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Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
AR YRA ANT MAR
so KANALAI?

! Mirus garsiam astrono<,
mui Schiaparello, klausi1
mas apie buvima ant plane-
ftos Marso kanalq, kuriu
pastarasis buvo tyrinetoju
if atradeju, likosi nustum-
tas uzpakalin. Neziurint
to, ellie mokslinciQ astrono-
mq tese ir toliaus pradetus
Schiaparello tyrinejimus; gi
is kitos puses pastarojo
priesininkai neperstoja ko-
voje prizes ta jo teorija,
stengdamies priparodyti,
kad taip vadinamieji kama
lai ant Marso yra optikine
klaida, ar darbas netiketu
ant planetos perversmlQ, bet
nekuomet ne darbas kokil
ten gyvuojanciQ sutverimq,
turinciq moksla. Pastaruo-
jn laiku vienas isgarsiu dam
giskQ kunu tyrinetojq, prof.
Titken, isreiske tame klau-
slime savo nuomone, CANA
neabejotino turinio, skilty-
Sc zinomo laikrascio "Sci-
ence".
Butent, jis tvirtina, kad
abelnas klausimas marsi-
|niu kanalu dar tuno to-
kioj apyrubei kad apie tel
singa jo isrisima negal but
nei kalbos, ir viskas, kas tik
apie tai kalbama, reik skai-
tyti uz fantazijq. Toki
nuosprendi, taip nesvelnu
uztikrintojams buvimo ka-
nalp, prof. Titken patvirti-
ma, visupirmu, dideliu skir-
tumu, kokis yra ta1p ligi
Siam laikui padirbtq Marso
fotografiju ir mapu. Taip,
jaigu sulygiisim 40 fotogra-
flu Marso, kurias pagarsi-
no paskutiniam lake zino-
mas Marso tyrinetojas, prof.
Lowell, su taippat nesenai
pagarsintais braizziiniaisirfo-
tografijomis garsaus visatos
tyrinetojo astronomo Anto-
niadi - tai nerasim tarp ju
net aplamo ruozq panasu-
mo. Is tokios taigi MEDIA
gos, nuomone Titkeno, svar-
blu patarymu negalima tu-
ret, jei tik sapnuoti apie
moksliska fantazija. Bea--
bejones, uztarejai teisingo
buvimo marsiniu kanalu, ne
pasiliks kaltais neatsakius~
Stems uzmetinejimams, nors
augsciau privestus argu-
mentus nelengvai duosis su-
musti. Tuopat laiku klausi-
mas gyvavimo ant Marso
zmoniq, ar kokiu gyvunu =
darosi kas-kartas abejoti+
nesnis.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-07-11
VOKIETIJA IR HO-
LANDIJA.

iVokietijos politika If lai-
krastija jokiuo budu negali
pamirsti Holandijos karalie-
nes pasielgimo jai viesint
Paryzziuje
Holandijos karaliene Vii
helmina nesenai aplanke Pa
ryziu. Francijos preziden-
tas JOS pagerbimui buvo pa
renges oficiali banketa, ku-
riame karaliene Vilhelmina
prakalbejo i susirinkusius
augstuosius Francijos valdi-
ninkus, dekodama uz ju
prielankuma ir pridurius
tarp kitko sekancius 70
dzihs: ''esu labai isdidi, kad
mano gislose plauko francu-
ziskas kraujas''.
Tasai sakinys akimirkoj
pasieke Berlyna ir is ten is
sisklaide po visa Vokietija.
Visa Vokietijos laikrastija
ema diskutuoti tuos istartus
karalienes zodzius. Vokiski
dienraseiai neatsizvelgiant
j politine pakraipa sajaus-
mingai pnilnena Vilhelmi-
mai, kad visa vokieciu tauta
jai visuomet buvus atsida-
vus, apglebdama ja neapri-
buota pagarba, o tarpe able
ju viespatysciQ santykai bu-
We kuogeriausi, nesuterstijo-
kiuo politiniu debeseliu.
Primena jai toliau ta at
mintina diena, kuomet Am
sterdame pilmusyk papuos-
ia karaliskuoju vainiku, pa
~togi DANA, mokejo link sa-
yes pritraukti visa Vokieti-
ia, kuri tuomi buvus labai is
didi, juo labiau, kad sau Wy
"a Observation-Disclosures
ii.
O dabar ta kraujo rysi,
kuris jungia ja su vokiecill
tauta, sutrauke, be atzvil-
gio net j savokunigaikstivy
ra, be atzvilgio savo visuo-
tina simpatija, kokia, vi
sais laika4e turejus Vo-
kietijojes @puldama gle
bin nuolatinio Vokieti-
jos priesininko ir viesai
pasisakant, kad j esanti
isdidi IS francuzisko kraujo,
koks plauko JOS glslose.
Vienas socialistu dienraS-
tbs is to atsitikimo graziai
pasijuokia sakydamas, kad
Meklemburgija pristato ne
tiktai vyru patogioms kara
laitems, bet yra tevyne il
puikiausiu jauciQ, kurie is
:veziojami po visa Europa.
Ka padarysi, juk tai fax
tas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09
Sixty Lives Made Better.

