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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Jan. Eff Colonel
Roosevelt is nominated he should car
ry Michigan by at least one hundred
thousand said Governor Chase E.
Osborne, at the Roosevelt national
headquarters today He said he be-
lieved that Roosevelt will be the can
didate if the people demanded it.
Governor Osborne suggested a
meeting of the committee to be held
on February 9Th, to determine wheth-
er the people really want Colonel
Roosevelt for their candidate. He
said the sentiment could easily be de-
termined by that time.
Associated Press.
New York City, Jan. 27.-Follow-
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
NET EARNINGS FALL OFF AND AS
ARESUlT THE DIVIDENDS TAKE A DROP


York S improvement
board of
railroad explaining
o
reduction the
in
furnish mmed
of Mr. Miller
In
selling the
breaking badly
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
MORE SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTSM IN
The DYNAM|TNG CASES ARE RECORDED TODAY

Indianapolis Ind Jan 2Th transcript of the evidence gathered
the Pacific sent to Los Angeles today 1t said
and be used in the prosecutions there
officials
ne of
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
MANY UNIVERSITIES TO
TAKE PART IN Event
Assnclated Press

AssOCT1ied Press
Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan, 27,-An
state universities in the United Ststee
and all the universities of the first
rank Of the western Hemisphere have
been asked 10 participate in the cele-
bration of the list anniversary of the
founding of the University Of Mich
igan, which takes place next June.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
The DENVER 6 RIO GaaHDE is REPORTED TODAY TO Be IN
GREAT COMBINE FORMED TO GIVE JAS. J. HILLh
THROUGH ROUTE TO PACIFIC COAST,
Associated Press.


New York City Jan. 27.A O
causing considerable a
g by nd
Morgan interests, against the Hartman roads.
The New York Herald said
Plans are being considered for the Joint ownership
and
the Burlington roads which will
Pacific
1t is also thought that the
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
MODERN WO0DMEN VOTE TO
! ;s RMSE~THEIR
RATES.
Associated Press

Chicago. Jan. 27.-The proposition
for the revision upward of the in
surance rates of the Modern Wood
men of America was adopted at the
national convention today by a vote
Of 4GO to 307, after very spirited
contest.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
AN ARMY OF 100000 IS NOW MARCHING
ON PEK|NG-WILL Be INCREASED TO 100000


reach here in cable to he
Peking
in
with an army OF ter he
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27

Associated Press.
Kansas City Mo-, Jan. 27.-Last
night, in addressing the Republican
Editorial association. Charles Nael
secretary of the department of com
merce and labor. declared that Taft
was the only logical candidate for
the Republicans to nominate this
year and that the Roosevelt wave
will subside.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
md the Kentucky edItor.

and the Kentucky editor.
This offer OF Mr. Watterson
brought forth the following state
ment At noon from Senator Tillman:
II MT. Watterson has proofs of what
he says he ought to publish them. l
have nothing more to say"
Later this afternoon Senator Till
man dictated to the Associated Press
a statement saying that the issue is
no longer between himself and Wat
terson but that the issue is now be-
tween Natterson and Governor Will
son. They must settle it for them
selves. As far as | am concerned
this matter is closed" declared the
senator
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
TIDE Of ROOSEVELT SENTIMENT
MOUNTING HIGHER AND HIGHER

ing his luncheon yesterday afternoon
with Theodore Roosevelt Governor
Glasscocll of West Virginia expressed
his belief that Colonel Roosevelt will
accept the Republican nomination if
rendered him, but that he will not be
an active and open candidate for the
nomination.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
WILL THE DEMOCRATS OF CALIFORNIA Vote
FOR THEIR PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE FAVORTES?

pa electing dele
democratic
4pressed a
The is divided between the
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
HORRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF A SCHOOL TEACHER
And HIS WIFE AND Chill hDRIFT IN THE Open SEA

u
of
In
u,eyw washed ashor o IN
earuly child
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
A WOMAN, ACCUSED OF NUMBERING RICH
ENGLISH PATIENT, IS AT1lIEG FOR FREEDOM

27sThe defense Bureld
declared
proving OF in
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago. Jan. 27-May wheat to.
day closed at 1929.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27
Associated Press.

