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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-28
Conservation of Soil
Increases Wheat Crop
PROF. JAMES URGES IAN OUNCE
OF PREVENTION rs WORTH
A POUND OF CURE"

ricultural department., who is a reg
ular contributor to the Westlond Edu'
Gator and the North Dakota Farmer
on topics relating to scientific farm.
ing, has very interesting article
about to appear in the December is.
sue of these periodicals on "The
Conservation of Plant Food in the
Soil" Whether one is interested in
farming or not, the article is very
readable and should be of interest to
every thinking person in the state.
We quote the major portion of the
article: 1892
"The history of Agriculture shows
that in the past the soil tends to- be-
come less and less productive the
longer it is titled. This is kept up in
some countries in the old world un-
til it is only with the greatest diff
Guilty that those VINO till the soil can
can make 2 living upon it.
Reasons for Crop Decrease.
'There are probably several reas-
ons for this decrease in crop produc-
ton. We shall only consider two Of
them in this lesson. In the first place
any soil must be in good, physical
condition before it will grow good
crops; that is, it must be mellow and
in shape so that the air and water
can pass in and out fairly we'll. But
by most methods Of farming this ply
steal condition of the soil is made
poorer anr poorer One cause of this
is the fact that the humus (partially
decayed plant or animal matter) is
not kept up in the soil; this we shall
discuss later.
"Another reason is that the plant
food elements are not kept in the soil
in large enough quantities in form
that the plant can make ues of them.
What becomes of the plant food It
is taken from the soil by the growing
crops. These crops are harvested
and hauled to town. In this way the
plant food is lost to the soil. We say
that this plant food is taken up by
the plant because our farm crops are
composed of these very elements.
LET US consider these three ele-
ments which we have said are liable
to become short. You know the ele-
ment phosphorus" in the common
form of a match. 1t is the part of the
match which lights when the match
is scratched. Did you ever get the
odor of burning feathers or hair?
This peculiar odor is that of a COM
pound of nitrogen. If you have got
ten soap in your eyes and felt the
sting you probably felt the effects Of
some form of potassium.
Wheat Growing Elements.
in order to grow twenty-five
bushels of wheat the following
amounts of these different elements
are taken from the soil:
Pounds Pounds Pounds
of of of
Nitrogen. Phosphorus. Potassium
Grain 35h 6 6@
Straw 1871 2 17h
Hence, every time the farmer hauls
125 bushels IF wheat tn town he takes
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-28

Miss Josephine Ellingson, class OF
'09, was chapel visitor hearing Mr..
Search last Thursday morning.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-28

Hence, every time the farmer hauls
125 bushels of wheat to town he takes
177k pounds of nitrogen, 80 pounds
of phorphorus, and 321z pounds of po-
tassium off the farm. He either burns
or puts in pile practically 6213
pounds Of nitrogen, 10 pounds of phos-
phorus and S7h pounds of potassium;
making a total loss of 24O pounds of
nitrogen, 40 pounds of phorphorus and
120 pounds of potassium.
As stated above, there is a certain
given amount of these elements in
the soil. Now if there is a contant
drawing out of this plant food, with
little or no return to the soil, the time
will come when some of these ele-
ments will be lacking, just as the
bank account will sooner or later be
short if no money is deposited
Short Elements; Short Crops.
"Now when any one of these ele-
ments becomes deficient in the soil
the crop is cut short just to the ex-
tent that this element is short. For
example, il there is enough available
plant food in the way Of each Of the
elements to grow twenty-five bushels
of wheat to the acre except nitrogen,
but only enough of it to grow Is
bushels to the acre, the yield will not
be over Is bushels; hence, any one Of
these elements may be the limiting
factor In crop production.
The Remedy.
~, then, these elements are liable
to become deficient, how can a farm
er plan to conserve them. In the
first place, he should keep more live
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-28
Meet Many Graduates

The institute work afforded a means
for coming in contact with the work
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
WOMAN TO BE AN ENGINEER
Has Had Much Experiences With Her
Father In Ore Dlstriets-Hs
VIII Coach Her.