lockett Adair and his faithful
band of workers for the Master,
have gone to Carlsbad to continue
their unsclfSh Iabors, but the inlu.
cncr of their work in Deming will
lingrr for many years. AS a result
of their unremitting toll sixty lives
have been made brighter and better
and sixty more names will be added
to the various church rosters.
Never have such crowds gathered
at revivals and never has Deming
seen such enthusiasm in matt rs Of
religion. 1t all points to the better
way.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09

Wei. #.u 81. farmers organized
aHo 81 ". 'uy practically
a>.ar. .or ,tN..".. mJ and values
Just soaring. OIL. 10 were. il does look
.ihr 81. '..n....-- n..n.. who settled
here are uou. .u MH.u good. Coming
rs did .m. "r.r. q new state had
just u,.a u..,. WI doomed to the
limit I. agu. rar nay fortunes in a
trrm'nwa. r"m.. and among peo-
pie who bad ST., .m.n whatever in their
own rounu. ..4 u... instead of Civ
ing one nh. r..l ra ..i who discour.
aged the l,.-...t... npmrsrrkor be.
,,. ,.....,....... ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09

according to the specifications required
IN the Village ordinances.
The Clerk presented proof of the
publication of the ordinance to be num-
bored No. 80, entitled: An ordinance
granting 70 Hugh Hamsry and Franz
Barrett, heir associates and assigns,
The right privilege and franchise to
place "a maintain poles, wires and
uAtllres Tor II telephone system on the
streets, alleys and public ways of the
Village oi Dcming, New Mexico, on the
terms and condition, hereinafter stated
Is proposed ORDINANCE in the Drmng
Graphic, ~ the isSur Of December Sth
1911; and the Chairman declared said
ord'nnnc" 7" have been duly publisiyG
aS proposed ordinance for more than
thrcr days prior To this meeting. H.
strict compliance with Chapter 70, Law
of New Mexico. 1909.
Ihrrcupon it was moved by Trustee
{. j, Kelly that action on said ordinance
he postponed until such time as the
Chairman cells = meeting To consider
the matter further and that this Board.
when II adjourus, adjourn subject To-
eau OF the Chairman for the purpose OF
further consideration of said ordinance.
sad motion was seconded hy Trustee
Jullu$ RoSch The question being upon
the adoption OF tn" foregoing motion.
lruSlr" =. lIndaucr offered the follow
my amendment: That this Board con.
slider the ordinance ut this tim" and
grant IN" franchise asked for. The
vote upon said amendment bcing'ayrs"
on" an" noes three, the amendment
was hy the Chairman declared lost. The
vote upon the main question was then
mad, and the result uf said vote being
ayes three and noes" one. the mo
ton was hy the Chairman declared car.
r'd and further action upon said ord-
nance postponed until such time rs the
chairman calls a meeting of this Board |
for the purpose of considering said or
dlran'" Further
tn. clerk presented proof Of the pub
LEGATION of the ordinance to be- number |
rd NJ. ~, entitled IAN ordinance |
granting 10 The Western Union Tcic-
prAph company. its Successors or as |
signs, the right to place and maintain
poles, wires and fixtures ON the streets, |
alleys and public ways Of the Village of
l)rmjng, New McNico on the terms
and conditions hereinafter stated. las a
ordinance in the Drming
'raphc, ~ the ISSUE of January 18th |
I9l@ and III" chairman declared said
ordinance To have been duly published
i~ q proposed ordinance for more than
hrcr day. prior to this meeting. in
strict compliance withchaptrr 70, Laws
l.,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09

take effect five days after its passage
and legal publication, and on the filing
by said company, its successors or as
signs, of unconditional acceptance
u .rrof in the office of the clerk Of said
' llage of Deming.
SECTION 7. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances, orders and resolutions up-
on the subject of telegraph poles.
w'rrs, etc, of previous date, in so far
as the same relate to the Western Tn
ION Telegraph Company, arr hereby re-
pcalcd.
Passed this 9Th day Of February 1912.
approved this 9Th day of Frbr'y 1912
tSigncdl JoHN CoRETT,
Chairman Board Of Trustees.
Attest:
tSlgned) A. A. TEMRE,
Village Clerk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09
Articles Of incorporation

