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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

beiten, ouf oenen alles geiellidaftlide
2eben berubt. = Mub Ser 5taat fat
Die Bflidt, ii6 an ser 20iut1g ser
lo5ialen Jrage 5u betbeiligen; fret
lid lit Ger Staat nidt Nnes 1,no tann
nidt Nl1es. Dit einigen @eiesen
nno ol%lenfalls NIT @adbilfe ser So
li5ei lit oie io5iale Broge nod lange
ni6t abgetban. sic lit mebr als
blobe 3oli5ei- inns Magenfrage, file lit
Dor Mlem cine 6ragc Scr 5ittlid)-
felt lno oes &edtes.
Dtele Srage fann mir l0je,e Sic
briItlid)e Meligion unS 6eren Mabre=
rim, Sic Stride. Gas milicn ald sic
gegenlpartigen 6einSe ser Stride; lie
Der l,d,en init ollen Mitteln sic Sir
die Sen Mrbeitern perboBt 81 MAIDEN,
feline Mittel Iinb 5u ibledt, INN i6re
nieoeren u,o e%ottloien 3mefc SIT er-
reid)en. @alo itellen iie sic Stride
Sor, als eil,e peraltete, unmirfiam
geworhene Nnltolt, MlO mir6 lie per-
oadtigt ais einc I0roerin scr ISil1=
iteruiB. oils eine 5prannir oes @e=
milie1es; lie i1den 5ltrd 2iigen. Ser
lennlSuagen, Spottercien 0os s(r6ei=
terpolt i'm @lauben manfeno un0
aleidgiltig SIT MAIDEN, peripreden al
(crlei &ortbeile l1no @eniilie, mclde
Ser 5o5ialismts bril,ge nno finben
leioer bel Sen ltnmiilenoen ans
2eidtglanbigen INNER mcbr Mnban=
ger. @ie fat iid Sic Stride, oieier
&ieien6au, Ser iid ii6er oem bon
Gbriltus gelegten 6unHmnente erbebt
l1n0 ale1r Stiirnpen Der Soften Irob
9eboten, 5l1r Mrbeit perbolten, l1S
lpas fat lie fir Sen Mrbeiter getfmu?
@u6renb sic Mrbeit inn Mltertbrnrc
peradtet lpar, fat oos Gbriitent6llm
oielelbe SIT @bren gebradt; orbeiten
lit feline Shanoe; Gbriitus mar ser
Yflegeiobn zines 3inmermanns lln6
iei1en gltern untertbmn. Sic Drift
lide &eligion lebrt Sic Yflidt 81 ar
heitcn.
ORA ct Iabora!
Sra I. labora! 8ete un6 arbeite!
Gieicr @abriprl,d, Ser Sos gorse
9eben oes meni6gemoroenen @ottes
ferm5eidnet, mar a1d Sic 0epile Ser
Stride. Sic nabm li6 in 5drtli6ltcr
Mlrtterliebe Ser Sflapcn u1,o Ser Mr
Better an inns Dot ibren gau5en gin=
fluB ollf, I'M oos Sos 0erielben 81
erleidtern uro Sen %beliben0en &lai=
ien 2iebe sur Mrbeit u1ro 81 sen Mr-
beitern ein5mfl0Ben. Die Stride pllB-
te gan5 gut, SOB Sic 6al,ernbe Girl
itioniiira1t1g ei,res Golfes obne sic
Mngemobmltng 0esielben an geregelte
Mrbeit nidt mogli6 lei. Die Mrbeit
muB Sic Station innerlib fraftigen
inns geill1ro erholten, mabreno ionif
Sic 2alter ser @ol(ult uno l1nmnbia=
felt Tie entnerpen; sic Mrbeit muB
lie on feite @obniibe fetten u1o it,
rel sic 2iebe sur @eimatb einfloBen.
@elh berrlide S60pfungen baben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
MbreNe: Tramf Sins
Mppn, Nfimn.