spokane. Wash.-Rzndie JeIdness
Of this city, who was graduated re.
Gently from an eastern college for
women, has decided TO become min.
Ing engineer under the tutelage Of her
father, CLAUS Jeldness, known as a
successful operator in the foremost
camps Of Colorado. Nevada, Washing
ton and British Columbia.
Miss Jeldness was initiated in the
dry ore district. north OF Bear Lake,
in the Canadian province, where, with
her father. she ascended z mountain
rising $500 feet above sea level, max.
Ing the trip with a pack over a trail
through the heavy timber.
Afterwsrd they attendeL several
sessions Of the western branch of the
Canadian Mining Institute at New
Denver, 3. C., where some Of the most
prominent mining engineers and man.
ayers in the Canadian northwest en-.
couraged the girls undertaking, say
Ing It offers exceptional opportunities
and advantages for those who are not
afraid Of hard work and pays the high.
est remuneration Of any Of the profes-
sions In America for Intelligent and
persistent effort
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
-. a - -.

yns fleVng gt Grbws 81 Laal
Rossn ae state ~
re7 y B8Dea q n.s15eue fseur
appeared Oklahoma sABB
Herald Time ias grgreG tae pa-
d91 NJ he aate bsara gf sanca1gs
n gea1x Is g99e- E mlaaus
1T dean ts ahe sfe1 sno9 "a tte
eaHy 81 Oklahoma Dr. Ms1nr
las tabas tie degrees u ph p % AL
81 d sngn tts university gf Virginia
lie Nas sntarue Il tae hospital 81 the
fiF - Kew YORK fof neasly twg TearF.
i1r3s aoerae atfaa6 11 ths university
y Fssnna; 5eturxas q 1875 TO take
ipy w9rk 10 fae fa.eu1fT q It.e medical
e1ilege y Easgaaa Nas Professor u
rsaieraa meSsla zu6 therapeutics tu
1SG7s sE9 was professor u tas Dfse-
tios - nossltlne &c ass university -
Eargiaa 81 1854 sss bas hs6 broad
praesaes ane IA ua6e Z speciality u
lgserIsi medicine ~. Williams aas
proved 70 De asa q t2ct and Das-
mess ability ard Aza sueese1ed nof
Only Sc securing TIE ssvpor5 ~ tire
we9iesl fraternity q fss state. D1t
- placing tse naeeiesi sehoos. with
lts hospital % arm financial bssis.
TIE f4egity - TIE sebO0l is composed
of sbost fhir1T-3es members. The in-
siif9sion has bees placed BDo1 : very
hlgh standard and ranks with the
best medical schools u the eOgntrY.
In the great growth taking place Dol
The state university the medical school
IL sure ID play iss part
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06

fsas issse sfrsze uslieF eass anf 1iEr.s
ndiaf apvtt ~ ss
eslsos m1aea are IS y given ~
unsis sai8aess feaas apf svr tie t,au-
rsssstslon bg Cralg eapray sai,ogi
boz ~ Ea
The g'sgfaln fH7nssss ~ singing
uas,e a1si speaking
f1s'inss v 1@ aVanhsd lbs Jrres1,eg1
haby rnaef pus asaF I'D 1bs gl1ss
ysB9r on ffs Eunas saat fzas. az
rate ~ nau e p91atD raae 1bs
bsat bsaraes araan9tdIs. isB tsgl-
rsase basB a18 aigv ni8s raee
Plenty y refrsaa-Ine1ts s.ne sials
ard g99s vaa fs GHJlay q
ffsaaeEs s mar'F-Bgr9l-ud
ap1 hass.aa game ID 20 assuranE
GRAND
Na p n Graf @ q
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DAYS o
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
1000 MILE
AUTO HIKE

