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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18

A man out in Santa Monica, Call
saws he has invented compound to
prevent roosters from growing.
Somebody ought to get over there
Quick and smash that invention with
an axe, says the Savannah News
With eggs retailing at three cents
apiece and worse, our contemporary
thinks it is no time to be tampering
with the ROSTERS feelings or priv
ileges.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18

A Macon man is suing a bottling
company for $1,000 damages just
because there was a dead mouse in
the bottle containing soft drink,
which he did not discover until 1t
was too late. A former citizen OF
Dawson was paid 800 for the same
thing. He could have, perhaps, got
a thousand for the asking, and has
wanted to employ kicking machine
ever since.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18

The treasury of New York state
has been sweetened to the extent OF
S1.1OO.462. this being the amount OF
the transfer tax on the estate OF
John Arbuckle, the famous coffee
king. which inventoried over $3O,-
600 900. The money has just been
paid in, and is the largest single tax
VET received under the inheritance
tax law.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18
The South'S New
Industry.

Whenever we make
everything we use-and
use everything we make,
we will be the richest and
happiest people on earth.
We are on the way
no better shoes for men
are to be had than King
Bee" and easy Street"
made in the Red Seal
Shoe factory in Georgia.
You can buy either of
these shoes in many lasts
we suggest that you
ask your shoe man to
show you two new lasts,
ETY. Cobb cred Rock. %
Both have the right
"feel" and will wear a
long time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18
Notice to the Public

This is to put the public on notice
that for a consideration have dele
gated TO c. S. Lee all the hunting
privileges in what is known as the
Lee hammock in the Fourth district,
this county, and in future he will ex-
ercise every right of ownership in
that respect. w. W. LEE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18

c. P. Lee, one of the best known
citizens of Walton County, Ca,
states: 81 am now rs years old and
have had kidney trouble many years.
had rheumatic pains in my legs,
and my back gave me great pain. 1
took Foley Kidney Pills, and will say
frankly that they have given me
more real benefit than anything 1
have ever taken" Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18

Mrs. ]. J. Wilson, living near
Gainesville, Ca, was troubled with
a terrible cough. She says: cat
night I would cough and cough so
could not sleep well. After taking
one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
4 Compound 1 was entirely well and
coughed no more. Last winter my
title two year old girl had whooping
cough and we gave her Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound, and she soon
got we'll" Dawson Drug Co.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18

The Cordele Rambler hears that
Thomas Hardeman is already spoken
of for congress in 1914. Well, now
who is Thomas Hardeman?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18

Blease has won another victory in
South Carolina. His candidate has
been elected attorney general.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-18

McCollum is framing every fourth
picture free.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11

aud auf Dem @ebicte Der Qinoerflci.
Der iibernls be1ehrt III. Defenders fir
tcfierc Serbittrod,t. Ticie aIeioer
iin0 meiit bon rci5enbcr Rad,ort,
inio 6ei a1er ginfod,beit bod bodit
@hic" mo flriblnm. Der Nod lit nc.
mobnIiG nit mcbrcren5 dumcu obpr.
bul6 ocS 5ilbiaumes ollSariiattet uno
rinaslm in Seiten.g liiiee deIeat.
Gle proftiidIc Riltter miro b%criteben,
oob ore 3Grme siim 3nsde Der Der.
lGnoesun1 ocs aleibcS, ipcnn 6ls
Sinh wddit, ha iino.
Gin @iirteI bon rotbern @atentfc.
Der ooer gerippter SeiSe ntihliei,t
in Der Heoel Sie Gainc. Ole 9louie
tot IN Den meiiten ,SGlcn ciucn brci.
ten SdnIterfroaen pom eiocien Ma.
terioI. Der nit elmer @orOiire bon no.
thcrS tidcrci ntS1eitnttet lit uno
5luiidcn Dem born cir Dofc BON Stem.
lid idperer crelnaforbi0cr SpiBe
tihtbar lit.
@au0d.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11

GaitiIicifc in iebr bcibem @oiier aut
riibre Dies itoumig, i9iitte foIieS
@oiier bn5u uito noid)e baraus Die
@esenitGnoe poriidtis aus, ipil. is
un0 5iebe iie ourdj glaumaiier. Rad.
benz peroen iie 10 LANCE felt in ipeiBe
Glider gcrpidelt, bob Die iflimmite
6eldtigfeit berau5 III. Damn poriid.
Zig luf Der linfsn Seite (lnb no bies
nift gebt. unter ibergeIegtem 3lid)
biigeln. Dos Glen uidjt beiber ais
unbeOinat notbia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
alms benz Heidb Der Wtpoe
mnb Weienidjaft.

gse gort. q. eeptember.