Associated Press
New York City, Jan. 27.-ColoneI
George Harvey, of Harper's Weekly,
said this afternoon that he did not
propose to say anything about the
latest developments in the sensation
al Wilson-Watterson controversy IN
which he is involved He would say
nothing about the report that CORE
spondence had passed between Gov
ernor Wilson and himself since their
break, which correspondence Wilson
is willing should be made public.
Boston, Mass, Jan. 27.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson, when asked this
afternoon If he would make a state
ment regarding the Watterson con-
troversy replied that he had nothing
to say just at present.
Tillman's charge that Ryan, the fl
nancier, was the real cause OF the
break between Wilson and Col. Har-
vey, which resulted in Wilson ask
ing the great magazine publisher to
cease supporting him in his maya
zine for the presidency, and Waiter
sons denial of this charge, and then
Wilson's denial of the Watterson
statement that Watterson had been
authorized to raise funds for the VIII
son campaign, all came last night and
later statements followed in quick
succession today. The controversy,
in which distinguished men question
the veracity of distinguished men, is
regarded as one of the most sensa-
tional and vigorous controversies
known in modern American politics.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27

E. R. Stevens. a successful mining
operator of Leadville, is spending the
day here on business.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-27

Associated Press.
New York City, Jan. 27.-Follow-
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02
HERBERT r. WILSON
Candidacy for Reelection An
nounced
nOunccd

In our announcement column
this week appears the name OF
Herbert r. Wilson, who has auth
orized us to announce him as a
candidate for reelection to the
office of Circuit Clerk and Re
corder of Hampstead county, sub
Ject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
Mr., Wilson is now serving his
first termsin this office, to which
he was elected at the last election.
Before being elected as Circuit
Clerk, Mr.. Wilson was official
stenographer of this Judicial cir
cult and came into the office well
qualified for it's duties. He feels
that he has discharged his every
duty as a public official to the
best Of his ability; that he has
treated all having business with
him in his official capacity fairly
md served the people faithfully
rs a public official.
Mr.. Wilson stands on his own
merits and the record which he
las made, which is an open book
% all, and he asks that he lie
elected to second term in this
'ffice, believing that the expert
9nce he has gained in the past
will render him more efficient in
he future.
We call the attention of our
eaders to the candidacy of Mr..
who is well known over
he county, and ask that they
IlnnlA lAs1A carefuT
considerationwhen they cast their
vote for Circuit Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02
he Sound Sleep Of Good Health

The Sound Sleep of Good Health
Is not for those suffering from
kidney ailments and Irregularities.
The prompt use of Foley's Kidney
Pills will dispel hackache and
rheumatism, heal and Strengthen
sore, weak ard ailing kidneys, re
store normal action, and with II
heath and strength. Mrs. NJ, F.
SALISBURY, Sterling. ILL.,, says: II
suffered great pain in my back and
kidneys, could not sleep at night
and could not raise my hands over
my head. But two bottles Of
To'ey Kidney Pills cured me. "
On sale heie at Colds. Barrow
drug store, Ozan.
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02
MANS BODY FOUND
ON |. M. TRACKS
AT POINT NEAR HOPE
SATURDAY
CORONERS INQUEST MONDAY
Unfe rtunate Supposed to Have
Been Struck By
No. {.
CORONERS INQUEST MONDAY

o. e. Gibson of Hope was
found dead by the side of the
track of the Iron Mountain rail
road late Saturday afternoon.
and was supposed to have been
struck by north bound passenger
tran Ne. g. Nothing is known
as to how the accident occurred
or how the dead man happened
to be in that partQf town, as the
accident occurred about a half
mile out in the direction of Ful-
ton, while Mr.. Gibson lived in
the opposite direction. Death s
supposed to Lave been instan-
taneous, as the dead mans head
was badly mang1ed when found.
A coroners inquest was held
over the remains of the unfortu-
nate man Monday, this matter
having been deferred until the
return Ct the Grey Of tie train
which struck MrsGibson. The
Investigation ratxG ed in the rail
TpanJsF vr~Sncncrsssr.
as thogury reporter that the ac
ciden9 was not due tp negligence
on the>bart of the company.
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02
LADY WANTED

