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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06
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icaocrS ols ihuc.Ics m1 l.tcysS
acknowledgements. bt
yuGIrt
Ser Siscdl tlnercrts GIT Eiir0it
mQnJGe bt:m Wcprpe AiiiC xss sry
mchsls Selicu 6ami,f mis- einra
AnSidm Sudtcrdleu III lutldsr Der
Gnvrc'p9n0eut hcr,ltCs esatulicrt.
AiS lS.ir Y. Yatn;nni ScmNnc
All Dem Grlbe init Gaacn tciAditG,
mar. nicH Die Gaac mS MlE &ny.
Ocythlic ir kitie ecacu cyrcu S,am
pcu c:i pos s>Efr &ndnoRG rru bcu
6llber sam uHo Mi; ir,hcr sSatt
dui bic GAr rel oas cr nidbt mcbr
in,iin,Nc mar iidl III ertrhc,. sum
@Int N.Y. kim SpM 5vsr ipuic
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ihm aRitdifsa u,is HndI ssoaie brath.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06

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Nd0d)cn 'd."cib, IL 'pattysar aGo
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a.tit). ME Nat aart 9iGN sg;siNr
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t;t''cit uno 9Sdc5G,!iuG. Iti y tr-
,uJbrcr, um III icitem Sattinusts
iria FCrtu Nd't!N.Ht S;.GuYuSsGa
l.,te - itin nso icjnc t,r'taGIN ma
CHR iil t,paiireu. SSaH in!i in Die
irn ml.c ttut Matter thun. peau
&c Yu,teruehc uga Gin 6lrinlihcs
scrriiicn tas? sk IEams nitbt lar
ae. iurecru ach nab bolt ibr Siuo
ual Der -ntea" StcFe neg. cbc cS
an Sci5 nno Sceic ~ detiuoe acri5
&c; 1T; ellen miyS ie nEo ihr Qiae
in Sisrrhei, brheeu. mns es tpilra.
spaS cS nol!e. 20 perinstue ss nuh
.mrriahrner. itaulentlaiicrr- Su-
acnb criteiueu uins. in hk 2taet-
nan 81 ,rmnicn, - 6ssiidhc Gl,era
.unilru E-s he,nuhe mfferx. reid,e
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE
OF PRIMARY ELECTION,
State of Missouri
County of Usage
OFFICE of THE COUNTY CLERK

OFFICE of THE COUNTY CLERK
Notice is hereby given that api
mary election will be held in itie
regular pJllI1s plceS in each precinei
OF said county of Usage, on the frs;
Tuesday in August 1912, being the 9th
day Of August i9l2; for the pur.
Ibose Of nominating candidates fer the
Glowing Offices to he voted for al
the General Election 10 X held 9l
TueSdaf the ). day of November, 1912
Governor.
Lieutenant OoyeT0r,
Secretary OF State.
State auditor,
State Treasurer.
Attorney Gerr---,
Railroad and warehouse Com.
missioner.
IudeeS Supreme Court lrhree 20
Ii elcctedl,
Jtdse Kansas CITY Comtof ArIel,s,
Representative IN Consi,sS for Eighth
Dt>irl,
State senator for Twenty seventh
District,
Member OF the House Of Repse~nia
tiyeS
Judge County Cour. First DiNFi5r
tudgt County Cour, Stcond
District,
Assessor,
Prosecuting Attorney,
Treasurer,
Sheriff,
SuveYor.
PUN { Administrator
Que juSite Of ttlte fc, peaoa
I, wnShip totill uneXrirei tenn,
One Justice of Pe1tt Tor C-awioil
township Go fin unsAfirstterml
one luSi;t OF Peatt FOR Linn tow.
ship 90 till uutSrirei ttrml.
Two ntStite of peace for Ma>llinS,ua
t,ofill uncsptei Tenn.
Constable for Benton ruan>hi?
ConSt die for Crawford t0vn>hic
constable for jackson own>hp
. crstaNIe inr jefferson p'pwnSnir.
Constable to' Linn township,
Constable iot Washington reHa>Ng
committeeman ;ur each rolita
~, tor Benton ;o@n>hiP CfIwior5
township, Jackson township,
.c,ttr>2n rown>Aip Linn rawr,hir
.ni washington owrship
-, SEAL Win s<n'y hJat aoa :i,i~
{ - '~ll oliNs ml'r0. NjsMu-
I. ms l0,h ily Of NAY VA.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06
piaiiesutibe l)olrsp;ishsit.
gon satisa saioeafetb,