Nem Dorf, 81. September.
r Menn Die Saiion Jung it, aibt cs
fbes Neuen in SiIae mo IilQe. lie
Northumberland entioltetgG iithen Der
PSdonbeit uno @Icoal3. Gle aleioer
tbabrn iclie 9inicn. Die g~eioIlen ODER
smibfolen. Tie 9louicn npiien cine
EWerfdieoenbeit Der Qetoils oit 0ie
Mic In Die Durocrite Rei6e Der MIN.
fdensmertben Mooen iteOt. firr5, eS
tpibt Scenes nod ieoer Riftitng bin.
EHrotben TT So fir %bieieui0prL bic
Eoie nenen @ooene ioraiaItig onaID.
tjiren. nifts, mas gdn5lifl mbefnmt
1p1re.
Die 3leioer umfaiicn gcriiie 2ii.
Inc. bic mir idon Dor elmer Sniion.
hpenn riht ldnger, ais f~eititebenoe
EWooen g%efannt babcn, nno Die Site,
Etpenneleih oieiplbcn biibihcr ii1O oils
Die, fino nidt abfolilt oripineQ in Ser
Horm. Gle @arnirun9en limo in bic.
Hen Sdllcn poiitip nru, Defenders ole
lT~efornticuen fir toilorSiite, gs lit
tfpnnocrbdr, ipie biel Chic Die Ellb.
shnofarinncn oieien Siitcn fir aage.
hneine srudt bei5uIssen getpuBt; unO
ebenio 6emerfensirertb lit e8, BOB fol.
DE Siite bGufia 10 ousnefiiBrf tins.
Dab ie fir balbiorme1e 3lpede geeig'
met iino.
Man nebmc, sitm geiipiel. sic f(ci-
flcn 8elour. un6 MGuiciea, Site, Die
IBu tnilor.aoitumcn getraaeu lreroen.
IgSenn fiji auto- 3lpefe beitimmt. iit0
Ibieieiben oarnirt nit %eii3elnen sc.
Der /. 5aneieS" ooer a%llsaeiran3tem
EQ'nno. NIT Grabt Jeitcift tmO aufredjt
EbingeieIlt 70 Oab iolde Site nie Ell
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11

ne 5eoer.G ~eforntinn mirfen, rno
ebenfomobl bnlb-formellen 3ipeden
pieaen fonneu, mic fir itrenge tailor.
Erodt.
Cine anbsre neuartige Decoration
IN eiiiocn Der NIT ~gerippter Seips
be0edten nto nit gltlaS ooer Gam.
met befleiSeteR Site, lit pnn Spite
Srsnias4s.!, Die mt 3robt aeiteift mo
tuie Elm iehr grobcr 5liigel aeformt,
an Der einen Seite oes Suites aii1e-
bradlt HI. Sie lit am Guberiten 9ano
Der 0rdmpe ongcbra6t tub be6eft
faft gan5 Die aroue.
Gebr arobe Site non idiparSem
WtIos ooer5 ammet limo iiberoils mo.
Tern fiji clegantc 3nede. ulo finb
III Der MpoeI III ileher MlQnier gar
1iirt. 9robe 4oien. Irapirlngen Ron
Net, Eager non pliiiirtcm gtef, yfo.
fen In Chiffon aebettet etc. ale oieic
1::ao ipiinidensmerthe @arniturer.
3uei ODER orei 9iei1eu bon iein
pliilIrtem Geiocnbano al eiuen flo.
fctten fleinen Gommetbnt reprdien.
tircn cine bci iron5Giiifen Iubnla-
herinnen iebr Eelicbte Narnitur.
.8ierinit uerbunoen itio nieIleidlt Slpei
acrdoe fIeinc Streifcn BON Idlnor5em
@ommtt, bsnen Elm iteifsr 9alt seaes
scr. iliD bic nit aliSgciran,ter Gel.
&c ilmronoet iin0. 9aS p~IiiIirtc 9on5
III an her dnhcrcn geitc oes Ran6eS
l~sitgendbt. unb bfe Gammst quits"
fiito an Der eincn Geitc orrauairt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11