pormerfen, 6aB lie iid nidt lint bas
ir0iife @obl ibrer &inoer befiin1-
mere. Nob min ib oas 3eugniB eli
neg engliiden so5ialiiten @p0emnn
anfiibren; in ieinem 8ude ~@iitori=
ite @run0lage Ses so5ialismus in
england, idreibt er: u5batlafe lit,
0aB sic Yrieiter uno @ond)e sic BE-
item 9onbmirtbe gngIano's maren uno
CAP, 10 longe Sic fatb. STRIDE I'M Be-
iit ibrer Madlt u1to Glitter geblieben,
Scott uno gntbebrl,ng Sem @olf
Gnglan0's fremo geblieben 1paren."
Ml1d be1te nod mei1t es' sic Stride
NIT ser Mrbeitertlaiie 10 gut, pie in
ienen gliidliden 3eiten. @at lid
8apit SEQ ser 9rei5ebnte nit leinem
&%rn6idreiben iiber Sic Mrbeiterfrage
uiht uniterblife @erbienitc erlpor=
ben? 8oQen Sic, meme @erren, Elm
9ilo ser oanaligen io5talen &erbdIt=
niiie,' mie e5 iene Soften lelbit als Ell
men Spiegel fires 2ebens geidaffen
ltn6 Sen nahfolgenoen @eidledter>,
hinterlaiien haben? Seben Sic a,tf
sic pollenoeten @erfe ser 8altfltnit
un6 ser 9iloermalerei, Sic ienenSahr=
bnuberten bes ~finitercn Mittelal=
ters" %entltammen. 9iele 8au5enf=
male fins Sic 3e1gen BON Sen io5ia-
len 3ldtdn0en bes M~ittelalters.
Ser ba1t Sic Come?
Gin Dummies Golf bout feline 1olhe
Come, sic ibren grobortieen 0imer<
iionen, in Ser 6eitigfeit ibrer Moi=
len. in Ser 6einbeit ser Muffiibrune
5as Staltne,1 Ser NodmeIt beral,s=
foroern, sic ieIbit has 20. Sabrbur=
bert NIT al Sen rieiigen 6ortihrit-
ten ser 3efnif faun nad3uabmen,
bel meniger SIT ii%bertreffen beriuht.
Sd iage, Elm Sl,mmes Solf bal,t tel
tie iolde Come; MIR Elm geiitig hod<
itebenbes @olf bat bos ncrmodt. Ga=
RIM geben oieie Come 3el,gniB bon
einem aeiitig bod)itebenoen iojialen
2ebet,. Sap man bl,:gert, menn n1ort
nid,t nrbeitet, 0as lit 51 erfldren;
ooB nan bl,ngert, obgleid ma,1 ar
beitet, bos lit Elm &ditbicl; oaB mon
bungert u1ro friert, menn fem 8roo,
feline @oae %eriltirt, Sos lit SIT hcgrei=
fe,1; oaB ma bl,ngert uno friert nit
ten inter lteberproouetion on 5rl1dt
uto @oIle, oas lit Elm &atbiel. Diele
9}}ditbiel biloen sen &ern Ser iosia=
len 6rage. @as lit oenn Sdl1lo AM
l%o5ialen glen0, peldcs oas "finltere"
Meittelalter nidt fa1nte? Ser grobe
@ild)of &etteler oriidt es in ieirer
9roidiire n9ie slrbeiterfrage un0
bas Gbriitentbum ol1s: "W9fit Sem
Sdminoen Ses driitliden 8eiites bel
sen &0lfern oes Mben6lanoeS iinft
gleid5eitig sic Mdtung Dor Ser gr=
belt. Mrbeiterboroen, Sic BON 2ano
81 2ar10 5ieben, sic ein @inf bes vgr=
beitgebers" 5mild,en bel1t ur1o morge,1
broblos MAIDEN fam, gab es oamals
nidt."
ltno jebt bate ih nod cine 6ruge,
Sic mir iebr am @er5en liegt: u@as
bat sic Stride getban fir sic or1ne
uno letoenoe Menidbeit modte ih
allsrufen: Die @eididte ser 8arm=
ber5iefeit lit 6ie @eididte ser fatb.
Stride! Sir Die Mrmen bat oas SET
oentgum feine 2iebe. Sonit cole
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Sir 5dmer3 Ser Musteln, eleih-
bel Oh ~5uge5ogen ourd iibermabige
l1ebung o0er 8erlebung, es gtbt nidts
beiieres als Gbamberlains Ointment.
Dieies beleitigt aud rbeumatii@e
shmer5en. 3n faufen Bel allen &ano-
Tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

@otbe @ubr lit INNER %ernitbaft uuo
baufig cine gefabrlide &ranfbeit;
aber 1ie mi1n gebeilt tper6en. Cham.
berlains Collie, @bolera. ur6 Diarr.
b0esMittel Fat iie gebeilt, iognr tpen,1
bosartig uno epi6emii@. gu faufen
bel allen 9Gn6lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
Maaenleifen.