HIle Stanpe mliicn iidl TN 0clis
nunoe SnrdfS Spridwdrter NIB 6eScr
arten cine oft red,t beibenoc aritii
aeiaIien ioiien, mbecn iic nun 81
ben sgtebrter Uber ID hen ucrttatio
arbeitcuoeu aeb6ren. Sebedi siebt
es teineH StanU. iiber beiien eeiliiae
6ahiaieten i'm 9ppis nland)cr - no.
nentlih folher. bel benen Ginbil-
oune utr5 ausbilOuna Inn umaetebr.
ten SFrhdItnis itehcn- - berart idlieie
agidlauurecn berriden als lber ben
Snuefuitano.
sSie Oit bort "du niht, eab bns
@ rt Snuet iemnnOem aetdbesu als
Shimpfiuort nn ben aupi aemuien
niro 0duiie tri.t ais .idlmtldeuoes-
Sciuort nod sbrnmer- hinsu. uls
Oh oamn uno Sauer sruei III cinnn.
Der aehureuoe Seori;is ieicu, 3aiI
oaruT aus m1rdleu opr Der aultnr
anaetrdrteltcn 8ducrn in unicrcr
,3eit lin @usheieer, Cctprpn, NO
Ion u.i.p. miro. III ~ pcritebeu,
aber dudl ~ beonucrn.
TFS Sdidinl iibcr bic Ndlirt on
ncicleH 81 iuerbcu, tell, nit oem
SoreFn ieius nl,e gluttrriprod,c oaS
SIcttoeu,idl. Gin arpber 1beit Der
Snueru. bic nidlt mehr gMuerr hei'
zen pcIlcm. idldmt iidl ieiner nngr
i,amuteu Wnttcrlprad,e uuo iprld,t
Nodeeutidl poer bduNaer ciu Mii
lin0idl. bel bent mcoer Npd,ocn,id,
nod R!ntt ant inbreu. Ter StaOtcr
Der onS Hldtt III oft nur ais ben Gr
sahler Iuliiser Sdlnurrcn iernt, ilcb.
III Der ehemaliaeu Sprntle Der tur.
ia. f:S Sctieripiesels uno bes ME
ocro. .ntihcn Stcrepps rnr nod ben
Spa6nincner. Sp cun cen 8nucrn
perlenanet, upn Den Stdotcu pcr,
!adr; BON ben Scm!en Dit beiampit.
ach. onS &Inttocutif ieiuem Inter,
earae lGnainm entaegeu.
YIN eiuer tIeirca &robe su seiacr.
baB Der Saucr uidJt oer 10 uicl uer.
idhrieut 7ummtupi. bah bas lylrt
in leinen Sprihlu1rtcrr mb RebcrS-
.nrttn elm SdlnbtdItIciu Der &ults
'rciIbeit IL. onS lit Der Sued Sieiey
,}ciIeu. 2G Sc,peis iult an einen
$ciielci Reiiibrt wcvhen.
%ui lcbtm &nucrnhpic bat Die Noec
- plnttotutid Matte - ois Ner:il,
0criu Der N!duic 6cimn;rca't. Sn
nch5.t uidlt III ben 5irrtn, brc bean
NNncr,; aruken 9Iupcn brinceu. pic
NrItt, Hier0c. Sdlwciuc; lie lit ,cir
{icr. 6at btlpuoere Naimcrtiamtci;
patr tiItGc hc0ari. tciH Itcr, baS
onrdl Sdlonhcit Oocr .brpc1idIe &ur.
iHft III Den 9iu0cu idll,. y2cr ID
rtr lrctocm in ben pllt.oCutia,tu
SVrlhu0lTcru mo Ncccntnrtcn pcr,
hoNnjlnlaliQ uii trsiicnoc Gwuns
uuia 0cldlich;. ~ iii hics mubl clu
StuEis. naB Der s'aury MIA, 10
oumm uTo ols Giottacutib udt 10
Wra9cuucrtig ii, ais i;e pitliadl &C
lt)dgt uerocn.
6alt oIIc Spyidwty;cr. oic ubcy
bic NaGc Nrilauicu nchmeu aui Den
@'tmbcu bciW. iiiu 7cuIcr r0tY
Qa&1Iu Sciuo. Nit Der Aase an
'Ic9 lt'aAen 'jtl ncinrS 9ⅈcms nuri
i'9t' Giuc Rlttc 9a2c irll uaidacu.
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lud' 'nc Mui". |uythArcii, Sic
Env NoS 6tie. 10 1t 'it 7uy9 0ouS
.'laE' me5r lpcr,, rGu nc Matt. nc
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06
:Hn6:Sie 9IGtiea Eadn Arh.r
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~u'd.., tn.itr: Die Gtuithc't q;
':t '.itr,a.c i;ct. ,tSoli c.t nay
>,r9drC Ici,are S,U':rat ve.tlc aa
>.rar,sY&3Se7. E.sc:'.tu7at1 Rufct
no t:".ci~Ugunta Sc.i::sc. - lli
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06
Sdfesnnge',.

