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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Known Flash LlRhf.

"Prnney's" smiling face was seen on
the Kiowa few days the past week
Here IL model young man who ha,
worked from q newsboy uP, aud NJ
present ie field manager over bunch
OF salesmen, who are scattered over
Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas. He has
now been among Us for over q year,
and In that time has made many
friends. lie has encountered compe-
tition sine. last winter, and. Will. WI,
have roasted him 10 n certain extent,
IL seems like the shoe has pinched ir
another directiOn-at least 10 seems tc
be getting tightss. II the shoe fiis, let
them wear IL. Anything We have said
In the past we have the goods to prove
each assertion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure were visiting
Sunday with the Ripple family.
By the way, great deal Of campIain-
ing 10 heard about some Of the new
buggies that were recently bought oi
travelling statesmen. Several Of them
have proved defective in construction
and material. But then, what can yon
expect. The beat way would be to
buy at home. and then you have .
chance TO tell the other fellow Just
what you think Of him.
Eddie Ripple has been laid up for .
feW weeks with very sure back, and
had to quit work for awhile. but ai
this writing is somewhat improved.
Mr.. CrOssman has moved his stock Of
goods TO IvanhOe from Higgins. and
can be found jumping the counters.
IL seems somewhat out OF place to see
Burdette behind the counter. Only
about six weeks ago he was a full
nedged farmer.
Flank Ripple IL pulling brush for q.
NJ. biHleT Tor the past two weeks.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
NEWSMAg,
7C0l6STTY
R
District No. 81.

Threshing and broomeorn pulling
seems 20 be the present fad.
Mr.. Hinton had . splendid crop OF
wheat; ! i.102 bushels from o. acres.
Geo Stroud is pulling brush for Mr..
Hinten.
Mr.. Cleaver IL threshing for J. 8.
wilhoii NJ this writing.
Little Paul Buxton got hurt rather
badly last Wednesday. He was play
ing on boz and slipped someway. get
ting hung up ON q nail. DR.. Anderson
dressed the cut. taking two stitches.
He 10 getting along nicely.
A number from here and also from
Appleton attended the revival as Ty-
rome Saturday night and Sunday. Geo.
WhitmaB, Bob Herrol = .ad family. Sam
Kimble. Mr.. Root ang family, Lee Tsy-
lor and mother. rad Mrs. Jennings
were some Of thosz who attended.
B.R. House,zan is at home, after
being gone ain weeks, helping Mr..
Akers tb><sh.
A few from here attended the picnic
at BertFand's grove.
RAXaKR.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19

Valentine Brc.. have seeded their
early brush. and are ready nov 10 re-
ceive bids.
The carnival a. Laverns was very
poorly attended on account OF the peo-
pie being ton busy 70 20 70 picnIcs.
Robert RideuouF has bound HE
maize and has Il In shock. We no
sooner get done pulling broomcorn
until We have TO hurry 20 cus feed and
prepare for winter again.
Mr.. McGuIre h binding feed Tor
Herbert Williamson and Mr. johnson.
Mr.. Essex. Of Beaver. was visiting q
few days at the home of A. N. Howe
last week.
Farmers. get posted on this new cpl
demIc that is killing 40 many horses
In Kansas. Use greet care In feeding
all kinds Of stock. as the dry weather
has cut pasture short Il is nov a case
Of feeding or let your stock starve. %
everybody should keep in touch with
all HE stock all the time 90 as 10 safe
guard any silment.
Stark Moyer 10 again laid up with
infiammatory rheumatism. The second
attack came on Just as he got all his
brush pulled. Bob Ridenour. his
brother-in -in-law. is hauling and stack.
ing his brush. We hope 10 hear that
stark is all right before long.
Wedding bells are jibgliDg In Oh.
distance A faint sound at first. bul
growing louder.
A nice rain fell In our neighborhood
Thursday morning, which was certain.
ly very welcome.
ALyAIRA PRTR.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Around surprIae.