STAG OF New Mexico Office Of the State Curpor.
t,un Commission.
CERTIFICATE % CuMPARIsoS
J. "eo'gc w ArmiI'. Clcrk Of the State Cor
IL" 80 hereby certify that there was flied fpl
Ir"r.'d IN tins Office AT Ten O'Clock n IN H.,
!" "tI seventh day Of January \ u 1872.
Crrtlrd Cops of Amendment To-
Articles Of incorporation IT
Ia wa ANA Ne" M"NN" Ranch and Crttl,
Company
Changing name Ia
AIan" ilucco Ranch and Catr, Company
'Nu. iuii
AMI also that ! hay" compared the following
coy, "i The same w,tn the Original thereof nn,y
Oh I', AMI declare II to be- correct tran. crlpt
h'i"!Ium and OF the whole thereof
!" I'S'lmpny whereof. hp,r her unto set my
hdi'i, aud affixed the seal of said Commission at
lh' ity VI Santa Fc, the tuplul, on tins Twenty.
S'N'"Ih day OF Jaunary. y. -, ~
lStALI Gro ". AnMlJo,
tir.l, Stat" CORPORATION Commission of New
y. .,Iru
Asa Special Term Of the supreme Cour, Of the
sta, "l Ne" York IN and for the Saith judicial
~ Get at th" Court House ia the ttty of Blng-
han 81 N the County al Sronn,, uu the Ist day
Of ,ny. IeUa,
Present
HON BURR MATIhE. justice
ln the Matter OF Interpretation
of
H." Ola and New Mexico Ranch and Cattle
company Tor authority t. change ITS name
p..y ''''' ''''
ION r,a,liu. and film, tho ,,,,,,, ~, ,r,., nm
AMI ,,.W Mcsro Rnnrh nnI ",t,I. In,,, ~, w.
u"ilr ste stock corporation. duIy Verified by ]
tIun,I prtyg for M, nr,l,, ,,tI ,i,, u, 49,.
another corpurntr un,r,,. IN "', 'r,, A,,,
Iluc,. Ranch AMI Gn,ti, G,,,'. Nv " ,''','
nInt the crrtiG M, uf ,b, S.rr,,, '' g ~"
annexed thereto" certifying that the said name
not a.. name ~ INV ,i',, ,,,n.,, w. "a u''.' ~
or "a Tame which he J,,,,,t ~, ,rl, r''',tI,
II a, 20 be- calculate, r., i,.r,,,,, ",T ,, "1,H
du" pruof los affidavit, sbu,yi,,, INN, r,,ic. ~, E
pr, s., uiAtiur 81 sn,I n,,,,,,r Ia, n 'I'
ish,u Tor siN conscr,uivr vr,t' il, ,,, ~, '"a
Nor IL, co., rI I,,t' i 80 Wv 't'''t va
published "A, Abnuy n s "' ,ii,I " , ,r",,'
10y state officer, are authorized h, G,y ,n Inc NM
Ii,hr4 aud m The Elmir. A,,r,t,,rf. n pr,y,.
paper puhli,h,J ui tLr t'ity - tt,,r., ' 49,
I'ouni, of rLrn,i,n,, ~, ,tH,t '",'''" ~ we
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09
About Our improvements.