geenr Semnub piel belaitert tpttoi
seir6 ct audi uitl eeptleien:
eeihplten iutrb ct eininnl bier,
Tort miro ibnl Gbr etipieien
an 2diiersunaen ieblt es pic,
lie ielbh bas CUTE fdldnbeit;
Sas allerbeiie ta0ellt Ht.
als pb lie i5ehlet fihSeh.
peim sdiledten bort Scr 9dtet ahi
Wan tann benz S1iet iluheh.
30 Gebler ilber 6chlet limb.
9srlubnt lids niht IN luther,
ssp Semanb gtGnael indleu mill,
hat gutes iid aeiuhsen!
Aus Cute riuill" et Sfuar nidlt iet'n
Tus Sd)linme nur betitnben,
Nm @uten IN Der bette qllsnIdl
anf Grbcn tidlt pplicn6et;
am Sbien iudr' Der label ieibh
tsnns nuBlrs oar berldiuenott
Gu nchmrn eaieraufden iidl
I,,im SiidIblatt bcdh bic @uteh.
tlhb iufen bptt. udth 0rrsehslnh,
100 Neblcr iie pctmutbsn.
sNas Eicicr au, lirG lpriie ntnnL
Seirb ,leusr oar ucrddllen
Mir fallen taml chi llt,heiI gtcid.
Reii pir nidlt aIeid bettodlteu;
Eud wenn mir whilid CanteS feb II.
gyluo luoller oauu nod tnoIen,
go III eS uirtiidl an bet .3eit,
it 8thler init ~ nse!n.
l.Senr Sebler iepeu 'djun put6uS,
Eab luaenoeH ih 'iubcu:
pic gt6biten tiebler 'ullten isbi
sNu Suaenocn peridlwinoen,
fodJ iolIt' Die CUTE Sette Oar
Etc WarGel uberwieeen,
20 whb, trop. gaitersunacn, aadj
Eie 1naeno enbIidl iseen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06
Nctalts.

