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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15
ACCIDENT LED
 ID DISCOVERY
CareIessness on Part of Work man Led to Discovery of
 Benefit to hSan

Al the Vienna exposition in 1873 there occurred ono of the most fortunate accidents rccord- cd in the history of the material progress of the world. Several dynamos were being set up there. One of them was already in Op- eration, and tho wOrkmcn on the job had just completed the install lation of another. One of the men by mistake connected the second dynamo with the ono that was in operation. To- his intense astonishmcnt tho second dynamo began to rcvolvc in the reverse direction. He told his fellow workmcn what Inc had done. and, presently they were all marvclinE at tho curious phenomenon. Then tho men of science at Inc expo sition heard about il, and they came and marvclcd also.
 That was Inc beginning of Inc development of Inc electric rail- way, lch starting point of the largest of the new, industries electric iraclion--which is capi- talizcd al billions of dollars. For the electric railway motor is practically nothing else but dyL namo. which reverscs when the electric current is passed through it. There had been electric mo- tors of one sort or another for more than 90 years before that accident at the Vienna exposition revealed the fact that a dynamo by reverse action would become a motor, but it was not until that fact was discovered that a motor
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

having the simplicity, compact ness, strength and durability to make it adaptable to the severe strain of ordinary railway service could be constructed.
 So new is this industry of cleo trIc traction, in spite of the cnor- nous proportions it has attained today, that nearly all of the men Who are conSpicuously identified with itS development either on the mechanical or the commercial side, are still active in affairs. Twenty-Five years ago there was not mile of electric track in ey- lstencc anywhere. In the United States there are alone today s. OOO miles of electric railroad track (sinElc). over which are Opcr- atcd 15,000 cars. The electric railway companies have an an nual income of approximately SiiO.O00,000, and have 25O,OOO employees on their salary lists. They carry ten billion passen- gers a year. Beginning merely as a substitute for the old horse car, the electric railway is today competitor of the steam rail- road, operating in some parts of the country over lines 50 to 100 miles in length, running sleep ing and dining cars and hand ling freight and mail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15
CANNERY CO.
 PAYS BACK TAXES
North Alaska Salmon Company Forwards $s,0oo Due for the
 Past Two Years

faxes on canned salmon amounting to $9,O60.69 have been received at the office of the clerk of the district court from the North Alaska Salmon company.
 or this amount $4,916.O9 is for the taxes due for the year 1910, and $i, for 1911. Of. the latter amount the company re- turned certificates for salmon fry liberated by the hatchery operat- ed by the company amounting to the sum of $t,760, leaving the cash payment for the year 1911 2,38i.60, or a total in cash for the two years of $7,3O0.69.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15
A Fine Show at the MaJestTo Las,
 NIqht,

The same program will be shown tonight. Don't fail to sec IhiS fine program:
 l. "iS6i," Sclig historical picture; memorable period of our early history.
 2. Illustrated song.
 3. Mike, tho Miser," strong story of inc life of city mcsscn- ger boys.
 i. "Consuming Love- hcau- Iiful picture of child romancc for Sl. Valentines day; Kate Green away idle with quaint costumes and scenery of happy school days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

See German, the dentist, over )Wl Drug Store. Examination 'fes. Phone 10. |.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

The second game of the bowl ing tournament between teams from the Big Place and Ingram & Bush's was played on the alleys of the latter place yesterday and was won by the home team. Merchant made high score with 2O9 pins and Bush high average with i95 pins. The next game of the series will bc played to- MOTION evening. Following is the score of yesterdays game:
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

The only practical tailor in Valdez, Ben Silver man. Phone i98.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15
FIRST PAYMENT
 |S MADE TODAY
S33, 900 Paid in Seattle to Owners of Valdez Creek Property by
 Boston Capitalists

The deal between the owners of Valdez Greek mining property and a party of Boston capitali ~ts, whereby the latter take over a number of rich placer claims, has been completed, and the first pay ment of $33,0OO was made today according to telegram received this morning by R. P. Ferguson from James Smith, now in Seat tie, stating that the drafts for the money had been mailed today.
 The property embraced in this deal belongs to James Smith, Pete MOnohan, John Johnson, Jack Clarkson, William Grogg and R. P. Ferguson, and includes the fla nous Tammany Bench, from which large amount of gold has been taken within the past few years. The purchase price for the claims is $i46,0OO. Another claim belonging to Clark Duff and Dan Ross, adjoining the above prop erty, has also been included in the deal.
 The purchasers are also making a deal for the property of the OregOn-Susitna Mining company. which adjoins the property all ready purchased, and it is expect ed the deal will br closed in a short time.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

