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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-22
HlO DEMOCRATS AND
THE MCCARTHY SPLIT

mail Special to The Advertiser.)
HILO, March ia phase of the
breach in the Democratic party is of
particular interest to Hawaii, namely
that Charles j. Mccarthy in taking the
stand which he did, and which led to
the ultimate breach between him and
Link, took exactly the same position
as did the local Democratic leaders a
few weeks ago, when they were asked
their opinion. This may or may not
have a bearing on the result, should
the local Democrats ever have to make
their choice between Mccarthy and
Link.
Some time ago T. J. Ryan sent let
tiers to Harry Irwin, @. K Mcguire and
other leading Democrats, asking what
they thought of his plan that, for
reasons of economy, the territorial con-
vention, which meets in April to select
delegates to the national convention in
Baltimore, should at the same time
name a candidate for Delegate to con
gress and frame territorial platform.
The answer was that while the econom-
zeal phase of the matter was tempting,
it would seem to be out of the question
to frame a platform so early in the
game, when it would be impossible to
forecast what would be the real issues
of the campaign, and particularly be-
fore it was known who would be the
presidential candidates.
A Humble Lot.
A few days later the local Democrats
were somewhat surprised to see in the
Honolulu press the announcement that
the outside island Democrats had all
favored the Ryan scheme. Still, they
are humble lot, these Hilo Democrats,
so they said nothing. They would
probably have added the incident to
their already long lists of Affections,
and would have forgotten all about it,
bad not the fact that Mccarthy is now
fighting ON the very stand which they
took, reawakened their interest.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
srcaerAav IoaNsoN RtsieNs

~ . IonnHon Who iut iht ptsi right
niuniha hta aNted AZ sHlIsiAr fNf uuf
Commercial rhh frsiHurt last wNek
st "a mrrtinN 90 ms dife erte aHi has
accepted tiii. pusiti,,n ~ N,'ld sf. fst'tit
tut the f,xna indvstFiat 'eitsirtNH
witch FiNea him fnu. d more rNt'n
slN, nfld in hla iins "a wvrl The m
f,,aiotr feet tn~s Rft futHistf N i-f
ina tbir in sftNte > D. inlnVatn. VINO
Recently teaisnra AZ superintendent nf
iNe 81 a.. D. a "a n.y. fa nn fhf AL
niiion "a tuntuasfrisi seir~tfft 49,
tinntepn n AZ Nsta lhis uyrs .an
hfrfur WITH "a Commercial setfflAf
r. ~ enc state n refrrfn.s tn tnaif
sfai. convention whlrn uui Na held
hoft thia Wintsr
Mr. fnuegan Win So a,.,ihi ps,,,,.
iht fitht nisn in an fiEhl pllrr It's
state Wtde tcauaintsnte snt hr.,sl
husinesa oApsfitnrs nhtulN Nttkt him
ultaluah'e ga Gag spioadid retnnteft. AIS
Organization
Nj anl MIn ,lnhnnpn whr hare
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