We are going to give a series of
hcart-to-hcart talks, To the readers Of
the GRAPHIC, relative to our Little Vine
yard land Just east of town.
This beautiful tract. becoming more
beautiful and valuable daily, has not
been under development long and yet
the results are wonderful.
We propose to tell the investor and
home-seckcr just why our land. with
water developed. is the best buy in the
Mimbres Valley. To the bona tidc de.
vcloperS, we have an easy payment
plan that cant help but look inviting
To YOU
II you are interested watch the first
page of this paper each week. We are
going to back every statement and stick
to facts. The Little Vineyards Co.
Services at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning and evening. Rev.
Bruce will preach especially to the new
converts. Appropriate music.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09

l., c. Paxton of Aspen, Colo,
brother of Archie and Elizabeth
aston, has wisely decided that the
M'mbrcs Valley is the place to
prosper, He has consequently pur-
chased a fine farm and will put it
into the proper state of cultivation
and will likewise make extensive
improvements on his sisters pro-
perty.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09

'o' Fi'oo' Inc ozark hr"c'ry 'o'
Don forget the plac" where absolute
satisfaction Is guaranteed. tn" Clark
Grocery Co.
Fresh vegetables received twice a
week at the Clark Grocery Co.
Horses and mules for sale lnuuir,
at Mrs Frank Nnrdhaus itr
Wanted Girl To work in prjyat, fam.
iIy. Address Box J. Drming. ltr
IN ,cr.. . r,;,... fran, ,.,.,,. .i-nn mn
Lima proI,y g., o. '''''' ''"'' '''''''''
piano. r. nan, SO, ,,,,,h. ,.,, .,..,.
nm n,rrh,.. '''' ''' n C.a, ,,, "li ''
.!,r, w. q" 'o'"
'l' "rh'ra' repair 20" VIII DO
'D ~ ',i"'' ""'N' -"
L'I'PhoN' STUMP " iiln$arI Tor meat
ana groceries ana th'y VIII De- prompt
y u'''N'r'u'
For Sale: Two black $50 pound nor.
,rai sr imJi hn; III MRS. ''N "'"I Cr"
a. '''''',N'
wanted To- rent team OF "oik nor
9,S I"r about SIX weeks Address hos
%, p't'lnP'
u,n.l'''I rooms iIr Ilgh' Housch''P..
Lee q, Lester. Il,t
NJ. n,t.,. g.. u.,.,b ...i.;,..
cIrnGin% mnin.rr; ,o,' ',l,"'' "'E "r'
q :" "arh H it,,,nlt,'s' anal ,"o''
mair,L Ior,'' '''' p ",n' 'i L.i,,s. ~.
RnilJing '"''' Z" ''"''' N' LIE
Fresh bread, pic, cnkcs dougbpp,.
and everything found NJ n first elias.
bakery at the Clark Grocery Co
Fo,, soD,.. Go,t r,,cb,s o,d Ar,,.,o
goats in any quantity Address. Bear
Creek Angora Goat Go, Silver City. \. /
NJ. If
QuaIitir, tell and price, sell M the
Mimhrcs Valley Lumber Co.
leo acre REIMBURSEMENT close in $500.
Luna Realty Co,
For Sale -3.bor,r powrr pusnIir,
engine and 5-inch ulunprr pump. In II
uuirr at GRAPHIC, -.
Blackham a. Son will chang any sin
gle stage centrifugal pump, to water
seal and do away with your stuiliug box. |
See them about il. 2Gf
h'ch'II'u 'olie' Is me best coffee ON
JiI ','E P'u""H '"I
uoIIar' Vet IL nj the Clark Grocery !
b., ,b, ui,,hr,.. ,,n.,. =, /,
G,r,r, ,,',r. XII rh" "m'i ri'''.o'' ~,
,no w., ~" ,.o' "' , lucy VIII save 20"
100 acre rrlnquishmop, close in S3oo
Luna Realty Co.
9Th, Cnr.ro p.,,o;n r., ",.u L.
.vor,, r,.,,;r ".a,J. ~ pau we VIZ ""
P,'' WIN. '"N
Ho To- hodgdoh = next door to IN"
po>'ol lh;,., Tor bargains N SHOES mats
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09
thvr...ng Go. Clerk =
llltn.

