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The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
AT PIMLICO.

First Race--Seling, 2-year- olds, n
furlongs: Striker, 112; Turkey-in-the-
Straw. 112; Briar Path. 112; Brynary.
1Os; Latent, 107 Big Dipper, 109; 'Phew,
109: Paris Queen. 107; Captain Elliott,
H. Roseburg w, ia; Aurifice, 100
Second Race-Selling. S-year- old $
and up, Ia miles: John Reardon. III:
Breaker Boy. 1o2: Patton. 11s: Cloud
Chief 105: War Horn, 10S: Black Ford,
Ill; Annie Settlers, liz: Fred Mulhol-
land. LOG; Michael Zelda. 104, Otto.
ia; Nonpareil, 100.
Third Race-Selling. 3-year-olds and
up. mile and 20 yards: Spin, 102: The
Virgins i05: Chester Krum, los; Lit
tie Ep, 90; Bad News II. los: Futurity.
ss; GU Buster tO2; Stioker. 100; Jim
Cafey. 102: Catnip 100.
Fourth Race--Junfor steeplechase 3
year-olds. miles: Jim Crobey, 9Ti
Tom Tax. 104; Little Nearer. 1856: Not
tingham, 40: o'Bear. 1876: Utmost. 14o
Red Squire. 1876: Killarney. 1876.
Fifth Race--Chesapeakc stakes, J.
year oIds. II miles; Hamilton, 10
Frog Legs. i23; The Manager. 1873
Flamma. zoe: Airy. 49, Benna Tumbo
11s; Spring Board. 1O1: Jawbone. 1O6.
sixth Race--3-year -olds and up.
furlongs: Himation. 1903: Acton, 115
Flying Yankee 1os: Shackleton. 1870
working Lad. Ill: Mission, 112: Gates
los The Rascal. Ill.
Weather. rainy; track, muddy.
MAX G. KOCH for City Treasurer
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
MURPHY STIRS UP NEW
GOSSIP IN CHICAGO

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Charles w
Murphy, owner Of the Chicago Cubs
is in the east. and has caused storm
OF gossip He is thought TO be In
Philadelphia today, following con
ference yesterday with President
Lynch of the National league. Muir
ply Is said to have suggested Secre
tary William H. Locke. OF the Pitts
burgh club. as the new head OF the
Phillles to succeed Fogel.
FARRELL for County Clerk
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
GARAGE WORKER FALLS
IN FIT AND STRANGLES

A man supposed to be Bert Bolster.
about 20 years old, was strangled to
death in the garage of Charles K.
Davis, No. 1907 Cass-ave., where he
was employed, Friday afternoon, He
was seized with an epileptic fit, and.
In falling, the collar of his coat
caught on q hook. His coat was but
toned and the weight Of his body
caused him to strangle. Coroner Bur
CESS is investigating. The body is in
the county morgue.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
PARADE CALLED OFF
FOR SHERMAN FUNERAL

~ ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Nov. lon Az
count OF the funeral of Vice-President
Shcrman, Governor Wilson late
this afternoon called of the big De-
mocfatic parade scheduled for Satur-
day afternoon in New York city.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01

/
Had | won the tourney at Ceda,
Point should have issued chal
lengt claiming the worlds champiox
chip, and ! think Mr.. Henderson has 4
right to do SO. Ii Mr.. Henderson viii
issue challenge to the world claim
ing The title Twill accept the chai
lenfe TO play for the worlds title ol
will take al unassuming position
and give A. Jordan the first chance
as Mr.. Hendersons article says Mr.
Jordan proved ne is my superior Let
then decide the worlds title and then
viii challenge the winner for purse
of not less than $500 side and let
Mr.. Henderson see IL either he or Nj
Jcrdan Is my sur erior
IF Mr.. Henderson does not care 10
do this. let Messrs. Stewart, Ferrie
and Jordan get their heads together
and decide the title and will issue
a challenge to the winner of their
match, play to start not later than
Dec 1. 1913. have not started this
talk, but since Mr.. Henderson wants IL
l will give him my position and will
show him my hackers will put up the
stake money under only one conditiCpi.
and that Is. that the match must de.
cidc the worlds championship and
cEn only be obtained in individual
match play, and not by a worlds
tourney, in case win.
III | lose, the winner can do as he
sees At with the title. but il win |
shall never throw 1t In to be played
for, as | did the American title at
Cedar Point This letter has been
sent in answer 10 Mr.. Henderson's s
statement, and not in the way OF a
boast" NEWELL w. BANKS
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
Notre Dame We. PIttsburOh,