u n usrfptl in . ~ rlNion - si tot
a. hinNl iiiahnV. fntIH $500
Nsls lleta a. ll4arhiia, and = vi
rumguinaH lul i3I hlull q iuruuN
ltva'h Hotel addition. NuigpH Christi
$500
Hiats ~ EtNaa is Gaf.ilns N hai,tn
ish acres un NHsisnR laitnd
.innfan a. ilnlntN0n fn y Al Hihln.
loi 4 tinfh l1l NulianU islnnH fi.l in
ifsuh N Hthin iH flfnlinU n Ftnlp,
lW q hlnOt 4i tIlu llH iud n nlich
va Mustang isiHns $3.50
inreph i.ofle sud eifo Cd riDen =
Auausi hits 3 Oh o tlufN inis io b
hla,N 3. See 3 hltfh A. BOTS iu 81 au0
a. u. hhyk p hts amt hlefa
~. iuts Z. q. q in o. nlnrh ~. l1a
p. a m tiufh ~ iui A. NnYA ih lot
hinet ~ raal Court tufrus rhfisti
consideration.
JOHN q nlUta,h iu = d tshnsfr., IA
Mr.b a Corpus tsaeh iniN ,alll.
Aiiro flsowsi ,rd Z A. nfsN.f io
linn ~ llrNFfe tud ~ D. i'uN Nt 81
hlp,b ipl Nu,hue iia,o ndtllhNn 49,
'nfnns christi cunaitfint uN
Nal Notnh and Wis iu "a e., ains a.
Farm hsin "a nnh "a 'ai,.t ]. snhnfhs ri
chaf NutY fHA wife 49, n a. Slna
H. i"ia anH q hnrt "a suhufls -
tfanuuifaH TpxaH 80 800
tilHH a kfnrdt a. lleo a Waffcu
tfultira. teTfnin rtl,l thiaip ln Murfes
r""NtN ard 'anrrnn county eanaidsl
atiun
: ~ SAlliman tu > I. Adams lass 4,
az, y h,eeh a. Chtmbsflsins ruh
dit ision 41fA
W ~ nrsnler ~ NAV y lliayan ioia
al - hiuth lots 4 a. a. ai,a ~ as
~ bl,rh : inis 4 a. idt,tk & lots I
a. p AHd 81 ~ "a hi,,,l 4 has I Al ~
ana ~ tn 81 hls.h Y and hslr jo "a
ene a. ~ "a hipgh rnyN addition lo
stsFrur rhrlstl a. 9io
Nea e Laws sod ~ifr a. tiaritnt r
sln.. l.l 2 hl,,,A ~. - inar, iile fesaa
staa
u 4 nfNan ard vie a. fAUfsn.s
rtlpn ni :. block ~ nNicsA. Texas,
etta
liAsan fellsnslpce ~ l,d~asii cutt ~
~ "a, hlssl = Hpfppn lisArh hagel SO
az Nsn ~ ga
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
IN foR TIIANIc Ancn-

49, = - FttN ANtts Aus "a
ss.4.S e4ur.AsU tytts aud hss.a is1Atr
~ ae.elunnlies maas DloNsesltf tttt
nsati this altNtunun. wHeU. a taa4 K.4u
~ eeins xnvn a. i.taase1i itiIt tio .
tslr ~ Att, stHi A,rs lnhn ttafs IlaIn
taotet ~ ald n toiiNlas tnN No.neh
lsiAnsN aatulssaal AFtt. irnss.i.ul Aa4
sige Tar arU cAloetee 80 b. annou. lts
sut0ta
a. . eraAiuei nAtarsi eult ~ tpce
an kieatef Gas hecn rs. asd iag ~,
afipaa tcts INA, hAsc hten stsEsi
~fp n4Ne shAtKt "a fht cttnt Mrs.
tAltea AtNy n l4UkAaeAt ~ tn, tUnanali
*t hs,lns ch'trsc ~ the cpiiccllon. sa1
= INV y sJoN ~ -, felaf4 q stats JAs
@A4 MIA JNtn hays hasnaAons = scc.
teiAtS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

! NsA, esr.rs raass,ras.


Real state lsannfeer filled during tho
wtrt rpHinD AuN - iplt
y, y s'l-ftsnn 40 prinos ~ ruh 80
let's ~ 1nd ~ hkfk iapf NtN r,nhtr.
No. addition ~ Corpus christi $500
q T. WshslAtii tnd Nifc lu Y q if.fd
lrlH w. ~. ~. al ~ aud ~. ruiitHininH
ihsss Ns,ib,n pi luHhnpa suh#ll,isls
ntlscuil ranch tillaft t
~ hfd snd wift a. y . Nshelsnd
NV a. Hreilnn iht. liahnp'n snh iiNlat
Ion - tbs Welt ranch 80 sec
y E n,rd aaa ~ifc IA =, wsteiana
lo's Z and ;. b'''eh ~, Fiishnp' f,stt
chaH voclher "a 4 81 raraw.li iaa
Hcl,s pui ~ NE conner "a section 100.
81 loo
Grant Van Kant a. nult =. McCan.
lots q and hlorh lnts ~ and ~
block fk lot ~ hinrA "a nnd lein ~. "a
~ sni ~ block ~. hubAloun rekaAi
consideration
> "a nfadrls H. i. ~ RnilacA ana
v AlNea ~ N lhe west sna Aegts ~
turr sskne
q a leisure sna wife "a . w Kar
hhck and v Ahcs \ "a 20 he mral
200 arrcN ~ tho ~ az aesfllun Ef
ptis,all pasture, tf9nN
Herman Nanrolh assf wlfo b. y ~
''nfkei. lule ~ am it, hlnek iepf. iles
iprAer Hddlilnn, No 3 Corpus ChflHll.
fino
~ q sim. ir. ta ,'han !. norrn~
ir'~ a anu A. iiack tg. auuughs az
ttish rpxnn, shtno
- AHnInp nnn via a. CHARMS
Nnttitch, tpia q $50 no. aud n. hkasA
y. Aiae iniA {. > 10 and ~ hlrrk "
iun,Ai,n addition vufppn chrlsiis
Al 500
" l'rtfri amt VIII a. W y Rcd
i.AA i.ile - s~s'il~r - fYNnr iiiuff ANA
fnfinai farm aud 4afstph tracts tAAn
iett Rnd ?. hiish ~ chami,erlalh'u
addition a. rcFrue Chflatis ftoa
Ns'ti ~ hetap a. a. MAY coehiin. x
~ ~ rw I, section -. ptlncoll l,A4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