70 introduce our very complete
spring line of beautiful wool
suitings, wash fabrics, fancy
waistings, silks, etc, handker-
chiefs, laces and petticoats. All
up-to-date New York City pat
ters. Finest line on the market.
Dealing directly with the mills
you will find our prices low.
Profits $40 to $50 weekly. Sam
pies and full instructions packed
in a neat sample case shipped
express prepaid, No money re-
quired. Exclusive terri tory.
Write for particulars. Be first
to apply. Standard Dress Goods
Co., Desk COS, Binghampton, N. Y.
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02

DEVELOPMENT Of
CADDO OIL FIELDS
WONDERFUL INCREASE
IN SHIPMENTS
5000, 7O3 BARRELS LAST YEAR
Greatest Gas Producing Re-
gion of the United
States
5000, 7O3 BARRELS LAST YEAR

The following article from
the U. S. Geological Press Bull
letin for January and February,
released for publication today,
furnishes interesting data of the
development Of the Caddo oil
field of Louisiana:
The development of the new
Caddo oil field in Louisiana has
been remarkable. The first
shipments, made in December,
1906, amounted to 3,358 barrels.
In 1907, the district expanded
considerably and the production
was II, SOS. The year 1908 showed
still greater growth, both nj ter
ritory and production, notwith-
standing the handicap caused by
high water in May and June of
that year. The production of
oil in 1903 was 499.973 barrels.
In 1909 II was | 1,Q28,s14 barrels
barrels was recorded, valued at
81, ,2C2,3I9. The number of wells
; completed increased from 1 in
: 1906 to % in 1907, SO in 1908, 121
, 1869. In 1910 the oil-producing
wells numbered 12t and those
producing gas IS, The Geologi-
t cal Survey estimates the oil pro
duction for 1911 to have been
at least 10,0C0,0Q0 barrels.
: The Caddo field is now not only
a large producer Of petroleum,
5 but it is the greatest gas pro
=: ducing region of the United
States. Only a small portion,
however, Of the gas has been
used. For several years the
waste in this field was enormous,
but one Of the wells where the
waste was the greatest has re-
Gently been closed. The lack of
a market for the gas is given as
a reason why the waste was not
checked sooner. 1t has been
proposed to pipe this gas to
! New Orleans and st. Louis.
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02
PLANTING TREES
With DYNAMITE

Results secured by promi-
nent orch1rdist5 indicate that
the planting and cultivation of
fruit trees is being revolution
z9d.
Although the attention of
farmers has but recently been
directed in general to the use
of dynamite for various agricul-
tural purposes, eXper m n S
have been going on f)r many
years to determine its exact
efficiency and low it can best be
used.
AS is usually the case with
original innovations, the first
horticulturists to try ou5 this
new aid to scientific farming
have been those noted for their
leadership in their respective
fields of work.
The time has now come when
we can deal not with theories but
with facts with res ats which
prove conclusiyely that dynamite
has advantages in fruit culture.
but just how great these advan-
tages are cannot be stated until
further experiments have de
monstrated the most economical
methods Of using dynamite in
the orchard.
1t is obvious that several wears
are required after the planting
of fruit tree in a dynamited
hole, to ascertain just how it's
life or growth differs from one
planted in a spaded hole, and
further experimentation will be
necessary to show whether it is
necessary or advisable to use
more OF less dynamite per hole
to get maximum results, cost
considered.
The following results already
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02
A Warning Against Wet Feet