-
ben runo ailSeeiduittencn &oIs, nn6
ilunr III 0os lettere Genre cntidIe.
Ben Oecoaete. @dbreno Der lebtcn
pnor Sabre mdren Die Ausihnitte
bon icbr hcidei6cnen Gimeniionen,
BON jebt ah ie0od) fonncli mir Der.
bliiifcuoe GuSitealmaen e%rparten.
IA Die Iorm Oes An5ifniits Serari
it, 6Ii onS aIeiO i'm Riideu pitt IS.
her IT. ais born, merocn Ghultcr.
bl1tter etipoS icbr MiooerncS perocn.
gon fiinitleriidem StonSmtnft aus.
miro 0ns Bib elmer biibifcn 5ran
in oecoade Gin icbr oniprehenoes
ietn, mchr ais latten @inter, mo scr
Iusitnitt meber Bo6 ned nieorig
iDor.
aQerIiebitc aleiSer fir gormit.
togs5pede in Sal6s9 Tailor Munisr aes
drbeitet, trifft man ulter ben ncle,
item Gr3euoniiie Der aleiOcrmad)er.
funit al. 0irielbcn limo aus Icidtem
@oQitoff %ongefertiot, nor1ug3lpeiic
ans geItreiftcm Serqe. Gon Oieicr
art lit oas in unierer 6ritten g6biI.
buntg porgeiaGrte @obcll. 3as alciO
eutbebrt abdeiehen oon einiaen Gel.
benfnopien n1b etlpos 8niiepcilirlmJ
bon idtpor8er 5eiOe jeber @arnitur
Die Dies bei geitreiftan Raterial
mebr o6er mcniger immer Der Sail
lit. Gie beridieOere San0babung Der
Stretfen in Den perihieoelten 8bei.
len III an fih 9drnitur.
60 lit sum 8eiipiel oaS Strange.
ment Der Ioiae, bel Der int oberen
GbeiIc Die Streifen i9rdg larieL
m1bren6 lie i'm tnterelL mieoerarti.
gen Sbeil ienfredt LAUREN, bon eigel,.
nrtig biibider @irfung. Giniad Dor.
nebm lDirft Der Rod, NIT elmer eili.
3igen fSalte on Der Seite uno einem
3iemli6 6reiteu 5ilBinlm
Gin rei8e1loe8, fleine5 Nobel lit
Der Sltt ans ihmor5em Sommct.
Ger duBere Rono lit ben1bt nit PHI.
iirtem Seioenban0. Die Gorniiur
beIteht ans 3lpei Quilts" bon Som.
met, Die nit Grinoline aeitrcift unO
nit ausaefraBter Seioc unlranoet
limo,
Die neilmo6iifcn 3immeriaden,
Die Die STEELE Der biSber ic popuIdren
4iinonos einnebmet, 5cigen 6eit1ni-
Dig nene 6nrnlet un6 neue Details
in Der ausiiibrung. @n 0oS aimono
genna6nen 0ieie Saden MIR iebr fpe.
mig, boditens IN Der Norm Ger @er.
incl, nn6 a1tb bier lit bQitfig faltnt
elnc Inbelttltng norbonoan. 9otuit
ioa aber nidt gcfaqt icin, DAB Scr
9imono.4ermel iif inter nnicrn
Mo6e6omen niGt INNER nod groBer
9eliettbeit erfreut. Sie leue {3int.
meriade ooerSouSjade fat einpn ie6r
9efGaigen Sdnitt, mo mirft bel
@eitem nidt 10 mt3geiproden ais
Regligen, mic boS ainlono cS thut.
IS feblt ielten Der @iirte( Der in Ser
&eacl bon loie gefnIteter 3ei6e ut6
an Der Seite gcfnptet lit. 2lbcr aud
tpenn fem @iirtel porbon0en. lit ou3
IN Ser SoiQenlinie anidlie-
bend. Der o>tSgeiAuittene &ols lit
Ireiit bon cincm NoGont ulngeGen, boS
in idrdqer 2inie iif his sltin Biirtel,
linn ron bort qeraOe, biS gum 9fano
Der Snfe fortictt
Serae lit Elm @%futeri1l, oos nift
MIR fir grfrofie1e obenon orf Ser
mobiider stofie iteDt, iouberlt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11