iuals mau, nisnds 900 inrr shnff r,.4.
icntla pefied vin fs Areatlf nisasii
Two hrtnff rnd fntf niHns a.uulm
fantfF hHff nfFh fnHm unlimitri auD
trHs in tnff NOW urld
Mf johnson received leffef nf fra
aiuuNnHHiinn HuN secretary rHu'd nf
rfnui ni ffHm int h.iHl Hl HII.. infs
We is "a l,e secrytar, and wiH b. Asir,,
ffoin u isnt iaiaiiifn ~ the kinh bel
msf .svupg anll t',ast Nfepra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
COMING AND GOING

OUWIlvU ANU uUIlSU
N,s y g.. xa,irssi isfi s~sissdsf ~
ran dsiffe, Nhtre rie wiu spend ne
uintff
w. tgcoupor bssiness man ~ -
fySl, u W the fiiy ~ q several aaya
Hl8It
fisn lfsmmosd ~ Fan Anionia ana
Tine iffnfD of ilrusfnn. Nrff tuafus
Yepief'5sye @sfisals "a ise state
Mu 80 oisx.ros ~ srsfas,
mptnIna ~ Port Afsnsss ~ asshs
vet sith her sYn.
Wu cfpttsr itfi ysstrfday afsrf
nfa.n f1f usttH flef NHu his lfuft
49, Charles Cf,-hef nssf nsfiia
Zoe ANarioasn. h..ahissp,s 49, en-
lofdt Allen Furniture rntIpanY lfaFts
fhis niofninf fuf weeks tisn alfh
feisiifer ~ in'kiiaft
Me- Ianni. Napn. - iulaa ono
hak been ln foff1- fnf Csc past 1890
months ta ihf ausHi ~ tef HtuFifrf,
Nfe q Ailsn. icfi ftsitfiss faf her
tftnt
W n Hinfu ffstrNuh sudiiof ftf
ine anufhersirfn Tslrpiinnf Hniuli4us
d b. bas nfsn hDff fnf fhf past ar,t
iaft gtatefiiAT fsf tlapu
a. &. Casiiss "a Aaaiin. ala aiiits
ln fha siis tuufafrus fnnfntNF ft.F ~
unnfhs flsit with hls ufoihff Albert
''aniist 4ud siio
Ifsfff rrven nf liDnsiau. sni f0r
insf ft.iafni nf rata rnb ID hrft iNf
a eoehs visit
Nisf lloifn Lean rha nls ifrn
Visiting NItH Nffiir liet'h inf lhe
i.lsf ftA asAts. ltttss istnntt"e iNi
be huup' in SsH AntoDlo
nrs ,nlfios rarraf sna Mics Mars
CufaH lff ttUs4fffi h0fHif to-day after
IL snaf, fsslf SSH rfnda n Kan tn
iUnio tnd N4flln
nsuais shmin ~ Yaune irft 5ss
frfhst 49, niFhnp ltt a sli0fl visit with
hls dsufhttr AIR lue isifan
iiaisnd Krsus. fofmsfiY resilient
"f this tiil nHr fseldinf in nen An
innia la bore fH y aefrfHi a.tis sili
Goa ~ D. Bentley fsiurued fesi,f
itf mnfninT ffum wtets hnrinrss
nir n hiaFstlit niHhnp sni uIhH
,t.a b. Wells aWnef ~ tfr frif
,.t...,.. ....f.tu.l La TsIflffIsa. QhH mao
ffru here fHt fila utsf fru datH. iTif
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lNs'hHf"
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