r L. crosnO has rented his farm ioI
the coming year to his son I'D. n. L
and wife will likely visit friends In the
east for awhile.
Quite . few farmers are buying new
wagons and buggies with their wheat
and broOmcOrn money. Crops Iool
tine. Most Of the fall blowing is ready
10 put In wheat.
Farmers are hauling most Os their
wheat 20 LaVeFne. the roads being
beItsr than 10 Higgins or shattuck.
There was . rAilrnad man In Sur
pris- last week talking up q Fort
Worth. Texas. road, via. Canadian.
Texas.
Some have been offered Sl2S per ton
for their brOomeo!n. bot refused 20
cell. hear.
Bardett a Crosno, Of surpsIse, arc
building another store room, 2ax4O
feet, shingle roof and drop siding.
Jar. Seobee has added q new store
room aud an oil house 10 his store
baildlng.
There Ia some talk Of moving the
school house 10 the center of Che dis
triet. h house mover can be secured.
Mrs. Peterson will teach the fair ana
winisr school nt Surprise. she eels
20 per month.
The sick are about well.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19

Krouse xnd family.
Miss Msry Gray and brother Will
lam called on Miss Pearl Hendricks
Sunday.
A pretty little miss made her appear.
ance 20 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Bob
Taylor, sert. 18th. 1919.
Mrs. Sam starcher and Mics Pearl
Amos sundayed with Walter Horsfor5
and family.
Woods Brothers made a trip IN
Woodward the last Of the week. re-.
turning with load Of hands 10 helr
harvest their enormous crop Of broom
corn.
Jim Hendricts ard wife sundayed
with viii Maltbie and family.
Camp Greek has been receiving some
fine rains.
Miss Ida Summers commenced school
At Camp Greek Monday, Sept. 9th.
Frank Glideuell and family and sam
Starcher sundsyed with Milt Amos
and family.
Mrs. Bertha Bone and daughteS
Lets. 81 CofevilIe, Kansas. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Walter Horsford.
Mrs. u. q. Hendricks and Mrs. 3. X
Steadman spent Monday evening with
Bob Taylor and family.
George Krouse had seven hands pull
ing broomcorn last Friday.
Billie Maltby contemplates starting
the first Of the week with his broom-
corn seeder. Those having thrashinF
will do well TO consult with Billie be-
fore seeding.
Willie Stout, Of Riverside. has pur.
chased = new buggy Of Tiiiin Bros.
Hsrve BullinR and family spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Georg'
C0berly and family.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Notice Of sheFia's Sale 4.
Foreel0sure.

koaies e bsEshg givss. that IN pursuance Of
an ordor q sals issssd out of tho District Court
u Beaver county, oklahona. On the sgh day q
ssEtsmber. ial1. h an acfina vhsrsin A. X.
niahs uas piaintia and p. T. Shea snd I1lIls
ahsA vsEs dsiOndasts. dlrsetsd - ne. ths undar.
signsd shsrin q Beaver Ceunty, eommandlnS
No - lsyy uDon. uppraiss asd u q ths follouine
descrihsd pfopestgi The Boath west ouartsr
% Be ion Na@bsred Thirty Fsar CaD a. Toun.
shiD sir 81 horth q Ranes Tyasuiy Rive. 4. O.
D.. O. satisfs q iu8gmsst AMI dseres az sore-
eiosaFs Ia fssOS of said plafuila ana sr.luu,
aid astsndant obtainsd and Inato An . IA sou,,
N M 1sih dag of AaEnuf. isla, for <as ,um a
es1AfI and eosts elt-ss win Interest ther.on N
per esnt ffun tlle asib dAg % Asa "A. lsta ~
cesis anssuinss uill % ths ipth Az a O.s.hsr
lsif. a. ths hour efap- n. of ~ "A aay. at IN.
frcnt door q ths ooart HoTsaf :. 4. M, city n
Bs1ss.. n ala cssnis aad Il al. es.r fos al,
nsd ssil - ne hlghsst u .aasr Tor ash o. pros
en-. seess asssfieed - - M a thereof as VA
s..lsss saiA inasnens seilh he sssi. ara costs.
Witness NJ hana this issh eaay q ssva., tsla.
H. ID. RA cGaAn. sheriff.
~ ~" "sv &R L FscEA Unass shsda
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19

srArn or ONO. Cry ~ rolrDo.
LucAs CoUNTr. ~
Fnnk ]. cheney MAKES oath that he
u senior partner Of che firm d v. J.
Chensy A Co. doina business IN The
City Of Toledo, County and State sfors-
said. ard that said arm wfII pay The
sum ~ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and ever case Of oaiarrh that
cannot be cured By the uss Of Haips
Catarrh Cure. FnAxK J. CRExnv.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9Th dag Of Deoem-
Der. A. ID. 1888.
tSEAL A.w. 0LRAsox,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. and Aets directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY a CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, TSc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
The Men Who Succeed