Sruu @illon Mobinion, 704 &eble
Ct, Splebu, Sbto, i1retbt:
Sd iii1le gleih ei,er ne1en Yerion,
Sh bobc teiue belbperenoen @eflble
nebr, o,lb tsinc 5dmer5en mebr, blaie
tein Cos mt1r ol1f, fann irseab Gt'paS
cicn, pbnc oa6 es midi ldmer3t. Sd
m5e6te Sic gauge 3eit arbeiten. S@ ia
be bierluo5lpan5ig Yf1nb Sl9enommen.
~9cute, Sic MIDI iebt ieben Mnb Die
MIDI Dor 5ipei @onaten iaben, 1deinen
9 s., r e g that. sd d lass, Sab es 6ass
eiu5iee Mittel fiir SriibiabrS< nno onoe<
re Aranfbeit it,"
spc5ielle Moti5 - @ielc Nerloueu balz
ten Macbfroaen nod bem alten Eerluna.
GoldJeu nl1dlteu mir 1age1, onb ote1e
TIprmllln lest unter Sen Nfarnen &a<tarz
no gebrodt lit, fobrisirt bon Ser @az
torzuo Gompant, Columbus, Sbio.
Shreibt al lie unb lie miro gerne bereit
fem, Glth Gin 9ppflet fret 6l15ule'oen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
6rundti9entbui1l 1uif1.
baIben Prei(e
@ommer=Ne 2ots
unb 6armIanb

. SommerzR elibens inNpon, Minu.
. beitebenb aus $50 Gub6ront ent<
. lang einem Gee, @obnung eingez
. ri4tet fir IL ODER mebrY erlonen,
. Elm ader berrlt6er Yarf. ipruz
!: be1noe M1ineralquelle unter fonz
. fretem @ebduoe. @emulegarten
. unb etpa so Tru@tbdume, tpenigz
. items 'S250O mertb, fir $1,000
Got IL, 8lod 2, Saines Mboition
BapneSpille, als Yutmaarenz
@tore gebrau6t, 100 SUP n0rb=
. li6 pom lleue,l &uiieQ 6otel,
brtngt $40 Mietbe per Monat,
. mertb $500, fit $500.
!, un6 20 in 8lod l un6 aot ii in
!. 8lod 2 in @obertlon'S Mbbition
I'll St. @l0uo, Q1gren5enO on vi
. Interchangeable nnb StraBenbabnz
!. ltnis, mertb $500, bie 9 9ots
%berfauft fir $500
; M12 BON MeN unb 81 bon
MmH nno MmH BON @mH Gee
!. l, Conn 1872, 81 IS, bret Metleu
iuoli6 bon 8elgraoe, eeeisnet fiir
. W}il6mirtidaft, iiber 100 Nder
BON ben 200 fam alS @ieie be-
; nutt per0en, 8elt erltes Tarmz
lanO. mertb $50 per Nder, perz
!. fallft fir $17 per Nder.
MtreNe: Tramf Gins
|. Mppn, Minn.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-12

40
repeatedly rave the northwSst bred
and raised stock first place over Ina
ported stock.
I'VE now have to realize with what
w are to contend with next year"
said DR.. 8. b. Nelson. x conceived
that we have to deal with approximate
~ twice smany stock next show. We
shall be better enabled to care for
them with improved buildings"
Prominent Men Have Exhibits.
The prominent stockmen who are
exhibiting are: j. II. McCroskey.
sprague, wash. shorthorns; Canfield
brothers, Big, Hole Basin. Mont, white
shorthorns; Jones Land a Cattle COM
pany, Wisdom, Mont. Herefords and
shorthorns; Sweet & Overman. Grange
vile. shorthorns; August Shredder,
Cottonwood. Herefords; University Of
Idaho, white shorthorns ana Herefords.
The big horse exhibitors are: George
M. Wilson. Wilbur. Wash. clydesdales
and shires: A. L. Pierce. Granger,
Wash, J. l.. Mayer, Uniontown. draft
horses; J. L. Wilson, Spokane, draft
horses; ]. H. Lowery, Moscow. clydes-
dale; f. b. Coppock, Ellensburg, per-
cherons: Cammille D'Hondt. Sprague,
Rosenbaum & Philpott, Spokane. per-
cherons and shires: University OF Idaho,
clydesdale; Brown & Mood, Moscow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-12
RECORD PRICES
PAID At AUCTION
LIVESTOCK SALE
Many Bidders on Hand and
Keen Interest Is Shown
One Steer Brings It's
Owner 1888.
Capital News Special service)