''llt'
!, I iumas llihhari. g., Is Of said County and of
all thr Courts OF Record thereof Dcycrpt The Sur.
rngat' Couru do hereby certify that | hay,
comla ed the foregoing nuurSod copy Of order OF
Supr Hc Court changing uamc of CORPORATION
Win o." original thereof TOW on Tile amt Il rec.
ord 90 this Office. and that the same Is 3, tru,
tiansrup, of said order and Il the whole thereof
and ul the endorsement
IN WITNESS WHERE T. | have urrruniu set
my ha'd aud official seal. at Emira ~ :. hi,
LIST day Of Juy. lgu2.
EDWIN u BURGESS, Dep Clerk
,NEAII
Endorsed
Rroomc Special FERN July |. lgul
''ra'i"d AT within Tenn and ordered entered
nChcmung County Clcrk's uncc.
\. h. M,rau."
'Chcmung County Clerk 5 Olicc.
Filed JUN l. uug"
STATE ot New York
bitcc ui the Secretary uf State, NJ
hay" compared the preceding with the certified
copy ri order authorizing change of corporate
name of The Old and New Mexico Ranch and Cat.
tie Company. to The Alamo iiurcn Ranch and Cat
lie Company, NIcd in this OH - on the ~ day If
July. lp2, and do
Hereby certify the sam" tn be- a correct .,ans.
Grip, ,hrrcfrom ana Of the whole thereof.
W'Hcss my hand and tho seal Of office Of the
Secretary Of State. a, the City Of Alhnry, th,s
second day "t July. one thousand nine hundred
lSENLI JOHN l M'DONOtGH.
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la H.. ,,.,,,., , ,,,,,,i ~, IN n,i.., .
" Ia,ni q ,,,i, Wv, anu We"
H. r. Hl' ,I iIlS .
"",,;"t ,,, ,,'y''' ''"''" '"'''
E,,,,t.I ,,,,,,
''',lIlr" copy
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09


A.. \. lrWko, salary clerk
50. Village Attorney. 81; 49,,
Total Gen TX Fund bills al
i""td, Slll 10
I'm" following accounts were present
p cd and read by the clerk. and were.
) upon motion, duly seconded and car.
r.', approved aud ordered paid ont Of
Jhr Sanitary Sewer Fund:
j. a. Mahoncy, hill for
VS. for sewer 100
Imming GRAPHIC, printing
receipts for sewer rent. 600
homing Real Est, d Imp
Co water for flush tanks 22.iO
lhos. Hudson, salary Plumb
ing Inspector 5000
Total Sanitary Sewer Fund
bills allowed $ ~. -
e. j. Iaughrrn appeared before the
Board and requested that u cement
sidewalk b." ordered constructed ON the
west side of Granite street. between
Pin" and Ash streets. and ON the south
side OF Ash street. between Granitr
street and III" new high school Upon
motion, duly seconded and cnrrird. the
request WAS granted and the Marshal
ordered e. notify the property owners
- notify admitting property owners to
construct the same in accordance with
orninanc" No. H., Complrd Ordinances
OF the NiIl0G" oil iNrming. rs amended.
Edward Pennington appeared before
the Board and requested lhal suiiahl,
resolutions h. adopted urging tn" con.
"rrsS Of the United States tu act favor.
ably upon hill having fol. it, rurpos
IN" establishment OF free mail delivery
service "a cities towns and village rI
morr than one thousand inhabitants
tpon motion duly seconded and carried
said r"luc~; was granted and the Chair
Wau aui Clerk ordered ju sign and for.
ward such resolutions to the urorrr
committee Of Congress.
The Village Marshal reported promi.
SOS al tn" early rErcutinu of matters
referred 10 him for attention at the last
meeting of The Board
the commute" appo iulrd to-
Sc" to the payment o. certain ,trvcttaN
collections mad" hy the railroad com
panic, asked Tor. and upon motion.
was given further time i'm Which t. hH-
's' H. lapuIs
The Village Marshal was. upon motion
duly seconded and carried. ordered to
urtJ} the property owner, IL block 10,
Ihmng iuWnsltc. To- open up the alley
running north and south.
he lrrk presented he official h,nls
OF ". II. Mcdonald AMI Walter IIIdon.
Nhrh urrr, upon motion, duly second.
rt IuI carried Trl.r.I ,,r,,n,.I .,,,I
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09

d. i. Stephens, sherf's
fees and feed bill Jan. a.
j.. l.. Browning, Justices
bill Tor January q.
:" II. Mcdonald, aalar,.
Village Marshal 49,
Walter l'idou salar, nigh,
Policeman GO
A, \. lrWke. salary clerk
80. Village Attorney. So: 49,.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-02-09

Miss Susie Connolly is with the Nc
Teer Realty Co., as stenographer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-02

]. r. Best Plumbing and Gas Fit
ting. A Street. n. E. Phone 2i6. My
motto Is DO the work quickly ami
get away. Live and let live" 27tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-02
Notes From Democratic National Headquarters