~ heads Of large enterprises are men
Of great energy. sOecess. today. de-
mands health. To all IL TO fail. ITs
utter folly foF = nan TO endure . weak,
rundown, half alive condition when
EIestsie Filters will put him right on
his feet In short order. -Four bottles
did me more real good than any other
medicine I ever tool" !" writes Chas. b
Allen. eylvania. O., AFTER years Of
suffering with rheumatism. liver trou-
bic, stomach disorders, and deranged
kidneys, am again. thsnks to Electric
Bitters. sound and we'll" Try them
Only o. cents nj Pred G. Traey's.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Twin Mounda.

Sept. -. Local showers this fore
noon will prove . blessing to every
thing excepting broomcorn on the
ground.
A p. Grace w,n nj TO Knowles today
IN meet his wife and her sister. Misc
Ethel Baumgartner. who came for o
visit TO parents and friends Mrs. Du-
mont. another sister. and her husband
from Enid. arrived the first Of the
week. We wish for them Q pleasant
'amilJ reunion.
o. q. Klepper had the misfortune 20
lose . valuable mare last week. She
vas n beautiful animal. o prize winner
at the Beaver fair last wear, we have
been told. Cause OF death unknown.
J, A. Howe has new buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Susan
Thompson and A. w. MsClurg spent .
very pleasant day with Mr.. and Mrs.
{. 4. Hartford and their father, James
Hartford. last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner we're calling
1t the Martin and Johnson homes last
saturday.
Mr. Henson 10 building q new house
m his farm north Of Marengo.
II you think there IL no money In the
country. Just advertise peaches for sale.
Mesdames BagRerly and Foreman
visited at the Johnson home recently.
Rev. Snd Mrs. Binns took dinner
with Leonard Girton and family after
'hurch last Sunday going on TO his ap-
continent at Ridgewsy In the evening.
While threshing last week Z. Z. Har-
Ian Lost about $50 bushel OF wheat by
tho stacks catching on fre from the
engine.
Mrs. A. p. Gilbert OF Logan returned
two weeks ago from Norman, Okla.,
Ehere she had been spending her va
cation with her son Frank Gilbert.
Mr Gilbert had been visiting his moth
rr at Logan and she accompanied him
home. lie vas a resident Of this coun-
' In 1859 and notes q few changes In
the country This was Mrs. Gilbert's
third vacation In twenty. two J ears, che
having held n commission ne post
master at Logan since Feb. 3. 1880
This speaks we'll for her efficiency and
faitbfulness. II anyone In this Pan.
handle Of 0klahOma has held a like
commission longer than that Mrs. GIL.
bert would like to hear from him or
her.
A. A. Brown, postmaster at Lock
wood. has gone 10 Michigan 30 attend
a Soldiers reunion and visit relatives
Mr.. winfrough Lost . vsluabIe horse
last week.
Jesse Barrett. living east Of the
school hOuss, had q birthday surprise
Monday night. planned and executed
BY his wife and neighbOrs.
The pastor and wife we're sumner
guests Of the Martins Monday evening. |
MrG Jenks and daughters. Ethel and |
PlOreDee. drove over TO surprise We'd
nesday.
M0sdames GUAM. Martin and John
BON each got bOshel Of tomatoes from
The Eyer gardens this week.
Some Of tbsse Items should have
reached the publisher's olIice last week
but failed owing 10 . rush Of business
ln ihe part Of ye scribe.
OEcE A Wax.
n -, - : - - J
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Notlre Of Publication.