pn iie i'm &Iat gebolteu perSen
Ourdl einc biibi6c Sdnalle bon Ga.
badnn.
Gie bieredioelL 6reiedigen unO
ahnlid)cn Gillette in &ilten, Die i6r
grihcinen inter oen crften !Ser6it.
moben maften, Tdeinsn beFimmt
geipeicn 81 iein, Die iiber-popilarGu
8npeu 3u bertrcter. 8nhr lit ooB
bieiclben oGgemein fleioiam iinb, lie
criheinen ieboh in oltfercrbentlid
biqigem Natcrial ms @ornitur Ill.
ter ben .reaop mabc" Iooeqen, mas
iie iiIr Die 3pefa ser eIeQanten Iralt
Die cine 8orlieGc fir 9inge ouBcr
Dem 9erei6 oe8 @em0hnliflen 9at,
unqecignet mndt.
Merliebite &leiSer fir 9admit.
toaS-, @eiuds. utb Motinees 3lpede
iiuo hott eIegalltcn aleioernla6erin
men o~usoeItellt. Giniae 6oben oen
neuen RrdgensGffett, tpG6renb anbes
re nift MIR goit3 obne arogen iino,
ioroern Inn Den Snls tief geidlibt
iino. 8ieie 9I0Bc oeS Sales lit qllt
.ooer aud nidt gut, oo9 ga u1iere
8rauen iid) i6on an oen Oeonqe[ ct.
ncr SaGsbehefltug oelp0bnt ba6cn,
fonnen tie better obne aragen fcrtig
iperoen. @ebt man an einem faltcn
Soge aus, ben SAILS umtpifclt nit eli.
ner Boa BON 6ebern ooer Mnrabout
10 fam man llh iiberoits leid)t cr.
fdlten, ipenn Die @oa obgenolnncn
Gin aGerIiebitcS aleio fir WIa.
tinee. 3pefe ieben Die 2eierinnen in
l%inierer eriten 3lluitration. Morqui.
iette nit 5eioenItreifcn bent ais
Waterial uno 3tpor lit es hos Or.
ranaement Der Streifen Dem bos
alcib bailptid6Iih feline ggirfung
neroanft.
Sm unteren She'll oes 9fodes, bel.
mebr Dem eieentlihenRod laufen Die
bori3ontal, oo8 heita rings.
lrm Die Singer, mabrcn6 Gunifa nn0
9louientaiQe oieieIben in Ienfredteu
allfmeiien. Gas Material nes
unteren R~odtbeiles, Dem groBe Sci.
eenblumen ein0etuo6en limo, lit bo.
ber borolren.artig periponht.
0os Bnnnier ODER ole Gunifa, Die
itnten gefhIibt it, iii oben nit flei.
men 3ierfnopfen gornirt.
Die Iaiae lit allsgeItnttet NIT eli.
breiten Spibenfraaen unb elmer
bon irethelr, gef1lteten Ret.
Ger groBe Siit lit bon idmarsem
uto gdrnirt nit GoieL Die in
gebettet limo.
Sir Diner. 3mefe lit oas in uuie.
RET 5ineitcu abhilbung gcseigte Mo.
oea. lleberoils einfad) in Sen llmrii,.
lit hoSielbe bod bon elegonter
y8irfung. @cmniterte Seine in Ser.
.binoung nit gIotter Scioe biIoet oaS
3tpqi Sd~ottirunoen
Braun ipeiit oasicIbc altf @iirtel.
Goiiepoilirnng rno baS Wlniter ser
iino in Der 0nnfleren Gdat.
aebaltenL mabrcno Ser rntere
Die Ginfaiinno unn oos SIC.
plum born bon Der belleren Seioe
iinb.
Die Standardization, bic bic 9niae
aornircn limb init flciuen brauncu
an6pfcii befeht.
Wcrpouis1noiat nfro Der annig
bnrd einen Sut bon acrippter Seioe,
anrnirt nit nfeihfnrhinef1 lnnern
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
Werfhn al 1T.

Sanollmasreiienner ,sSel,te mar
id minbeitcnS in finnf3ig SduIertt.
cine MIR cine cin5ige 9eiieauna SIT
~friegenl"
SEER: IA fii1reltSic nohI ihled.
te @oare24
% nein, Die 2ellte baban ia irii.
her ale idlon einmaI bon ms be5o-
gen!l" :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11

Sante Srout luar fir fur6e 3eit in
Der 6amilie ibres @ruoerS, oes sc.
riGtsratbes aern, 8t 9eil,d), 3os
NOR ale Sabre einmal Der 6aa uno
fonnte idNuer uingangen nerbelt. aber
.ongencbnt mar es nidt, benn Iantc
Iralit fiigte iid niht reft III has
Milieu oieies Sauies. sic besriii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
Bn God 6inans.

aus Dem geomtepIeben BON
81. Sottner- @refe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-17
LAND WILL Be
OPEN TO ENTRY
NOTICES or ACTION o. raE CON.
MISSIONER Or rllE UuI uIl0I
LAND osrICE m RECEIVED AT
I.AKEvIEw OsvsC.

