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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
BLOOD TELLS 1T
Woman Believed to Have Been MUIR
dered in OIathe

Olathe, Kan, Dec. 2e-spatters Of blood
across the leading platform of an ADAM
doned factory building were part of a
trail which led the caretaker of the place
to an upper room of the structure where,
in the opinion of the authorities a girl
was murdered recently. An iron bar,
to which were clipging strands of hair.
matted with dried blood, was found Id
the room, together with beads and several
hair ornaments
A theory that the body was thrown in
pond nearby led to the dragging of the
pond, without result. The officers now
believe the body was carried away in a
buggy. Circumstances point to the prob
able date of the crime as being December
g. No young woman of the neighborhood
is reported missing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
ALL LEND A HAND.
Members of Lodge and Wives
Reception Committee.
Guests Sent to Picture Show
After They're Fed.

Dolls for the girls, pop guns for
some of the boys and books for others
were distributed among more than
seven hundred Christmas children by
the EIks in the afternoon. In ad-
dition to that, every one was given
box of candy an orange and all the ice
cream and cake they could eat
Children were not the only persons in
sIuded in the lot as a number OF
srown-ups were in the crowd as CHAP
erons of the children and they were
treated as courteously as were the
children
The Elks certainly spread Christmas
cheer to all parts of their home and
the satisfaction of making merry
Christmas for the children appeared
TO be as much pleasure to them as TO
the children. Santa Claus, whose real
identity is not disclosed, was right on
the lob. Revisited the lodge room Whlch
was packed to its capacity, the nails
which were crowded and the library
where more than two hundred more
were being held until the crowd in the
lodge room could be given their pres
<nts and candy and passed into the
dining room.
Big Christmas Tree
A Christmas tree. which extended
10 the ceiling of the lodge room was
deliberately decorated with appropriate
trimmings and a large numbe OF
electric lights. No prettier tree has
ever been shown in the city. Santa
Claus made his appearance through
the door. talked and made the chllu-
zen laugh and yell
An orchestra was stationed in the
ante room adjoining the lodge room
and kept up a continuous program
wives of the members of the Eiks
assisted the committee in distributing
the presents, candy and oranges
All Given Presents.
The little girls and boys were given
horns. the girls from to years were
given small dolls, the girls from to
we're given large dolls and girls
over that age were given Christmas
books Boys from to were given
popguns, and the remainder were
given story books appropriate accord
ing to the different ages.
More than fifty members of the
lodge assisted the members OF the
committee in taking care of the chill
dren The first to enter the building
were seated in the lodge room and the
remainder were allowed the use of the
halls and the library down stairs.
After receiving their presents and be-
ing given all the ice cream, cake and
sandwiches they could eat, the chill
dren were allowed the use of the en-
tire building and took advantage of
big-hearted fellows cared for the
Christmas children and assisted them
in enjoying the occasion was sufficient
to cause one to decide that every body
was having Jolly SOCQ time ana
not one was sorry OH this Christmas
day
Tickets to Picture Show.
Following the feast in the dining
room every child was given a ticket
10 the Aurora moving picture show
and a new penny, thus having a start
which they could add to if they desire
or spend if they wished.
A large number of the members of
the lodge, with their wives and chill
dren visited the Elxs' home on this
occasion to watch the crowd of young
sters and appeared to enjoy the affair
as much as those who were the in
vited guests as a Christmas child.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26

Buddajo, in the island of Jolo, which
they had fortified, have capituiated to
the American troops The Moros
tum issued by Brigadier General Per
shing, ordering the disarmament of
natives in the district Their supplies
were cut off and they were surround
ed in their stronghold by American
infantry. Finally they We're forced to
yield through hunger, and marched
out and laid down their arms.
Prior to the surrender a desperate
band of 20 tried to force an outpost
but were repulsed. Several Moros
were killed, but there were no Ameri-
can casualties
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
GIRL COMES HOME
Missing st. Paul Child Reappear.
MysteriOusIy.

St Paul. December 26.-AiIeen Fisher,
the missing IA year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan B. Fisher, whose
disappearance a week ago stirred the
other cities to activity. turned gloom
into cheer and made Christmas a
merry one by returning home today
The girl appeared unheralded and as
Tnysterfously as she had disappeared.
The girl is thought to have left
home because she feared a parental
reprimand for having answered an ad-
vertisement for q vaudeville actress.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
RAISES CLERKS SALARY
Robert TasIxer Remembers Employees
in Substantial Manner.

membered the clerks in his office in a sub
stantial manner Christmas, when each of
the assistants were given $40 a month
increase in salary. Recently Tasker in
augurated the plan in the court house
of giving his clerks a half holiday each
week.
The increase in salaries came as a
happy surprise to the girls in the regis
ter's office and no notice of the proposed
raise in salaries was given by Tasker I'M
til Saturday night.
'sThe girls are courteous and efficient. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
THROUGH A SWAMP
Captain Brings News of Crew strand
ed on Island.