Bring your job work 10 th4' prospeotor office. 1sssslkss
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15
MARRIED MEN
 ARE SUPERIOR
Easily Demonstrate Their Super lority at Bowling Over the
 Bachelors

The married men proved their superiority over the bachelors in the bowling games yesterday af- ternOon on the Ingram & Bush alleys. Kelsey and Ganty tied for high score at 200 pins. Billy Finnical made high average with i79 pins. Following is tho score: ::
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

Mrs. P. s. Hunt, who has be- confined to her bed for several months past by slight stroke of paralysis, is able to sit up and take a few steps each day.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15
Big Place.
Ingram & Bush.

Total score 2587.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

If you are out of letterheads call and see our new line of bond papers. The finest ever brought to Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15
OLD RELIABLE

Bunihouse, Upper Keystone Ave. Good beds, warm and comfort able, s2 per week with use of kitchen, fuel and cooking uten- sii~ free. Best in the city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

It costs no more to get your clothing cleaned and pressed at Silverman's, 'phone 198.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

If you want your clothes clean ed and pressed phone Silverman t98.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-15

One-third off on furs at liar voy's Toggery.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Central Business College,
Sedalia, Mo.

My correspondence is some
thing remarkable - the largest
that / have ever received. Many
persons are desiring to know
what courses are taught in my
school, and what time the fall
term begins.
] would state that the courses
taught are: The shorthand
course, including shorthand, type;
writing, grammar, spelling, letter
writing and penmanship; the bus
mess course including bookkeep-
ing, penmanship, arithmetic, rap
id calculation, English, spelling
and defining, capitalization, pup
tuation and letter writing, bust
ness reading; the telegraph
course, including telegraphy, re-
ceiving from the main line on the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Der @enid Dbae @amen.

Ssm Sabre 1893 erldicn Dor ell,ert
Der Sbore bon Taris Gin Wann. Der
auf 9efragen ais icinen 9arcn on
aob: ,@oniieur lie Iarqnis De
Soint.Gpr." Gas @ort Mon
iieur", murbe i'm, bcneutet, ,,gibt eS
in Der iransoiiidlcn Sprad)e nitt
mebr." .Mb pardon. ocrhel1erte
lid Der Matchmaking rallo bin ia
Der Marquis sc Saint'Gpr."
,Mitbiirger, Die &ation bot Die
Marauiiotc o~bgcidoiit." s&idti9,
id belize olio &c Soint-Gpr."
nGas 8ort De Dor Dem 9tdlnen fen.
men mir beute nid)t mebr. vGan1
beige i'd dlio fnr5 Sdint.Gpr".
,Gie Gotion bnt alle Seili9cn obgc'
ldufit." r@ut, oann belize id) MIR
Chr" .GS gibt IN 6ronfreid tel.
men Sire mlctr. @S gibt MIR nod
9riioer. ,Gllip bin ib Sbr @ri,.
BERG" ,@au5 rcbt. GaS fam
pieIleid,t aud itimmen, id bin i'm
SinoeIbauie %er5ogen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Ask for Catalogue 1871.
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK CO.
CINCINNATI, OHIO .

railroad, railway station and Of
flee work, taking charge of bat
teries and, in fact, everything
that the railway telegraph opera
tor comes in contact with when
he takes charge of an office OF
the railroad.
The fall term begins the first
Monday in September in any one
of these courses; but many pu-
pills enter school the first Of Aug
ust or the last part of July. The
earlier you enter the better start
you get in your bookkeeping or
shorthand or telegraphy before
the new classes begin the first of
September. All pupils enrolling
on or before the first of August
will get August free, providing
they take as much as a six-month
term.
For full information regarding
any one or all Of these depart
ments, write C. w. Robbins, Sc
dalia, Mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Snmoriaddfs.
Die Sanptiade.

