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Evening journal., 1912-06-06
CIRCLE ENTERTAINED.

Queen Esther Circle of Epworth NJ. T.
church was entertained Monday even
ing al the home of Miss Elsie Wilson,
No. 712 Poplar street. Those present
we're; Misses Lillian Lambert. Lula
Scott, Lula Holloway. Mable Burton.
Eva Burton. Mable Stalker. Ida Kas-
sem. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. T. Sergeant.
Elsie Spry. Mrs. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
MORE NEW CITIZENS

Yesterday was naturalization day in
the United States Court. A number
of applicants were given a hearing
and Judge Bradford granted final pa
pers to several of the applicants.
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
HOLD FEsTIYAL TONIGHT.

The Christian Endeavor Society Of
St Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church
will hold a strawberry festival this
evening, in the church.
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
The High Low Price
By Ruth Cameron

HERE Of which wish
the country would that
the of
useless for
practical
instance
which would accomplish the for which matches presumably
made The third had phophorou and from the
fourth fifth PHOSPHORUS snapped the last instance ah
Evening journal., 1912-06-06

Visit the big sale Of Spring and
Summer Wearing Apparel now going
on al Boston Cloak Store, 424 Mar
ket St.
Evening journal., 1912-06-06


pening which did not improve my opinion of cheap
matches.
Again, I constantly finding blotters that do
not make any preense of blotting, at least not I'm
the desirable of the word-they certainly blot
things in the other sense Sometimes the reverse
side is elaboratey decorated. but the bloter side is
absolutely useless. And when / am ready TO blot a
letter it is not picture card that l want but
blotter.
How often We find envelopes which have no in
tenton whatever of being stuck together. The glue
upon them is or OF such inferior quality
that IL is impossible make the envelope actually
envelope anything, without auxiliary in the shape
Of some more glue a dab Of sealing
And allrnI hn.-n r.nLi inna hc.- Laanh r.anrn
Evening journal., 1912-06-06

easily pencils which
good for that These
other examples from expe
will
that
don't nickname hemthey
Now S one o pencous Of
high
to
the shoddiy made that nothing
What simpy
the
his
the the
They substantial
little Believe in
mil
which Of
Let protest against them think Of
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
SIS HIGH GRADE TAILORED SUITS AT s7ss.

large high grade suits serges
Positively the Spring models and be until late
fall Hand tailored, Belgian satin lined Former CT 0C
value SIS Sale price including alterations ID &c
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
$50 AND SIS SAMPLE SUITS TO co AT sl475.

you going travel going vacation and you want
something hne don't miss this opportunity Sample suits exact
productions Imported Models Made of the finest
fabrics plain stylish lined with coored Peau dc Cygne
anteed every respect Worth all their former price TX
Special sale price including any alterations VATs -
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
s25 SERGE suns NEWEST srYLE AT sll75.

fine quality Of serge in black blue, and gray
remarkable bargain strictly up-to-dae suit lined with
Skinner satin These formerly sold S2250 and S2SO
Special sale price including any altera- Gil TX
dOns Observation-Disclosures. pll.IO
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
$40 srIrs ANp ExrRA sIzEs. AlI cOlons. Ar sa.sa

This contains large sizes size ST. Awool
and serge goods and approved styles in black
only. Skinner satin lining guaranteed For
price $1,000 Special price including co 90
alterations VO"OO
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
400 Women's High-Grade Suits

BIGGEST CONCESSIONS EVER MADE. EVERY ONE POSI-
TIvEIY THIS SEASONS NEWEST MODELS. GUARAN-
TEED TO BE AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
READ! READl READi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
PROCEEDINGS IN
APPELLATE COUR |

Following are the proceedings OF
the Court OF Civil Appeals for the
Seventh Supreme Judicial District ~
Texas an Amarillo YESTERDAY
Motions submitted
I'm g. Ferguson VS.. Matte Fain 20
tax costs against appellant
% y Carver vs.. T. Ledbetter o.
al, rehcaring
= II. Quinn 81 al VS. W. X KiCkinso1
ct al. 20 tax certain costs again 2
Lubbock Hardware Company
a S. Cameron Steam Pump Work,
VS. Lubbock Light & lee Com
pany. rchearing
George Simpson VS. Alexander g
Wofford, rehearing.
Mary u, Davis 81 ri VS. Thomas Jones
rehearing.
Estacado e Gulf RS GO SIS. Freder-
lex Lomax. 10 filo record and
brief.
w T. DuPuy VS. Bob Dawson, re-
hearing.
l.. y. Harrison vs. ". b Gwyn, ~ ll
20 dismiss appeal.
c. A. Wright VS. Bertha Hume ct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
JUDGE GARRETT To
SPEAK HERE MONDAY