Savannah, Ga, Dec 26-Menaced by
death from violent seas, Captain F. J.
Davis and his crew of eleven men
abandoned a dredge in tow off the
South Carolina coast Saturday noon
In small boats the sailors made Dau-
fusko island, and later Captain Davis
reached Savannah, after travelling
through miles of lonely swamp coun-
try.
An expedition left here this after
noon to rescue the hungry sailors
stranded on Daufuski.
Captain Davis told a thrilling story
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
MAY HAVE BEEN HASTY
DR.. Pearson Gave Away His Money
Too Soon.

Chicago. Dec. 26.-Dr D. K. Pear
son, philanthropist. Toasted on mock
turkey" Christmas at a sanitariu1n in
the suburbs of Hinsdale. Despite his
80 years, he declared after his Christ
mas dinner that he felt so we'll he
feared he had made a mistake in Civ
ing away all but few thousand dol
lars of his fortune of seven million
dollars. DIR. Pearsons said he expect
ed to live to see many more Christ
masses. He held an informal reception
to a large number of friends during
the daY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
SHOT BY HIS WIFE
Husband Who Attacks HeIpmeet
Loses His Life.

Waco, Tex, Dec. 26-His face COW
cred with blood and bullet through
his body, Joe r. Sims, 3s years old, a
hotel clerk, staggered into a corridor
from his room Monday, falling dead. His
widow was taken to a sanitarium with
knife wounds in her neck. She said
Sims stabbed her and she shot him.
Jealousy of Sims by his wife is given
as the canSe-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26

of his adventures. He was in com
mand Of the International Dredging
company's new dredge, which was in
tow Of a tug from Philadelphia to
Galveston. Off Hateras the sea be-
came meuacing As the storm grew
worse, Captain Davis realized the
small boats offered more chance than
the pounding dredge. With is crew he
put off in small boats. Some time be-
fore the tug had cast loose and was
laborin.s with small Roadway in the
gale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
Governor Won't visit Convicts.

Salem, Ore, Dec. Ex-Governor Os-
valid Vests promised Christmas visit
to the convict camp at Crater Lake,
where roads are being built by prison
ers under parole had been postponed.
Pressing state business has caused the
governor to defer his visit until jan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26

said Tasker today, land I believe they
are entitled to some of the earnings of the
office. I don't believe there is a better
time to show little appreciation of good
work than right now and was just
aries as they were ITO get Them
Christmas was generally observed by
court house gang, but the registers office
was the only one in which Santa Claus
left enlarged pay checks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-26
Wife Killed by Husband

Minneapolis, Dec. 26.-Mrs Minnie
Goehringer, shot November %, by her
husband, who Immediately committed
bullet wound in her lung so weakened
her that pneumonia set in and caused
her death.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
NO REASON FOR DOUBT
A Statement Of Facts Backed by a
strong Guarantee

We guarantee complete rriiri 20 all
sufferer. from constipation. or, In every
rnso whore wc fail, wc will supply the
medicine free
RcNnll Odrrlirs ARE u g"utle, effective
dependable, md safe bowel regulator
-trrugihcucr, aud tupic. They aim H.
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quiet easy way. They do not cause
Inconvenience, gripping, or nausea. They
are 80 pleasant 10 take and work 50
easily that they NAV bc taken by any
one NJ u time. They thoroughly
'ouc up the whole system to healthy
activity.
Rcxnll Ordcrlies are indispensable
aud ideal for the use ~ children, odd
folks and delicate persons. We annoi
too highly recommend them H. an sui
fcrcrs from any form Of constipation
aud H. attendant evils. Three sizes,
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obtain Rexall Remedies in this com
munity ouly 1T our store-The Rexall
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shelton, Props.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28

intellectual progress, but also for the
moral Advancement In public life and
we declare the paramount issue before
the people OF New Mexico 10 be good
government aud the eradication Of
graft aud bribery from public life IN
this state.
We believe that the only way io put
into effect those patrinti, principles aud
the accomplishment OF these desired
results is 10y nominating and electing
men OF past or present party Affiliations
to join MS In our effort, 10 start the
new state of New Nc,ico Alright on
the road to her manifest destiny.
With our faces toward the rising sun,
We submit our cause Co. the patriotic
consideration Of an me-. ur,ylc of New
MrNico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
PLATFORMS OF THE REPUBLICAN
AND DEMOCRATIC PARTIES
Read Them Over Carefully and Make Your Own Conpar.
isOns, Keeping in Mind the Welfare of the State and
It's Industries.
THEN VOTE YOUR CONVICTIONS AND NOT
YOUR PREJU DICEs ON NOVEMBER Z