rgeun bort nal gut gu" ermabnte
Die 2ebrerin Die fleinen I9G.S du.
gen, niest fontmt cine i1lpere Iufga.
be. @as miiroet ibr lieber nebmen,
Srei Siiten NIT je srpei aepfeln ODER
Suei Siiten NIT ie orei @epfeln?"
9ie 4laiie tuar nod in tiefes @adp
eenfert b%eriunfen, ba REF BON Der let.
ten ganf elm anirps: .0rei Siiten
nit lie Spei aepfelnl" .llno ipa.
rum9" e%rfnnoiste iid bie 2ebrerin.-
r9as lit bod cine Eiite mebr gum
3erfnallenl" berfiinoigte Der pratt.
ide iunge damn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
edJwer srt luiSrleseu.

MaIer g.: Isle, on fommit crit
lest bon beiner 2anbpartie Suriif2
Sait Oh oem BEN gattsen Gag &c.
malt Maler g.: vRein, aber i'd
babe i%tunoenlang i'm Sreien auf Dem
Raien eelegen uno seidlafen. - g.:
.Iuf Dem &aien? Wenih, bas lit ia
misunderstanding, ba fannIt on Dir
ben 600 bolen."- g.: ,llniinn, Dor.
urtbeill 9enf' an bic Butriard,en in
Der 8ibel, Die idIiefen i'm Sreien. i"
g.: r@an5 redt, Die iinb aber an6
alle g%eitorben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19

Second prize, one gallon paint.
-G. H. Klenk.
Third prize, one case beer
Dancer Brewing Co.
Event No. 20, 4:10 p. m.-Egg
and spoon race. (girls under
18 years.
First prize, one $3.50 hat.
w. Heskett.
Second prize, three pounds CT
candy.-Albert Guenther.
Event No. q, APO p. m.-Men's
three leg race.
First prize, -
Second prize, one umbrella
I'll. Helmers.
Third prize, one box cigars
+. Keune.
Event No. %, 4:30.-Public
speaking.
Special Prizes, 500 p. m.-Larg-
est family on grounds (out-
side Of city, one set knives
and forks.-Louis Begemann,
Farmer bringing family long
est distance, one sack flour
Eggers Milling Co.
Oldest married couple on the
ground, one-half gallon bour'
bon.-Hermann Dist. Co.
Lightest married couple on the
ground, one aluminium coffee
pot.-Eberlin & Son.
Baby show (under two years.
First prize, one ring.-J. ii.
Hasenritter.
Second prize, one set dress
pins. FL. Hasenritter.
Youngest married farmer cou-
pie on grounds, one thousand
shingles.-G. Fl. Klenk.
( Guessing contest.
First prize, one aluminium
pitcher worth $3.-G. H.
Hartke.
Second prize, six bottles of
Wlne.-SohnS Bros.
Most popular young lady.
One dozen photographs.-M
Schuster.
Most popular young man.
One dozen photographs.-M
Schuster.
Prizes on exhibition at G.. II.
Hartke.
Program subject to slight
changes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Bed.

Rifter: rSaben sic benn nod ME
ben 8eriud eenladt, lid aui ehrlite
@eiie gu %ernGbren?" - @auner: %
ia, einmoI babe ih Inn Die Sotter
zines reiben Wetgers angebalten
aber er mari mid CUR Sbiire Binaus!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
3n ansiebenb.

Sunger gbemann au ieiner Grai,
Die nabreno zines @emitters aus benz
Seniter i6aut: ngmmp, fomm' bonn
5eniter fort, oenn es lit eefdbrlid,
beim @eDitter in Ser Rabe oes Sen.
tiers au iteben." - gmmp: 80 be.
rpabre, id iiirdte mid nidt.@
gbemann in gersneiilung: sd bite
bid, fomm', gu bait 9ar feline abn-
iing, mie un5iebenb Oh bit" -
gmrnp nit fiber Stimme: u8irflih
Wannden? Damn mill i'd Dir sebor-
den."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Tnerbicteu.

Gin SGser, Der niemals traf, er.
sablte immer bon ieinen groBen cha.
ten altf Der Sago. pSoren Sic,
lagte enoIih iemano gu ibm, sgeben
Sie mir einen Dollar, id mill ben
sansen Gag Sbr Saie fem"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
sdlimmes 3eidlen.

