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The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-02-01

Even the severely cold weather
of this winter has not entirely
checked business operations in
Libby. There are at this time
score of residences and several bus
mess houses in various stages of
construction, while the town is
dotted with new roofs denoting the
activity of the fall and summer
just passed.
If the severest winter known for
years in the valley cannot
check building operations, what
may we expect when the regular
season opens? We know there are
several large business bricks planned
for this year and we doubt not the
building of residences will continue
until the supply will have caught
up with the demand, something we
have been unable to do up to the
present time.
Our own people seem to take
this activity as matter of course
as something which we have
coming to us-and the real pro-
gress of the town can be best esti-
mated bv the talk of the drulnlners
who make this territory and the
newcomer and periodical visitor
from the surrounding country. The
town looks good to all of them and
they do not hesitate to say so.
We have made start in civic
improvements with five miles of
cement walks and graded streets, a
splendid water and lighting system,
and early additions to the list in
clude sewerage, telephone system,
cluster lights down town and
parked streets.
The "city beautiful should go
hand in hand with the material
growth of Libby, making it the
magnet for the very best class of
home makers.
AS the metropolis of Kootenai
valley Libby will hold the same
commanding position in this terri
tory as does Kalispell in the Flat
head. Nature has given US the
geographical position and the re-
sources, and the pluck and push of
our citizens will do the rest.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-02-01

do with the present problem. The
ampere then measures the volume
of current flowing in the wire at a
given time. The quantity of ener-
gy flowing will depend upon the
other factor, which is expressed in
volts.
The volt may be considered the
measure OF pressure or intensity.
In the illustration of water flowing
through pipe the pressure is COM
monty expressed in pounds to the
square inch. With electric energy
the same idea is expressed in volts.
1t is evident that the quantity of
water flowing in pipe of given
size will increase as the pressure
increases. In a similar way the
quantity Of electricity increases in
exact proportion to the electric
pressure of voltage, and this guam
tity is measured by watts.
The quantity (watts) of cleo
tricity delivered over a single cir
cult is the direct product of the
volume (amperes) multiplied by
the pressure (volts). In other
words, amperes multiplied by volts
equals watts.
Being thus furnished with
standard of measurement it is nee
essary only to multiply the amount
employed Commonly called "ca-
pacity') by the number of hours
of use to get the actual quantity
consumed in watt hours. The 16-
candle power lamp, with its fifty
watts capacity, consumes fifty watt
hours each hour it is used. The
customary unit of consumption is
the kllowatt hour (I 900 watts used
one hour), and the lamp will con-
sumo this quantity in twenty hours.
The ordinary electric meter IRE
cording watt meter records auto
matlcally the number of kilowatt
hours used, being operated by
mechanism which run, at speed
which corresponds to the capacity
employed.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-02-01

When the Libby fire department
brought the Hallowell Concert COM
pany here they gave our people a
decided musical treat. The large
audience at the opera house Mon
day evening thoroughly enjoyed
the high class offerings rendered
with such skill. The dance which
followed was provided with an IL
piece orchestra, probably the best
dance music ever given in Libby.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-02-01

Idleness never charms anyone
and makes a nobody of all who
practice it,
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-02-01

Miss Helen CalloW of Troy is
visiting here with relatives.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

- pfrfoiama. elnhblne offssa. esn.
tests aud special Inducements s 10
b. stopped. supplements to b. elm
mated and ne amount ~ fiction 80
b. run limited a ppbiisatlon oened
BY q honse having ,omo other busl.
ness - 10 be- denied the second class
privileges and ~ b. propos.d a.
qaaar1pie the postage rates A
movement D. alec 90 foot 10 pass
law that aili make b. almost lmfsis
siblo a. prini and adrertiaemfni
eithoui belns ilabls Tor mafepre-
asnfaiion Tho teat OF ms ln.aa
ious measure D. fissn in full in che
puhllshars' Guide and ii sbotll BE-
read py every publisher rhe should
logs no time Do atpssling 20 hls rep.
feaenfailgo and senator W congress
10 kiu toe proposed legislation.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
SUNDAY. JANUARY IA, iel1