Judge y. T.. Garrett. the Houston
orator. who speaks al the court house
IN Amarillo tomorrow night has an
attractive personality and unique
history For many wears he was ono
,f mo state senators Gro Ternessee
BEING OF q popular turn and having
made fine record his follow sena
tors desired 10 make him president
of fbc ecnato without solicitation
ln h's part they put him in nomina
zion and tc The surprise OF The yen
tcman for whom mo interest
uad been faithfully growing for
month";. Judge Garrett came With
iu one vote ~ election 4 few
weeks later the Governor OF Ter
nosseo died and the president
of the senate succeeded him
vote In the senate cost him The cover
norship Of the old Volunteer state.
Judge Garrett has number ot
friends IN Amarillo. who Will give
llim their enthusiastic support Ia his
Trace for congressman at large. Be-
I low We give cards from some OF them
Judge Garrett has some strong
I friends IN Amarillo, who viii back
|his candidacy enthusiastically Be
low we print cards from some Of
them
Amarillo, Tex. May Q. 1912
ITO tho Amarillo Daily News
u affords me pleasure TO say that
+ ! have the honor % a personal ac
quJlniance with Judge y. T. Garrett
~ Houston, who re- 10 be 90 Amarillo
cu next Monday. IN a somewhat OK
tended Acquaintance among the pub
,ir men Of Texas. I know no man 90
whose INTEGRITY. cleanliness and un
swcrylng uprlghtness. both IN public
and private life. ! have greater con
\ ndcncc than IN Judge Garrett H.
is pleasing public speaker. and his
friends In the Panhandle wish hin
no make an address in Amarillo on
next Monday night AZ the court house
/ ] sincerely hope that he may have d
great audience 10 hear him lie Is q
man. IN fact whom every citizen OF
1.-The Panhandle, and OF Texas. for thai
, matter. ought 70 hear before decld
ing upon his choice for congressman.
at-large or course. Amarillo has
her own candidate for congressman
/ at-largc IN the person Of Judge James
IN Browning. whom every man In
Amarillo ought 10 support enthuslas
tlcally and unfalteringly But, Their,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

al, rehearing.
Morris Implement Company Ys. Al
fred ogden. rehearing.
John /. sullivan w. $. s Sullivan.
rehearing.
Wichita Falls 4 wellington Ry. Co.
VI. Jim Wyrick, 20 file supple
mental brief.
Motion Withdrawn.
Chicago. Rock Island 4 Gulf Ry. Co.
vs. J. W. Carroll. ct al, TO strike
out appellants brief.
Motions Granted.
Kansas City Mexico & Orient Ry Co
-. Il. n Kirby 81 al, to file ap-
Dellant brief
H. n Quinn ~ al Us. ". K. Dickln-
son. Ct al. 20 tax certain costs
against Lubbock Hardware Com
pany.
L. \. Harrison ys. w. + Gwyn Il al.
20 dismiss appeal.
Wichita Falls & Wellington Ry. Co.
VS.. Jim Wyrick, to file supple
mental brief
Motions Overruled.
IL c Ferguson vs.. Matte Fain, 10
r. ". Vance We. Southern Kansas RS
tax costs against appellant.
10. y Carver SIS F. Ledheiter ct al,
rehoaring
/ q g.... ..,.a,. fYt,-,. Nt',rts d
vs.. Lubbock Light 4 ice Co
rehearinf
Estacado G. Gulf Ry Co. VS. J. II
Daucherty rehearing
Norris Implement Co vs. Alfred og'
den, rehearlng.
Passed 10 Heel ~ Docket.
Chicago. Rock Island & Gulf Ry Co
vs.. T. W. Carroll ct al, from
nonley.
submitted.
lCIa. Rock island a FL Pago vs.
J W. Easlor 81 al. from Dallam
wichita Falls a wellington Ry. Co
vs. Jim Wyrick from Coll.ugs
worth.
/ Mathew Mlld1ou VS.. J G BRAY Ian.
Co. from FoarG
Ionic Pttery 4 Glass Company VS.
J. g. Black from Deaf Smith
set for submission May "a, 1912.
Fl Worth q Denver City Ry. Co. ys
Matador Land &Cattle Company
from Hartley.
Liverpool Lon Ion q Globe lnsrranc,
Co vs. J. J.. McCollm Ct al
from Hall
c. f. Powers VS. Troy Wombie from
Deaf Smith
~ A. Fawyor C. F. Fulhneim ircr
Hale
Co. from Carson
Arch Wynn SIS y f. Eduonson Ian.
e Cattle co from irnstrong
Reversed and demanded
If \. Kcator ,s lohn A. whitaker
from Donley
Mrs. e A. Harbison vs. Co'tlc 0oun
~ from Cottlc.
Affirmed
IN. A Lcmoud VS. r. ". Smith ct al
from Hale
/ y, Ritter ct al VS. Spur Hardware
Company from Dickens.
~ a Butts Il al w. T. +. Davis %
, al. from Fisher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05