NlM AltN ~ B. AHs lht utlU
az prrmisr r1fNst hti1 $40 dtta at.np
rN Aftnnf Hltumfrutn. MttNf raN
iuf Ives lafnetif aNN other riHare Hf
p9uel uHie wit ~ determined ir rlr
wpflds ritNns eNampunshlns which,
Ava hrisifnrlI
Wti a. lht ninrttrnfh neoNWsl 80
ihr rstitt ~hHh n5s uftUe uFatVi Ht
ihr thtfrr wUftfa faf fu ltF'
ffsNsn. ttINiHnf Haa pilttf tursl.
pfan ruunfifH nAtt stuf uttr fhs.r
,itf gflrfwsfs o. tnen4sfc wlth tht
tiifs,As foiets "a Anrrfhs. ant kren
uiinl'tliiinns Arc iys.kc'i tur n aI "a
inr esente tfNnk Nftmfr ief riettn
Ht ~iH Newpffe ipf ems lfss llns lol
fht nnrl4v ttiiD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
conINo ~ AIlp wIls SOC


fstNNRlttpl. Arg 81 ftnnstr ttnr
tfnnr iehn inti ~ htnnrsniH esltI far
Amtflct tp.itf ~ ihe pnfisse 80 hs.ir-
ins titfrn,'r y slN - his pffsi1 nfai
.nit'A ikii ~ has hseN ahrtll sirfr
ANil. having nfNn nuH az thr enf1as
aettc tniffi,AEs ohn eait.iird IS.
fhmN'N rafes at Size kh.Im }ff as-
risfrt ief.fv Niiin4 ihAi fho nssna
fhin ~ ~ i'aon y helne hailed nttt l.nr.
ors % step ief dt1'ntl amt Sie,n
tl.ltI Az
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

unsan F0uanslfs g., 3. "a COLLINS
% 40 nlsf. 9 'nipur nsaoh hntol addl
flun nAn
ira A. flundtou 4. y ~ s,rph.ns
if4 ga $50 aud hlutk a iuunh
,sii s''hdlslstp pn NusianE itisUs
" whus ,ni vii, a. Aios wri
o'tllln re.'l gsi 20 on South Aiuu Cor
~ iltsi anN eif, fo "a = uufurt
iHta Z ini hiH0h "a H.tiIun ts rlnnf
iiiuff luH Nnfnfi INm spi tHfd. 8
lifHlis fi.usu
w So NpD, Oh ~ g. Nath,es tm
IN ani il hlneh Q klnsryiiN lvsfs
~ snu
AIRS Ellea r.a sad e',fie. CTS ,e
liHiuWn. lula 3 ani hittt fe
iem' rlNN AiiNiup lo vtnus CHRISTI
tanes W ward 30 tame Lunl
| Nufi Interest n A. sr flm tEH
I WI ANA fi afati,u s. rsUa "a o.
lhiNnrf NHaiH rnnHilTfltiun
James M Mtrt in NAhaft fiVmfs
Ward Z nfruai boz o. settInn
ftnrt va Hnd ff HFffiun y tsnra st
as z. kunet estate euFlAprffian
Itufs liuaafil N4rii iu uIrhtra t'it
wrf Whtt : .utsrvni W ~ snttipn /,
RANGE WI ahi ~ sDrfinn tAnsr M
~ 4 n nnpt estate $4,000
kinrHtfuf land ana iWf Go o. Nn
~ siateer N,it ~ 4nA - eli,ch q ana
lnia n iud t' hiaTt 81 ghAmh,3lllA
lNlte addition to kurstiile. re,ss.
fsta
Neui rnnrmsn aud vic ,a i,iass n
NHfft ~ afftf of tho John ! Fiilff suh.
dis lsipn tfttn
u A niaehoi ~ ! A. ilemtic q ta
az NW g. ami ihe HW fttnf The NE
, "a ~ N eeetln0 y tNufs snlain ia'nn
~ ilie ntisral ranch tt.B3f ta
Emanuel a Hilary a. 4 r tlnR.hir.
a. ntsliun rs hrlstnH ntsiurf rnnftlH
lnE sntis tttts 81 iko 1.
y 81 ltHmhlr fn tohN n lfnsh... N
sefii'n a7 anA y ~ Va NW a. 4sa
NN ~ ~ Nf ~ ~ srfiii g 81
ni is,sn i,astt,tn saw lta ie
What sheui ssni,vnif avoun Nff
euf linn Fhc Siamnn enc Nthsniia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Nea sst All that ~ x~ot IN haS,nsy
whyn Xoa hus ni.kxk CAT hxnnA
We have them f~f r><n. wtsn<n 4r,s
sh,sdspn Nsw> p~ss NuHtNutee>t
49, ~ ~ Il Is
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
sHIar WAISTS