Tha Corpse Chriaii school Hoard
matea 4 moss IA Tho riehi direction
when /, determines 10 aei aside apec.
isI arlsor day fm the planiinn Of ~.
nnmontai trcoa on school property
Tho date VIII be- acIre,ed with "a eye
to looel climatic conditions 10 thei
thu trees sci out wlll not be- handicap,
pod b, false start
NothlnE adds morc 20 the atirac,
i,onena 81 slls lhan nm abundaneo of
trees and ehfuhlcry. shade soi,ens
mo glare Of summer. especially aicae
tho coast. whore ,hs sun beats down
on sand and shell 10 scatter i,n most
brilliant sasn on the ~oat eyed We
iior. aud the lrrea themselves aus
g.ai oeolucss aud ,oaton,mcn, The,
htlnr a blt ~ the aulo, aud feaifulncsp
~ The countr, lnio the baptlc ~ city
ilic and mako ,isc MOST DoAu'ifal of
= all so,,iars Tor handsome belialnrr
aud thoroushtafcs through rssidcn
tia, SECTIONS.
illnhs on tho water where suit
hreoscu y, ilmea nitaln considerable
telocu,. salt codafs. sNesl ha,s ADD
rctaman arc urrhhps che trees whirh
rako moni satisfactory growip, wilh
olcendcn thrown IA hy an, %; orna
mcufal ahrubeery nut hack froin
,hc bas. ahcfe hrocfes arc oountcrcd
BY hulldlnss ami oha,'0otlona. almost
Nil rcrs indigenous "a the Interior 90
Tvkeu make satisfactory egeWih
Palms grow lusnusn,ls IA acu,l
1oAnn several varieties ucins native
along the nlo OfAndc. With sesesRl,
nprclmcna at the palmetto rnnEinr
eastward 50 far as lnslcsihe Aud no
fptih ot fote'Aii"n w W"'" H'iN'"N
Tor plsEt,es 90 the lewn.
hut an y rule, coast ifocs ehoold ho
rssen the prcfcrcsee. The aalt cedar.
awcuthsy. hnisarhc. rc,Rme. meaqui,e'
sparlsh aasscr. ilseoak aud alexander
thrive Without pa.llns. aud each al
thum rrilcc,s eomoshlnE ~ the loea'
s,morphefc Native ,recu pleesc oo'
slrAsoss, For shc, arr no, tcund tar
Their npfth. and shcs may cersain,l
hr frown with greater ease shnn rles'
4, specimens Irom the ln,rflor which
must ia protected 10 unssFhsis nlane
hssflerr 20 meho hcadeas against ou'
souabuasi trade Winds.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

she corpus Christi Commercial
flab stands face 10 face 9th q geaf
fpl. ~ wonderful possibilities. For
one ihlrs. lets have that cottan e.m.
press. even " We haye 20 build IL oar.
selves.
Sew York bad another hiile pyra-
mid ~ bsrni OFFERINGS 20 the GOD ~
flsmes On fbo eleventh, 10 which setea
lives we're aasrineea The snuninR
out 81 human lives. hn4syef. gets
s,ani notice beside ihe destruction ~
q marble palaee and 81 sas, property
assets
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Dallas rmea Herald
Trnc hofolau aud mobile sacrifice
are h'inE cNompunoi ht nr sophi
Rn Who goslaied tho Impulse to rnah
90 tho bedside of hH d,inr moth,r
Va order ihai ho mlrhi stand b., SHAT
hc considers hiH dnif aud ,oNuu
uc NE urhi on meningitis ln Dallas
nY nivihH nf sophln ana ,hs rlO
officials ali the asalslaue ,ots.rlr
and helping 10 Wipe out ths goudi
tioh. Ia What the oiiiruns uf 1tlilf
should do to ospfepa ina meNsufe
iheif gsstilndc Cor the sacrifice OF
the Sow Nork export
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
ABUSED N,N coll,,~rs.