f WI1n vass 4laa niles 10 rs Ers11
&c . t'nsY 2Hanls q Hi,Dn ltrss
Fsarz 1bs E-MF sB- - q = Eduu-
i,a-E laa H1arsa au s0Bl.-n3s 1lEs
fruan ssgnn Tex g 1,ara1. where
u is So ,s,bars thorough aFartl-l.L
1ug-1te frE o Is era111a1 esfsar.
h tae BsEfgHrasl Texans
ralE1g - lhe crew ant glEau1I.
JAR q h1snf measuring SIX 1aHt- airt1
iulfaE drau 9 g ~ arlanlsull.E 1hs
ra1aEqr 1ae aHEan aaslrars VII
grasal1 tFeeay saulhv afearn as
gsa along ne ln.g uza rmef w
lead through Dallas DEabsz-a Cry
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nagr
Ths Texas Long sgsru EN-F B
la 1hs arH car psa % a pa-z &
Ehe sgl-tvas frsan tAa gHaBaIt far
taEaea q tbs Etasstsa.Eer Cooperation
gl d one pf shs Egaa s'ateh Of red
cara vA5gt. agn sglsaa 1ha a-m as rhe
EMP 8B esr g1t9ggh9at na aa-
rser 81 haH t,ae1 TIE a,araeaai Ear n
Mr BiEut,erg whose ssaE1aaaK carries
t1u daily on vide range agrafsrg al
1ae 1ssgtsegag a9ig and r1lzges
Tlnit car waa aasa on for consider.
able night running faroug1 tie range
oou1ayg and i was Oh one q these
sr1ps that il collected tie herns wE1h
form 30 conspicuous : decorative a
5sg Texas steer Lad Eas8 aowu 10 SUM
bsr Il aba.oowT psr1 u the rrz1- la
fbe collision wE5ea rssaltee. tha steer
became baef Mr. Blua1aerg psld for
;he Etser and kept tie horns. He in-
Elsts mat they are fzr below tae areg-
aye spread u hsor5ne ar1lefg native 70
TIE regio1 bgt says he nses tbetn Oh
ths esr beesgBe they are fbs widest
whieh can BE- expected 70 20 t1rOsgh
sozne u the narr0B sDotx which he
sneOgnterk o. h5s er0ge-eoantsy work
Win Mr Blgmberg are hls two
sOnE Otto and Charlie The three
are making the trip zs : vacation ard
rs duty due TIE car waieh, they be
ieTe, after = factory orerbagling. VIII
be easily good for s8.0ge Eailes more.
before 4 earns retirement On pen
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
BOASTS TITLE OF THE AIR
Each Of the Eighty-seven Departments
Of France Expected to Give
Aeroplsne to the Nation.

Paris.-It is probable that each OF
the eighty-seyen departments compos-
ing France viii donate an aeroplane
TO the army, the machines to bear the
Rames OF the departments presenting
them.
The scheme Is the outcome OF a too
small appropriation for the ar divi-
sion made by the chamber Of depu-
ties. There is a growing feeling here
that Frances destiny Will probably
be fought out in the clouds. and the
fear is general that Germany might
forge ahead in the matter Of air
craft.
The man In the street says England
has the most powerful water force,
Germany the bigger standing army,
so France ought to keep Ter lead as
mistress OF the air.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
sH SCHOOL Is tsiE
Ksl8SI0Uaf DEFEATED

Tbs zsgr esaosa Lost Ghar 1fa
zane e r4sae succession yeaerdag
asermsaa vaar fieY vefs down n o.
saa. q a.e 8sefd E.srEer team
Ti.e stsssga boge ars bos putting ~
TIE aans class 81 ssu.s as eaFsr FL
aie ssasas ppas calsssl b. Ets ts-
erga1asd apufa1iou lieY hare 1ser
81 fl1os Ghs esoaalZ y Dalsoc1 auG lie
lag g 9po osahar1, bn 8 il Enougfa
ev ~ a9ea reaoaer al.1 asaiu Jiay
er 1k H ~ ts aud asu 1e-
s.une as a ~ ene peuiaI 81
se ~ rnaae gar rve nomhe
s saassl 1sss ala ary tsam
aas aaes y vapug
Tbs agf seaoss sartsa gg sam
geHarla7a ssns
STORES aad
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esa enr9fz III tae part " tie
614pg ste IL f gegaa sal4 ag
alel aa,oes tts gase arf n,aad the
esaae 42f aas taaanpg wg n1aigl
ste saaeps we're nse " gaege ae
TIE game et,8ea paA tte aege .alls
ang 3 ID 8 "a tavor IA Gte ea aeaa
age
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
LEAP YEAR LAWS.
c1Es1nE 1rlglsstss "a a. Iaeisat
E-r15sza Sg3srstiti9a.
Mar A'ns zsslbss = Marry l@hsr Re
aEI 7rsasBst = Fiosc lneef
ss1tst Az - a2sS-Fralsa=
G-z-.s. Na-lsr.