Ser @ednnnssreoiior ideirt ein
iebr iopiaIer Genia gu iein. SD bore
ion unausgeiest pfeiien i'm @ebensim.
n,er." DBL Gam bot er iiGer
fdon niel g~efunSen.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Der 8aidlappen.

aellnerin: nSrinfen q nod ems,
Serr Sinterbiiber2" Serr Sinter.
buber (5u ietner @attin): nSrinf' ih
nod, ems, Srieoerife?" Satin
(su ibrer Mutter): nSrinft er nod
ems, Nutter?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
geredtiater Giniunrf.

Midter: u8or 8lpei Sabren baben
Sic erit Dor @eridt geitanoen, neil
sic einen anaug seitoblen batten, uno
beute baden sic idon Dieoer einer
aeitobIenl" -Inseflagter (entriiltet)
SEER &i6ter, langer tpie 5tpei Sabre
tragen sic audi feinen @n5ug!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Inter T~rennbinmem.

u0ie @lie bate ia al ibrem Ser.
l~obungstaee beftise 3abnidmer5en.
@ie eebt's ibr benn?" r9ie 3abn.
idmerSen bat lie nod, - dber Die
9erlobuug bat a%ufgebort."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19

burt Wterentranfheit ersergt ipiro, langidm
nnsesriffen, Blaieniatarrb, brauuer SaB poer
ar0erer Bobenias i'm urin, @opfueb, 8iiden'
idmer5en, Sbpinbel, Sdlafloiiaieit, Neruo.
Iitdt iinb bic 5o,sen u1lo bic Rieren ielbf
iperoen serriittet unb peritfpinoen Belle fur
Belle. 8~laienleioen 1T bic llrIade ertraniter
9ieren unb bieiem 2eiben lit am idneaften
ab5ubelfen, iuoen man bic Niertri IN gtiun.
ben 3ufianb perisbt. ,,gwampsHpot"
(Sumpt@ urse) linoert ben Baiierorans uro
brennenbeS BafIerlaiien, uno p%erbinoert oas
oitmalise @afsrIaiien bel Gag uno iDdbrens
Der Sblaf5eit. Sie miloe uuo ioforttse
Wirfnn9 BON ,Gtpamp.Ropt", bic humber
care Nieren.Nrtuei, lit itner bemeribar. sic
bat bic bohSte Stlfe erreidt, neil tie bic aus
trfannt beilbringenoften GlsenidafteH beiist.
Cine 8robe tpiro ieDen bapon iber5euger.
,SpampsGfoot" lit anaenebm 81 nehmeu
NIB in aIlen Gpptbeien in so Gent uno / Dol.
lar Slaihen az baben. Cine 8robefafde
uno Elm BUD, baS Gnes beiast, miro Shner
auf @nfrase pprtoirei suseididt. Sbreiben
Sic on Sr. 8itlner q Co., 8ingbamton, ". Y.
grpdbnen sic nuf, oieie liberale Sferte IN
bisiem Blatte seleien 5u baben. gterien gle
lid ben Ramen ,Spamps&opt" nno lafeu
Sic iih bonn 8eridufer nnItatt rSfpamp'
Root" nidjts anoeres nnbieten-tbun Sic oaA
bann iperben sic enttduidt fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
sdlane Sur.

r8ie fommt's oeltn, Dab ciier nerer
9oftor i'm 0orf eilttr 10 groben gu.
lauf aus Dem gan5en Sbal bat?"
ga, Der lit idlau; ben 9Gr'rinnen
perbietet er's Bier uno Den 8auern
Sen 3dffeel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
SrenmSinmcn.

.@us Sdlangenbaut lit Gein
rerer Montel2 @ie fann mar mir Die
Saut elmer anoern Sdlonge t%rcgen?"
.Iber i6 bite Did. Melanie, On
fright ood audi Die Sebern einer an.
bern @anS!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
aleiniaSt.

Sausberr: r8ie bat Sbncn Die
O8eanreiie sefaIlen2"-@ait: r@an5
aut, bis ani Die Iebten bret Gage,
Senn 90 resnete es piel." 3aus.
fra,t: .@as Sic iagen! aber anf ben.
Saean brardt es bod sor nid,t an
REGIMEN = oa pdhit ia nidats.A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
9urd Die Slime.