hflttrfN Nh HAh.thiN iHttfti
SAN ANTONIO. rv,aa Iao
when Frcd n Wefnr rhsrecd aiib
the slilue of slsmunl y struhsfil
hla iormer PARTNER ln fhr r,al estate
business mst Wednesday appeared
IN enc s,sents third pntur oourt
ior habces corpus hcarng Ycsicrfas
utcguoou ~ collapsed eith urnous
prcstfallon. AMI had io hr cartcd
into thr shcriffe oFrc who're ht
eiir ard oihers worked fcr lont
Tins heiofc he vsAiuri CouscioWr
noss Mcrps seeageA anHAr a.,
iart Immediately after lhr shoot'nf
after hr had some homo taa tet.
phopcd lhp sheriff of tho shooting
nis Niir testified un the stness
stand that he has saHcrod sach r,r.
soUa attacks ior ~ wears victims
VA. allowed bopa in tbe sam 81
stNaan ~hlsh was immediately hir
nlah,d Mrs Werng testified thst
ou tae morning ~ lho shootlnc wc
nns lcfl home m cheerful hnu,or
ana ,ha, socp atfcrearas he c,serp.
"a and exclaimed "i'sc sho, sioin
hardt vhercNpor. she testified
he called up tho shefiifs omce a.
the telephene, telllax ihem OF enc
shooting. alies which ~ pollalsod a.
tho phone and Mad % b. sArsica %
bod
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

OHlNtHiou NrnH
iarodo rimee ria anNHInf
committee which hat In Dhafss Nhr
naioF of ruuda t,r ite tstr 500 aaf
os tho rsnAnie nrogtnm m fhr
Waahiagiun Nlribdst e,lenrhuon m
Laredo hogsS aott ihh moru.nr anf
ia meeting with funi au0c0a as tae
people are roapondinr in urrnf
manno ttt 40 So thar mri U
nanciaiig to mAtns fhe oeoDuNoa
mo h,ai and most successful uI Nr
hlnd ever hrl1 m lhfoin
rnr sctorai roaf rhnio nh. nn
mHhius r. apo0iM effort n hnii el
enraunua of Washnrou uHfhan
.o deliberately as io oonaiitmo 81 rIa
h lseif The snD.nsH ntNh hi.
crowned hof ofIoru Boz fhm nae q
amh hs io unku thc larsio r,enf
q matter cor merc m SOS rafr ~
ihe state % n hccommf tn anuHlf
fouisai fer Dhe poori. W fhr ioa
rr nip 0NuHo onnnrN chat fn.
loot forward to With nicasur
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Williamson County SUI
~ POSTMASTER General llltypcrsk q
recommendation 10 the liashea 1om
riieaiun arr adopted hy roneica So
win ~ 'cry difneul, indeed almost
Impossible to run nrwspapcr
without sominr into conflict elih
ihe e~ one 81 'hcse rcgommouda
tiona o. Thar a pepsf shall carr, az
much reading a. advertising or loae
a. second class franchlso rho uss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

siats Toplss
Men Wau-r fim0n af rar
CAnar. fomrr momtef ~ fh. Isf
niatNfe Uf fof several rlf aan
county iaaff ~ sHefc County h.
very much Boz oarn0af shout urnf
a fnirsai raau aH Caftn. CAtisH.
sud rcemt5 sHnd mcsuns IN 40
haf of that Hf tlf thr nafn0af 0f
pnfunf 0n fnet movement nafmf
f0f iis unlcft fNo fDurd ena rhr
mronnF tas attended hf mn.f of me
ieadins lawyers of rofrHa rb0an
ana the mofnmnni fanA def.nio rfm
hg me- organization of ihe Nunrm
roHuif naf Association ahiUh Goes
nov aef officials n the nremI.e
and ihla elll haso more weight sIfh
tonFreas THAN HHlrr tnlii h1..
Rtiinf Individually a Hn o. nna
before Conrreaf uoNinr fo Goo .l
ahilahmont of division Df ESQ., rrH
erai Court of lhe soHlhefn mHHf
of hs State an rrns t Cnrla.
rhfHr and thN pas.sre of fhr h'n
ssh ho onl a mHiles OBJ NnNr l
700 lo fhr prDplr of CpruN Chn.u
aud iaffr aeDtlan Df inrrnon ehe
uuH nne go to tafrdn distance
of t.o m Dos to atirne roiersi rn0
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

