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Encyclopedia were purchased with part
of the proceeds from The Nautical
Knot.
Mrs. Blsnche Boyden Hutchinson
gave two enjoyable readings. Monday
afternoon, at the home OF Mrs. G. A.
Nye in Moorhead, when Mrs. Nye en-
tertatned for Mr.. Nye's mother, Mrs.
Eliza Loring Nye,
A number of conservatory students
helped to contribute toward the sue
cess Of the cantata, Ruth, which was
sung at the Congregational church at
Gardner, Saturday evening, March q.
They were the Misses Steele. Beck
man and Cooper, and the Messrs.
Thomas and Babcock.
The Cherokee high school has re-
quested Mrs. Hutchinson to coach a
play, which the high school students
expect to produce this spring.
The Norwegian play which is to be
given at Fargo college in the near fu-
ture, is progressing nicely under Mrs.
Hutchinson's direction.
Mrs. Hutchinson's recital at Coopers-
town, Saturday evening, Feb. "a, under
the auspices Of the Boy Scout club.
was a great success in every way. The
audience was delighted with Mrs. Hut
chinson's reading of Hedda Gabbler
and the boys were able to add quits q
little money to their treasury. Mrs.
Hutchinson read for the high school
students at Cooperstown. the following
Monday, selections from Eugene Field,
Riley, Vance. Cook and others.
Miss Claire Luger Of the department
Of expression, gave a reading from the
Cricket on the Hearth at the Grand
theatre, recently, which was received
with many expressions Of apprecia-
ton by the audience.
Mrs, Hutchinson has been asked to
give a reading for the federated clubs
Of the Fourth Judicial district, which
will convene at Lisbon, April 10.
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Mrs, Hutchinson has been asked to
give q reading for the federated clubs
Of the Fourth Judicial district, which
will convene at Lisbon, April 10.
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pAkoTA ~coNsERvAToRY.

The removing OF the conservatory
planned and carried out so that not a
single lesson was lost or delayed and
after only one day Of somewhat UNI
settled conditions every department.
was again in smoothly running order.
The formal opening OF the new con-
servatory will occur towards the end
OF the month, probably Sunday, March
81. on the afternoon of that day a
grand sacred concert will be given at
the Orpheum theatre, after which the
new home Of the conservatory will
be opened to the public and everyone
is cordially invited. This concert will
be N of the best efforts ever put forth
by local talent. There are quartettes.
duets and solos in preparation, and it
will be made an event of unusual in
terest.
While in Grand Forks. Miss Pop
pier and Mr.. Boehmer were very
pleasantly entertained by President
and Mrs. Mcvey. They spent a most
delightful time at the university.
sQ ~ -. ssvs-s ssss--
During the past week thirty new
students were registered and there is
no doubt that the total registration
this season will ass rhe 900 mark.
Frank W Steele of the vocal de-
partment, win be heard in several
selections next Monday night, when he
will assist MS, Jessie Jepson Reming
ton in her recital in stones audi
torium.
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this literature purports to come from
the university 1t is pure fake.
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The Cherokee high school has re-
quested Mrs. Hutchinson to coach a
play, which the high school students
expect to produce this spring.
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The Norwegian play which is to be
given at Fargo college in the near fu-
ture, is progressing nicely under Mrs.
Hutchinson's direction.
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25
Not NV Child

| understand it is being rum
ored. reported and charged in
certain quarters that ! was in
strumental in the preparation
and distribution of a certain cir
cular letter attacking w. r.
Spencer and j. +. Vickers.
Didn't have anything to do
with it. don't know who did, and
care less. Never knew such let
ter was prepared or being pre-.
pared until advised that il was
in circulation. | have never
seen the document, and only
know from hearsay what il con-
tanned.
DoN II. BIGGERs.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25
Neighboring County News
From Our Exchanges