Sie SttONne clnee MerldGr
;eist Th am bcuitih''Sn an icir:n
%ertnttcn 9catriber lluecbilbcten
Mud, 6rI. ottytu,c NurhboricI
III cm Miituuh .etter @uhe Urn Ct.
SouiS su Heiudl Der Muttcr uno NC
'dnpiNr bcimactchrt.
-drI. Sppbih Shch,ch. @ctdC
ieit einiGcr Scit in yiut In Tien'icn
mar ilr bic Ncticit ibrcr sdnueiirr
6li'obetb bier.
--Nerr Wcrnnro 0ilttmt Arr @ot
Tin mo Nnbu ipwic GrGn S'icbcre
pom 1rccbnra worcu an 1pua,OQ N
Ncluth upu Wl'l,rr 2Sitime Gtlintctb
Niltencucr, Sen @eidlo,'irru aun
auocrer &crWdnotc III WsIirhnlin.
--glm WioutoR mnr0e Uut bd&
&erNnllpcr mit BERN Ncrnato Yutt
Ter um NpciptUuu, bcr uUa itirtr
(jnttin bcalcitci. bier wcc, cir hal
bes 2tllnotcu III nH'crcm 1nuIlm
afgtnchnt III pcrelOuScrG.
-unicrc lirolcr Nhrinr ( ,lltc.
mctrr uuo Ntuoacu X plHcutnrr
ppn 6ult pcrinuotcu TicuS.na upn
hicU0cr 9ouourR nnS cine eorIaonua
Sirouich mo Stmtiut iodl ocr
Siehbr'cu in Gnlt 4, HluiS. &U.
3um &crtoui Gin Guito
aroN Nuucnralb lduuorn ltt8.
araro. ! MtuUo;r oit p,tpt loo
&lunb. bci
Nlbcrt 5hlici. Aoclt
lr,uu. Mp,
gecnn cucr Siub Ncudlhu'tcu bat
Babe, nilt baS Der ruittu ip'c uno
Scr NuSmurI ltiht RthnIyt1 Wcrec
oardl 0h1n'hctlulS 0uuNo Htmthn
GicicS Wilucl miro cbcuiolIH ben
,ahcu Sdlcin, ucrnituicr NIB htn
NSpWi trlridltcrn Hr IN be- uirltn
Spibeni,tr cr'piNrcih cerpcuott
WprbSn. Scr,ault bel alIti p0nc
'ern,
--gm liCi;StoN WcrGen ..ur6e
.picbcr ciu Sat" Don II $iudb aus
Der MldrieS crS gano acsmsfu Ser
aladlihc Niidlcrmnnu iutr antirtih
mieOer C;1cl 0bnrlep,
Zen 'CSraouirunpS 5t'srnhEei'
fin lpeldle :tl ourlebten SInStdp in
2mn iiattinn6er mo beiier mir oirS
Seriebcn in lrbtcr gIimmr frittr
9ruhbnuna ;hatcn. iuphnteE uuu bier
Sic iulpenocu ernouirteh' Sdllier
Sci: %pulpb Gihhpls, Raummno
edcdtct. Gouaro SunieS. &erunicn
Crtme0er. Stipio SScacr,rdnn I'M.
fpnia Gnitr;te rmb augnite gperS.
Gs lit teiitt wtrtlide ltriadc ppr
hanbcu psshkib man an %crltupinan
leibcu ipll, 5aambcrSain'S Sanua
ten b0pitrsa aiine!nllishen Stblcs
gang phne niinnaeuehmc &eiulubl
Sertauft BET alien odnblerH. tnte.
-srl. ssartha Slaeneper pp,fs Ct.
aaais perbrinpt siiiias sstiien Mer
sni ScinG fbtsr 9iattts uhS Ss'
hhmiier.
--cb&w. Carl Cum SUn Goiihots
Hlu Ipeftter' am Tlsnetoa bel Der
eroFtIei<r il einn alilti<k bq5ptI]
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06

GS III allbesanrf, tas mid, mchr
nls einef aus setai isdllen pon Rhen
lmatisu,ns irHeriiter s,ebanolnna
'bebari. Aiks nsas nothn III. III al
nc rcithlidle appiiifttpu npn Cham
berlnin's . siniuient unb ginrribuna
Itef (heils bel iebesuialikr anmen
buna. Srrhd,s thn une rriahwi w,e
Iithneil rr Sdamfrsen anb Tein lin.
4ern ipislH De>oaslf ~ f{ed esre.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06

Scsc SItcrsnuie anicrrS esbeus
.lat ieinc 6reuoe. Site Sei1c iolltcr.
elliii.s ieir. uaS IL Frs 6, uenT
1taakerlain'S tabtcir4 Rssmnx!hi
sucssA Sss startina.. SSr st,sonrns
am xsgasiersrfrs eq es,ac,peiee,
'Sseir. Srbistts psrtsa mfior Hne
issseaesrs fir. scsts I'M, Hiittlersr
siter asyr n altssea labFR essse
net. xrsihnit bei alien taesfaf1
- - - - 1ess.g( I
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06
ns. Serlaa..

