piebsr
am Stniter, unberpanbt ben Bid
na9 Often geri9tet, als miife er nit
i.inen brennenben 9lusen ben Sda
emporSDinsen tDnnsr. bic Sonne, bic
bort oriiben bintsF Der finiter ftar-
renoen Danb psriunten lag.
llno enbli9 in benz i9parSenDuns
Tel elm leiies 3uden, elm fables @rau.
bas pie brauenoe Rebel dufitsi9t uab
in sitternoen Wogen iib breitet: Der
srite gtbemaug bes nutenben Mors
gems, oas erfte RieseIidieben an be-
pforts, oaraus iiesrei6 Die Spuns
pisber berbortrdt.
Gin bumpfer, itDbnenber 2aat.
rMuOeIeine!"
Damn pisber elm Soffnungsseoans
fe
rWenn iie bod uad !SOIfenitein ses
aangen pGres"
@r iit auf ben SOf 'seeilt. nm einsn
8oten abSufenben, Der bort na9 Ulas
beI.ine frusen. ibr 9srf4ipinOen msIs
ben foil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05

Mabefeines Saeen Ste es mir! gle
ipiHen es, miiHen es piHen!"
sd tpeib es nibt uub fdnn ss
Hiht piHen."
Gr fagt es tura unb itreng. IL
gum 5eniter setrsten. bur6 bas ieIas
glugen binausIpGben duf ben Spf.
Tiebernoe llnrube iiberrieielt ibn. @ie
barf er iebt 3sit perlieren, ipie oarf
er nod IGnger Reoe unb 9tntport
itsben. llnb unpilltiirli9 bat er
eine 8eipesuns ssmadt, als pollte er
ON 4ngelita poriifer CUR Shiir 'is
len; 6d brGnst oisie ii9 Dor ibn,
auber iid, am ean5en 2eibe aitterno.
rSie ipsi6en mir aus! sic tpollen
fort, poIlen mir nidt fdeeu, mas Sts
tpiFen. 9lber it bei9tpOre sic,
ss trifft MIDI ia bod NIT, mas gcs
I9ab sipii9en Sbnen uno MabeIeineg 2
9enten sic oardn, pie Sic geitern
5u mir tamen! limo mas fpra9'u
Sic allies, oab sic frei pGren ben
Mabeleine, bab sic bierber nidt s,ls
riidtebren ipollten! llub ouun tbatsn
sic es bod -. ilnb beute 1T NtGs
beleine ipurlos peri9punben -"
@ntieBen ldbmt ibr bic 3unge ME
eine ipiirsenbe Jauf, fie beritumnlt,
ftarr unO srob perben ibre glugen,
ibr &Drpsr beuet ii4 suriid Dor ibm
In srauier Surdt, befen @eii6t fi1
perfGrbt, in oeFen 8Iiden es brennt
un6 fladert, nm befen Wuno fi6 elm
f9aurig lautloies 2a9en srdbt, nno
befen 2ippen ibr surdunen:
vSie baben re6t, 2lnselifa, all
6ieie nmitGnbs iino pobI seeignet,
mid zines 8erbredens gu perbd6tis
gen.
Wlit bumpfem S9redensruf itrsdt
fie bic Sdnoe ablpsbrsno segen ibn
aus.
.Ri9t bas! 8, i9 fiirdte mid!
ib fiir6te midi"
.8or mir!A Gin berbes Baden
tlingt auf ipis fpenn Sderben aneins
amber tlirren.
va tDnt ibre Stimme in flebenbsr,
berabeSpinsenber &inbbeit:
.Das id iebt ipre9e. i9 bite Sic,
tpGgen sic meine @orte ni6t! Sd
bin balbtoot = mar f9on 10 aufeez
regt aIs id bierber fubr. limb polls
te bod nur bas bette, au9 fir Sic,
fir uns allie! @lauben sic mir bobl
Sd tpnnte ia gar ni9t anbers bans
6eln! Ri9t fpabr, Sas tbun Sic,
miiFen sic slaubenl"
sd CLAUDE es, 9lnselitu, bdb sic
ni9t an6ers bdnbeln tonnten, als
sSbre Dirt es gebietet. llno i'd
CLAUDE aud. sdb Sbr 9ierbertommen
eins quite Dirtuu9 bat fir uus als
le!"
Die @eifalt seftrafft, aufseredt.
iebe Mustsl Ieines 9eiihtes bsberritf
bon eiierner Rube, 10 lit er bon ihr
5uriidgetreten, aIs sebe er ibr ben
Wsg, ben er ibr bsrftelt bate, frei.
.@tbe Soft, bab ib sic aud balo
iiber ben @erbletb meiner Srau be-
rubigerr barf."
.Dasiner Srau!" Sic Sudt Sufuns
men, etfpas in ibr lit getroffen, mas
nod einmal fi9 pinbet, auffladern
mill uno bdnu in ii6 5ufammenfintt.
S6eu f9reitet lie sur Sbiir uno ipeHe
bet ii9 BON BORT tpieber Suriid.
rSie peroen mir Oepef6iren, ipenn
Don Maoeleine gia9ri1t eintrifft,
ni9t tpabr9. Sang bsitimmt unb ics
gleid!"
.GOsIei6. SD perbs Sbnen bepss
fhiren unO nidt fslbit gu S6nen ions
men, 9lneelita."
9ur9 feline Worte lpebt es eiIig,
perpebt ibren erfsbnten blauen !Sims
mel 5drtliden SdnOeIipiels nit eines
Rannes 2iebe. Sbr Munb finbct
fsin 9ebepobl, Der feline iprtdt ss
flar unb feit. Damn lit iie itumm
sesansen, BON Sartmut Bis gu oem
barrenoen Dagen seIeitet.
Gpqenbe RGber! er laufbt ibnsn
nidt na9. @ntfliesnber Sraum,
grauIames gripaden. llnb aus Der
Sisfe feiner SeeIe rinst Elm Sebsf
ftdh emhor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-05