Porterheld street and extending
south to King street.
M. B. Sawyer, Of A miles south
of Brownfeld. was in Tahoka
Saturday. Mr.. Sawyer told us
that he threshed over |, 900 bush
els Of Indian and June corn on
his farm this last winter. He
has been living on this place nine
years and has never made a fail
ure yet raising feed stuff.
c. o. Edwards. of Fort Worth
came in Wednesday of last week
to see about moving about 5000
head of cattle from Gaines county
to the Thar ranch, west of Ia
hoka, of which he is proprietor.
The people of Tahoka were in
expressively shocked when they
learned of the death Thursday
morning of Mrs. S. II. Howell.
While she has been in i'll health
for some time, her death was a
surprise to most of her friends.
The body was embalmed and
taken to Dublin. Texas, for bur
ial, accompanied by the family.
We will publish the obituary
next week.
j. f. McManis. of Is miles
northwest of Tahoka, was in
town Wednesday and paid the
News a pleasant call. Mr.. Nc
Manis is one of Lynn county's
most successful farmers, and he
says that since he has been here
the farmers have never before
had their lands in as good shape
or had better prospects for bum
per crops than this spring. Mr..
McManis has rs acres in fine
shape, he has 80 acres planted
IN kaflir and Indian corn. Later
he will plant p or 30 acres in
cotton and the balance in maize
and sorghum
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25
HALE COUNTY
A hog STORY

A HOG STORY
Mr.. G.. l.. Phillips. of the Run
ningwater neighborhood brought
some pigs 10 town Wednesday,
and placed them on the market.
Mr.. Phillips informed as that
he had weaned these pigs, seven
in number, while very young.
and placed them in a pen 20
keep them from sucking one OF
his cows. he fed them maize
and kafiir heads until they were
ten months old. when he mark
eted them at Z IA cents per
pound, cashing in the seven
pigs for the nice little sum of
$500. Mr.. Phillips saws this
was easy money. and cost him
little 10 make il. He is a
thrifty farmer one of the sort
that tries to have something on
the side 10 market in various
seasons Of the year.
Mr.. Phillips says he made a
big mistake in feeding heads.
that if he had threshed and
chopped the grain he would have
made heavier hogs on much less
feed. and in less time. He
says he soaked the heads, which
helped some. but still left a big
loss in the feed. However, he
is we'll satisfied with the result.
but has learned so that he can
beat il next time.
viii Worthington and wife,
who formerly lived in Plainview.
but who are residents of Lub-
book. visited Mrs. Worthington's
parents. in this city. the first of
the week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25

Is miles southwest of Upland.
Sullivan was driving. Mansfield
was in the rear Of the wagon
with the women between them.
Suddenly a sharp report rang
out and Mansfield looked up to
see Sullivan falling out from the
front of the wagon and Mrs.
Sullivan holding a smoking shot
gun in her hands.
They buried the body after
supper and then travelled on as
husband and wife. he said.
lie gave an accurate descrip-
ton Of the locality where the
murdered man was buried and
Sheriff Beverly in company with
J. Wylie Taylor went down in an
automobile yesterday afternoon
and easily located the spot.
After digging a few minutes
the badly decomposed body Of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25
CROSBY COUNTY

Rails Banner.
The receipts at the Rails post
office shows a steady and rapid
growth, having more than doub-
led during the past few months.
This is more convincing proof OF
the substantial progress Rails is
making.
The Banner is glad to note that
our streets are to be graded.
John X. Rails has let the con-
tract tor doing the work to j. o.
Taylor. and it will be commenced
at once. After this is done
the work of putting down cement
sidewalks will be commenced.
The Banner has it on good
authority that another railroad
will be built through Rails in the
near future. 1t is said that sur
veyors are already in the field
locating the route.
J. Garrison was here this week
from near Lubbock. He tells
US that he has purchased an in
terest in a bank near Lockney,
to which place he will move and
become president Of the insti-
tuition.
Mr.. Harkey was here from
Spur this week and met with our
commercial club. Mr.. Harkey
proposes TO put in a first class
telephone exchange at Rails and
was here arranging the details
He thoroughly understands the
telephone business, and will give
US an exchange which will be a
credit 10 the town and country.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25
CROSBY COUNTY