Il ,;m%lsst saIbsr r:rt n Str s,Ss,
p"T 'Sc.' at.esc;. fcrm. 2;tig,t,
cniSSI: ia Adey. r9eoa 50 ta.tt
g;eI: GD9 81 vea Sisica rcice Site
Spt:H'N sdaSsr anS. ees:ery frS
e'r ,Sr.'Ht;sa.7ta f:itaet. bic
tN,yIt Uts s;,Se s'SS>.,g a.l II falcni
f'HGHNc. IN SSl'jtr It cisma..
&Arat!, 0gl' ia, litbcyi!a5.
ESCtcr Aatesc7l NtrGs n'c7 III
~ Hsr Htaa,.car fcs Sc.ttt.ct,.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06
Srhrcr NG,:sul,

CGS ;tpI.trt NtsurcgAwtn MIS-
ra;;'itGavu III S;rn CGi Fyt;taa Ui2
~d.UetGa SEN :. UNS =. Sg0l.
&siualS9uU
". y. &rNln. SaaAIWMt''S,.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-06-06

7 Ma ithpn bic sonsea aeihlsi;
Sen. ersuhrer pk hi ipeers
etuv, sdpehss aekp(a (aEhl
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
THE USEFUL QUAIL

The natural life of quail is about
10 years, SO that each OF these birds
may be supposed to eat during its
lifetije 100000 insects and go, GOO
600 weed seeds. Yet there are thou
sands of men who delight to 20 out
inuhe fall and kill ever! small quail
they can find A dead quail is worth
in the market possibly 81 A man
may eat it in few minutes and
forget it. What shameful ending
for so faithful and so valuable a
friend of mankind
A few years ago there were millions
of quails all over III uthern, Middle
and Eastern States. Today they are
almost extinct everywhere.
A pair of Bob Whites In domestica
ton have produced 100 eggs in sea-
son. Five hens laid an average OF 65
eggs apiece.
To hold the insects in check and to
destroy the weed seeds We need to
have our gardens. fields. pastures and
roadsides literally alive with these
useful birds.
A prairie chicken killed in cotton
field in Texas had in it's stomach the
remains of over 800 cotton boil Wee
wills.
A few years ago there were millions
of prairie chickens in all the prairie
states. Today they are absolutely ex-
tinct in several states and on the
vergeof their finish in all the others.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
FREDERICK DORSEY
SCHNEBLY

Frederick d. Schnebly was born in
Hagerstown, Maryland, June 81. 1892.
80 years ago. and came to this valley
from Walla Walla in 1870. He went
to California from Maryland in 1854
where he spent four years and from
there he came to Walla Walla where
he engaged in stock raising and min
ing.
During the severe winter of 1923
all of his stock persisted In 1868 he
went over to Helena, Montana, where
he spent five years in the mining
camps of the Bannock. When he
came to this valley he homesteaded
a quarter section and stocked his
ranch with cattle. At that time
Kittitas county was a part OF Yak
ina in fact the county of Yakima
extended from the north line of
Klickitat to the British Columbia
line and it was in 1878 thhat he was
elected sheriff and in 1880 was re-
elected AT the close of his second
term he returned to Ellcnsburg and
for some years continued to deal in
cattle, but did considerable business
in buying and selling real estate In
1896 ne bought the Localizer and for
a few years conducted newspaper
business. He was one OF the first
members of the city council, serving
in that body for several years.
Mr. Schnebly was a member OF the
Masonic order, IA man of intellectual
worth, excellent business judgment
and commcndablc principles.
He was deputy sheriff under VIM.
Stinson for one term and was
member o. the state fair commission
four years under Gov j. h. Rogers.
To know Mr. Schncbly was to hon
or and respect him and the writer
hereof. regarded him As warm per-
sonal friend and gentleman in the
strctest sense of the term. Peace
Pto his ashes.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
WILSON IS IN
RECEPTIVE MOOD