@atte (beim @ahbmiefomrten
5ornig): .9ieien abenb bin i6 aus
benz @eianeperein aisgetreten."
5rau: SD ieb's... brit Did
nal obi"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
G~nperlatio.

.ltnier Sallptmann mar, tpie Die
meiiten Sduptlinse, iebr idledt auf
Die @~inidbrigen 81 iprcden. Ginmal
Itaudte er einen bieoeren Singing
aus ser @beinpfaIa: .Sie iino aber
idon Der Giniabrislte bon allen"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
Gpariam.

.Sod1, bIeib nidt 10 lang i'm @ai.
fer Iteben = on ipirlt wieoer frantl"
= n8Gr ia grad reft! SD 5ab 10
nod Die babe Slaide Tebi5in bon
neulih."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
PROGRAM OF SHOE WORK
ERS PICNIC.
At Fairgrounds, Sunday, July %,

NNgn LaHHla. ~LEN EaTg \
der 16 years. running race.
First prize, one So. rifle-R.
Il. Huxol.
Second prize, one dollar cash
j. Moebus.
No. 2, LILO p. m.-Girls
(under is years. running
race.
First prize, one pair of shoes
A. C. Begemann
Second prize, two pounds OF
candy worth $1.-Alb. Guen-
Their.
No. 3, 1:2O p. m.-Boys
(under 16 years. shoe lacing
race.
First prize, one pair of shoes
worth $2.-M. p. Bensing.
Second prize, one dollar CASH
w. G. Klinge.
No. A, 1.30 p. m.-Married
ladies running ace.
First prize, n So. rocker.-E.
E. Ruediger.
Second prize, one $3.50 mani
cure set.-A. M. Rick.
Third prize, 81. worth sugar
Kuhn & S~trahsner.
Event No. 40 p. married
mems running race.
First prize, one 81. lawn bench.
R. I'll, Hasenritter.
Second prize, one $3.50 box of
so cigars.-Neumann & Rost.
Third prize, n years sub
scription to the Advertiser
Courier.
Event No. 6, 1:5O p. m.-Girls of
Peters Shoe Co., running
First prize, one 81. hat.-Her-
mann Millinery Bazaar.
Second prize, one $1.25 Ladies'
shirt waist.-J. III. Helmers.
Third prize, one "a soda wa
ter.-OttO Eberlln.
Event No. Z, 2 p. m.-Boys of
Peters Shoe Co. running race
First prize, one 50. pair pants.
&C. f. Ochsner.
Second prize, 50. cash.-Baum-
stark Bros.
Third prize, one $1.25 box of
cigars.-H. & G.. Maushund.
Event No. s, 2:1O p. m.-Child-
rem robbing sand banks.
Event No. 9, 2:20 p. m.-Ladies
ball throwing contest.
First prize, one 81. toilet set
A. M. Rick.
Second Prize, one case soda
Otto Eberlin.
Event No. 10, 2:30 p. m.-Men's
ball throwing contest.
First prize, So. box of 100 CT
gars.-Henry Kimmel.
Second prize, one case Arom;
beer.-Danzer Brewing Co.
Third prize, 81. cash.-Franl
Rebsamen, Jr.
Event No. IL, 2:40.-Poll climb
ing contest (boys under Ii
years
First prize, one pair boxing
gloves.-W. A. Mundwiller.
Second prize, 81. cash.-A. 8
M. Niehoff.
Third prize, one pair shoes
Christ Schlender.
Event No. II, So so p. m.-Busi
ness mems running race.
First prize, one So. hat.-Geo
Ruediger.
Second prize, one case A. b.. G
beer.-Sam Baumgaertner.
Third prize, one $1.25 box CT
gars.-Ed. Rebsamen.
Event No. ID, 800 p. m.-Boy':
(under is years. sack race.
First prize, --
Second prize, 81. cash.--W. B
Dickson.
Event No. IA, 3:10.-Woodel
shoe race.
First prize, one case Budweisel
beer.-Stone Hill Wine Co.
Second prize, one quart LabeI
Rye.-COnrad Gaus.
Third prize, one years sub
scription to the Hermann
Volksblatt.
Event No. Is, 500 p. m.-Lafes
clothes hanging contest.
First prize, one 81. ladies' hat.
B. Suffer.
Second prize, one-half dozeI
towels.-E. & E.. SLIDER.
Event No, 16, $3.50 p. m.-Fa'
mems running race.
First prize, one 1925 ham.-W
r Danuser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
9te Mria6e bieIer plot.
Iider SpSesfdAe.