Sr3aEFn X T-EBlurT gzTsE 11s
'1aGsF lsE1 FsEr gE1Flags- EE : vel
EgnsTrsi 1EsL Il Is Il I'd e1,S. bs
Rau-g : uE-r Il IL pannan law g.
8s,ziE- zEs u fzrsa1 E.-srEz1 "a eE-3F Ii
1BDf -19lT1HtI. LoEs E1a 1tars-
DauT. TIlt1iHhsd Il -1.a1 Fssr. BzTs-
T A1s1 Il e howe Dssg1s : lEr1 ..
1t.s common lave. IL ragsrd 70 11a Sd
G.El Islsi5u1E q 1ia. 1txt sa 1ttsn Is
eTaT tiEBsEs FsEr z9la rst1T-. 1as
latFsE hare 1hs SHE privilege, during
tns Iims t ea11lnlalh- q making 1oFs
Uzto LIS 1En. which tasy doe eithsr
~ words O. 1ooEsz. Is 10 1s- =
Bssrle11 Erg5sr. z16 uzTs9Tsr ID za1
VIII be s-Ill9s5 10 1ts benefit cf E1stgT
Tho 11fLh 81 any vlas -feats Ee- PRO-
o.sal wll1s slight Ct ca-tn-elg.
One 3sgsn1 hF which Il d a-tg-nztssd
as account .ls gae ursgs1 IT liz priv
asgs rslatas thal Il appeal wa -asds
70 81. FasTlEE 10 z9egr6 lis Wo-e1
tie SANE right q proposing at any
tl-us At the 1s1 hare Tals bs r.
tREsas but was wiling 10 ee1es5s he
rlght every ssFe1Lh Fazy. Finally, &s
Z c9uEr0znlss. ts agreed that women
fa01ld enjoy liz rlght eFsrF four
Tssrt, and l1at ttaE Ysas shouI6 be
TIE lc1gest q ths tgur.
Il l2Ss Il il ssi6 thai : law was e.
acted II Eooi1s16 that:
II "a Etut and Or1sint f1zt du-ang
tas rsin q mir EslEf B-sssit rexeEtE,
tor Ike yszrE lnoEn a. leps year. Tx
maiden lzdFs q both highe and love
estate EhsI hse lbsrts to beEpszke re
nso E5s Ekss; albeit e refuses 70
tzik hir 10 De hss lawful wife, bs
s1z2l Dc nuleted il re Egu zrs pur6sd
OF lsEEs sS lis estate uzy be; sx-
esyt sno avis glf lie exn uzks & sp-
pszr that he il betroihit zne ithr
Eonsn he shsl then be free"
A Ike Law ia sad 10 hare been
passed IL France about the sane tine.
In TIE fifteenth century TIE custom
vas legziized in Genoa and Florence.
Ia Scotland. IL later years. and per-
hzps a. present, the women have The
privilege az many private dances o,
choosing their own partners IN a lean
year. Men stand about The walls Of
the Eoom, like veTitzble wall foEerg.
waiting TO be asked They look
pictures Of Gheepish anxiety untii
they are courteseyed to and led forth
to the dance BY the fair one. IRE
quent asking is supposed 10 accen-
tuste the hint" that q proposal trem.
oles On the lips Of the fair one.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
ssoost Secures Permanent Tenure far
Cklzhenns FaeVltr.

&0faaa, 0kla.. 1aae g.--Mbea Strait
ton b. Brooks. tAe new president d
t.e university q Oklaboma, formerly
superintendent 0f schools og B0stOn
notile9 tie faculty u that institution
On May zsth of tbeir reelection, be
marked great advance for education
in Oklahoma. for he announced that
the state board u education had
changed the tenure u Office for deans.
directors. professors. associate pfofes.
sOra. and assistant professors, from
annual tenure % permanent tenure.
The first move 10 this direction Was
made bY the board u education in
June. 1911. when they announced that
appointments - the state institutions
would be On the elgil seralee plan. and
this resolution Hae modified and Dut
into effect ~ the board On May y.
1872. when Il adopted the recommend
atlon of President Brooks 10 the ef-
feet that those holding positions a.
stated above be elected permanently
70 their positions. subject 10 removal
By the board for eause on The recon-
mendatloh of the president of the uni
yersity.
President Brooks Jeff six years
term u service AT the head Of the
Boston public schools On May lgt and
al once took up The duties u presi-
dent of the state university of Okla
h0ma He q rapidly aequalatng him
ser with the details u biz new posi-.
tloh ard the sork already accomplish.
ed shows eonclusiveiy that Oklahoma
university + ID charge of an abe ad-
mlnigtrator
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
Three Hundred thousand Dollars FOR
oklshsns SCHOOLS.