are two congrcssmen-at-large 10 be
nominated and elected In TeNas this
voar. Hence. II Is the duty OF our
people 10 famlllarize themselves with
the fitness and claims OF the other
candidates Let rs give Judge Gar
rett. a rousing reception and large
audience for his address next Mon
day night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
" n. KIMBROuGH.


Amarillo. Tex. Nav 3. 1872.
TO the Amarillo Daily News
We have known ludge D. Z Gar
rett always. having been born and
reared IN the same county with him
In good old Tennessee. We gladly
20 on record az his supporters for one
OF fhc two congressman 10 be elected
~ large not only for the personal rea.
sons glven. but also because OF his
superb natural and acquired mental
superiority. bis profound legal abil-
uy HE sound democracy and his re-
lcemln. morality Texas will honor
herself by honoring Daniel = Ger
ratt ~ Houeto~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
G y KING
r. L. KING.
c. e. HOLLAND.

Amarillo. Tex. May 3, 1919.
To the Amarillo Daily News
! do not know. personally, Col
Daniel T.. Garrett. bat have read his
campaign circular address 10 the pco-
pie. and pronounce u easily the most
satisfactory ono mp - date And 81
long os hc may seem 10 grow In stat
IRE as democratic Democrat and
30 boldly as he has started ont ins'
50 long should grow democratic a3
lmiration for him
I157 2c J. T.. Caldwell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-05
Affirmed

r. A Lomoud VS. r. W Smith ct al,
from Hale.
/ y, Ritter 81 al vs. Spur Hardware
Company from Dickens
~ a Butts q al w. \. T.. Davis ei
al. from Fisher.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

ao TO THE N0RTH POLE H4bsFv Fur ths psz4 bFSsd AAA PAstr7' Tn. anIy CAHss FfRppA in tE~M.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
BIC COUNTRY
 HARDLY KNOWN
col oHAno GREEK AND NEIGH roRHccn BEHIND. sAeETr
 LOOK 0ooD.

That iarEs 1eFrltog1 surrounding FJdorAdo has lOtS Ot gold Thich cAn be worked nAoGI prohtably Is the be- lief or these who have had ~xUerI- ence there. Tom CIsrf who has just Teturnrd nUm lhHi section where he yes working, szys 1haI uIl over the ns1Enborhnod cnn 6e found Eood gold and the only trouble is that ro one ret see1us to know the EreAt roasl . bdliIIes of the pAse.
 lln Beaver creek, a tributary 0G Ill !. dorado, Tom OlrxnT and htR partners shovrlcd h lRRt sumth%T "1 ground which shaved nI0re than $S dHy lv ths man. For three weeks at one time they shcralIed tn Ss hiGh aE tTn ounces 10 tIIc man Ths KrCurd Is frum r0 % frGt deru. All nVeT Ihe counlry InhJHd Safety similar conditions Rzlst but thc trouble ~ish Ii has been the lack of pruAreci1nE-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18


 Tebris u&ndy aa~sys Ands wei 6sms rseai+ieD ~h%r$~sr PrssAsfsa. Hhy, hsuauss it is msas fresh -SsFy asy.
 MhT rst ist rns nsks yaVr sse~r dinnsr rnINte- saftsd Aln5ndpr nus brittle e- in fact ary othsr swstts yoa may dsElFe.
 We also rA+sy . GnII Lni df cutsids candies GunlhArs csl~hrsssd ohoec- Iates. Varaiiy bittsr s~Ests.
 Impsrisl chocolates. mHtaseh'"s slsrrlsn. HNd vlrtUrfH chpealntnS
 RsIer~ rsa quote . fs@ pficss sF @sf' aids 1keesIntss.I Five pound hrxes et 70 osnta a puundl shoeoiztss in Paiis st ea cents A rouna; stick candy in Fsiis at I6 cent. . psand. Msnatsr s~IttdFops in paiu at 16 rsntt A rSUrd. etoksn mixed in paiIs At ts Ssnts Pau"d i.IIy hsAns la Pa;'s st 1s cert. rS"n".
 epsriaI prOEs tS cahUrEhsp Ano bAxAar4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
FIRE ALARM &L0NAla.

