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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-13

hard snow with enough momentum
to upset it. Ii looked for moment
as though the occupants might have
been injured but fortunately they
escaped. The team stopped as the
sled tipped over, and in few min
utes the family were again Oh their
way. Morgan Messenger.
The First National Bank of this
place is now settled in its new home
on the site of the former building,
which burned the night of February
LIST, 1911, having moved info their
new home yesterday Without a
doubt this is the finest exclusive
banking establishment in Southern
Minnesota. The building is strictly
fire-proof throughout, being built
Of reinforced concrete, brick, cut
stone and granite, with copper doors
frames and sash.-Co ttonwoo d
county Citizen.
John Ubl of Cottonwood found
out last Friday morning that our
city authorities will not stand for
maltreatment Of dumb animals.
Ubl had allowed his team of horses
to stand on our streets Thursday
from early morning till after supper
without food, shelter or water and
he was arrested by Policeman John
F. Herzog and hailed into Justice n
Henningsen's Court. He was prompt
ly fined $40 and costs amounting to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-13
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from the
Country Papers.

Brother Hodges tranquility has
not been disturbed by the rumor of
the advent of new publication in
the Sleepy Eye field. Ex-Postmas-
ter Buelow and Mr.. Kent have de-
cided TO embark in the field of jour-
nalism and favor the residents ofthe
Indian town with another newspa-
per. Springfield Advance.
A runaway with enough thrills to
make it intensely interesting and ex-
citing was pulled off Monday after
noon between the hours of two and
three o'clock. Sheriff julius and
Thee. johnson had decided upon a
fishing expedition and started out
shortly after two with double team
hitched to light bob and accom-
panied by a driver On the way
they picked up John BIuehm. While
going down the Aufderheide hill,
the slngle-tree struck the left horse
on the legs and it bolted and the
horses started off on a dead run.
When they got near Adams corner
they dropped into the deep snow,
the off horse having fallen so that it
was lying on the left side By their
united efforts the fisher men man
aged to get things righted, the
horses once more hitched up and
were soon on their way rejoicing.
New Ulm Review.
Not long ago movement was
started at Redwood Falls for a state
road from that city to the Twin
Cities, several enthusiastic meetings
have been held at Redwood Falls
and also at Gaylord and other towns
along the M. & st. L. road which it
is proposed to follow. Franklin will
be link in the important prof. ect
and local auto owners ought to get
together and form a club through
which a systematic effort can be
made to cooperate with the other
towns interested. Franklin Tribune
Saturday evening just as w. S.
Walters was leaving town his bob
sled swerved so at the corner of the
State Bank that the sled tipped over
and Mr.. Walters and his wife and
child were thrown out but not in
jured. Mr.. Walters was not driving
fast although the team was trotting
but the crossing was so smooth and
slippery, that the sled struck the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-13
House For Sale

In order to close the estate Of the
late Mrs. A. A. Jones, am author
lied to sell her residence at the
corner Of Mill and Fifth street. A
snap if taken soon.
w. H. Gold,
2S-4t Administrator.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
Automobile Buyers Demand Proper Design

There has been no change in Franklin air cooling
 The application of the air currents to the cylinders has been made more direct and is better cOntrolled-but the principle is the same.
 The Franklin principle of construction has been right from the first.
 Now the man who is tired of cOddling a cooling system-of mixing an anti-freez- ing sOlutiOn-or of nursing the motor to prevent overheating, says:
 ''Ill get a Franklin ,
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
The Only Cooling System That Regulates Itself

As long as the motor runs 1t must cool.
 The amount of cooling on the Franklin is measurable quantity-that is the best proof of its superiority.
 When the motor IS running at full speed 20O0 cubic feet of air pass over the cylinders every minute. This air travels at a high rate of speed.
 The heat is literally wiped away.
 And the supply of cooling medium never gives out.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Greater motor efficiency and reliabil- itv are being demanded by automobile buyers.
 Manufacturers of water-cOOed cars are trvlng m every way to meet thlS demand. They even go to new types of motor and start all over again from the experimental stage.
 And while all this struggle is going on the confidence of the automobile public in the Franklin is increasing every day Franklin efficiency and dependabilitv are proved
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Cooling with the Franklin is regulated by the fly wheel-it is suction fan.
 The faster the motor turns over the greater the quantity >of air drawn down around the cylinders.
 Cooling is proportional to the amount of heat generated.
 It does not depend on the forward rush of the car-nor on supply of water-nor on outside temperature.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