OF laws to provide for the .cparat ION
aud independence of the Judiciary fipm
puliticsl Influences.
We favor the enactment of comtul
sur, compensation laws coupled Will e
wise plnn ut Industrial insurance. ST.
that employee engaged iu hazard 81
occupations. or their families may tc
,rivc ptomp, compensation fer injury
ur death without the delay. injustice
aud expense Ut The prr,en, system
while The question of the manner in
which republican, should vote upon the
.pcallcd blue ballot amendment GO our
constitution shall not be- regarded -
20 fc.t 'o party ieaIty, y"t. We regard
tine congressional requirement that We
,buuld vote thereon, after our cou.t.
tuition ta. been ratified by q majority
n' over $500 o., su u~uwarwutcd inter
irrru"r with 'h, night ct rlt g'Nrrn
wot'. tui % %rrtirr .pu 600 tn" iutrilt
grr.r nt 'b, fruplr of The tate. who
should ue allowed to amend the rou,ti.
.u.I,r ST. t,b they have created iu their
Ni,. aud Jt their own lime. aud
until ,u amended hy the voluntary act
of 90. people We icrlarr thar the rr
publican pUriy stand. D., that ruu.titu
.Iou a. Do Na, adopted boy the ruu,cu
ti"u. and ratified 10y the people lu tbi.
49, ......#. HF.s .. b.. Ola.
ia,' 'baj o., thr proposed h]iur.halI,t
amendment. there b., 90" limit tu 'he mum
hpr OF amendment, vhirh MAY bee pt"
posed u' nuy our time. so th.' nann o
.iou of the Legislature NAV hrcomc the
equivalent of " constitutional cuuNeu.
tion, whereby the constitution may be
changed from beginning o." end; aud
'hr' 900 the safeguard, placed around
The right OF suffrage and other sacred
right. ut our people hy our constitution
cau hc taken away hy @ constitutional
convention which may hc called under
ihe provisions, of the blue ballot amend.
wcut by % bare ma iority of Those voting
Thereon: nud Ne urur ever, voter Who
ha. the public welfare ~ heart 20 vote
agaiu., the amendment
We pledge the Republican party To
take the necessary steps. a. provided bro
'bc constitution. 10 eliminate from zee,
tiou .. Article NNl thereof. the clause
prescribing certain qualifications for
members Of the legislature end state o..
] hrpr-.
In order that each property owner
shall bear his Just share aud uo more OF
rhr burden. cot taxation. We pledge ,,r
party Gee q rorr"r' iou Of the evil, and
inequalities ot the present system ut
assessment of property for taxation. and
20 that end we favor the assessment OF
aIl property at b.. actual value. with
such limitation. ou the tax rates a,
shall prevent state, county ur municipal.
"@Ntralngaurr
We pledge 'Ho Republican party "a
the preservation and conservation 1T
our great land donation, made by con.
.rc-.. ,o that they shall bee continuing
source, uf rcyruuo 90 the state foq th,
purpose, ior which the land. have bcer
/ given.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28

aud warrant to De- issued hv the Terri
totial Auditor on the Territorial Gcnrral
Purpose Fund, aud shall be distributed
by the Clcrk " this Court IN the said re-.
lrrco after poviup the costs herein in
the mnnncr a. provided by law.
Dated M silver city, New Mexico,
this 2ist dnv Of september. A. H., 1907.
FRANK W. PARKER.
Judge Of the Above Entitled Court.
o X.
. ALBERT B FALL. Atty. Gcnl.
Territory of New Wcvico.
seventh judicial District. County OF
SucorrO.- SIS.
T. ". u. NcwcDnb. Clerk ~ the IN
Judicial District Of the Territory oi
New Mexico, within aud for the County
uf ~,cnrro. lu hereby certify that III,
above and foregoing. is a true and cor
rect copy Of JUDGMENT AND DE
CREE, signed hy the Presiding Judge
and which remains u record aud on NJ,
loo my office.
IN witness whcroofctaoinetaoiCctnc
lu Witness Whereof. ! have hercuut,
set my baud aud affixed the seal IT sal,
Court AT my office in the city Of Socorro
~ururro County. New Mexico this D.,
lay Of October. \. D.. 1907.
Signed W. u. NEwCOMB.
Clerk, etc
nv W. HOMER NIL. Deputy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Socialist Candidate for County
Superintendent Of School,