l,aoivn' shirt Waists ~,sth ,,e to
~ ~ AiHiut unt ,iuttf diavf,nt
stNits tn Tvivsi tf,su. l.ltnlt ~ ) az
y Vue'ouset NendAN -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Az " 90 wesh psntA M,ndaN eoe
AZ sAee ~sud and ,,,li..n tants.
Nnnsia, Sfoo
An SAW weN pAnts Nonaa, "a 10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

1Nt4tt>A, NAN Au. - The wives
*na aauSNlsss x the farmers Il Nan~
49, an ~ yntpas1asslc aaef tne xrfffaet
= unna 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

size menr SHIRTS ~lsh Atsa without
c,sllafr MsmeaA ~
tae mems STARTS hlR an@atMeM ~
chs~,ks ssvasA Non,sa, sse
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

last call nn i6.nch sfausuliefy
flmsnulnS-. aptaaa saluss "a ~ sl.ea
pcf >ark NsasdAt. pof "a 1t>
I'M her and f,nNh2n,a Mnnaak "
~ nnkxatsi 1sr~ NlnxnamK no~
IAN I<ttrfn* M. ..II y ,.I. N f.fp
ne srIcfsd COTTON cordaspss Non.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

~ soo use nv ,'alles clarssas,
columns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

our lime rho siamna enc Mska,iie
HAfee1 go So
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Mrs. y g.. Nn,fnsft irfi srsirfdaf fpf
rsa nsftse. rhfre rlle will Spend me
ninlff.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

W > tyConpof. hssfness man ~ 80.
fpElt - ~ the 40 fof several DAYS
visit
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-31

heater, hard or soft coal; one Round
Oak heater: one large dresser. beveled
plate mirror 30x36: one book case with
two beveled plate mirrors, with bent
glass door; one parlor rocker. uphols-
tered, genuine leather; one willow
rocker: one Mckinley oak rocker: two
velour upholstered oak rockers: one
cane botto mrocker, one sewing rocker;
one fancy frame beveled plate mirror
1Sx4O, 8 in. frame: one Vernis Martin
bed and springs; one |enameled green
bed and springs; two mattresses; two
enter stands: one sewing machine; one
cupboard; one SIT extension table: one
kitchen cabinet; one 3-hole Perfection
oil stove with oven; one eSth Thomas
8-day clock; one easel; one child's bed;
one baby buggy; one high chair; kit
chen chairs: crockery and fruit Jars;
copper boiler and tubs; one barrel
churn; washing machine: forks and
shovels and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms Of Sale: All sums OF $40 and
under cash; sums over that amount,
time will be given for one year from
date Of sale, with bankable paper with
interest at the rate Of seven per cent
from date Of sale.
r. w. Wissler, Owner,
D. A. Kramer. W. S. Young.
., Auctioneer. Clerk.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-31
PUBLIC SALE.
This saie was postponed from Tues
day. OFT. -.