Buffalo, New York, Theodore Roose-
welt became president of the Unit
ed States and gave the solemn and
voluntary pledge that he would car
ry out the Mckinley policies.
The new president was sincere
not a doubt of it. And that is not all
he had been 4 tariff reformer ev-
cry day of his entire political life.
Thus inclination and interest met in
his case Why did he not fulfill his
promise, redeem his plighted word?
The bosses would not allow it. That
is why We had ho tariff reform dur
ing all those ninety months Theo-
dore Roosevelt was president. Han
na Aldrch, Cannon, Payne, Dalzell,
Burrows, Lodge, Hale, Gallinger,
Frye, Quay, Penlose and the others
stood like stone wall, while the
Steel Trust, the Wool Trust, the
Leather Trust, the Lumber Trust,
the Coal Trust and the other great
combinations in restraint of trade
and in defiance of law levied tribute
on the American people.
And in 1904, when he was the
candidate of the party of high tariff
taxes for private gain against Judge
Parker, the candidate of the party
of low tariff taxes for public pur-
poses, every voracious trust, every
corrupt boss in the land rallied to
him and his was the most opulent
campaign fund ever had. No wonder
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-02
NO INDIGESTION, GAS
OR A SOUR STOMACH
'PAPE'S DlAPEPSIN' MAKES YOUR
STOMACH FEEL FINE IN FIVE
MINUTES.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the
damage-do you? We'll. don't bo her
Ii your stomach is in a revolt, ii sour,
gassy and upset, and what you just
ate has fermented into stubborn
Jumps; your head dizzy and aches
belch gases and acids and eructate
undigested food; breath foul, tongue
coated-just take little Dapepsin
and in five minutes you truly will
wonder what became of the indiges-
ton and distress.
Millions of men and women today
know that it is needless to have a
bad stomach. A little Diapepsin oc-
casionally keeps this delicate organ
regulated and they eat their favorite
foods without fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebellion;
if your food is a damage instead Of
a help, remember the quickest, surest
most harmless relief is Pape's Dia-
repsin which costs only fifty cents
for a large case at drug stores. It's
truly wonderful-it digests food and
sets things straight. so gently and
easily that it is really astonishing.
Please. for your sake, don't go on and
on with weak, disorered stomach;
it's so unnecessary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-02
CHANGE Of VENUE
I'm REUTER- CASE
ATTORNEYS ALlEGE NEWS
PAPERS PRINTED STORIES ES.
TABLlSHlNG PREJUDICE.

Tulsa, Okla. Oct. lon the
grounds that the newspapers OF Tulsa
have published reports OF the case
favorable TO the prosecution and
made it difficult to get an unbiased
Jury to try the case, Biddison and
Campbell, of Tulsa, counsel for the
defendants in the Charles 7, Reuter-
murder case, today filed affidavits
asking for change of venue in the
case
The affidavits We're signed by peo-
pie Of Tulsa. Among these citizens
were: L. B. Pence, admin strator
for the Reuter- estate and a witness
in the murder case and Tate Brady,
former democratic national commit
teeman from Oklahoma.
The change of venue application
will be argued Saturday when the
Reuter- trial will start. 1t became
known today that Dora Bellew, OF
Kansas City, a sister Of Bud Bel
lew the confessed defendant in the
Reuter- case. induced him to make his
confession. She came here two weeks
ago and spent several days in consul,
tation with her brother before the
confession was decided upon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-02

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-02
(By Savoyard)

col. Roosevelt advocates a high
protective tariff in Connecticut, ana
in Iowa he insisted on immediate and
pronounced larff revision. In Min
nesota he told the people that the
nomination of Woodrow Wilson by
the Baltimore convention was ar
ranged by democratic bosses
The Colonel has varied and
versatile tariff record. AS writer
Of books he was in thorough accord
with Robert j, Walker, William r.
Morrison. Grover Cleveland and John
c. Carlisle on the taritf question. AS
an enthusiastic young republican, OF
marked mugwump characteristics, he
was delegate 10 the national con-
vention Of his party at chicago In
1884, and there he introduced res
olution demanding an immediate
downward revision of the tariff that
was not nearly as high as the one
that existed the day he became
president and that maintameo -v--v
day he was president.
The last public address made by
William Mckinley was a plea for
expanded trade and to gain 1t he
advocated tariff reduction. It was
the same Mckinley who was the
pupil of pig Iron Kelley and for
many years the ablest champion OF
protection in congress. A few hours
after Mckinley made that speech in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-02

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