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 1.--witn
Notre Dame universitys gridiron
team on hand today and slight IL any
practice for the University OF Pitts
burgh boys this afternoon. everything
u In readiness for tomorrow's biz
game. Hemphill probably will play
center and Sanderson haIfback tomor.
row. McElroy, star quarterback, Will
be kept out OF the game. A strenu.
ous summer At tennis has caused hin,
to 60 stale II 10 said.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
Vale .suspend. Practiee.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 1.-lale
has suspended football practice until
after the funeral of Theodore w.
York, one OF Old ELS football men.
The game with Colgate, scheduled
; for tomorrow. has been cancelled.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
sAYLoR MEETS PAckEY
AFTER HIS BATTLE WITH
PAL BROWN HERE

Young Saylor, who opposes
Pal Brown next Wednesday
night at the Windsor Athletic
club Is matched to fight Packey
Mcfarland at Dayton, Ohio,
shortly after his bout at Wind
sor.. He is also wanted to meet
the winner OF the Mandot-
Rivers battle.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01

roMoRRow's BIG
FOOTBALL GAMES

Harvard Princeton. Cambridge.
Pennsylvania nsylv ania
State. Philadelphia.
Army-Holy Cross, West Point.
Navy-Western Reserve, Ann
apolis.
Carlisle -Lehigh. Carlisle.
Cornell Williams. Ithaca.
Dartmouth-A Hanover.
Notre Dame Pittsburgh, Pitts
burgh.
Case-Ohio State, Cleveland.
Minnesota Illinois, Minneapolis.
Chicago Wisconsin. Madison,
Northwestern-Pur Chicago.
Indiana-Iowa, indianapolis.
Michigan South Dakota. Ann
Arbor.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
M. a. G. in Full Force.

EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov L.
NJ. A. c. will be all ready for Ohio
Wesleyan, Saturday, with something
more than a bunch OF cripples. The
men on the team are feeling fine and
expect TO win from the Ohio school.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
Wabash Expects Hard Games.

SRAWFORDSVILLE Ind, Nov. L.
Wabash players are expecting hard
game tomorrow when they meet Ross
Polytechnic here. Former Captain
Elliott who was injured In the De-
pauw game will be unable to play and
Patterson, whose work with the for.
ward pass has been a feature OF the
scarlet eleven, will likely be out OF
the game.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
THE GRIDIRON HE ROES

diana engaged IN light practice and
blackboard work today in preparation
for tomorrow's game with Iowa In In
diahapolis. Captain Fleming and
Erhart are still nursing injuries from
previous games and there is some
doubt whether they will be able to
i play Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
MLnnesota and lIlLnola Matched

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-The University
OF Illinois and the Minnesota teams
which meet tomorrow at Minneapolis.
are fairly well matched, according to
Captain woolston, of Illinois. Tha
state university men today are on
their way to the Minnesota city after
having been entertained by the alumni
ass citation for day.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01

n history, that Is, baseball history.
repeats itself a. II has fallen into the
habit Of doing, Fed Merkle -of---the
Giants will be missing from the New
York lineup with
u IN n year OF SO
ppEp MERI<LE while Jake Stahl
STICK NOws may convert him.
self into a bench
manager before many seasons have
passed.
old Man History shows that worlds
series hrst-saekers seldom last long
In fact, there seems TO be hood0o
following the men who play the IN
ttial cushion. for big league pennsht
winners.
Jiggs Donohue vas one OF the
heroes of the Cub White Sox series OF
1906. Two years later, not Die
league club cared tor his services.
Claude Rossman starred for Detroit
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
LIoht Work for TIoers.