ltobaf0en has tho Incorporation
bee under ita bonnei Too ray that
littis to~n 10 pushing 90 the front
proves The Fensfal prosperity 81 Cor
qua Chfla'i's nelghbofa south Tesss
great aud Nuoeoa County b. ths
ioFleol con,ef of ~ greatest dogrl
opment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Austin Statesman
The affhlirf' who emHfe8 a. ses
tort ilfo inaunnee 'ompang ihff iN
100000 0D0 bandinf sas f s1uf
Gao nos take ssai on fhs aHar
aud look iorrard fo Joss a1
pesssfal liir ifs-lhr plnhs fof .hi.s.
gn 00npa in uaAof
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

heA Nnlnea hha paased an orJl
nance aFainsi fho Fritfly boar aui
tho "tafksg ilos 10 li. rihiic dance
halls We alaaya did have nlY
notion that pama ~ these now fans
led mfalailh DANCES uero lona ro.
fined than the Ola time ng Of mc
nfafns bottoms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

"fiFhi between provisional spteru
moni sua military for,os in tlio pro
,inr" ~ Chamnofagu Neuadof fhla
arlirle appeared in yesterday MOSS
columns fhruanh mistat. There
would have hveN news w h DO South
America hnd heon rop0fioi 90 pOarO
from Nonefucih 90 Patagonia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14


The menlnsifie situation ia TEXAS
4 causing widespread alarm. and
though II 10 hoped fns disease vii no,
make It's sppessssde In c5pas chris.
a. there 10 no reason f@ M to oil,
back eompIncenils aud lst oDr much.
ssnnied climate fixbl the battle for
health alone.
Every precau,ion should b. taken
10 Insure ourselves AGAINST the Ia.
roads Of a disease that seems 10 battle
scientific research, ~ 20 iie cause.
even though serum has bcen dlscoy-
cred which materially iesuene 90 RAJ.
ages. From the tenor of discussion {,
appears cleanliness IL the ksy 10 tho
situations.
IN ia issue Of January ~. the aan
Antonio Express runs an editorial
ehlch suna up the precautionary
meaeures necessary 10 diminish the
chance of ooptaEioni
"Dr. sophlan. meningitis expert
eosss ed Will The Rockefeller ine,i.
tuto for Medical Research, Save the
people 81 i,alius some advice roEnrd
Ing precautions arnina, the disease
that n noN affecting that community
rhe advice. sltied saha' bottled down,
Is oomg1isod mainly Ia The ons word
cleanliness
Have no dread of tho disease fef
thor Than that which ladaoou caro- and
cleanliness Of tho person aud Of The
surfoundingn. aass this medical au
thoriiy. apd this uams advice Applies
a. ali Times ana IA AZ circumstances.
~bolhor there boz ~ epidemic ~ nnc
aofi o. smother 90 merely The fear
~ one
Care of the person Of healthy pom.
ole vii no, only proieo, them from
,oniesion, bat VII prevent Thorn from
bocomluF carriers ~ the germs ~ as
ease TO oihera whose physical ooUdl
tlon mes hc such an 10 invite tho
rofma ana readily sufenmh ~ their
acllslllun 30 no oommgniti,s ~
which oonihgloas or lnfoo,louu disease
prevails peopic are advised 30 siay -
home "a mech 90 poaplnle az avoid
crowds In any enclosures whore che
air ma, hceeme polluted ana 70 adapt
their Ncafing apparel 60 climatic con
dltlons chanelns as often ah mas be-
nccvpser, ho, eiNern bolur oafoiul
MOI TO invite colds by any radirai
changes
III h assumed. of course. that tho
city authorities VII do ,hoir part "a.
wprd kccaing tho streets aud allows
and publlo places IA good aasliafi
condition ana win enforce The ordl
nanses which reauifc the eiiifon 20
tcop hls private promiaea elean. bot
too muoh ahcuid not he iahon GOV
sran,cd Tho individual should act
~ 20 hls own promises eithoui walt
ing Go be- rrodied b, tho public ia.
apec'os and v there are inaanliars
oondltlonn In bis nelshhwhuod he
slnald promptly rrieft them 20 tho
health authorities and con,inac 'o
mahe report NJ them until conditions
are romediod ono aheula not he.
como diseuurAsod boeaVse tho mud
hole In The stree, Ia not immediately
drained aud nilcd or because che nfA.
reaucu, 10 no, granted prefer another
aud aneshcr until tho end has hccn
accomplished. no ,our ewu dat, la
the matter and dcrcna upon 1, you
viii have lcus caune for conplalni
''Remcn,hcr always that cleanliness
II essential 90 health and inuiss on
tcrping your SURROUNDINGS ciean and
then there viii be- little nced TO tear
sickness On diacaac."
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