state of okIahoma. In The pissr:et COuSs
Bravsr County. of said Couaty.
Farmsrs 4 Merchanis state Rank % oOrsdou,
Ioua. . Corporntion. Piaintin.
>. 7. BiahslJ. Mud Blahely c. Y. Hara. Defsnd.
aat.
said deicndants. J. 7. Hlaksly. Mands BlakalI
and G. Y. Harn. uiii take notice that they havs
bsrn sued IN the above named Coart upon .
c~rtaln pfomissury Bots Cor the eam q Thres
Thauund sewn Hundred Kighty Five O.lo
Dollars CsS1SsaN aud mus, answer the pstitior
nisd thsrein 10 aid pl-intir Sn a. hstors ~
nosh aay q Oeiobrr. i1i1 ~ saii pstiton ufll B,
takea 80 trus. and jpdgmsat Coz aAid plaintin
In sAid netion fos the sun of Ces1sA.e1 and in
the astschment therein Granted uiii be render
"a aecondinglJ.
Attest, or. PnunrT,
(sEALl Cisrk Cf said cOart
DtcEaoS. RrsH q DiozsoS.
eis iOs sSk AttornsJs for Piaintia.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Uncle Ezra Saws.

"It don't take morn . gill nv effort
to git folks into . peck Of trouble" and
. little neglect OF constipation. bilious.
ness. indigestion or other liver derange-
nent ~ill do the same. If ailing. take
Or. Kings New Life Pills for quick re
suits. Easy, safe. sure. sud only Is
cents at Fred @. Traey's.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
xoufh Elmwood.

Very warm and dry in this part o
the country.
We want brOomcorn hands is the erJ
everywhere.
Mrs. Groves was able 10 ride out last
week for the first time since she wal
taken sick.
Gladys Haskell and Fern RiEley pull
ed broomcorn for Perley johnson last
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Haskell left foi
their Colorado home last week.
Cecil JohnsUn had the misfortune tS
lose q calf q short time ago. IL yas
supposed 10 have been killed By light.
ming
Eta Meese returned TO her home ai
Beaver last week. after q few months
stay with her grandparents at Elm.
wood.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
What We Never Forget

according to science. are the things as
sOciated with our early home life such
as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that mother
or grandmother used TO cure our burns
boils, scalds. sores, skin eTuptions. cuts,
sprains or bruises. Forty years OF cure,
prove lie merit. Unrivaled for piles.
eorns or cold sores. Only 25 cents nj
Fred g. Tracy's.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19

An article that has real merit should
in time become popular. Tha, such 10
the case with Chsmberlaln's Cough
Remedy has been atttsted by many
dealers. Here 10 one OF them. II. w.
Heudr'cksop Ohio Falls. Ind. writes.
"Chamberiain's Cough Remedy 10 the
best for Coughs. colds and eroup. and 10
my best seller" For sale By all dealers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Camp Creek.

A enc rain visited this part Of the
county, accompanied by q heavy wind
and some hail.
I, Sunday School was largely attended
Everybody welcome.
Grantma Gamn. Of Lick Springs. Mo
10 visiiing her daughter. Ms. George
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Notice OF sheriH's Sale Of Land.
Fnfeeloaure.

Notice b hsrcby givcn. that In punuancs af
an order Of aalel issued 0ut % ths Dlslriet Court
u Beaver County. Oklahoma. on ths md day %
ssptember. l0l1, IN an action uhsEsin Robert l..
Car was Dlai' itia and ,. v. ChFlntis sas o.
tsndaht. diree bsd 10 ne. The uBderniEped ShsEiB
% noavar eounf ~. e0mmAnding me 10 lsvy upor.
spcraiss and eil thu ioii0uing dsscribsd GRO.
ertyg South half of the Northwest Qunrter
snd north half of The souih-wsat quarter and lte
10Th uuas quarter oi the norsh.west quarter of
Section No. u. and tn north-oasr quarter q ths
noFth-oast GUAR Ter Of BsetioR a. and ths eaet
half of the southeast quarter and south half 81
ne nnrtA-east . uartsr and The south half of tho
north half of tlss north- east quartsr of Section
No. n. all IN TUvnship1. north % Ranne n. n.
G. ~, 10 satisfy Judgment ana aesIeo q forc-
closure IN fasorof aid pialntia and against ssid
dafeRsant obi Iinsd and made IN said court en-
IN xsrd dny a ApEil isis fos thp sum q eson.oo
ana rosts etoss uitA lntefest thSronn a. he rats
q per cent n en- The IEd dng of April. ls1 ara
costs aecruinss glli % ths iesh daY a ocfahsr.
isi1. AZ ths AorR of ocioek D n. a mid day. -
Ne fsonf door Df ne Couft n1ane. 10 ~ ctr 81
Beaver. IN asid conpty and STATE. cnef ipr ps'e
and sell 70 me hlEhssi baaier fBf canl ne pso.
erly ahsse dssnFibsd o. 90 n,fe1 ahsfnef % al|l
tatisir mid idiGmaal With lnsarest anf to4lAt
Wilnsaa No hana t1ls lllh aog a atet. lglo.
a. y. rnrEskN. 11eIl1
% io1i ~ lng 4. T. pitArl. uedsl ekasIfa
Drop Head Sewing MaelIlne Wish Iull
....N - .44a..I ........4..' ..... .-..... ~ -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19