12 4takAArd ots Ea. S2 carAt&Na c%l% 0AsvaVA 1A. John l. $ssaaN Co. sfssA4 IS. HAzdquarSsEH 4zIasn ?l. RAaurdAeS' QHIoA- a. LMr~+sn@~ Hst4L AR Fi+a D~p@rAmAAA aI. pIss0vNST RalsaA H2 vsessy's cisAs atss~ q. FAsifs Cold eAsraoa ca4 eAD&Apll' A. Thrd Ava end LaRka vaF.
 EsseiHt koaeA PAenA AAia 27. Seven WhIstIs& VNaAen ThrSs FEr0 sVl
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
NOME ALASKA, DEG. ie. 1912
ALI DEMOCRATS NOW.

Ii nuhSs TuLI,Nr iuHns IO hssT thSSf psGlbr h HhklasnaIu' uInnei' IE FAir!mnkH shouunE themselves iuuur.t. LGr HQndW~ wilsoH- Mr. Mlek@rsh.M wRs . suppVutrr al 'TH+p- Eure Nal%serett and Theodore RooSC- welt spoke of Wilson 0s if wi'Eo'l were Lhe Invs,t awful sSuuIILrGI Un TvG- ord Eh.n IL.pseveIL .s4IIeH ~iIs-In a liar. or what ~as tNnlGnoun 70 A. did Mr. %Lckerhb#m aeres with him or dId hu not!
 It Is really funny. ibis pvliucx busl- nuss. The fs4ilaLIc desnG-rAiE of the WiSkGrshum DAnlucr who ru4r.1 tlvur.lys again and aEAIn f,n rns gior- lUus and immortal NId JfTrrsoHkHG ]srtnrtrIAS ar parrintlc ds1rocrac1' lrLs4Iid inc desnUTnik r:lndilatr for congress ID like ! white chip Thtn hr aslsrd tiI-Iu I.T rai".
 rIh- You whUlrsouIud 1OrUrH uf lIIis ErHnt, yust and ltArty lnrinE. Atc.. territory of CUTE, You poIItiuII pllal- usvlIIsFz TIIta av0rA Mr Gn inc Gih day of SorcrnbrJ, 1912, ,hIs iR Alaska il wAs the nau that counted and not The pTinrLuIEs. how is Il uuw that th', magnificent. tho undyinx pr1n0iplcs u( the serni. liViue democrptIc party brings ihe thrill of RloTy to sour uu- selGsh besOuE mHd rMNsrz thc giaEses in yonr hands 10 shnke with Ihc GX uueraler O1 yppr r1ciffrpus 1ny at thur rrIumph?
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

Thr output uf ILsh yearly from Al A4ka is now about suunI tG thr output of gold. SaIIlusi is a payatTe1k which wil lake alI awful InIg time n peter out Ihwn in thc southeast Ash g lsIng, ls eVIe went down to that part af Alaska and tried to start Un ve3- lutlu,I fuT n~~ mining Iaw< they would probably mark you down zs crazy. Come up n%rc and hegIh to tell an audience abont tho fslI industry rnIl yoG muuId rrrcIFr H5uut Inc same aMlounf er nttentiun ns if ynu told The stuFr oF JonaE and his tTAVslinas o"nr- p&Aiun.
 Int i'm. day n7ay come when ilslIIlIg will be subject of vcry great inter rsI Lu NeInA. Ity all accounts the pOgHibilitira for fishing around this pftrr or the coast ATE really ErHnt and the location ought to Er as favorable in HumMNr nz +hny arn n1nanld th': southern part.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

AIaslxa 1hcusht- Ept then they aavs hsen eating fish Tor an awtuily long 1i,nu. 4s ls presumed. and. ihe expect cd result hai hardly yst comA to vas~.
 It may be rnat hsh sA1lFk 4s not what 'us .cruGked np tu bs. Thou sands of peculiar Ideas exist Ih many matters and p%upIs ars always found who VIII accept them We know new since we same s1 Alaska Ihsr "colds :. never come trom cold at ~lI That vas pnly unrtsrr fish story.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