Wet and chilled feet usually af
feet the mucous membrane of the
nose, throat aud lungs, and la
grippe, bronchitis or pneumonia
may result. Watch carefully, par.
ticularly the childrel, and for the
racking stubborn coughs give
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
1t soothes the inhamed membranes,
and heals the cough quickly. Take
no substitute.
On sale here at Colds Barrow
Drug Store, Ozan.
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02

1OWS. (Oltilty clerh. tlrcuit
clerk, county treasurer, sheriff,
assessor and represen t a t iv e
were assessed $40 each; surveyor
and coroner So each. All candi-
dates for justice of the peace
and constable 81 each.
The rules of the state commit
tee fixing March 9th as the
date of the primary election,
were adopted, the election to be
a legalized primary.
All the rules adopted by the
state convention to govern the
action of the county committees,
were adopted by this committee.
The rule requiring all candidates
for county, Legislative and town
ship Offices to file pledges with
the secretary of this committee,
was adopted.
A primary canvass was ordered
and the following places and
dates in the month of March,
were made: Patmos, Thursday
z; Spring Hill, Friday s: Guern-
sey, Saturday 8; Fulton, Mon
day II; Columbus, Tuesday u;
Bingen, Wednesday 13; Toxic,
Thursday II; Bolton, Friday Is;
Ozan, Saturday 16; Blevins, Mon
day IS; De Ann, Tuesday 10;
Baird's Chapel, Wednesday 20;
Shower Springs, Thursday 2l;
Hope, Frilay %; Washington,
Saturday %.
DR.. Weaver of Fulton was APP
pointed committeeman from
Bois dare, vice Judge H. l..
B'Shears; resigned.
The committee adjourned to
meet again on Saturday, March
16, for the purpose of appointing
the officers for the primary
election to be held on Wednes-
day, March 27.
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02

A scald, burn or severe cut
heals slowly if neglected. The
family that keeps bottle Ballard $
Snow Liniment on hand is always
prepared for such accidents. Price
25c, SOC and $1.00 per bottle. Sold
here at Colds
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02
WORK OF COUNTY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
IN SESSION AT HOPE
TUESDAY
TWO NEW VOTING PRECINCTS
Dates Set for Primary Canvass
of County by Democratic
Candidates
TWO NEW VOTING PRECINCTS

The Hampstead County Dem.
ocratic Central Committee met
at the Office of C. A. Bridewell.
chairman, in the city of Hope on
Tuesday, January 30, 1912, all
of the committeeman being pres.
ent except one.
&. A. Bridewell, chairman. pre-.
siding, and business commenced
at once.
A resolution was passed es,
tablishing a voting precinct at
Toxic for the primary election; a
voting precinct was aso estab-
lished temporarily at the cross
ing of the Hope and Columbus
and Washington and Fulton road,
to be known as Evans Cross
ing;" one at Sheppard, and the
voting precinct at Westbrook in
Red Land township, was moved
to McCaskills Crossing.
The numerous candidates we're
assessed, fees to have their
na1nac r,.Nn+ad. %. -. ae-.l.i
Washington telegraph., 1912-02-02