Crosby Con Review
On Wednesday of last week
the business men Of Crosbyton
began a campaign for more and
a wider acquaintance with the
trade of Crosby County and her
people.
The first day there were three
automobile loads Of Crosbyton
business men out and they met
many people. On Thursday
there were two car loads and
then two cars went on Friday.
While the business men were
unable to meet every man in the
county is is estimated that they
met and talked with ninety per
cent Of them and they are glad
10 see the good feeling that eX-
lists between the country and the
business people Of Crosbyton.
They are at this time better ac-
quainted than ever and we hope
this scquaintanceship will ac-
comp,ish much good for the
town and county as well.
Another good rain fell Monday
night and while we were IN no
immediate need Of more rain.
still the additional moisture will
give new impetus 10 the grow
ing crops and go far toward in
surfing crops of all kinds. The
first Of the week trees were re-
set in the vacant spaces around
the square and in the park.
Maize and Kaffir planting is
under good headway on all the
divisions, as are harrow ing and
weed killing
A committee of the Crosbyton
business men will meet Saturday
of this week with the citizens of
the east plains in the matter of
building a telephone line from
east plains into Crosbyton. and
will incidentally take up the
matter of better roads from
Crosbyton to that settlement.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25
MURDER WILL OUT
Prisoner at Midland Gives Sen
sationaI Details Of Killing.
Woman Shot Husband.

Midland. Tex, April 10. De-
tails of a sensational murder
were made public here today.
Some time ago Sheriff Bob Bev-
erly jailed Z. +. Mansfield on a
charge Of burglary. At noon
Yesterday Mansfield made a
written confession that in sub
stance Ia rs follows:
In February he met I'd Sulli-
van. who with his wife and two
young children were travelling In
a wagon. Tie Joined them, and
on the nlght Of SUNDAY. March
90 they stopped 10 camp about
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25

when il is connected with the
pump everything will be IN tip
top shape for irrigating 1870
acres. Mr.. Alley has just com
pleted a reservoir that will hold
approximately three million gal
Ions.
WILL SHIP 100 STEERS
Mr.. Geo. Theis. a cattleman of
Wichita, Kansas, is here this
week arranging for the shipment
of 100 steers which he has win
tered in the s. pastures west Of
town. The steers are in excel
lent condition and will be ship
ped Tuesday.
495 CATTLE BRING S24, $50
Yesterday morning II. f.. Nc
Cabe consigned to Messrs. Aims
worth, Edwards Bros. & Smith,
of Kansas 495 cattle to be shipped
to southwestern Kansas. This is
the last of a bunch Of 1000
which Mr.. McCabe has wintered
near here. They brought $50
per head, and netted quite a
handsome sum to their owner.
WILL ERECT A $1,000 RESIDENCE
Workmen will begin in a few
DAYS the erection of a $4,000 resi-
dence for Nick Alley. Mr..
Alleys home will occupy a beau
tiful vantage point on his GAO
acre tract one mile southeast of
town. He has only recently ac-
CURED this land but will plant
the entire tract in flax, kaflir and
maize this year.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25
TURNING THE SOD

llhNiNN ifff SUD
The writer in company with
Aydon Allen visited the Robert
Allen farm one mile west of Hale
Center Tuesday. and saw the big
traction engine turning sod at
the rate Of two acres per hour.
Mr.. Allen had just begun break
ing land for 1000 acres of flax.
He will run day and night until
the entire 1000 acres. which he
will cultivate this year. has been
turned.
The engine for the big irriga-
ton well is being installed and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25
LYNN COUNTY

Lynn Coanu NeFs
The property holders on the
west side Of the square have
a move on foot 10 put down ce-
ment sidewalks on Sweet street
beginning az the intersection Of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25