Lewiston, Dec. 12.--With record
prices prevailing at the auction sale
conducted under the auspices of the
Northwest Livestock show and with
many bidders, the stockmen and ex-
hibitors were we'll paid today when the
sale Of fat stuff was opened. Keen
interest was displayed and was mani
Tested by the sharp lines drawn on the
cattle. A record for this show was
established when the E. p. Stanton
Packing company. Of Spokane. pur-
chased a 1A-months- old steer, bred
and raised by Robert Jones. Of the
Big Hole basin OF Montana. The
steer brought s1o5 per pound. The
animal weighed 1860 pounds and
brought its owner 1888 A Duroc
Jersey COW raised by George w. r.
Peaslee of Charleston. was sold to
Grant Lowe of Dayton. Wash, for
k1O7.90.
So extensive is the livestock exhibit
ut the Northwest Livestock show that
It was necessary yesterday to postpone
the fat stock sale until today. The
Judges were engaged all day yester-
day in completing their decisions on
the exhibits.
Busy scene at F air Grounds.
The show grounds yesterday pre-
eented busy scene. Grooms were in
nustriously engaged in preparing their
animals for the show ring, which yes
ferday held a large crowd of interested
spectators, who stood in the snappy
breeze watching the high class stock
as 1t came in to be passed upon.
There is a no more striking feature
Of this show than the place which the
native stock will eventually occupy
among those imported from abroad
Yesterday in the show ring the judge
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-12
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Dutton of Ros-
well are guests at the Pacific hotel.
]. P. Ceek and ]. w. Cleek, ranchers
of Star, were transacting business here
yesterday.
Fred Henderson is in the city from
his ranch on Castle creek, attending to
business and buying supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kivette OF La
Grande are spending a few days In the
city and have taken rooms at the Owy-
hee hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Sullivan and
child left this morning for Scranton,
Pa. where they will spend the holidays
visiting Mrs. Sullivan's relatives. They
will visit New York before returning
and will be away for a month.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-12

The quickest simplest way to rid the
children of dangerous croupy coughs
and wheezy stuffy colds Is to give them
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. 1t
gives almost instant relief and stops
cough promptly. 1t soothes and
heals. Contains no oniates. II. l..
Blonlquist, Esdaile, Wis, says: my
wife considers Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound the best cough cure and 1t
gives the best results" McCrum &
Deary; Ballou-L atimer Co.
T. TIL. s. Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-12
AGAINST
THE GOVERNMENT
Land Office Dismisses Con
tests Brought Against
Lavenson and Hyde.

The failure of the government to
prove that William Allen and A. B.
Floyd were fictitious persons resulted
in the dismissal Of the cases brought
against James H. Lavenson and +. A.
Hyde & Co.. before the register and
receiver Of the land office yesterday.
After reviewing the testimony in
both cases, the land officers decided
that the government had failed to prove
in either complaint that there had been
fraud or that the persons in whose
name the entries were filed were fictt-
tious in any way.
In the case against Lavenson, d. ].
Shields, assistant state surveyor gen.
eral Of California, testified to the rec
ords Of his office, showing the selec-
lions as they appear there. Percy
Smith, a special agent, said that he
had hunted through the poll lists and
directories and had been unable to To-
cate william Allen. who had filed the
application for the lands constituting
the base Of the selection. M. Green
blatt, q notary, testified that he had
been in the habit Of taking and verify
| ing signatures without having the per-
son present, that he did not know Will
| liam Allen, and that II an application
had come in with what purported to be
Aliens signature, he would have veri-
| fed 1t at once.
In the case against r. A. Hyde & Co,
over the forest reserve selection made
by r. A. Hyde. 1t was claimed that the
application for the base land In Cali
fornia was made by person who did
not exist, A. B. Floyd. The notary in
! this case did not know whether Floyd
had appeared before him, but 1t was
| his general rule to have persons pre-
sent themselves before he verified their
signatures He would have verified
them, however, II Hyde had given his
assurance that they were all right.
4 Smith, the special agent. said that he
would not declare Floyd fictitious
person, but that he could not find him.
Because the government could not
prove the original applications fraudu-
lent, the register and receiver dis
missed the cases and held the applica-
tions valid.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-12
lions val
California wom.n Seriously Alarmed.