determined should be Of interes.
To progressive hortieulturists
everywhere:
lst Planting trees with dyna
mite practically eliminates the
loss Of young trees during the
first year.
md. Trees can be planted
much more rapidly by the dyna-
mite method than by the old
method.
5rd. Trees planted with dy.
Mantle to come into bearing
from one to two years sooner
than those planted by the soil
method.
18th. Trees planted by dyna
mite grow much more RAPIDLY
and yield much more heavily
than those planted in the old
way.
One of the chief elements of
loss in orchard work is the loss
OF trees the first year. S. H.
Bollinger Of Shreveport, Louis
lana, stated that he used dyna-
mite in blasting the holes in
which 1,080 pecan trees were
planted one year ago, also fer
painting 65GC0 peach trees. He
says the percentage of loss on
the pecan trees (which are among
the most difficult to set so they
will livel, was almost nothing
compared with the loss on other
trees planted in the ordinary way.
Another point Of great i'm
poftance to orchardists is that
trees planted with dynamite
come into bearing much sooner
than when planted By the Gold
ist, Mayfield, Ca, reports that
he has been using dynamite fol
trees planting for eighteen Oh
twenty years and that in the
planting Of peach trees by thi,
method he gained two years il
six as compared with the Ole
method. In other words he go
rs mach fruit from a tree planted
with dynamite at four years 0
age as he got at six years by tn,
Old method,
There are many other point,
Of superiority in the use of dy
mantle for planting trees, a.
well as for general farming pur
poses, Parties interested il
this matter should not fail tC
see the demonstration Oh the
j. B. Shuts farm near Fulton
on February -, notice Of which
appears elsewhere in this issue
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-07-05

NE department at Washington solemny the pubc
the number of the United States
during the period by million head nearly thirty
Another department tells that the number of wn
period decreased nearly five million head
In the official Statistical the figures
department Agriculture will find the number
made the podgous increase of twenty-five million head
fifty and probably will entertain pleasing
about a coming drop in the price Of beefseak.
the Avenue the Census Bureau Of the Department
and Labor however, will be told the number
decreased six and oneha million head nine
of fifteen million in the
number Sheep the other decrease of ten million
In 1900 true the Department of Agriculture made
bring its figures within haig distance of those the census the
ridiculous contradc
certainly lessons the usefulness country of both
The statistical situation Washington Bureau of
the and the Department of Agriculture the
highest degree. These offices compiling figures same
subjects and publishing them under the seal Of the Government The
figures conflict all along the line and attempt mentioning is
made to reconcile them.
What private would of contradict each
IOther?-Post.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-07-05
THE NEW PA RTy
WASH
Act Of Congress o March Sd. 1879

THE NEW PARTY
TORE SPEEDILY expected-very suddenly ndeed-wh
aneceent consultation and agreement at the simple ehes
might say, Theodore Roosevelt the Roosevelt party has been
declared much nation declares the bidding OF Its king bis
followers believed indicted that they go home
counsel in the meet organize their party II
thought wse but he called his followers together addres hem and o
the party, The National Progressive party, born
purpose Mr. Roosevelt from the beginning to split
the Republican and nauguaa party avowedy
could hardly have done the work skuy For months
denounced the United States and his
mobacks and himself the representative of all that is
progressive He appealed superior moral conscience which he
possessed and he took the fullest
vantage whatever tactical bunders President Taft had been guilty
excused condoned nothing He then attempted
nominating convention The spirit tie West greatly
advantage with abundant provided by wealthy
fought the primaries and captured after state Not with
this he agents delegates had
lawfully appointed and claimed them regular. The
his representatives the National committee agreed with the
proves contests
fraudulent and much suspicion the Others So
there is of the not that in California
which quite least could not be made for Taft
Roosevelt excluded But and
supporters cried Fraud loudly and persenty no less
gy that half the believes there had
robbery piracy other bad word that could the
the Roosevelt withdrew Repu
party. very shrewd scheme address
his delegates their withdrawal from the extremely
able and effective Let consider to have been his plan the
beginning himself the head of party then
has been amazingly shwd and deep shows
which his enemies have imagined effect him. and with
concei he has been able his followers
valuation.
Never has political party started with such
Uses show The Republican grew by accons having begun
the Liberty then the Free S and finally
the Republican, The minor parties Knownohng
Poput all started small and gained certain strength
States and commanding unlimited backing from
wealth The Taft of the Republican had the
the Southern States which would and in which could
few while Republican Roosevelt
column and their delegates have deserted the old party for the
Whether they their people at home TELL they
believe they In that do why they
many votes and carry many members into the College
the Republican with its candidate The Republican
has suffered and possibly fatal bow-The Independent
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
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