If Ti5h rnIiEE make hTains rhs E'E
 is strn4s r1tl probably be the IsNde n
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

Apples SeH6 Rsr hax hAd us At Aaf, .s- aTnn'x.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
AT THE NEW EAaLE

tssmrlvh braA!s sAPnlisF BSsf eS Ar.uu hs. a,ao @esI%0t" hS ths htatls ef eAss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
HAMILTON PARoLEn.
spssiAl Nugget 1AsVlS&

Special Nugget 1AsVtsA
 WAI,IIA TALLA. Dec. Id--Otis Hamilton who haa been BsTVinG eins for cHlsAzzlenent of the funds of thS' na tIonLl guard of WasE1nGtnn. has bten narolsd. pmInE bis time as Aa- jutant general of rhs guard EanIliua bs-cans infatuGLrh with an zdvtntHr- esa whu worked hEm % beautifully that ths funds in hs charge were brought info reuuiHItIOn for hIs per- sonai uaeh HE dstRlcpti"na hScEno known only whfn the ztery WIS pub : Itahvd vlI morning In Seattle D'aDsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
TAKING TURNS.
 TO PRESIDE
TWO SENATOR'S ALTERNATELY OCCUPY PLACE or VICE.
 PRESIpENT.
Special Nugget $orsIs&

WASHINGTON. D.c. li.-A plan has been Edcpted In tho sAlseta ey which se,IatoCs CnIlIngeE and Bacon take turns ut presiding aver the de- liL,c r.LlIunE of thar body. Bacon IS a democrat nnd GnIilnger ia repunh- oah So rrAt bolh of tNe great PaTtsee are pcrfnctIy sa;iEhsd. Tie situation iE unprecedented.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old L.S.is Hunti+ Rye and t+is FA' mous Ashprton DeErh0R shlsksys. Distilled spring tsO<.10ue boush. io bend and rpdwsAd e 90 ger Esne by U. S. ypvsrrm4nt. by ahA hstt'~ CT gallon
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

We kGv% q large Ass ''tmss's n' fancy hslidAt gift kasks' rsApy "' mhii;ru. LamsO 9rcs-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

Mrs. GihsoR Vs!li give Privses SEnc" ing Isspon& All wIntsr te4r tcusee ~sst af tslsphons sHi&A. MAsqAsTads suits, dsraInaAA, eIs&H sultl sta. for rATt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

You h.vs meet Itkzly hsSrsa Ssur sa~ina On your fuel. snd .1prs0sEiAA Lst ea Raurs you . gv&fer ssvihe Sn ysur ~Inssr'A meat. khHnU ksd ~.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
City Official Paper
PHONE: MAIN NO. N-

Copy fer rSpIlaF AdTsFslsaMenss rruaf hA IA by 10 b'eIask on tIH4 dAE (! nvhlicAAion-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
AkNn Yolln LAuNpRY

To the Psspls1 L~Hhf17 whAre ypu will receive good woSh sze1stsd @ none but wkieS unS1eyss. wSS eAsAsvA tina afAtndAFd WMgM.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-17
MAIN BUILDLNG--
S SMs. atF;ns Wines & LiQuOrs
California Wines

BY tho gallon.
PORT. SHERRY, ANGEL p
lCA. MUSCATEL and
TOKAY.
Reduced from ~ 80 to$ I "a
Reduced from 200 TO LA
Reduced from 80 20 lilo
Reduced from LIS to TO-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-24

STILL" said Mr.. McKown. at was
difficult to keep even one man busy.
There was no money and no mark
ct for anything grown. While /
was kept on the payroll I worked
for 81 a day part of the time, and
my former pay had been $3.50 per
day. Wheat was 80 cents a bushel
and eggs 3 dozen for a quarter
Men who owned a half section of
land and were usually able to bor-
row any reasonable amount of mon
ey could not able pay their taxes.
Idle men were tramping the country
in search of employment which was
not to be found. No one thought
of making money. The problem of
getting enough to live on was ever
present. A man who was working
for his board was more fortunate
than many"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-24
SHOULD VOTE REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET.
Charles Dempster Says Roosevelt
Men Should Support State
Republican Ticket.