gegatof Core 0n Wednesday las;
secured favorable report from the
committee On indian Affairs On his
proposed amendment % The indian ap-
pr0pfiatloa biu 70 appropriate three
hundred thousand dollars for the ben
Eff u tae common schools in the east
ern half of Oklahoma This amend.
meat 8aa offered - consequence oi
the recent decision of the supreme
court Of the United States IN which 4
waa decided that the act Of congress
undertaking 10 subject certain unre-
Flrleiea Indian allotments 70 taxation
was unconstitutional and void
The aet u congress iBst mentioned
undertook ~ subject 70 taxation eight
million acres u lands 20 the Old ln.
alaB Territory portion ~ the state.
BY the recent decision major Dor
tlon 81 tbe ia0d "a nos Withdrawn
from taxation, which occasions great
burden not only on the eiate Cow
eminent, but on rhe county and town
ship governments and the local school
districts fl number of counties ~
and ~ per cent 0f ,he land IS exempt
from taxation 70 meet this situation
and 70 relieve the burdens of the poo.
pie, Senator Gore Immediately after
the decision 9f the supreme court IN.
irodueed an amendment 10 the Indian
Appropriation biil. granting three hun
dred Thousand dollars 10 that portion
Of the state affected By the decision
The Indian committee, at an extra
session held for the consideration Of
this amendment. consented 10 a favor.
able report The contest will nov
be made on the floor Of the senate and
every effort viii be made to secure
the retention Of this amendment IN
the senate.
II is the purpose Of Senator Gore
and other members OF the Oklahoma
delegation 70 follow this effort TO se.
cure relief by an effort TO secure
further removal Of restrictions. The
bill and amendment which VIII be Of
fered for this purpose VIII authorize
and direct the secretary OF the inter.
for. with the consent OF the allottee,
TO sell the surplus allotments OF the
Chickagaw and Choctaw Indians Of
three-quarter blood Or more This
WIN soon subject large portion of
land to taxation
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
Kindness 70 Pla PAYS.

Woodbury., n. 1.-TWO years ago a
pig was given to George Beckett, at
Evan, and his wife took a fancy to
the little fellow, which was OF the
scrubbiest kind OF a breed After a
good scrubbing the pig began to take
nourishment from a bottle and it
grew into remarkable size last year,
but Mrs. Beckett would not consent
to have It killed. Now the hog will
weigh close to 700 pounds. and it is
considered the largest porker In
South Jersey.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06

Ay4 never AHHH As4sg 5sesH4SSaA AE4 Lsaa Aa4'
lights 70 out
Never stay dry.
Rage before duty.
Loves labor costs.
Eat, drink and be sony.
Wine. women End wrong.
AIS wei that lends weiI.
Bonesty'B the best fallacy.
The wages Of gin Is breath.
All is not clam that frltfers.
Love Thy Beighbor for his Delf
When In doubt walk Oh tiptoe.
Spare the tub and soil the child
a soft powder tnrHeth away rash
What Is home without a mortgage
Gluitony Is the mother of dlstention
The weight of the park packer ia
lard
There's many a drip twixt cup and
lip.
None is % kind IS he who win not
see.
Where there's sale there's a
weight Judge
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06

stolen Bailey q. Marrs
Yfauk3ya. Carter. Tom HAT Creable
Two base hits Ellis. y. Hall. Greabie
struck oaf bg Greable i0. w Choseaa
:. Eases on balls oa oreaDie. Hil
batsman. n Narf1. sacrifice hits
Henderson. Three base blts--J Mars
Dmp'Tes Hughes and Harmon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06
eresIaen, - 4 renkana.