II g0u wnnt farm loan. Nv interest
and 80 commlnaion, sne watfna q.
Rnttnh. Beaver. Ra n
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19

Ths Liberal EInrasars Ccmpany hs,
moved % tha noath side. fibeFni. Kan,
Eas.
B11 A. xnoa. W. cav.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Directory

OMiciaI Directory
Dist. Judge X. n. Loofbourrow.
Co. Atty. John A. Spohn.
Co. Treasurer John Sine.
Co. CLERK Geo. II. Wright.
Go. Judge Geo. II. Healy.
Co. Supt. John +. Swain.
CLERK Of Diet. Court %, r. Prue't.
Clefk Of 20. Court Miss Mae Maple.
Sheriff II. d. Peekham.
Rex. Of Deeds II. N. Buick.
Surveyor Oscar Gardner.
Com. lat Dist. A. n. Fox. IvAnhoe.
Com. ID Dist. A. A. Haskell, Elmwood.
Com. ID Dist. W. s. vsndeburR, Couch.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19

Drop Head seulne Mesbius nlsh lulI
80 q attach plepls. auafanieft lof 20
yeasas sis.ts cash. A Llbestl IlafaNAid
Oo'a h8tf
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-09-19
Eotice Of Publication.
Eotice OF Publication.
''.'. s.'. :. @...a"'' o.. e. 9: G; s:..s o''
Ansoo D. greua.
Jas. Z. Hovison and
&. \. h-fce.
DsfeadA ants.

Said Dsfrndaatas Jas. l. Hevison ard II
Pyercs. uiIl take police that they have ben
sned In the above named oOur b. Ansoa ID.
Gross. upoa certain prosniasory note ior ~
snm os Too Hundred Tusuty Fivs Dollars and
,svostT-Oas cents tssss.Ill and intsrsss al ths
uats a tn pr cent from ssptsmbsr n. isi1. ar
an Attorusy lee 0f Fifty Doiisra, and must IN
sver the pstition hlsd therein b. Naij plalnfif
On or before the Sosh day of October. isfi. o,
saad pstition vii b. iaken a. trus. and . Judf.
meat fOr said plaintiff in said action fos The sun
of Tso Hundred Twsnfy Five and Ii.ioo win b
taken and IN the astaehmsnt therein srantef
uIil be rssdsrcd accordlnsiy.
Attssts OF, rnrKTT.
lsnALl Cierk cf the Said Court
Dlcnson. Rusn a DtcEsos.
SIS iOS % AttarpeS1 for PiAintlf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
ALASKA IS WARMER
Change in the Japan Current Affects
the Climate.

Cordova, Alaska, Jan. 27.-A phe-
nomena1 change in the course of the
Japan current, which brings it closer
to the Alaskan coast, was reported
here today by Captain j. c. Hunter
of the steamship Northwestern and
Captain P. a. Ohelr of the steamer
Edith, arriving from Seattle. Caps
Hunter said the Northwestern was
set fifty miles eastward ahead of the
log running from Cape Flattery to
Cape St Elias.
Unusual weather conditions, be-
lieved to be due to the change in
the current have prevailed here for
weeks
The average temperature has been
"A degrees above zero and there have
been heavy rains.
Reports from the interior show
temperatures there fifteen degrees
warmer than ever before recorded at
this time of year.
Warnings by wireless have been
sent to steamships now approaching
COrdOVa-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
SOCIETY IN TROUSERS
Varied and Wondrous Costumes at
Mrs. CrocIker's Ball.