l will sell at public auction at my
farm IL miles south and IL miles
east Of Surrey, North Dakota; miles
east and 3 miles south Of Minot; IL
miles north east of Logan. miles
southwest Of Norwich on Saturday
Nov. End, 1912. the following described
property: Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock
| A. M:
h Horses: One bay mare with foaL
| W.T.. 1850, age 9 years; ane gray mare
wt. 1900, age IL yrs; one matched team
of Percheron colts, mare and Ceiling,
color, black, gray, weight, 1900, age 3
yrs; one bay gelding, W.T.. 1900, age 4
sSEs.; one team Of sorrel geldings, VT.
1200; one yearling mare colt, iron gray.
One horse, weight 1900, age years.
One good mich COW; seventy-five
Plymouth Rock hens; about rs pullets.
Farm Machinery: One diamond gang
blaw; one % Monitor double bisc drill;
ene 20 double disc Van Brunt drill;
bne Mccormick mower; one Mccormick
fake; one steel harrow; one Boss har-
low; one harrow cart; one potato dig
Ter; one 1-horse cultivator; one 14x16
isc harrow; one good set bob sleds;
lne wagon with triple box, good as
lew; one hay rack; one truck wagon;
me wagon box; one top buggy; one
buggy pole, good as new; one good set
breeding harness; ono good ret OF
buggy ahrness; two stacks Of timothy
lay, some prairie hay and some timothy
eed. onions and potatoes.
Household Goods. good as new hav-
hg been bought four years ago. One
hole range; one 16-in. combination
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-31

district reports that the farmers In
that part Of the state are almost a
unit In their determination to raise
more and better corn next year. One
man has set his mark for a hundred
bushel yield, his yield this year being
81 bushels; another contestant is
breeding and growing a yellow dent
very similar to Minnesota No. %.
All the contestants intend to have
cleaner fields, larger yields and lar
ger yields and better and more ma
ture corn for next season. ..
On account of the wet and cold
weather in August and September,
corn is not as mature as it should
be: the cob is wet and green, where
the seed corn has been carelesly han
died there is evidence of mildew
However, a considerable amount o.
seed Corn has been selected through
the efforts of the Better Farming asso-
citation, and where cured and stored
properly under it's direction, shows q
marked improvement over the aver.
age.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-31
PUBLIC GALE.

Having retired from farming will
sell at my farm, 10 miles southeast
of Minot, 1 mile west and + miles
south of Logan, Z miles west Of Saw
per, on wednesday. Nov. 18th. 1s12,
the following described property:
Sale starts ct 10 O'CLOCK .. m.
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harp. Free lunch 1t noon.
Is Head Of Horses and Colts.

sharp. Free lunch 1t noon.
Is Head Of Horses and Colts.
one gray stallion, color black, age
10 yrs, VT. 1900; one bay mare, ago
s yrs. VT. 1900; one hay mare, age
4 yrs, VT. 1900: one black mare.
age Z yrs, VT. 100; one bay mare.
age yrs, VT. 900; one black mare.
age 2 yrs, VT. 900: one dark gray
yearling mare; one light gray year.
ling gelding; one sorrel yearlng
mare; one black yearling mare; four
sucking colts; one family driving
horse, age 10 yrs, VT. 900.
9 Head Of Cattle.
Four heifers coming 2 years olG,
fresh in the spring; four spring
calves; one graded bull, years old
Farm Machinery.
One it. Deering binder; one 26
it. harrow, iron; one rs TT. harrow.
wooden; one harrow cart: one Cas-
sopolis disc drill; one Diamond gang
plow; one Good Enough sulky plow.
with breaker attachment; one six
shovel cultivator, 2-horse; one l.
horse cultivator; one Mccormick
mower; one Mccormick hay rake; l.
wide tired wagon; 1 narrow tired
wagon; l two-seated carriage: sin.
gle seated buggy: cart; one bob
sled; 2 hay rakes; 3 sets double has-
ness; I blacksmith outfit: l grinding
stone. .... ...,- .... .--. g..
4.. Miscellaneous. ss9. So
Fifty full blood Plymouth Rock
chickens; five gallon barre churn:
l Empire separator, capacity $50 lis.
per hour. been used six months.
Fifteen pigeons; 3 hogs; household
furniture and other things too mum.
erous to mention. :.
TERMS OF .SALE--All sums under
$40, cash. Over that amount time
will be given until Oct. /, 1913, with
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
from date Of sale. Five per cent dis
count for cash on all sums over SO
No property to be removed until set.
tied for.
G. +. S1LLNlAN, Owner.
H. H. Kemper. Clerk.
H. J. HECHT, Auctionser.
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MORE AND BETTER
CORN NEXT YEAR