PRINCETON, Nj. Nov. 12.-Presi-
dent-clect Woodrow Wilson has not
decid dupon the personnel of his
cabinet and he intends to keep his
mind open on the subject for lon {
time. To put an end, if possible,
to all gossip about cabinet appoint
ments, he issued the following state
ment today
such speculations are perfectly
fruitless, | mean to keep my mind
entirely open with regard to appoint
ments.. of the first consequence until
a final announcement is possible 1t
will positively be useless to resort TO
me for corroborat ton of any report,
because ! shall have absolutely moth
ing to announce No announcement
will have the least authority that is
not made over my signature. These
are matters that must be determined
by very deliberate counsel and not
by gossip"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
BE The FELLOW THAT
YOUR MOTHER THINKS YOU ARE

While walking down "A crowded city
street the other day.
| heard a little urchin to IA cOmrade
turn and say
Say. Jimmie, don't yer know I'd be
happy as a clam,
If | only was the Teller dat me mud
der thinks | am.
She links | am wonder, and knows
her little lad
Would never mix wit nothin' dat
was ugly, mean or bad,
| often sit and t'ink how nice 'twoldu
beige whiz,
If Teller was de Teller dat his mud
der thinks he is"
So, folks, be yours a life of toll or
undiluted joy,
Yo ustill can learn a lesson from the
small, unlettered boy;
Don't try TO be an earthly saint, with
eyes fixed on a star
Just try TO be the fellow that your
mother thinks you are.
Noodles Pagan.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
WHY DO MEN
ADVERTISE?

The man who conducts his bnsiness
on the theory th1t if doesn't nav
and he can't aCford IN advertise AK
up his Underwent in onnosition to 1bat
Of all the best busintss mon in Tho
world Saws an nvnorinnr.d advrr-
Using autborirv-.\Vitha rav v,ar.,
cxpcriencr in conducting - small tn.-
mess on fewthousands of ra.itoIs
he assumes IN kno,V mara fban thou
sands hos hourIy trans,ctlo,s - =
yrepatc marc tban H.. do ~ vas.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
CHAMP CLARK'S
CAMPAIGN LETTER

Just as the campaign was closing
Speaker Champ Clark sent a letter
to his friends in the Ninth district
reminding them that he was running
for congress. 1t was as if it had just
occurred to the speaker at the last
moment that he had his own inter-
ests to look after. Far and wide
over the country speaker Clark has
toured fighting the cause of democ-
racy, urging his millions of admir-
ers to support Governor Wilson and
preaching the doctrine of political
and social justice. 1t was an unself-
ish fight Champ Clark made, and his
quiet appeal to the people at home to
look out for him on election day be-
cause he had been too busy with the
nations cause to look after his own,
gives Missouri further reason to be
proud of her foremost statesman.
He will be elected Of course, and the
best thing the people of the state at
large can do to reward him for the
credit conferred it is to send a solid
Missouri delegation to the congress
over which he will preside-St Louis
Republic.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
Comparative
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE

Since 1860 when the republican par
ty first came into power by the cleo
ton of Abraham Lincoln as prcsidcnr
the electoral vote in the UnitcdStatc.
has increased from 303 to 53l-an in
crease of 228 votes.
In 1860 Abraham Lincoln 1870
In 1864 Abraham Lincoln PIP
In 1872 Ulyssis 5. Grant 2S6
In 1876 Rutherford b. Hayes 1874.
In 1880 James a. Garfield pa.
In 1884 Grover Cleveland 2l9
In 1888 Benjamin Harrison 23}
In 1892 Grover Cleveland 277.
In 1896 William Mckinley 27l.
In 1890 William Mckinley 292.
In 1904 Theodore Roosevelt 1886.
In 1908 William II. Taft 32l.
In 1912 Woodrow Wilson 4i5.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
DEMOCRATIC
GOVERNORS