PRINCETON, y. j., Nov. Light
work today for the Tigers in prepara-
tion for their championship game
with Harvard tomorrow. Just going
to kick the ball around.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01

ITHACA, N. Y. Nov, 1.--Cornell
freshmen tore through the varsity
yesterday so badly that the coaches
became disgusted, and sent the regu-
lars OF the field
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
cralo 10 Direct Pennsy

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. L.
Walter Craig will direct the Pennsy
team against Penn state tomorrow,
Capt. Mercer playing fullback.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
coaoh,. stop Harvard Varsity.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. l.-Har-
ward coaches took up the burden OF
opposing the varsity yesterday. and
effectualiy stopped IL.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01

Bert Reed. as Right Wing in the
Evening sun. says:
Without doubt Princeton has de.
veloped a good rushing attack. better
thar anything I saw at Princeton last
year. but unfortunately the Dartmouth
eleven weakened so fast in the latter
past OF the game that IL was impos
sible to tell whether the Tigers hac
built up this attack too fast at the ex
peuse OF the defense. Il looked TO me
as II both teams were SO anxious Z
gain ground that they had done
great deal OF their preparatory wors
on offense and not any too much on
defense. comparatively speaking
II detailed examination OF the
plays shows that a Eruat deal
ground was gained without the uss
af the fourth try. which would seer,
to show rather advanced attack an3
defense none too strong the new
number OF downs this year hardly &C
counting for the difference
Centre aud tnckfe are th< resi FiEsf
stronghoids, but the guards have
great deal 20 learn"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
TINKER AND HERMAN
AGREE ON TERMS

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. l.-joe
Tinker OF the Chicago Cubs, and Pres
Ident Hermann OF the Cincinnati
Reds, today agreed on terms by which
Tinker will become manager OF the
Reds next season. A deal by which
Cincinnati will secure Tinkers ser
vices. still remains to be worked out
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01

Blackboard Work for indiana.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. lin
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01

Roger Bresnnhan L. now free 60 do
as he -pleases~He has been Hncofidi-
tionaIly released by the CardInals
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
SPORTING OBSERVATIONS

in the series OF 1901 Jennings trad.
ed him two years later. Abstein held
down first base for the Pirates In
1909. lie was let out the following
spring, while Tom Jones, who played
first for Detroit In the post-season
series that fall. was held by Jennings
out one year more
The fall OF 1910 saw the Athletics
and Cubs battling for the worlds
championship Harry Davis ana
Frank Chance were the rival first
ackers. Davis is now out OF base
bali. while Chance has been turned
down by Murphy
Flames D~sfroy Rerfdeaee.
ALLEGAN. Mich. Nov. DIR A. l..
Roblnson's new residence in Marshall
IT. was entirely destroyed ny are yes
terday. The doctor had not moved in
He carried $4,000 Insurance., The loss
vs. estimated At 5000
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
THE WEATHER

RAIN 0R SNOW FRIDAY AF-TEn
NOQNB FAIR AND COLDER tn
NIGHT SATURDAY FAIR.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01
BANKS SEEKS A
MATCH FOR THE
CHECKER TITLE
petrOiter Wishes to Settle the
Worlds Suprem-
~ acy
PEEVED AT HENDERSON'S
ANNOYING ATTITUDE
Writes Letter Asking for a
Chance to Regain
IL HOnOrs

Newell Banks, OF this city. ex-check.
er champion OF America, il out with
q def to Henderson, who won the
title at Cedar Point. but whom Banks
had previously defeated in a match
OF % games by score OF 4 TO 3 and
AS draws. The following letter ex-
plains the situation as viewed FROM
Banks standpoint:
u saw not long ago an article In a
recent issue of Chicago paper Ia
which my position was stated as re.
CARDS the worlds title, held by Mr..
Henderson This article seems en-,
tirely uncalled for. as | have quoted
Eothmg in written articles to that ef.
fec, but have said would challenge
for the worlds championship provid-
ing Messrs. Jordan, Stewart, Felrie
and Henderson would get together
pnd decide the championship and give
as champion whom the entire world
wonld recognize as such Mr.. Hen
deuon is considered the American
Champion and all America recognizes
him. although ! never played him a
game In the recent American tourney
at Cedar Point and he has yet to SHOW
the world he is my superior in match
The Detroit times., 1912-11-01

IUIh IIIIVWV VIII
IN n year or SO
while Jake Stahl
may convert him
self into n bench
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-29