Nj. \. ". Pratt, II Cauodc. was born
and raised IN Tennessee aud q. nov ~
YEAR, old. Mr. Pratt has had twelve
wears experience ct school work In Hen.
drr.uu aud prruiur counties aud held
first grade certificate. Since coming io
New Mexico has attended state Normal
90 silver civ two months. thereby
showing rr"pr">.i,cuc,, ~ u teacher,
rui b. now iouchiug his ."c"nd tern,
A.. lIiug O. second grade certificate.
Th"," who will lr 80 unfortunate ~
'o rut meet Mr. Pratt personally be-.
fore the election arc hcrchy assured hy
D., many friend, that 10" will make ,
Competent. progressive superintendent
't schools. 20
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department eft 'h' Interim. T.. : Land
Ofirr. a' Tu,umrari. New NcNico
O,tuhor 10th. 1911
\"'ir" . hereby given tia, Lni-
nouuu.y, Of QUAY. New Mexico. who. On
august 18th, 1905. made Homestead cu.
.ry. \". 1920. Tor NEi,. section -.
Township = y. Range "a t.. y. VI =.
Meridian. has hlcd notice at intention
20 make final Five Year Proof To- 60.
'abii.u claim to the land above de-
rrihod, before Register and Receiver
g.. : Land Ofdcc, nt Tucumcari. New
Mexico, ou the Goth day III November
1911.
claimant name. t, witnesses:
\ r.. Borpucl, Pedro Borqurr, Hilar
90 H"rpury. aud Nmado Borqucl. all OF
quay. New Mexico.
r. \. PRENTICE. Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

We. he Democrats of New Mexico.
Boo convention assembled at Santa Re,
dp publish the following declaration Of
principle, loo this campaign.
We rrsnirm our devotion to the priu.
ciplc. Of our political faith - announc.
ei In our last national and territorial
platforms, believing that their rSecu.
fion make. r.. 'hr highest nud best ia
tere,ts of the people and will secure q
government purrr in b.. democracy, a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
TRUTH ABOUT
H. @. BURSUM

The records Of the court ~ the Third
Judicial District tell the facts ~ they
are and the following copy Ut the judy
ment and decree m the Bursum ease.
cauuot hc %coutrovcrtcd by the false
hood. aud ISLANDERS.
The Territory Was Indebted TO Bursum
The following tells the truth about
Mr.. Bur,um:
In the District Court NJ The Third IN
dicial District o; the Territory 1T New
Mexico. Wi'hin aud for the County uf
Sucorro.
Holm . Bursum. Plaintiff
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM

The Republican unrtN If lbs state of
New Mcxieo. IN c~onNcniinn ~us.cmhled.
y, las Vegas rcucws its Allegiance 20
the rfincipnl. nf that prrtv u- euuuciut
ed ,n II. national convention held ip
Chicago In ipps Ne endorse and cnm
mend the wise aud fearless udmiui,im
ton ~ Pro .deni Tafi. nnd partirulaIl,
his veto message. iu rcfcrrurc io Iicrc
meal revision ut he tatin at the late
session vi Coulrrs, We commend and
thank President Tau for his f%ourtrs-
and persistent effort. iu carving out
the pledge. nf be Nntional Republican
platform Ter thr admission ot \'v Me,
leo ~ a state.
We rndotN' lN' ""i"'h'-i'''i'N "I 'N'
territorial an"'t- uhlr' ''''' "'' WIN
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best interest, "i th' '~'''''''' We
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department "f the interior, I. =. Land
office. ~ Tucum,,ri. New Mexico
Ortohrr -, 1871
\utir' b. hereby given that Mamie h.
Neal. for the heir, ui HcuiumIu =. Rob
.u-uu, decreased. ct Tucumcuri. y. 81.
who. uu Feb. 20, 1906. made ma Entry
Na. 735S. for Lots ! aud .. SEQ .. Twp.
Iu y, Range 80 T.. and -. SCI see. -,
Twp. 10 y. Range 80 T.. aud Add1 II.
b.. Entry UllFn7. MAY IL, 1909, for l.Dt
see g., Twp 10 y, Range 80 T., and
so SEl ~", -, aud -. SWli see.
80. Twp % y. Range - T., y. VI. T..
Meridian. bas filed notice uf intention
fol make Final Five Year Proof. to 80.
'uhltsn claim 80 III" land above lc>rrib.
rd. hrtutr The Register aud Receiver,
o.. :, luud ONCE, ~ Tucumcn,i. y. NJ.
uu the !7ih day at November, lHll.
claimant names q, witnesses. ". T.
buchanan. j. \. street. W. g. darrell
O.. n. Ch"uauli, all IT Turumcari. y, VI
H. \. PRENTICE, Lrgi,i"r
IIr,' publication Ort. -, 1911
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department at the Interior. Z. :. Ian,
Office. 20 Tucumrar'. New McXirO
nrinhrf 9H. mn