California Woman Seriously Aiarmsd.
"A short time ago I contracted Sc
we're cold which settled on my lungs
and caused me . great deal OF annoy
ance. I would have bad coughing
spells and my lungs were 30 sore and
finfIamed I began to be seriously
alarmed. A friend recommended Cham
pertains Cough Remedy, saying she
had used II for years bought a
bottle and It relieved by cough the first
night. and in week was rid Of the
cold and soreness Of my lungs." writes
Miss Marie Gerber, sawtelle, Cal For
sale by al druggists. T. I'll. 9, Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-12
An Invitation From Santa.

Santa Claus himself invites every child the
Mode Toyand Basement to him. II you can't, come
down write him letter in Of the Mode and he will
you. But II you and especially ct 10
4. m. and p. m. when he eones down the big Mode
chimney. Come and tell Santa every time you think o.
something you would like.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-05
WHEAT IN ILLINOIS.
the Pace for Farmers Below the
Average.

National Crop Improvement Service1
Illinois has some good wheat yields
to credit, and the records of the Tor
Notch Farmers Club sho'r the follow
ing acreage yields grown by the fol
lowing farmers, viz.
Mclean County-S. Noble King
Bloomington, 81 bushels, 80 pounds.
Coles County-Lawrence Riddle
Nation, s1 bushels.
Tazewell County - John Throw.
bridge. Sc bushels; John Ceachy, 81
bushels; L. H. Burns, 81 bushels; al'
Of Green Valley.
Logan County-William Mayheld,
Lawndale, 543/7 bushels; John A
Hoblet, SO bushels, Atlanta
Iroquois County-Frank I. Mann
Gilman. 50 bushels, 20 pounds.
Morgan County-H. J. johnson.
Jacksonville. 52H bushels
Cass County-Gus Peterson, Boards.
town, So bushels; Charles Mcdaniel
Virginia, 52 bushels.
Scott County,. H. Hackett, Rood.
house, 6lh bushels.
VIII County-W. E. Kennedy.
Richie, so bushels SO pounds.
Jersey County-Elmer Mayes, Jer
SEVILLE, so bushels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-05
INSPECTING AND GRADING
WHEAT.

National Crop Improvement Service.
Most wheat that Is shipped to large
terminal grain markets Is graded and
classified into different groups. The
principal classes provided for on most
markets are: Herd winter, soft
red winter, hard spring. durum,
white and mixed wheats. The differ
ent grades are usually referred to as
No. 1. 2, 3, 4, rejected, and no grade.
In determining what grade should be
given to any lot OF wheat the follow
ing points should be considered:
First-Plumpness, maturity, true-
ness to type.
Second-Condition.
Third-Test weight per bushel.
Fourth-Amount Of seeds, dirt and
foreign material or other grains.
Fifth-General appearance.
Grading is usually done by a State
Grain Inspection Department, created
by law. and fee for inspection 10
charged for that work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-05
BY :. X. penaree, Aeroronlst, J.
Case Po~ Works Racine,
Wisconsin.

National Crop Improvement Se0-ioa
With the needs and advantages OF
rotation recognized, the next question
Is: Is wheat a crop for corn-bel,
farms The question is practically
answered when the profits OF the crop
are figured. Now. 1t costs practically
the same to produce a corn and whea,
crop. so an easy way for every farm.
er 10 get az comparative profits OF
each crop IS 70 figure total returns
from both. On the average. II will be
found that wheat brings nearly as
good returns as corn. In some sec.
tons It makes more. on account Of
greater adaptability 10 the soil.
Winter Wheat Follows Oats
Winter wheat follows oats splendid.
ly in rotation. Its growth then allows
the farmer TO keep his ground covered
with a growing crop practically all
the time. Wheat also gives good re-
turns just after corn, II the corn has
been kept clean.
Furthermore wheat Ia a better nurse
crop for young clover than any other
crop. The young clover can be sown
at the proper time in the spring. just
when the ground is freezing and
thawing. and will be protected In the
spring and early summer until II has
gained sufficient root system to live
alone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-05
BUYING GRAIN ON GRADE.