WE have little use for that class
OF democratic papers that one must
read for months or even years be-
fore he can decide which side OF
the fence they are on politically
We want and the party needs pa
pers that proclaim democracy bold
and fearlessly in every issue. That
class of democratic papers are edu-
Gators and help to build up the par
ty organization. The other class
are On hand only when the bag is
open or little coin is in sight to be
divided up. There has not been
an issue Of The Dawn in twenty
years that did not inform the read
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&c paper. and it has not been nee
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out that fact. The Dawn has been
regular in season and ont of sea-
son, it walks up to the rack hay or
no hav, has passed through sun
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to the breeze the flag of democracy
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WOMAN AND THE BALLOT.

/ am not one Of those who be-
lieye suffrage should be confer
red Oh any individual because he
is a man or denied any individ-
ual because she j. woman
The duty Of suffrage should be
conferred solely with reference
to the needs Of good and wise
government. and women are
quite a well able 10 deal with
such issues as men Nor am ]
one Of those who believe that the
polling place * unfit for a good
woman to frequent II this
should be so IL must be changed
or the republic cannot endure.
Still less do I agree with the de-
grading argument that suffrage
should be conferred uron WON
en- becau use it will benefit them
Suffrage must be duty ana not
a privilege DIR Talcoti vii
liams. Director Of Pulitzer School
Of journalism
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To the voters of Kittitas County,

To the voters of kittitas County.
Washington;
am a candidate for the Office of
State Senator for the thirteenth SEN
atorial District, embracing the coun-
ties OF Chelan and Kittitas, subject
to the action of the repu bilcan voters
at the primaries TO b. held Sept.
10. 1912.
During the past four years, while
representing you in the Senate Of
the State. | have endeavored at all
times to advocate those measures
which | deemed Of aid and import
ance to the people Of my senatorial
district; and in the future. if elect
ed, | shall continue to guard the
interests OF my constituents to the
very best of my ability, and serve
them as efficiently and faithfully as
lies in my power.
Very respectfully.
j. q. SMITHSON.
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Blamed A Good Worker.

81 balmed my heart for severe dis
tress in my left side for two years."
writes w. Evans, Danville, Va, but
know now it was Indigestion, as
DR.. Kings New Life Pills completely
cured me-" Best for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles, constipation,
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We are authorized 10 announce teh
candidacy OF Fred Gilmour for the
office OF county Treasurer TO sue
coed himself, subject to the action
Of the democratic party al the pri-
mary election
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CONGRESS adjourned at 4:3O
Monday afternoon. The appro-
priations for 1913 amount TO 81, :
019, 626, 1886. or 81 ,O46, 1873 less
than for 1912 and s21 900, 900 be-
low the estimates.
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We r authorized TO zannounoe the
cndidscy 10 q W. Eldred for commits
sioner OF the 3rd District Of kittits
col nty. subject TO the elton OF TIL
democrtie party at the September
priuries
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We r authorized 10 announce the
cndidzey Of Mrs orpho L Barley
for the office Of County School Sup
erint-ndent OF common schools Of
kittits County. subject OF the eI-
pressed viii OF the rspubicn party
the primary election sept 10Th.
1912
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! hereby nnounce myself a. can
didte for the office Of Sheriff OF Kit
tits County, subject TO the action Of
the republican party al the primary
election Sept 10, 1912.
JOHN BOWERS
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PAID ADVERTISING

We are authorized TO announce
that c. c.. Thomas. of Gle Elum,
is candidate for County Assessor
on the democratic party, subject TO
the action OF that party in the pri-
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hereby Announce myself a. ozn-
diozte for the office Of oolnIy ooro-
ner. sub5ee, 10 the republican pm
mary Of sept 10 1872
w. & BRILEY
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| hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of county assessor, to
succeed myself, subject to the re-
publican primaries, Sept. 10.
c.. c. ESTREM.
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wish TO announce my candida
cy for the Office of Auditor of Kit
titas county, subject to the action
of the democratic party at the pri-
mary election, Sept. 10, 1912.
H. NJ. BALDWIN.
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| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of repre-
sentative of Kittitas county, subject
to the democratic primary election
of Sept. 10, 1912.
JOHN n. FAUST.
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! hereby nnounos ny e&DdidAe! FOR
the o.fioe o. ProseeI ting Attorney.
hitiits County. Washington. scb!ee,
70 the rsp1blien primaries, sept 10.
1912
2 4. KERN
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We are authorized TO announce the
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for the office OF County Assessor
subject TO the republican primary OF
September 10. 1912.
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hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office of State Senator for
the 18th senatorial district, embrac-
ing the counties of Chelan and Kit
titas, subject to the action of the
democratic voters at the primaries
to be held Sept 10, 1912.
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l hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the state lrgisla-
ture from Kittitas county, subject
to the republican primaries, Sept.
10, 1912. J. c. HUBBELL.
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Washington Democrat Papers