Charles w. Dempster, of Soda
Springs, believes that every candi-
date ON the republican congressional,
state and county tickets will be
elected, says the Pocatello Tribune.
While Mr.. Dempster is a Roosevelt
ma he nevertheless refuses to join
the third party, but is working to
elect the republican ticket.
He predicts that Governor Hawley
will not have more than ten mem-
bers of the legislature to divide be-
tween himself and other aspirants
when the legislature meets to vote
upon d United States senator.
Il have been pretty well over the
state within the past month, and to
save me l can not see more than 10
democrats for senator and represen-
tatives who have anything like
an even chance to win.
Bannock county looks like a
clean sweep for the county and
legislative tickets. The Republicans
this year have nominated an ex-
ceptionally strong lot OF men, and
besides this. our people are not go
ing to take any chances upon los
ing Senator Borah. in order that
they may jump over into the demo-
cratic column to vote for a favorite.
'Out of Bear Lake, Oneida, Ban
mock, Bingham, Bonnevilee, Cassia
and Lincoln counties, l can see just
one democratic candidate who has
a chance to slip into the house of
representatives. In each of these
counties the senatorial candidate
is safely republican. In every cor
ner of the state republicans, demo-
Gratis and progressives say that Sem
ator Borah should be returned. The
admiration and love which the peO-
Pile of Idaho bear for this great man
who has brought Idaho to the notice
of the world, and who has labored
so fearlessly and conscientiOusly for
this state, will cause men to forget
personal enmities toward republican
legislative candidates rather than
be ungrateful to Senator BOrah and
risk his election. With Borah, when
he goes to the senate, will go an
other senator and a republican.
LAS to the state ticket, it cannot
lose. l wish to especially urge the
voters of Bannock county, regardless
of political affiliation. to give Hon.
Herman H. Taylor the largest possi-
bic vote, to the end that a republica
may preside over the legislativ body
that elects two United States sena-
tors. I trust progressive republicans
like myself, will not fail to work for
the republican ticket and prevent a
chance of the democrats getting
hold upon the coming legislature.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-24
1893 BRAND OF PROSPERITY.
j. Il. McKOwn Remembers COndi-
tiOns in Kansas,

j. l.. McKown remembers the
good old days in Kansas during the
four years of Cleveland's admins
tration. He was an employe of
the Curtis Mercantile company, Of
Wilmington, firm which did a
$260,O00 business the year before
Cleveland took his seat, and an
$4,000 business the year after. The
firm employed 25 men before the
tariff agitation, but in less than a
year from Cleveland's election Mr..
McKown was the only employe left.
and he was working at reduced
wages.
business was simply at a stand
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-24
BETTER THAN ~ BUSHEL
OF WHEAT TO ACRE.
Peter Kurth, Residing North of Here
On Dry Farm Land Completes
Harvest on 142 Acres.

of wheat in the dry farming section
north of American Falls and has
total of 1922 sack of grain which
gives an average off the field of
little over "a bushels to the acre.
Mr.. Kurth has a field of 500
acres seeded for the next year and
will now haul his crop to market.
The dry farms this year are Civ
ing big returns and will in most of
the section exceed the yields Of last
year.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-24

On Monday Manager Ellinger had
three sets of new scenery installed
in the Auditorium. The new seem
cry are works of art, painted by the
Edwin H. Flagg Scenery Co.. OF
Los Angeles, the largest firm OF
scene painters in the world, and con-
sists of a. garden scene, street
scene and a country scene. This
new scenery, added to that WIN
which the house was already equip
ped, gives the Auditorium stage as
complete an equipment as Is founo
in the larger theatres and permics
putting on the big plays a numDer
of which have been booked for this
season.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-24
Uncle Josh Perkins Coming.

A favorite of many years stand
ing announced for Nov. 1st at the
Auditorium and "Uncle Josh Per-
kins'' should attract a large house
when he comes to town. This fam
Gus rural comedy has lost none of
it's pristine charm and freshness,
and it's simple story and wholesome
fun commend it to all classes of
playgoers. The piece will be pre-
sented by an exceptionally capable
COMPANY and boasts of new scenery
and effects. Watch for their big
display announcement in the Press
next week.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-10-24

serve my state on those committees
which I had the distinction to hoho,
than out of them and that l wanueo
to serve the state of Idaho as pest
could and I felt that the stanes
GOOD rested in mystaying py ene
party. He told me I ws.sragn. III
the matter. And am still fignoihs
for the principles was figntang TOT
five years ago and it Is to the sooI
people of Idaho to judge wnether
am right or wrong