Sons laAA which was vttAdrawn
iron satry - . result Of the sstab-
lishnsat Of The klamath rselamation
|projsct vii - thrown open to entry
February lsG The following notice
has bssa received here:
The Aoaorsbls commissioasr of the
|esasrai iaad Once has ADVISED this
|eGcs that On December .. lsl3. The
ant assistant secretary Of tAs interior
directed the rsssoratioa frea he for
nsT vishdrswai for the Klamath re-
lsnatioa project. Of various lands. the
'oaly Of vhich b vacant:
swk swk. section 20; NJ Nv
y. Sen Nwk. section IS. township
- south. range - east. and 81 NE
=. NEk Nwk. EN- sen. section ..
tovnship ~ south. range ~ east.
willanssts meridian.
TAsss laads viii not become sub-
jsct TO settlement until . .. =. q
February I. 1919. not to satsy. aliAs
OF selection unsil . .. n. OF March ..
1919. at the UAitsd states land once
at Laksvtsw. 0rsgoa-
wasnias = sxprssly given that no
psrsoa vtll - psrnitts1 - ssin o.
szsrciss aay night vhstsvss under
any ssttlsasst and satsy ana PRIOR to
February I. 1919. all sueh ssssisasst
and oecupatioa bslAs foebsddss. In
tsa1iAs settlers ere also varnod %
ascertain the status oe Tie surveyed
lands ~ inquiry ae The losal lasd
lands b inquiry st the Ioeal laAd
once before making ssttIsnsat thsrs-
q. Persoas hol4ins valid subsissiAs
rights. initiated psiee 70 ths with
drswsI Of the land. aad Who have
maintains1 their ssttIsasat % the
lands. VIII b allowed preference
rights to make entry on the lands
settled In accordance with sxistins
Law and regulations. Very respect
fully.
A. ". ORION. Rsgistsr.
?. p. CRoNNEMII.LER. Receiver.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-17

% is's worth hssens. rs worth ~
surfing. see Chiicoes ~ am Mais
direct. o. phone 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-17
Of
TEAM PUZZLES
toornAi.L COACH MAS NOT nErl.
NlrHl.y pECiDED VINO VIII.
RErRSsExr rms CITY IN mas
kErnALl, 0AMEs

! Despite tho disappointment felt ou
account Of the postponsment OF their
northward trip. the msmbsrp of the
basketball squad Of the high school
have not lost any Of their enthusiasm.
Instead. they are Of the opinioa that
after month more OF practice. and q
few games with the town team. they
will b . much more formidable AZ.
Wresation when they visit Msdford,
Cottage Grove. Dallas and other Ore.
gon towns.
Just who viii play ON the team 10 .
question that b pushing Coach e. ".
Morrow. - al OF the boys are show
ins splendid form. To determine the
question. . game will bs played the
latter part Of the week between two
teams picked from the squad.
There h plenty Of good material
for guard positions. u there are no
less than seven candidates. and they
are ell doing good work. Boiler.
Nall and Riess Of lest years squad
are coatsndcrs for their old places at
guard. and stuart. nayass. McCor.
mick and resss ssek to wiA out over
them.
The contest Tor forwards hes mar
roved down to hssnsf. Carter. Nosl.
Smith and Hsrn. All Of tksn display
spssd and clsvsrnssa The esasse 20
sition rests between Stanley and No
Clurs.
The boys Of the school are not the
only baskstball snthasiasts. - the CO.
eds are praeticins twice . week. and
are bsconins highly proaeieat At the
basket game. Hassi Manning. who
70 manager Of coed Basketball. has
announced that tvo or three teams
viii BE- chosen. and that the girls will
play whenever the hisA school avS
plays In this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-17
tfato AoveSuseucup
nose STOPPED Up
VITA cAIARRH
4 COMMON sHNsE TREATMENT
FOR GUILDS AND CAfARRM.
GIVES INSTANT REl.IEv