FoIloxinx L. LIST o. The ce0o-
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ton
Press. WzrsrTlls-
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Examiner. Colvills
Democrat Tacoma
Couno1er. ColtzK
Tines S-dro- WoolsF-
The Dawn. ELensburg
Standard. Olympia
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CHAS. BULL.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of represen-
tative of the 10Th district, subject
TO the action of the democratic pri-
maries, Sept. 10. 1912.
JOHN S. KILLMOUR,
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hereby announce my candidacy
for county clerk, subject to the
democratic primaries, Sept. 10.
J. A. CRIMP.
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A. l.. Slemmons announces his
candidacy. for prosecuting attorney
on the democratic ticket, at the
primaries. Sept. 10, 1912.
A. L. SLEMMONS.
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JOHN n. FAUST.

| hereby announce my candidacy
for county commissioner, third dis
trict, Kittitas county subject to the
republican primaries, Sept. 10.
w. D. BRUTON
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We are s1tho1iIed 70 knoolnce IL
candidacy o. Howard Garrison or
rAe o:tlce o. Prosecuting AttorntH
=. bsAc, TO the action off l. demo
cratic party AZ the primary eleeiiG-
70 be hel5 SEPT 10 1919
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hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office OF representative from
the 10Th legislative district. subject
to the democratic primaries. Sept.
10, 1912.
GII NS Dill
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l hereby announce my candidacy
for representative, nineteenth dis
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republican primaries, September 10
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We are authorized to announce
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We z-s authorized - Gnno11oe n
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PAID ADVERTISING

We x-e x1tha-lsed - x1snoGact thf
candidacy o. s z German - = -
css,6 himself to- THE attsoe .. >hersil
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II =. he'd Sent 10 1914
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hereby announce my candida
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of the 18th district, composed of
Chelan and Kittitas counties, sub
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party, Sept. 10, 1912.
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Farm Loans

Having connections with some of the
largest foreign and domestic loaning
companies. We are prepared to make
loans on good irrigated farm property
in amount from 1000. 90 to ST., 900. 90.
Business transacted through us will
have careful and experienced attention.
The Bank of Ellensburg,
The Oldest Bank in the County
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We are sltho-ir%o to R1nS@ ne
thar l. J. Rass IS S8-efoEte toT
county co-ooH- s-t9ect - the aet4on
O. tn Republican party n The AZ
ms rhlu- E-lEs-y
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We Az Eltha-lEc5 - k8no1nsc thc
uAa5i5Esy .. Wi-hAu Nsw'stTorn -
= cces.5 himself for the ottsoS -
county sie-k. suegeci 10 The action
.. 1hs regahsia4n party 81 the pm
nary election o. SEPT "a. lsls-
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The Model Kitchen

THE model kitchen is one that saves :
l. may fill big room with the mot ~
conveniences Your kitchen, none n
will be failure if you must be on yourisd
ually and walk from place to place to do y'uu
Save steps, If you will keep this
mind you can have an ideal kitchen easily 49,.
are renting an old house, are planning ~
After all, the sides and walls of kitchens ~
alike The successful kitchen is one in vhxats
rangement inside "saves steps"
The chief distinction between a modem, ~
kitchen and the treadmill kind is in the ueb
the work table. Everything in a modern ~
kitchen centers around this table. In the oes
kitchen the work table stood in corner o. *
with all the supplies tucked av ay in othes
that one had to 60 from one end of the fo'e 4
other several times in preparing meal ~
up after it.
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DIFFICULTIES.

Difficulties strengthen the mind
as labor the body. Seneca.