le9l yelliW W.
Siele plbslidbe 70.
orsidae iiao ibr 5l'
sai9reiben - SerS.
leiDen, 2uusenent.
sinouns, Sdlasfuh
iino bas &eiultat
BON Iicrcnfrantbctt.
26bt man Nieren.
iraufbeit fortibret.
ten, oann iueroen Die
9brpercrsane onrd
Dos aiftige Blut, ods
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19
WHY NOT MAKE $4,000 A MONTH That's
GEO 90 a Waek. almost $40 90 a Dav

Selling Victor Safes and fre-proof boxes
to merchants, doctors, lawyers, dentists and
well-to-dof farmers, all of whom realize the need
Of a safe, but do not know how easy is to own
one. Statesmen declare our proposition one OF
the best, clean-cut money-making opportuni-
ties ever received. Without previous. expert
Our handsomely illustrated 900 page catalog
will enable you to present the subject to GUS
TONERS in as interesting q manner as though
through our factory. Men appointed as
s..Sna ard inStrnctions Tor aelIinu sales. giving
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19

The 18th anniversary OF our
company was celebrated by
erectingt h most modern safe
factory in the world. Wide
sswake men who received our
Especial selling inducement,
rendered 1t necessary to double
our output. We are spending
( many thousands of dollars en-
larging our sales organization,
but TO learn all particulars, 1t
will cost you only the price Of
q postal card.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-07-19

Convincing taMns points switch itis impowdbef for respective cutome to deny Why
W%n AN AM TfMsyo only one saesman out Of each locality
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-18
IRELAND
MOVING TO
AMERICA

Washington, March lS.-7Declarlng
that Ireland has lost nearly one-half
It's population within the last so
years by unnecessary and abnormal
emigration the national council Of
Dublin today appeals in a letter ad-
dressed to President Taft for rigid
enforcement Of American immlgra-
ton laws, as a means toward pre-
venting further depopulatlon.
The letter states that the emigra-
tion Is directed largely toward the
United States and that one-third Of
the people who leave the country,
travel on tickets purchased for them
by residents Of the United States in
violation Of the law. The oblltera-
ton Of the Irish nation Is actually
threatened, the letter contends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-18
]. {. GROVE
IN CHARGE
OF HOTEL

Mr. ], q. Grove, recently of the
Bowers hotel, of Portland, today took
charge Of the new Marion hotel,
succeeding Chas, Savage, who ex-
poets to 60 to Yellowstone National
Park for the summer, Mr.. Grove
has been hotel man all his life.
He was connected with the Airing
ton at Santa Barbara, the Lexington
Of Chicago, the famous Laurel hotel,
Of Lakewood, N j. Mrs, Grove, who
comes with him, will be housekeep-
er. Mr., and Mrs. Grove come highly
recommended and are people who
thoroughly understand the hotel
business and the art of making
friends. Mr.. Grove was introduced
today at the business mems MONDAY
lunch and made a very pleasing I'M
preston on all present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-18
A BILL FOR
PRIMARY
ELECTION


Washington, March 1S.- Senator
Albert Cummins, of Iowa, today in
troduced into congress a bill pro-
posing a comprehensive plan for prl-
mary nomination Of candidates for
president and yice-presldent Of the
United States and members of the
electoral college. The salient pro-
visions Of the bill are as follows.
THAT primary election be held
in every state in the union on the
second Monday In July, beginning
with the present year; that ma
honal board shall control the form
Of ballots to be used, and make reg
ulations preventing frauds; that on
the second Wednesday following the
primary, the state boards shall can
vass the vote for each polling place;
that on the first Monday In August
the national board shall meet, cam
vass the votes from the states, and
then certify the names Of the oandi-
dates for president and vice-presi-
dent Of each party who have received
the highest number of votes, these
names to be printed on the official
ballot for the general election"