iiafrf Is fhaa stands 81 FATS ohan0t
of bsinf allowed hiu ifocdum from
MaiicRean pomonfm Anaflfaua
aooma le hr rathm grht attach uf
hraiu storm Immediately proeoiIna u
tfiai ror cold blood.l murder Grant
inr Zoe tho sake 90 argnmont rhn ~
aud White wefo both desenclaioa
White eaa q creative artist uf rare
Hklii aud tho man ahe shot him van
hni pnof oater.ppinr Of oionof uiih.
put intellect
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

A contemporary inslssp womsn
should know pelltics hetocc they he
given ths rlEht 70 veto. Il tho same
paper win kindly cite q man who
knows politics. wc'il admit, che Wisdom
ot sss deduction.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Mr. garnegie says competition does
aai exist. and hore stands Corpus
Christi competing with NAplos. italy
a. nasssas away WITH the gueda
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Ne are sostS 90 inform our sab
scrlhera Inc city Council has asaln
changed i,s hour 81 mccsshs rhls
means Tho Caller Win carry i,a eas-
somsry council story In fall, a. hors
so,ore
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Georgia Will hold sort u lear yeNr
conventions q maidans aaa bachelors
40 tina, bachelor slrls may take uato
Themselves appropriate husbands
Corpus chrs>,l gsss aont have 20 DO
the proposing n shey ~aa, 10 marry
they always land ,ae man.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

THAT is-fcof ehannel isnt solns 50
De ~orth tinkers whai.yoa-mag.
csll-lt unless rs rei busy o. steam
ship CONNECTIONS Another SOB for
the Commercial club.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

The Dor,lllo nuc fayors thv sccall
foF weather prophets who iaelrs on
placing Texas IA the same clasa With
Alaska
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

People AewaIi shs need OF y n,s
party. " shc,n stop Aaa take stock.
sfey'n nnd that any ono u ,he osa
parties II she thing shey arc looking
for
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Headaches duc i0 $50 ftrtIn ar
sior q or rctHfn uouf monr rhr
slamms iuti north oi ine pnaiofro
1flti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

The photo piaSs shown At TIE ~.
nc are Pat on ~isA sAs greatesi care.
reAs = Why they are cnicyed ~ Au.
klEtft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

II IL fortunsss safety vaults do not
make The same hish ssade kinalins
wood encountered Ia nsepreot sss.
sesapou.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

faaas. tsans Weather. jus, lay
er-eaks Of ss'nksInE sunshine aud
weeping eleuas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Thc dynamite habit now lnse0es
The F,nhs ~ the Farmcp' linton.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

an tet shppvr ~ on n Model
shoe store lis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

state Of fVNaa. Coanty 90 Nao-
Gee 81
hli r. MrfFimau, being east
dWly sNurn nn his oath. de.
pueUe and saYs that hr M bust.
mess mapagrr ~ tho Daily Cailef
ard Herald published in Corpus
Vhrisii, reNas. And that the a.,
tsal circulation cf said usWspa
ppf Tor the mopth ol nco,mhor.
IAN Ana A. fAllaUa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

TOTAL b2.esS
AyorNxe daily circulation a0o1
Monday. nc lsaue.
- llollday. M issue
sSignodl kl.l y MfRRtMAN.
business MaRAger
subscribed aud sworn 20 be.
fore me this snd day 81 January.
isle.
tSEALl ". "a. nROwNE
Notary Public.
Naeces connty. Texas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-11-13
TRAINS CRASH;
"A ARE KILLED
SCORE HURT IN WRECK
Freight and Passenger Trains collide
Near ndianapOlis-Wreck Catches
Fire and One Passenger Is Burned
TO Dcath-Frcight Was On Open
Switch.