The Bureau Of Statistics. De-
partment Of Agriculture has
made an estimate Of the stock
Of wheat in interior mills and
elevators March |. 1912. and re-
port 90. 597. 600 bushels on hand.
The Texas mills and elevators
have l.a65. 600 bushels Ia stock.
Minnesota has 10, 2io. co.. bush-
ella In mills and elevators.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-04-25

the victim was found, thus cor
roborating the story.
The woman was soon located
and arrested. Her examining
trial and the coroner's inquest
occurred this afternoon.
Mansfield is held without bail
in the Midland Jail.
The most intense excitement
prevails but no fears Of lynching
are entertained.
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9abneitempeIcn FAR iee mobtaeet %
flyer iaa mango Eat, for famine. Seq
liter ben ionerfet, o9 ies er bel fSrs
nsiet meo Rr9mien.
Salbor $orfelien.
RdrsSale, 8is.
gnabe ieg % min Nabo bar mcbtas
get Rabnei tempelen, % bi er beese rigs
tig eobt fornsiebe peo ben. Seq tror.
bet er ben bebfte Rre1nie man fan faa.
Iange Sail e
Steinar q. Sbeibt.
2tthbfle, q. Sat.
X
9a iee TN bar boIbt "goften" I
mango Gar, og aItib finoer ben Iige rb
og fiarfommten, iaa bill ies berbeb fen.
be min biertelisite Sat til 0febaftsr 90
Serionale, for aft bet bbeseIise. nbts
tise os moriomtne GGieitof, ben bar
brast mig / ale bisie gar.
"Secorabs Spiten" er bet beoife nors
He glab ies tienber til.
s. so. MeIiOn.
Sea bar mootaget ben mig tiIienbte
gr9miebos, og ies times gobt ON bens
iorIffieuiearteoe Snbbolb. Seq taffer
for ebers @~enli96eb. "SeeorabsBoten"
oa "geb arnen" fan ies life bore furs
uben. Seq snIfer Saskatchewan til 2bts
te os SeIb meb famine gobe 2Gieitof
for fommenbe aar.
@iertrube Slfon,
Meganbria, Iinn.
Seq bar left Soften" iiben ben Bee
9bnote at ubtommte, ioet min Rano,
RihaeI Sanion Iarfer, for 9S Gar
iiben bar I Gecorab paa ct Spnobes
msbe % inbifriberte ba paa glabet.
@in Rano err IN BOB, men min Ssn
Glbert bar taget "Secorabs Soften" iom
/ Orb, % Der / bort samle Siem I9ier
ieg ben frembeles.
@rs. @unbiIb Iarter.
@abs Drills, 8is.
RGbneitempelen, ieg mooto9 iom RrRs
mie, er mig til reseu Nptte. "9ecos
ra6agoiten" meo "@eb aruen" er ogs
iaa en- peItommeu @iGit, tbi bber Eirss
bag og Srebag er bt altib iiffer paa
De ton1mer, ps bd Tan hi meo Sanbbeb
iige pi bar meset at leie. Sor min
eeen Gel pilbe "Secorab> Soften" bore
lioe pelfommen, ON ben Tom bber epiee
9ag. Seq bill berbeb ieuoe 8laoet %
ale bets 29iere en- benli9 Silieu.
..... Irel 8eitereaarb.
CHARLES gitp, Soipa.
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Yenftge Gro.

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ies tafte for alt bet eobe 2eieitof, Iom
ies bar faaet eiennem "Roiten" os
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get for 8anneIfempeIen; bet er ben
ppperIieite gremie man Tan trrie fig.
On benlig SiIlen til "Noifen"s Eers
ionale os ale bens 29fere.
qnoreip gibFar.
8arnebeIb, 8is.
Seq bar mobtaset HabneitempeIen,
for hpiIfe taftes. Sen aier sobt Grs
beibe % er en- betbbelis Bremie. 500
fen" er biuia NOT fornben Br9mie 90.
ben er ct nomertet 8Iao, os "geb grs
men" tubeboIber bebre Sorteninser enb
noset anbet 8lab I bet f~fanbinabiffe
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nbe min Snbffription pna Glabet, o9
ieg beber meset ON 1lnbifbIoning for
min SorismmeIie. Seq bar left glaoet
I 90 @ar, % fan life bore bet fors
uben. Softer meset for al ben goes
9esutr9, os ale be bpggelige Stiinoer,
ben bar eipet mtg. gnifer Slaoet
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nogeniinSe Ear faaet. 90 iaa bill 1e8
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bebite Slab ies euDnu bar bolot. Seq
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Soften, biz ies frenb9re min Sat for
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for ale pc npttise grGmier, ies bar
moStaset.'
On benlig Silien.
9ora 9. Soueituen.
gplinber, Sotua.
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(Sri Vrrmie meo "ssoit,