= @ut eegebtn. ,Oas mub
Sbnen Der Rei0 laFen: su i9rsiben
beritekn sic! Sbr Stil iit serabs3u
berrIid!" p9td. seben Sic nit
Sbrem nberrIih" :. biefes grGBIife
Qbiettip ift aud 70 elm 3eugniB fur
bic Qnmabune Der MdnnerneIt!4 =
rglber meine @nGoiss, lpie tann man
nur 10 iibertreibsn! = = WGre Sts
Hen Der Qusbrud .bdmIidb" !iebr2l-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-16

In line with the argument that
when hen or a woman will. she
viii. and when she won't she won't.
o. f. Witte. owner OF Crystal Lake
park. Portland. has living proof that
she won't--or Will. About two months
ago Mr.. Witte placed a dosen wild
duck eggs under a perfectly mOtherly
hen. but the eggs failed 10 hatch
Then ne discarded them. and present.
ed the hen with some young ducks
which were partly hatched by another
hen. hut on the following day Mr.
Witte discovered that the hen was
missing. Finally he found her sit
ting happily on a nest OF pigeon eggs
that she had collected from various
nests in the barn. The hen wanted
60 sit, that's all there was to it-and
she sat.-Portland Journal
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-16
SEEK GAME REFUGE LANDS
state Officers to Inspect Reserves In
Accordance With New Law.

SALEM, June 13.--For the pur-
pose of looking over with Governor
West the state lands surrounding
public institutions, with a view of es-
tablishing state game reserve Of
1000 acres, State Game Warden w. J..
Finley and Chief Deputy T. ]. Craig
arrived in Salem today.
The new law provides two means
for establishing game bird refugees.
The governor may issue orders affect
ing lands under jurisdiction Of the
state, or the state game warden may
enter into contracts with private land
owners to have their farms. or hold
ings controlled by the game law for a
term OF years The state has 1900
acres in one tract here in the asylum
farm and this added to other state
tracts surrounding the penitentiary,
asylum, treining school, etc, will
make big reserve. Private lands
may also be included in the reserve.
These bird and game refugees will
be protected by penalty against hunt
ing Of fine of from $50 to $4,000.
Where private lands are included the
contract viii in no way interfere with
tilling of the soil.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-16
TRADE AT HOME.

The perplexing task of convincing
people to realize the benefits of trad
ing with their home merchants, says
Hudson's Magazine, Is about the most
herculean task that the small towns
of the country have to contend with.
Money is just as well invested in the
small town as in the big one, as far
as getting full value is concerned, and
we must not fail to remember that
when we leave 1t here it is only taken
out of one of our pockets and put
into another pocket, while, when we
spend it in metropolis, we never see
it again
There ii goes to put more gasoline
in the milionaire's automobile and
to buy him more luxurious cars, to
build up his city. to make 1t clean, to
further beautifying its parks and re-
creation grounds and to enrich and
make more prosperous its already
prosperous citizens and merchants
while we small town people sit and
wonder why we are not able to cope
with cities in mercantile projects.
It stands to reason that in order to
sell reliable goods reasonably, the ex-
pense account must be curtailed as
much as possible. This is done in the
small towns Rents and general ex-
penses are less, and the result is that
the buyer reaps the benefit II he Isl
shrewd enough to avail himself of 1t.
People are gradually becoming educ
ated to the science of skillful buying
and expect more for their money now
than they ever have before. In this
they are justified to certain extent
but we should not forget the proverb,
"The laborer is worthy Of his hire"
Live and let live" is the motto for
the merchants to adopt IL they wish
to thrive and succeed. Remember
we live largely on each others GUS
tom, and when we spend money with
John Smith we expect with reason
that John Smith should spend his
money with us whenever possible.
Here is the essence of home trade.
We would all feel offended at said
Smith IL he took cur money and re-
fused to spend his with u.s. But we
are all Smiths If we buy out OF the
home market.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-16
POLK MAN SEES CARNIVAL
Breeze Gibson Returns to Rest Before
Leaving For California.

Breeze Gibson returned this morn
ing from the Portland rose carnival,
happy and glad to get back to Salem.
Breeze says he saw several strangers
on the streets down there, and not
feeling extra well acquainted with
some of them, concluded to bring his
six bits back and spend it at home.
Breeze is going to rest up about
two weeks and then start on trip to
Los Angeles. He will make the
journey by water, and while his
friends have tried to dissuade him
from this, Breeze says he does not
fear water In the least-as a means
of locomotion.
He Is some three inches taller, too,
than when he left few days ago
due, no doubt, to the stretching incl
dent to looking over the heads of the
strangers at the carnival.
man.