Indianapolis. Nov 1S.-Fourteen
Were. killed and score injured in a
collision of a passenger and freight
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton railroad in the Irvington suburbs
of indianapolis this morning. The
wreck took fire and it is feared one
body is incinerated.
The known dead are: Albert Allen
and wife of Los Angeles; Chester
Cheney and children: John Cheney
and brother; Chris Imholt and wife;
Fred Hutchinson. a fireman; Bert
White, brakeman; Mrs. Christian
Cheney and children; Cox, a passen-
ger: an unidentified porter is missing.
Most of the victims were in the
smoker, The freight was standing on
an open switch. An exploding gas
tank fired the wreckage but a buck
ct brigade extingushed the flames.
The cause of the wreck was a
switchman forgetting to close the
switch after the freight backed into
the siding. Fourteen were instantly
killed, four others dying in a hospit-
al The other known dead are. Con-
ductsr Virgins, Joseph. Palmer, Will
liam Sharkey. Harold Burg, Benja-
min Boyle, two unidentified men and
an unidentified boy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-11-13
CABINET PLACES
ARE DISCUSSED
MATTER is CONJECTURAL
Democratic senators Speculate Upon
Possibilities - President elect Will
son Still Silent on Qucstion-O'-
GOrman's Name Prominently Mem
toned.

Washington, Nov. 13.-The return
of democratic senators ana repre-
sentatives is bringing out a renewal
of cabinet discussion. The talk still
is wholly conjectural, nothing has
come from President elect Wilson to
indicate his probable action.
Incoming democratic statesmen pre-
dict that in filling his cabinet Mr..
Wilson will give one place to New
York, another tc New England and
a third to Ohio, or one of the other
states of the middle west.
1t is the view in congressional cir
cles that at least two of the seats of
the cabinet table will be assigned to
the south that one will go to the Pa
cific coast, and another to the states
Immediately west of the Mississippi.
including Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska
With this distribution there would
he left two cabinet offices that might
be filled for reasons of peculiar fit
ness or expediency.
Senator O'Gormans name figures
prominently in the talk of cabinet
possibilities and speculation would
assign him to the department of JUS
tice. The availability of William j.
Bryan also is much discussed for the
department of state or for attorney
general and one democratic senator
has coupled Mr.. Bryan's name with
the enthusiastically to London.
While the prevailing opinion am
ong democrats now in Washington is
that the Nebraskan may be offered
cabinet position. opinion is divided
as to his acceptance. Mr. Bryan has
declined To discuss cabinet possibil-
tiles and has laughingly put aside all
efforts to draw him into an express
sion as to his own Willingness to ac-
cept an appointment.
Senator Gardner of Maine, Con-
gressman Rurleson, of Texas. and
(Conflnueu on Page 81
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SPOKANE JAIL BIRDS.
WAGER THEIR RATIONS

Spokane. Nov. 1S.-Men who won
or lost thousands of dollars on the
election are pikers beside some of his
charges according to Jailer VIM.
Reynolds of Spokane county jail.
Prisoners in the county jail not only
bet all their valuable possessions but
mortgaged their meals for weeks to
come on the results of the national
contest James Wilson, charged with
a felony, bet Arthur Wilson, charged
with a minor offense that Woodrow
Wilson would be defeated Conse-
uuently James will live on water this
week khile Arthur will have double
rations.
James Martin supporter of Gov
ernor Hay. will eat no meat pie for
two weeks. for he lost his share of
that staple of the Jail menu to How
ard wilson who. however probably
will be released before he can collect
all his winnings.
Jailer Reynolds is stakeholder oi
the wagers and sees to 1t that the ar
ticles of food lost by the unlucky
betters are delivered to the winners