S7 miles on two gallons of gasoline this worlds economy record belongs to the Franklin.
 46.1 miles on one gallon of gasoline another world s record for the Franklin. 120 miles carrying one and one-half tons at a cost per ton mile of 0044 of cent
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
Why the Franklin is Alone In the Field

The line of least resistance is the easi- est way.
 To put water jacket around cvlin- der was a quick way to get cooling-and the arrangement worked
 But 1t frOze up in winter-it added complications the piping and radiator would leak. The water-cooled motor of today has the same troubles, and always will have
 Franklin engineers foresaw that an automobile would be required to give ser vice free from motor trouble all the year around.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
These Men Own Franklin Cars

Engineers are the first to buy the Franklin
 One prominent owner was for years the designer of leading water-cooled car
 Others include the most familiar names III scientific designers. inventors, trained men in mechanical affairs
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
These Figures Show Why the Franklin Excels

an lmbeaten record for the Franklin truck
 The Franklin motor. operates at the temperature of highest efficiency for gaso- line vapor.
 It gets more power from the fuel
 It gets greater mileage per gallon of gasoline.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Tire cost is the heaviest item of eX- pense with the average motor car.
 With the Franklin tire cost is about one-third that of other cars.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

There is only one reason for this choice. The Franklin air-cOoled motor is the logical development of the automobile mo- tor. It's construction is scientific.
 It is simpler than other motors.
 IL Is more efficient
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

The solution was to cool by air.
 Air would not freeze-thcrc would be no leaks; no complications
 z The Franklin motor has made good for ten yeals-that IS the best proof of how well the Franklin engineers did their work.
 And the Franklin motor is better now than ever before because 1t has been re- fined and developed along one definite line.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
8OOO-lO,OOO Miles Per Set of Tires

The Franklin is the only automobile with which tire trouble is not factor.
 The ear itself is light weight and resli- cnt Road shocks are absorbed Large tires are used. This gives maximum tire service.
 SOOO-l0,O0O miles per set of tires is the average service obtained by Franklin owners.
 3O61 miles without puncture is anOth- CT Franklin average.
 90 per cent of the delays on the road are caused by tire trouble. The Franklin eliminates this trouble.
 Tire sizes exceed those recommended by tire manufacturers on all Franklin models
 There is big factor of safety. : ]. This means money saved.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
The Franklin Steering Device Is
 Not 1rreVerSible

You around corner and the automatically tends follow the road; there work driver You drive rttv roads and pull and yan the wheel to stay the road the wheels fol- low the tracks. Certainly this is the safest way.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

The Final Choice of Men Who Know  ire M dm al
 gMd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20
PLUNGED THROUGH OPEN BRIDGE
TO DEATH 70 FEET BELOW
Three Men and Two Women
NadIy Racing, are Drowned in
Raging Waters
f9Y .Aasoelated Pf ess J

Chicago Mas 20-Again has grim
death stalked in the wake Of the ir-
r,pressible ioy riding manIacs
f14e persons. three men and TWO
women We're drowned today in the
Calumet river. when an automobile
party travelling at tremendous rate
Io speed plunged to death and de-
8ra5tiou off a high bridge near Nine
tN Second street this city
The dtau bridge had been swung
oaeu 10 ALLOW a boat underneath 10
PASS he automobile party APPROACH
od the bridge at sucn high rate Of
speed that il was impossible 10 stop
tie machine and It plunged into the
omen abtss It's momentum carrying it
thirty feet through space straight
ahead before it took the dnal awful
plunge into the rushing waters seF
tntS teet below
The machine and all Of its oecu-
Pants went to the bottom Of the river
All We're drowned before heir could
arrive
Investigation has developed the
fact that me car was owned by
Mis- Il f. Spauiding. Of Chicago 10
Was driven hy her chauffeur. John
Buphanau Who, without permission
loon two boys and two gir friends
riding The BODY OF one oi the girls
has been recovered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20
A SMOOTH
CROOK IS
CAPTURED
REPRESENTS HIMSELF TO
BE AN ADMINISTRATOR;
GETS MONEY, HIKES