National Crop Improvement Service1
I'm justice TO the farmer who exer.
cises care in selecting good seed and
in properly preparing his grain for
market. many grain elevators are now
buying grain upon its grade merit
The prevailing full market value is
paid on standard grades, and inferior
grades are handled upon their rela-
tive merits" said ]. C. F. Merrill.
president Council OF Grain Exchanges.
Farmers should know the require
ments of the grain markets. In no
other way can they expect to meet
the demands of the buyers and re-
ceive the highest prices Quality
makes the price for the miller and
manufacturer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-05
RATE OF SEEDING WHEAT.
Rate OF Seeding Regulated by Quality
Of Seed Condition Of Seed Bed
and Time Of Sedlng.

National Crop Improvement Service.
The amount of wheat to be sowr
per acre must be regulated by the
quality OF the seed, the condition Of
the seed bed, and the variety. and the
time Of seeding.
Hard winter wheat Of the Turkey
type, as grown in Kansas, Nebraska
and Oklahoma, produce more stalks
per plant than soft winter wheat, and
hence requires less seed per acre
With an ideal seed-bed and good
quality of Turkey wheat, sown at the
proper time. three pecks CAS- pounds)
per acre will produce an abundant
stand.
Under the same conditions soft
wheats, because OF larger kernels and
lack of stooling power, may require
from four to six pecks Of seed per
acre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-05

dure and have been taught to look
with reverence on old legal theories
and are thereby unduly biased
against any change in procedure
When the Legislature has made
a change in the legal procedure it
is the duty of the courts to lay aside
their preconceived idea ana con-
strue such legislation according to
its spirit and reason.
Other Cases Disposed or.
The court affirmed the case of
Mrs. d. S. Gregg vs.. City of King
fisher, liquor case, holding that
county courts have concurrent jurs-
diction with district courts of ap-
peals from police courts.
The court denied writ of manda-
mus asked by W. V. Thraves, county
attorney of NOwata, 10 compel Dis
trict Judge T. l.. Brown to disqual-
ify himself in the murder case of
II. o. Jeffries, editor of the Nowata
Advertiser, charged with the murder
of Mrs. Keene Goheen, an advertis-
ing solicitor on his paper. The
court holds that the state has the
right to make an application for
change Of Judge in view of the
fact that the statute gives it the
right to appeal in criminal cases on
questions of law, but that it was
not shown that Judge Brown was
prejudiced in favor of Jeffries .as
was alleged in the application.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-05
Meaning Money.

Now, my son. am giving you all
the chance in the world to take a
liberal education" Right, dad, and
III take 1t just as fast as you can
afford to send 1t on"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-05
Nothing Much to Do!

The conditions of conquest are al
ways easy. We have but to toll
ewhile, endure awhile, believe always,
and never turn back-Semms,
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Peter the Great made the Russian
Tag. He liked the Dutch so much
hat he just turned their colors
around.
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Mrs. Messer-Now, Tommy, go and
kiss your auntie, or mamma will whip
you hard Tommy (after long look
at the ntiel-Whip me, ma!
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Strange.

II Is strange that so many men
make fools OF themselves when there
ire so many others who desire to do
he Job for them.
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HealtllyBg
gSNEOfheFS

Women who bear children and -
main healthy are those Who prepare
their systems In advance Of haoys
coming. Unless TIE mother si-s
nature il is prenatal work the crisis
hnds her system unequal 10 the de-
mands made upon II. and she Is Often
left with weakened health or chronic
ailments. 40 remedy IS so truly
help TO nature as Mothers Friend,
and no eIpectant mother should fail
to use f. Il relieves the pain and
discomfort caused By the strain on
the liganents, makes plant and elias
tic those fbres and muscles which
nature is expanding. prevents numb
ness OF limbs. and soothes the infam.
nation Of breast glands. The system
being thus prepared BY Mothers
Friend dispels the fear that the crisis
may not be safely met Mothers
Friend assures speedy and complete
recovery for the mother, and she IS
left healthy woman to enjoy the
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WHEAT IN ROTATION.

Winter Wheat Fellows oa.s-Whest
Coed Nurse Crop for Young Clover
Wheat After Corn.
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Stop ana read the Want Ads.
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Stop and read the Want Ads.
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Jes' So.

Jes' So.
He (moralizing)-"After all man Is
weak" She (coyly)-"In union there
is strength Boston Transcript
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Mothers
Friend

mt mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug.
gestions Of helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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rearing OF her
child. Mothers
Friend is sold at
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