In the election of governors, the
Democrats mad enearly clean sweep
Out of twenty-eight, the Republicans
got five and the Progressives two.
The only states carried by the Re
publicans were Iowa, Minnesota.
Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and
South Dakota. Wisconsin and Kan
sives. The following governor were
elected
Colora do-Elas NJ. Ammons, DEM
ocrat.
Connecticut. --Simeon E. Baldwin.
Democrat.
Delaware-Thomas NJ. Monaghan,
Democrat.
Florida-Park Trammel, Democrat.
Idaho-James H. Hawley, Democrat
Ilin0is-Edward f. Dunno, Demo-
crat.
Indiana-Samuel NJ Ralston, Dem
Ocrat.
lowa-Georgc W. Clarke. Republic
can.
can.
Massac husetts-Eugcne N. Foss.
Democrat.
Woodbridge N. Ferris.
Minnesota-Adolph o. Eberhart, Fee
publican.
Missouri Elliott W. Major, Demo-
crat.
Montana-Samuel V. Stewart, DEM
Ocrat
Nebraska John II. Moorehead,
Democrat.
New Hampshire-F Worcester, Re-
publican.
New York-Wm Sulzer Democrat.
North Carolina-Locke Craig, Dem
ocrat.
Ohio-James NJ Cox, Democrat.
Fhode Island-Aram j. Pothier, Re-
publican.
South Carolina--Cole l.. Blease,
Democrat.
South Dakota-Frank Byrne, Re-
publican.
characterization Mcmillan, DEM
0crat.
Texas-Oscar b. Colquitt, Democrat.
Utah-John F. Tolton, Democrat.
Washington Ernest Lister, DEM
ocrat.
West Virginia w II. Thompson,
Democrat.
Wisconsin, F. E. McGovern, Pro-
gressive.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
THE DEMONS OF THE sWAMPs

THE DEMONS OF THE SWAMPS
are mosquitoes. AS they sting they
put deadlymalaria germs in the blood.
Then follow the icy chills and the
fires of fever The appetite flies
and the strength faifls also malaria
often paves the way for deadly ty-
phoid. But Electric Bitters kill and
cast out the malaria germs from the
blood, give you a fine appetite and
renew your strength. after long
suffering" wrote VIM. Fretwell, of
Lucama, NC, three bottles drove all
the malaria from my system, and I've
had good health ever SINCE" Best
for all stomach, liver and kidney ills.
SOC. at Model Pharmacy, O. w. Ball,
proprietor.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
|OLD COUNCIL
/ WILL BE RETAINED

1t was feared by m1Hy that the
Ebustle and confusion OF the BIZ cleo
Etion. the city primary would De over
Hooked. and this was true 10 some
Extent but a decisive vote was cast
FLOR the retention OF the former coih-
Icilmen. on whom the light centred.
/. CITY Clerk. Hoffman,, 105; Jenkins,
I645
Councilman-at-large, Palmer. el4;
sWeaver, $40.
For attorney and treasurer as well
as mayor, there was no contest and
whitfield and Hall were nominated
i For councilman in the first ward
payne had 2S2 TO AL for W. O. Ames.
In the second ward the vote stood
Kreidel 3l6; Carter ia; Bench 200;
E6Chapin At.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
WOODROW WILSON
COMP IMENT AIRY

The voters have chosen Woodrow
Wilson TO be the next president OF
the United States.
He will enter office with the good
wishes OF the whole Anne rican peo
pie.
The Inter Ocean again compliments
HGovernorWilson on the splendid man
ner in which he conducted his cam
paign. Not one harsh or uncompli
mentary word for hI- opponents was
heard from him from beginning TO
end. He showed himsel. every inch
a man.
The Inter Ocean is Republican
newspaper But it is first OF al an
American newspaper. 1T stands Tor
country above all things
Whenever and wherever The Inter
Ocean can lend hand 10 anything
for the benefit of the people Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson will have 10
cause to complain of lack Of ready
and hearty cooperation.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-11-14
FIVE POINTS OF
A GOOD DAIRY

The five points to be observed in
selecting a good dairy COW was the
subject of an address made by o. C.
Gregg at the St. Johns Farers' Insti-
tute.
/. Large body and especially mid
die piece, indicating capacity for
eating and digesting a lot of food
2. Thinly fleshed backbone and es-
pecially back of tn shoulders. This
This indicates that the food is not
made into flesh.
s, Large udder as it is here that
the milk is made
4. Large milk wells. 1t is through
these that the blood returns to the
heart from the udder. If they are
large it indicates that large a.
mount of blood passes through the
udder.
8. Large clear eyes. This indi-
Gates good nerves, and they drive
the organs of digestion and milk
maxim.
Asixth point could be added-the
scales and the Babcock test.