County Attorney John Adams VIII
today request Governor Cluce 10 issue
rcquisition papers for r. r. Briggs
wanted by the authorities here loF
false representations aud gaining mon.
cr under false prcIenses.
Briggs who is young man came
10 Guthrie late lasl year and repre-.
scented that he was administrator Of
the estate OF j. b. Briggs represent
ing to the officials that he was the
nephew OF the deceased Briggs. He
presented credentials that 2Hpear I'd
regular and was recognized as the
Guly appointed administrator o. the
estate lie Instituted proceedings
ard secured judgment for $3.50
against C. +. saunders Saunders
paid him $50 ia money and gave "a
lcte for 500. This note Briggs sold
to the Guthrie National bank. He
tpen disappeared Later II was dis
covered that he was an impostor He
S. as traced through Kansas no Ken
t4cIy and finally located at Gra} son.
Eentucky at which place he was mas
querading under the name OF Troupe
Jones. The authorities We're notified
there and his arrest followed.
Young Briggs is Il smooth article
and has several other charges to lace
N hen he is brought back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20
SCHOOL. BUILD
INC MAY Be
CONDEMNED

- =,
ne iolio"ln2 iettef mas oeeh re
eelNea pF g =. Gottetal Presi
aenl OF the city Doafa OF edlleatloH,
%l'a reference TO the condition OF
me elitraI school bulldih9, ne
oodfa at us next meeting VIII take
steps alonS lhe iine suggested III the
lie chiel lettef. me central
schooi building - the Oldest OF rs
kihd III the city. " was punt III the
carry days Wleh GOOD material was
scarce ana is now III very bad con
allion Y II PfoDa2e thal lle Peo-
P'e OF ile fty WI pc ealied upon
10 Nole nonus iot new school
pRlldlh2 III event IL Is found that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20

IS GETTING
VERY FOXY
IBy Associated Press5

Cambridge O.. MAY 20-Ro0sevelt
today served notice that he would re-
sist any compromise that might be
offered at the Republican National
convention.
There can be no compromise he
said here.
some of our opponents are saving
that neither President Taft nor
should he nominated I'll name the
compromise candidate. He viii be
NE. -.A.-. Aax. ASEW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20
TWO CHARGED WITH
NUMBERING MAN AND
CREMAT|NC BODY

+. Rapid city. 5. D.. May 2O--A !
grand Jury in session here today I
returned true bills alleging that !
Frank Marion Gage and Henry ,
Andrews murdered Bert Morri =
son, Nov. II, 1871. and two days :
later burned his body in shack ?
six miles north OF here Z
A detective declares chat the =
body was taken iii Cages wagon h
to the shack after Morrison had =
been Killed in a row, and that =
Andrews set fire to the shack. =
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20
THE WEATHER
lBy Associated Press.l

NeW OTIeaNs- NaI -N"INI0HoWa
Showers tonight aud TuesdaE
Chicago. Nav 20- Kansas Unset
tied. generally fair tonight ana Tues
DAY
Missouri: Probably local thunder
storms tonight or Tuesday. Cooler in
north tonight aud northeast Tuesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20
SLAYER OF PRETTY AVIS
L|NNELL ANXIOUS FOR END
He Has Regained His Nerve and
Says He Will Die
Game
fBy Associated rPesfa

Boston. May 70 After spending
most of last night singing hymns
and reading scripture with Chap
lain Stebbins, Richeson, this morn
ing, seemed reconciled to his fate,
and is courageously facing the un-
known future. Repeatedly he SANG
his favorite hymn
Sometime Well Understand.
I'll be ready when YOU want me
warden, he said
None of his relatives Will con
sole him in his last hours.
Boston May -0.-"l have made
my peace with God; am resigned
10 my fate | wish now to 80 TO my
death as soon as possible the quick
er the better.
These words spoken by Clarence
v. r Richcson. former Baptist
minister and confessed slayer Of
Avis Linnell to the Rev. Herbert
II. Johnson. his spiritual adviser
sunday. expressed the mental con
dition Of the condemned man whose
tenure Of life is now measured only
by hours
There is much reason to believe
that he viii 50 to his death in the
electric chair shortly lfter midnight
tonight.
Reclining on cot in his death
cell, Richeson talked long and
earnestly with Mr.. Johnson and the
prison chaplain, the Rev Herbert
w, Stebbns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20
Boyhood DAYS Recalled,

Part OF the conversation was OF
mcultatiye and religious nature and
part was reminiscent. The prison
er reviewed countless incidents of
his boyhood in Virginia; his college
days at Liberty, Mo, furnished fur
ther topics
When the hour of execution ar
rives. Mr. Johnson, as his spiritual
adviser, will precede him in the
short walk TO the electric chair.
Three physicians, the prison doc
tor. the county medical examiner
and the surgeon general of the com
monwealth Will attend as the legal
wl,nesses. The prison chaplain al
so is entitled to attend.
Besides this, there may be three
witnesses, designated by the NAr-
den. An appeal having been made
10 Governor Foss by press associa
tions for representation the warden
decided TO accede to the wishes OF
the governor and viii PROBABLY
name as the three other witnesses
representatives of three press asso-
Citations Late Saturday it was
learned that Richeson had request
ed that his counsel William A
Morse be present bu the warden was
compelled to deny the request as
all the witnesses permitted by law
had been arranged for
Surgeons and medical societies.
eager to gain some knowledge from
the post mortem examination of the
unusual subject. have applied for
the brain and spinal cord of the
victim Of the death chair but
these will all be refused
Richcson was deeply pleased
when he was told Sunday that his
father had promised his body shoulr
lie beside that of his mother in the
family lot in Virginia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-20
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GOV. HASkELL'S
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26

After Holidays
Real Rush Begins.