The following no mtbe Tonkaul
chleftaln relative 10 the recent az.
dress Of President Brooks Of the uel.
yerslty in tho home Of the university
oldest preparatory eschool shows that
the newly elected president is er-a,
Ing distinctly favorable imprssSio3
with the people Of Oklahoma:
president stratton D Brooke Rho
addressed the students and citizens
Of Tonkawa last week made many
friends here President Glove .
happy introduction in which be intro
duced President Brooks as one OF
Americas greatest educators to one
Of the most enthusiastic school audi
ences that ever greeted a really great
school man, was not only pleasing nut
quite timely. President Brooks Is a
man OF enyiable national reputation
and Tonkawas big enthusiastic audi
ence heard him with pleasure ana
profit. lie Is ffienda real friend
OF the states big school Of secondary
and left no one IN doubt as
to his friendship and loyal supper"
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
FRISCO.
North and East Bound.

Leave vinita
~. AJAX. C. Meteor .......1:40 a. IN.
10. l2-callfornia Express. .3:45 a. m.
No. 4l6--Joplin Express. 9:43 a. m.
No. 4Os-st. Louis Limited 1905 p. m.
No. lO-st Louis Meteor. 1874 p. m.
South and West Bound.
No. 2-okla City & S. W. .2:O5 a. IN.
No. 4l3-Ok. City from X. c.. 1880 a. m.
No. 4O7-ok City fr K.c.-stLs:24 a. m.
No. 1i-California Express. 1:20 p. m.
No. 4i5-Sapulpa Express ..s.15 p. m
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HAIR EXPERTS HERE

Switches, bralds and puns made
from combings 4 specially. Also
hair dying All work guaranteed first
class Prices win be reasonable.
Write cail Of phone All work called
for and dellEered
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nasa,essrae,s

T0ta ~ y llsz0 2
fFsaaklsa Dst batting Dat N order.
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Fourth q JuIy Celebration.

Extensive preparations arc being
made 20 celebrate the Fourth al J. 9
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KiPER & KiPER

Rooms n and 3s. Hickman Hotel
Phone ..
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ssprrer bat,es aoe choess
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AoDLED ADAcEs.

You never k5ss TIE daughter till the
lights 70 out
Never stay DRY.
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Salem Evangelical.

East Church street.
Charles j. Keppel pastor, 3lj East
Church street.
Sunday school. 9 a. M
German Department, G. G.. Rocck-
er, Supt
Adult Bible class, Philip Ebert Sr.,
teacher
English department, VIM. IL. Staub
superintendent pro tenn.
Neka Bible Glass (AduH English.)
e. J. Keppel, teacher.
German service, 1890 a. m.
English service, O'clock. Subject,
"1hy VIII be done on earth, as It is
IN heaven
Md-week Lenten devotion, (Germam
Wednesday evening in the Sunday
chool room. All are welcome.
Social meeting Of the V. p. $. at
tie home of Miss Mary Kull, Center
street. Tuesday evening. 1880, Mem
bers and friends are invited to be pres
ent.
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safe guide?"
Evening. "Our Purpose" p. IN.
Christian Endeavor. y. IN.
Miss Amanda Decker. leader
Come and hear Brother Rev Jno
u. Keeran give the Primitive Gospel
Message in its simplicity and power
Tho Church of Christ invites you to
ccmc each evening at 1880 y. m. Some
Of the subjects for the week beginning
Monday evening, "What must | do t.
lie lost"
Tuesday evening. Conversion"
Wednesday evening. How can
know when my sins ure forgiven?
Thursday evening, Form of Doc
tr.ne."
Friday evening, "The all sufncicncy
cf the gospel"
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Epworlh Methodist Episcopal.

Corner East Center and Vine
streets.
G II. Havighurst, Minister.
Sunday school at . a. m, Prof. H. *.
Marshall Supt.
Public worship with sermon at 1880
Subject. "There is Nothing"
Public worship with sermon at Z.
Subject. "The supreme Crisis in a
Mans Life"
Epworth League at G. Subject. "The
Call TO Service" by Leo Smith.
Mems meeting and womens meet
ing at 6 in social parlor.
MidWeek service Wednesday 7i5
i. m.
special series OF evangciistic meet
inRs will begin in the church Sunday
Feb %.