San Francisco. Jan. 27--San Fran
cisco society was entertained y Mrs.
Templeton Croker Friday night with
an Oriental ball In point of magnifi-
cence of setting and costume, it is said
to have outshone any similar entertain
ment given in the west, and there were
many who contended that is surpassed
the celebrated affair given by Mrs
C,rocker's cousin. Mrs. Jack Gouraud, in
New York not long ago
The ball room of a fashionable hotel
here had been converted into the SEM
blance of the throne room of King Solo
mons temple. Swarthy attendants
clad in the fantastic dress of ASiatic
principalities. lurked in the picture.
The costumes of the participants We're
varied and wondrous. Mrs. Crocker's
mother, Mrs c. Irwin, flashed upon
the guests in Oriental trousers of coral
pink. yelled with a brocaded cloth of
gold. worn as a tunic, with breast
pieces. bodice and broad girdle of tur-
quoise. pearls and sapphires-
The hostess was regal as SheHerazade.
Her Inauve pantalOOns were embrOider-
ed with gold and silver thread. Sap
phires and pearls woven into a sort of
harness covered the dress, and from
her coronet there fell to her bejewaled
ankles a veil of silver in a suggestion
Of the flashing scales of a fish.
The gamut Of the Orient 7-as run in
quest of costume effect. This ball had
been whispered about for nearly a year.
and many had the opportunity to send
to or visit the far east in quest of
bizarre adornment. India and Turkey
contributed perhaps the most pictur-
-esque costumery, but southern Italy.
Greece and even France added to the
gayety and color of the occasion. No
masks We're worm
The men appeared to as good advant-
age as the women With the men, In
dia seemed to be the most favored land
for representation and the Hindu was
present in such numbers as might
alarm adherents of the Asiatfc Exclu-
sion league. From Mahouts to Mahara-
iahs the followers of Buddha attracted
unusual interest.
Another feature of the ball was =
Salome dance by six young Girls at
tired in fetching costumes They had
Dracticed the dance for weeks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
AMERICAN SALVATION ARMY.
Captain p. NJ. Daily and Wife Now in
Charge Here.

H. a. McMurtry has issued a state
aeht about the American Salvation
-arlny ~ which he says:
want to say that there has been
an entire change Of officers of the
American Salvation Army in this city
ana TINS state, and I think the change
a good one. Capt. p. NJ. Daily has
peeh given command of the work in
TINS city and he has done more in the
lhree weeks he he's had charge of the
work than any officer that the army
mas had in this city. I am not finding
any fault with our former officers, I
think they did the best they knew
now, but they lacked the experience
ana the ability to carry on and sue
cesSfuliy govern tine work.
Capt Daily mas held from one to
three meetings every day since he has
peen here. The nine old benches that
constitute the seating capacity of tie
nail he put in the cellar ana he has
seated the han with good chairs, wasl
ed the woodwork, given the hall q
general renevating and washed the paint
off OF the windows and put on good
Shades, organized Sunday school and
everything looks like success
I write this because believe thai
such work as this deserves support
and I believe that as soon as the peo-
pie know o. it he viii get the sup
port that ne 50 richly deserves. He has
given away IT'S garments, 80 meals and
nine beds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
MORSE QUITS HOSPITAL
Will Stay at a Hotel Until He Can Go
10 Florida.

Atlanta. Ga, Jan. &c. w. Morse.
the New York banker, whose prison
sentence was recently commuted by
President Taft. left the army hospital
at Fort Mcpherson today. He was
brought to a local hotel where he will
stay until he is able to be moved, prob
ably to some Florida resort.
Morse was accompanied by Mrs.
Morse and his sister, Miss Jennie
Morse. He was conveyed from the
military reservation in an ambulance.
His physicians thought the removal
from the hospital where he spent so
long a time after his transfer from the
federal prison would aid his improve
ment.
It was the first time in more than
two years Morse escaped the eye of
time he spent in the prison. About
two months ago he was taken to the
military hospital. Since his freedom
was given two weeks ago, he has re-
manned in the hospital too i'll to be
moved, according to his doctors.