TranHportaiIon aua hotel men say
fhaf the Gubsr ~ tourists v.ho VIII
virit Florida this rIutsr VII be- double
that 90 lat wlntsr These gentlemen
probably knew. e. they have advances
information thsf snarisa their ta make
prsailiious that ere s8usthiHr more
than risvsr Fusss'na The advance
F1ard has been large. ands airoady
northsrn md eastern people bT the
hundreds are ln every county in The
afats
Soon astar enc holidays ere real
rufh vtn hsf.n Although winter has
beer ON IN earnest IN ths less favored
states o. e month Or more. me desire
e. spend ne ralstids aroun6 the fam
~ hsarthstons kssps nest % fts vie.
tiers at home until January. nut thsg
srs coming then and ths Florida yeo-
De should ~ ready 90 size saeh and
even one o. them IS hearty welcome
Evsry visitor 10 either q prospec-
1--WE investor or bomssssksr and n
svsr1' individual from me north and
east wh1 comes b. Fleri1a. is shown
sn me advantages ne state has Co
oTsr. ths resuit wiu bs plainly ap-
parent Many people come to Florida
and return home. seeing little ana
knowinw lees shout the resources OF
the state. It 10 up 90 our own pso-
NE to remedy ibis condition.
Every rloridian should constitute
himself a committee 81 one rs enter
tain and instruct the coming guest
Individual smert BE- required
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
Famous "Pinf Of Cough
JyrHp" Receipt
Ne Better Remedy az Any Price.
EaiIy GuaFant~eA

Male q plain syrup bv mixing one
pint ~ granulated sugar and y Pint a
warn water and STAR for tau minutes.
Put 2la ounces a pure Pinsx ATTY
csBts' WORTH in q pint bottle. and fli d
un With the sugar syrup. Ihis gives
yuu a family supply - fhe hssf cnugh
ayrur a. . saving 20 81 III never apolla.
Take tsaspoonlgl every one, tNo or
three hours
he cHectivensss ~ this simple remedy
s. surprising. n seems 90 take hold in.
afaatly, sud vii usuallv stop the most
oustinats cough in a hours. ID tnnes
up TIE iadrd appetite and o. iusi laxa-
tive enough 20 - helpful IN . cough.
and has a pleasing taste. Aisa excellent
Tor bronchial trouble, throat tickie. sore
lungs and asthma, and am unequalei
rcmsdv for whooping ooush and Group.
Ihia recipe FOR making cough remedy
with Pinex and sugar syrup Toe
trained honeyl "a a pfime favorits In
thousands II homes In the United States
and Canada. The Pisa has been imita-
TED though never successfully. II you
trv ~ zee only Fruuinr pinew. Which a.
the ulnst valuable concentrated con-
pound q Norway white pine extract, and
Il rich On ruaiacol ard all che Natural
hea ling uire eiemruts Otker prsuara.
tacrs win not work IN this r~cir~
A guaranty % ah~olufr satirfartion.
q money prnmptlv refunded, Foes WITH
this recips. Your d7uEgist has Pinex,
~ vi re u Cor ynu. n No. send 70
The Pinsx Co, ~ Waync, Ind.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
Pardons and the
Lease System.