Nu'ir, j., hereby given that Francis
VI Baldwin, ot Curry, y. NJ, who, on
Nov. .. 1900, made II Il Entry. No
lgn.g, for SEA, seq. :, Twp. q y.
Emgo - T.. y. VI. T.. Meridian hus flr,
uutlrr ui intention 10 make Final FiN,
Year Proof. 20 establish claim To the
'iud above described, before The Regis
ter and Receiver. T.. :. Land Onicc. at
~NIruinrlri. y. VI, 80 the 18th luy U'
November. lNll.
Claimant uHmr. u, witnesses: T. =
GAMBLER. John Hurley. Guy j.. rHI.ir,
ChH,. " Johnson. all of Curry, y. VI.
a. \. PRENTICE, Register.
Fir.i publication Ort. =. 1911
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-28

are ana iNp iullnWlug copy % the Judy
TEL and decree m the Bursum ease.
cauno bee @coutrovoricd los the false
hoods aud ISLANDERS.
The Territory was Indebted TO Bursum
The following tells thc truth about
Mr.. Bur,um:
In the District Cont NJ the Third IN
dicial District Of the Territory NJ New
Mexico. Wi'hin and for the County of
Socorro.
Holm o. nursum. Plaintiff
".
Territory NJ New Mexico. No. 5l73I
The cause coming on for hearing up.
on the report Of G. v. Stafford, Esq. and
upon the exceptions hereto fled 10 the
said report by the defendant, the Terri
tory n New Mexico, aud II appearing
that upon The completion ~ his invcs.
tigatiou, the said G. v. Stafford, Esq.
filed a detailed report in writing herein.
together with an the testimony taken
by him, and that the said report states
an account between the said plaintiff.
Holm -. Bur.um. a. o.. superintendent
NJ the New Mexico Territorial Pcuiien
tiarv. and the Territory uf New Mexico
covering the period Of hi. several terms
~ office, commencing ou the 18th dav
~ April, 1899, aud extending up 20 and
including the l2th day of April, 1900
and that 'hc said referee has made 1ll
findings of fact, necessary g. show the
basis of hi. report; and come. now the
Territory ct New Mexico. by h., Nttorn.
cv General, Albert u. FaII. Esq. and
comes rho ,aid plaintiff. hy his attorney
II. NJ. Doughcrtv. and % hearing had
upon the exceptions 6lad 90 The said r.
port Of the said referee. and the Court
being duly advised. II - hereby ordered.
Adiudged aud Dccrced that each and aIi
Of the said exceptions 10 the said report
be and the same are hereby overmled:
And IL further appearing from an ex
animation Of the report Of the said refer.
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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-12
FIFTEEN DAY

Personally Escorted AII-Expense
Tour
From Ogden and Salt Lake City
to Chicago, New York, Washington,
Niagara Falls. etc., Via Oregon
Short Lime Union Pacific and North
western Lines, leaving Salt Lake and
Ogden August 18th. The rate will be
$175.00 including all expenses except
meals at New York and Chicago.
Proportionately low rates will be
made from other Oregon Short Line
points to Ogden for those who de-
sire to avail themselves Of the bene-
fits Of this tour. For further details
complete itinerary and reservations.
address. D. =. Burnley. General Pas
senger Agent. Oregon Short Line
Railroad Company, Salt Lake City.
Utah. 44-48
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-12
METHODIST.

Services Sunday, August 13.
Morning, 1.-THE Effect OF Look. .
Evening, "Life's Battle"
DR.. Sifton, Pastor.