Set eGber os at hume mcbocc DC al bore gborncutr iom cnbnu life bar
onhoffet Jig fioraarets inb9oIbsr8c Sefr, at bette fan erbolSes for 20 Gents.
SnnIungt Splagt rrHer baabcr pi at hume tufroSiiue DC mat9e, iom noen
Sl snfcr at aunaHe "ng bet Scfet iutcbolber fs9cnpe:
Sonem eIaer seSeiorurt. 9Wt at Spar SGnr. Snaa1therier on Spr.
Nf Nunue 2efen - Arpen fra graart - SWprmen. - 9rahif 9antnnpL
SeO eanb g9Ios Olaf @ansirtr gSlnfrsretl smaSra. vi Sch. q sHt
- sODaamrnsrahu 6ortGatnss = gsnnttenoe 5asle, spaitansh Dso stae.
ger ira 6@SreILanDs,s SrtOrs SeS SG5 s%!en. GaSaat,srst. Hrsaemss
Sso % sassfaro [Sunfrerstl. - siatten. 6Ortraine al g. $ ggsasrien
aeroplauet hos Spr % 9lauter. - gaarslimt, S9t -----,~--.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-06
Gn ny Samlitg Sfrpner.
" namer }
. 1ufner 1~e
tari gremie unss "eonen" ct aar sprrns. Oilers: s5 centsl.

~ EFUHHt Wo FUNtH Ct Tr UFNNo VNVFs.o o VFWsT'
@i epbc flor ct 6orise meS ct ~Stenebot", im iubeboIot Gmaufutfcr
og Sreurr af bore bcSfc Sfrsuemaaee bRmue Nor9e. SamHn9eu fog iaa
8bt an, at hi toar bcfeme c5 iii at u8i ut en- "Strsnebpt" meo ct 9anfe MT
9ubbob. "Shsnebha" tnbdobcr taar rfhe Sitorer lille bare at norfe Sprs
fatcre, men o9iaa Of 1ie thubte 8acr Ion @nuu BON @Hudlbnuieu os Gmes
rtmcrn W. 2. GBen Sifoirrue Strsrebota for 1912 er lite freot /
SpeSeNnIttr Tom ifur, men ian IGes Ie lei boabe al 2auNSfuf % Sbfof
baaoe al nor1e % han1e. @ogeu iubcbpber foruSeu ell bel Sci SmaaiuH&r
% Gutboter, im life G opfsrt SubboNsIfrn, fa9eube Sftorer:
Ger Snnsenicn brcter um Ameria. go Siprrb. - Sbt nsree mb
Sclhasuscnc - 9uumr 0Gub % Srph til aiGrrnssr. vi g. Chr IS6iernien.
- Ten srsneuSe. &irerau @riieitcratur Gf Ser StIe. - Zen egpIufpe SunS.
af 8, g. abeu. - 9ettmsteim. Gf elias &rruuner. - gfHnbbauiensStTus
rr. !. @aroncus @eHe til ausIorb. II, Sast@nmr. - Guuuar Sausem pan
Sriri. off 6. 2. SduGse. - @Sbas - Ggefaft af {. &. Glen. gmIa.
mems siHerbsSsueutI. VI. e. GSen - Sal Gage - Sausen IsSben -
"aRaaurn". Gf elias Srrumer. - Gn Smsaussfuc 1902. arnfer Sauion
- Git eamfp. gf Sans geIaub. - afslubsen, ipm fit Griursieu til at Isshe
ig. - emaafpter.