uovsrnor ponarhsv. - Arkansas.
Who rstires from once January /. one
day recently issued pardons 20 $50 coz
vtcts. well niEh smptyinE The state
psnitsntary.
Arkansas has-ln voFas fhs disgrace
fui convict lease system and In season
ana out % season. en- ire time he vaa
rovsrnnr. the retiring chief maEiH-
trats ~ The state has importuned the
Legislature n aboiish tbs barhaFous
pian. His action IN wholesale pardon
fnH 49, a singing rcbuks 90 fhs law
ruakers for slinEinr % TIE system o.
is said that as a result az this pardon
inE three eonvict camps win bs aho..
ned
Tn Ms message % ere legislature
Governor uonarhsv scores rhs lease
svstem and cites bic unsuccessful ~.
sarta to have it ahaus1sf TIE ta1s
conditions are so bad that the report.
MADE % him By special aFsnts could
scarreIv be- accepted 81 tru.h vrftsr
from rHriaI documents and uersana
statements amonE civuinrd peapa
Boa far the records Iu fhr case
Hs SAYS the state psuitenuary and
the county farms have resolved frem
selves into rsyenEsfui bells.
No daubt tEs system in Arkansas @
~ enough. u e. bad everywhere an,
% Co impossible Or any restraining
reFulatons that may be adopted % b
nuIlv enforced.
rhis Wholesale narloninr 90 pris
onerr ls e. thInr usually 10 be- con
ssmned. Fgt desperate diseases rslair
desperate remedies az times ana Do 8
haafcns fhe aboHu5n ~ ne disEracrfu
convict lease system single m1nt
70 ia not COO much 90 pay.
We a. 30 believe the tyHtsm be-
become a. dIsrra~rful IN F1orisa aa q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACOLIANS


They Are Tee Swift.
why isn't one ~ those animal basket
bah teams % the psnsa cola Y. NJ. G.
A. called the Corhers G-Florula Ncwa
a csss 81 Frosh.
The Pensacola News Is frothInE at
the mouth. Irs got 'em bad it VIII
probably have 60 ~ muzEied for ne
protection ~ the public On general and
Pensacola m particular. The Pensa-
cola News .lovs that secret caucus'
vas held in Jacksonville few days
$40. In which National Committeeman
~. r.. q. Crawford. Editor Prank T.
Mayes and Hon. j. &. g.. GriGEs. orig
inal wilson men. Hun. A. 4 AaEle.
ConrresErnan Emmet wilson and con-
gresham claude LI.uEis senator Bry-
en-. and ore 1r two others uere present.
At which caucus federal Offices ga FLOR
ia were "rarceIsed out ~ the Psnsa-
cola News puts IL And suppose they
we're aparceued OUT Who elHe was
snparted 70 select the federal of1ccs :
Does thr Pensacola News dream for a
moment that Governor Guchrlst. ccn-
rresvnan sparkulan and Congressman
clark. the Hen Peter % knight and
other conservative" democrats should
nama tha next officers So be appointed
in Florida VIII the Pensacola News
kindly inform ~ anxious pubic wheth-
sr o. not. in its opinion. q Underwood
or Harmon vas in Wilson's position
that CLAUDE L'EuEir ~ Emmsf wilson
of Prank afayeE. ~ John Crawfore. ~
Nathan Bryan. or any of the other pro-
Rretsivr democrats. would have had
ssv - 90 vino would hn ne positions
in Florida Does the rensaCola News
believe that anv ~ TIRE proRressIyes
would have been ofHsred good faf TO
ntirai Jobs Car che Pensacola views
close 80 ere and see Underwood au-
pointing John Stockton 80 The rost-
maHtership ~ Jacksonville. car lt sink
its on optic nerve and see Prank MaveH
aspiring % and receiving a federal
once The Pensacola News is klddisa
=nef.nnd Nawa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
ECZEMA ALL OVER By

Extract from letter Cf "a nfouat
citizen lu Asmlna who fufcrcf tort
Win ecreua al over bis body.
J tried every thing. consulted r-
sIrlana. srs cIausts. and sas abous-
rourared trtM Z began uslng Hoo
as doctor Faid Ia would De pheno.-
al II Hokara cured me. q few a.
cations quickly relieved. and in q .
time Wbkafa worked wonderful r
az my trouble" Name on reauet
N vou have any skin trouble. u
not act 3 lar - Hokara today amo
how quickly t effects a cure
Guaranteed b. Tire Cr- sta Phs
nev. local aeertE-
Liberal Jar ESQ., iarser slEss soel
SEQ -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-26
HANDY KITCHEN
CLOSES doors
e w. LAWRENCE WILL HIE
CHARGE o. BUSINESS FoR 81.
GIT OF cREoIToRs-Ass-s
WILL COVER AL LIABiLITit

TIE HANDY Kitchen. = p Cones
proprietor. closed yesterday. ana
vs.. Lawrence wiu take charge one
place. having been made assiEneIy
me proprietor for che tcnelt oce
creditors
10 ia not uasr8 lust what thet-
rHtIea amount "a. hat De- ls belt1
fhat ere asses are sufficient 60 rt
all Indebtedness Whcthr~ fhe T.
ness viii he operated under the
cslyer o. colo Gus rs 90 slauaaa
rot vet been fe -ided