Reports received from various sec
lions Of the state, indicate that while
the corn crop has not matured this
year % It should. there WIN b IN IN
creased acreage next year, a. r.
Borchert In charge Of the Stutsman
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DEATH OF A. c. scHILLlNG.

We made but brief menttcr last
week Of the death Of Charles echill.
ing, one of the oldest settl,'s O: this
section Of the state. who oss',d away
At his home east Of Sawyer. at six
o'clock Saturday evening, Oct. 70.
Mr.. schilling had been Ill for many
months. The funeral was held from
the M. e. church ct vel,a We<lnss-
day afternoon Of last week and was
conducted by the Masons. o! which
lodge the deceased was a member.
Mr.. Schilling was born at Buffalo,
n. y, Feb. 8, 1s47, and in 1888 he
came to North Dakota. He was
married to Miss Minnie Rheinha = 80
jamestown, and Of this union ton
children we're born, nine Of whom
survive. Mr.. schilling was a sue.
cessful farmer and sheep raiser and
was considered one Of the =, st pros
porous men OF his community
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Claude McConksy Of Sumner. H..
who owns the farm south Of Ninot on
which John Miller resides, visited Nj.
not last week.
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AMERICA MAY
GET ANOTHER

(By United Press Leased Wire. y
ROME, Sept. 10.-That anoth-
er American cardinal will be cre-
ated at the fall consistory appears
likely today, following an author
lied statement issued by the vatr-
can.
The recent death of two car
dinals, leaving eight vacancies to
be filled, combined with the we'll
known sympathy of the pope with
America, have given rise to the
report that the probable candi-
dates will be Archbishop ireland
and Quigley.
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DRIVE TEXANS
INTO HILLS

(By United Press Leased Wire. J.
ALPINE, Tex, Sept. TO-
Driven from their homes by a rain
of shot from three rapid-firing
guns operated by Mexican rebels
in terrific attack on the federal
garrison at Ojinaca, the entire
population of Preside, Tex, di-
rectly across the border from
Ojinaca, took to the hills when
the battle was resumed today. A
bullet struck an American citi-
zen, but his wound is not serious.
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Easy Savings Plan.

Bungalow and bath; 5-r.; lots;
$500, $3.50 cash, $40 monthly. Cali
on Mr.. Lano, corner East M and
Lennox place, just north of East
seth st. Take Mckinley car to seth.
4-room bungalow with bath and
lot 50x60. Price $1,000, $120 cash,
$40 monthly. Walk past 800 Aso-
tin st. Take So. Tacoma car to
SID.
Nice CIR. house, basement and
bath, with one and a third lots at
400S No. Gath. Take Point car to
Monroe st. Price $3.50, $3.50 cash,
$25 monthly. Ask Mr.. Lucas at
above.
LENNOX INVESTMENT COMPANY
206 Equitable Bldg.
over Pacific Nat. Bank.
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NORDICA HAS
FAT REDUCER
By United Press Leased WireY

(By United Press Leased Wire)
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-"Just
melt 1t off," was the belated mes
sage of hope that Madame Nor
dinca, prima donna, recently re-
turned from Europe, issued to the
fat women of the United States
and Canada today.
The diva, who rid herself OF
30 pounds of avoirdupois while
abroad, said:
mo exercise, no diet, no any
thing, but perspiring did this"
and she whirled around showing
conclusively that "this" was pref
ty good.
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GREAT VOICE
IS SILENT

(By United Press Leased Wire.y
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Newspa-
pers here today announce. the
death of Madame Marie Lasalle-
Rabinoff, the American prima
donna. The rise to fame of Ma
dame Lasalle-Rabinoff began four
years ago when Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt and Mrs. Otto Kahn
heard her sing and sent her to
Europe that she might cultivate
her wonderful voice.