No matter how miserable you are
with casarrh or = cold In the head.
nose stopped up. throat sore. eyes
running. DUH pain In the head. dry
cough. fever. foul breath. Ely's srsam
balm will give you instant relief.
II ssss right as the root Of the trou.
BILE. elsansss. heals and strengthens
the raw. sore msmbranss. stops the
nasty discharge 90 that you are not
cons: antly blowing the nose and spit
tias. In . few minutes after applied
you can just fesl Il doing ~ work OF
clearing the head. the pain and sore
nsss are rsiisve1. the breathing -
comes natural and the stuffed ap feel.
ing is soss. Thb clssnsins. healing.
antisspsic Balm contains no mercury.
cocaine OF other harmful drugs. Il b
easy 70 apply. pisasaat 10 uss. aad
never fails 10 sivs relief. even II the
worst casss.
Never neglect . cold. and doa't
suffer the misssiss oe catassh nor dis-
gust yosr frtsads With your hawkine.
splitting and foul breath. Get . 80
cent bottle Of Eiy's Cream Balm from
your druggist. and start the treat
ment at once. You will md that Il
Will bs the best Investment you over
made.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-17
ANTELOPE ROAM
N LAKE COUNTY
not An UNUSUAL TulN0 10 sIE
So IN 4 alx0LE nAND-sT u
CLAIMED THAT THEY ARE NOT
wEl.L PnO9nCTID

Antelope ere unusually numerous
In 0uano valley Ia Lake county this
winter. secosding 70 Niks Sullivan. .
prominent sheep nan. Who has just
returned from there. He declares
that II h nothing unusual TO ses 500
OF them In . band. They are not Wild.
and would fall easy prey to anyone
Who desired to shoot them.
IL 10 claimed that Lake eounty is .
natural breeding ground Of the mule
tall deer and antelope. but that the
animals are not protected.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-17
HEARST TELLS
ABOUT LETTERS
PUBLlsuER sAYs HE SECURED
sOAaE OF THE DOCUllENTs
YROM LONDON AUrnOR-0II.
WEIR CnOss-ExAAGINEs nIn


Unltoo Pres 0oSvteo
WARRINGTON. D. c.. Dec. H.
DECLARING that hs had secured incrfm-
mating letters vhich passsd between
John d. ArchboId and nsnbsss Of
congress from John EDDY. tho Lon
don author. william Randolph Hearst
testified before the committee probing
~ campaign costsibutioas this morn
Ing Hearst dsclarsd that his nasa-
sine sstains copies ef u unDsblihhsl
lsttsss. The committee demanded
that these lsttsrs b submitted. 70
'ssthsr With photographs eopiss Of
sons Of Arehbol1's ailsgsl eerrs-
spondsncs.
Senator Oliver cscss-sxaminsd the
publisher. who denied that hs had
bought the letters. He would not
state how he had secured them.
Hearst declared that EDDY haA sub
mittsd the letters 70 him vhsa the
Indspsndsncs League was started. ~
ltsvins that the publicatlen would cid
The movement He denied that he
had rewarded EDDY. He admitted
hat he had several Letters h his pos |
'sssioa showias that Senator yosaker
aad repaid ths nonsy II was alleged
y had borrowed from ArchboId.
NJ. and Hfl D. =. HSyf returned |
~ nisht fson nAsls PolnA vhsrs
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-29
MOVIES" MAKE PROGRESS.

one is not surprised to learn from
the consular reports that moving pic
lures are making Roadway in popular
favor in the progressive countries OF
the world.
Human nature is human nature and
an institution that has proved SO
popular in this country was bound TO
prove popular i'm other countries where
people resemble Americans in their
tastes for amusement. But it is sur
prising to learn that the movies" are
enjoying great favor in out Of the
way corners. and that much the same
kind of pictures are popular there
as here.
A recent report shows that such
countries as Turkey. Egypt. India,
Japan and China have developed a
marked taste for the film pictures. and
that the American made films dealing
largely with American subjects enjoy
the most marked approval. This is
true except i'm the case Of Japan.
where the general opinion prevails
that the American actors arc inferior
10 lnNSt OF Quiet HNAAihAlo- A'NN NAAN
japanese demand pictures Of herOism
in preference to all others. and AmCri-
can humor pleases them not at all.
As evidence of the distance that the
moving picture has travelled since IL
left its original habitat and of the
strange world hooks to which il has
penetrated a report from the United
States consul at Apia, Samoa, declares
that moving pictures come TO that
town several times year from Aus
tralia They remain in Apia month
and are then transferred 10 the Fiji
or Tonga groups. where the natives
evince tho same interest in the enter
tainments that their more civilized
brethren display.
II the moving pictures have con-
quered the Fiji islanders it can be
truly said that they have conquered,
the world. No people are SO savage,
so remote from the cultivation Of civil
lization as TO be able TO Withstand
their wonderful fascination.