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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09

Match ulay s,Immary-Mrs. RCope and Miss
0ygCod beat Mrs. Barlow and Mrs. Filter. up
rnd 10 play; Mrs. Fox and Miss McNeelcy beat
Mrs Wheeler and Mis- Phelps. up and = to
NAV: Mrs Vandcrbeck and Miss Hood bcst
MR. Rschcder and Miss Allen. up and 10
NAV. Miss Wells and Miss Curtis beat Miss girls
r1n ana MIs MunsOn up and to play: Miss
richardson ana Miss Noblit beat Miss X. r.
duncan and Miss Porter. | up; Miss q. Davis
and Mrs Work beat MISC &. L. Duncan and
Ms. Davis. ] up.
Grand Total Philadelphia II; Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE

Mailed anywhere !, the United States
for 50 so a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
MONTCLAIR GOLFERS OUT
w. E. Marcus Wins in First Six
teen of June Handicaps.

The first match round In six sixtecns in
the June tournament was played over the
links Of the Montclalr Golf club yesterday.
There was also club handicap In three
classes, in which ". T. Mrcus. with g.
20: ~ NJ Goodlet with A9--l5-7i. and Il. /.
Wilcox, with 92-2p-72, were IN" respective
winners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
FOCRSOMES.


vrs HaTIo and Mrs Mrs ROope and Miss
Lipcr ............ o OSgOOd ............. 1
~. toY and Miss Mrs Wheeler and
WcNcclcy ......... Mrs. Phelps........ v
,rs Vauderbeck and Mrs Bachelor and
Miss Hood. .......: ] MISS AlIeh, III. V
Miss Griscom and Miss Wells ana Mlss
Mrs MunsOn......: Gurus - 49,. -,
Mis- Richardson and Miss IS. ,. duncan n
Mo- Nohlit ......l and Miss Porter. o
,,iSs q Davis and Miss &. J.. Duncan
Mrs Work .....,... ] ana MfS' DaNlS'''' v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-23
Program 0fA.&M. College ERcamBneRt

s.0o-For Ien and Women-FeeGing
Problems With Poultry. Gal
Young Chick. Cbl GroEing
Chick, Cc) Winter Egg Produc-
ton, Mr Bittenbender.
For Boys-Knot Tying and
Halter Making practical Exer-
ciseal. Mr.. Barnes.
le.0o-For MeH-I'he Importance Of
the Corn and C0wpea Crop in
a System Of Rotation: or cot.
ton, marketing and Importance
Of the American Crop, Mr. Ans
ley.
For Women-Menu for Making
or Balancing the Diet, Miss Kol-
shorn.
For CiTls-Quick Breads CDem-
onstration). Miss Mathews.
ll:0o-For Men Subject to be sup
piled.
For Women--The Art Of Bread
Making, Miss MePheeters,
Friday Afternoon.
1:30-General Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
Music.
2:Oo-For Men-Pouliry Diseases,
Mr. BrittenbendeT.
For Women and GirIs-Bread
Making Demonstration Miss
Taylor, Miss McPheeters.
3:O0-For Men-Diseases OF Live
Stock twin diagnose and oDer-
ateJ. Dr. Callicotte.
4:oo-subjecls to be chosen BY the
school
Friday Night.
(In College Tena)
s:00-Muslc and Illustrated Lectures.
Saturday Forenoon.
8.00-Physical Training and Ath.
letlcs-
For Boys, Mr. Gallagher.
For Girls, Miss McPheeters.
9:Oo-For Men and Women-Dress-
ing Fowls FOR Market and Ia
Die Use. Demonstration. ar.
Bittenbender
For Boys-The Babcoek Test
Mr. Barnes.
l0.00-For Men-our Best Forage
Plants. Mr AnBley
For women-Home Canning,
Miss Kolshorn.
For GlrIs-school launches.
Demonstration. Miss Taylor.
1.00-For Men-Animal Diseases,
Hog Cholera. Backlog. Tuber-
culosis, etc. Or. callicotte
Saturday Afternoon.
1:3O-GeneraI Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
Music
2:OO-For Men-Diseases Of Live
Stock twill diagnose and oper-
atel, Dr. Caliicofte.
For Women Neat Cookery,
Demonstration, Miss Mo-
Pheeters.
FOR Ciris-Table Service, Miss
Kohlsh0rn
8:o0-For Girls-iniormal Reception
Miss K0ishorn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-23

~ ~@tt--A+Ag - AtAeN%tff
I.s9-Generzi Session
Announcements
Question Box
Muslc.
2.oo-For Men-Testing Mix and
Cattle Demonstration Lee
iurel. Nj. cadWallader
For Women-Vegetable Cook
cry Demonstration Lecturel
Miss Mathews
For Glrls-Lessons IN Sewing
Miss Taylor.
S:o0-For MeH-Judging Good Dairy
Cattle Nc. LinkIater
For Giris-Patteras. Testing
and Placing, Miss Kolshorn
Subjects 10 he camen b. the
school.
Wednesday Night.
On College Tent
s.90-Musle and Illustrated Lectures
Thursday Forenoon.
8:00-Physlcal Training and Athletics
For boys. Mr.. Gallagher.
For girls. mss McPheeters
9.00-GeneraI Session
Announcements.
Question Box
Boys and Girls Agricultural
Club Work.
9.50-For Men and Poultry
Equipment and Sanitation, Mr..
Rittenbender
For Boys-selcction and Prep.
aration of Corn for Exhibition
and Seed Purposes. Mr. Barnes.
i0.zO-For Men-Cowpeas for Hay and
Pasture, and as a Soil Builder;
or Cotton, Insect Enemies, Ha-.
yestlng and Ginning, Mr. Ans,
ley.
For Women-Home Nursing,
Miss Mathews.
For Girls-Beyerages demon.
strationj, Miss Kolshorn.
il.1O--For Men-crops for silo. and
sllo Construction. Nix. Link
later
For Sanitation. Miss
Taylor
Thursday Afternoon.
1.3O-GeHeral Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
BOYS and Girls Agricultural
CLUB Work
Music.
z:0O-For siecting Fowls for
Constitutional Vigor and Egg
Production. Mr.. Bittenbender
For WOmen-Inyalid Cookery,
Miss Mathews. Miss Taylor.
FOR Glrls-lnteressing Forms
Of Dress, Miss McPheeters.
S:00-For Men-Judging Good Beef
Cattle, Mr. Linklater.
For Glrls-Aprons, Cutting and
Making, Miss Kolshorn.
4.00-subiects to be chosen by the
school.
Thursday Night.
On College Tent
s.09- Music and Illustrated Lectures.
Friday Forenoon.
For Boys. Mf. Gallagher.
For Girls, Miss McPheeters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-23

AAE A6~SlaAA A1A t-E A-f@ 4@4a IL &
follows
Tgssday Forenoon.
Physical Training and Ath-
leEics-
For Boys, Mr. Gallagher
For Girls. Hlss McPheeteB.
s.o3-GeneFaI Session
Announcements
Question BOZ.
s:s0-For Men and Women Compo-
sitlon and Production Of MIX.
MF. Cadwaliader
For BOys-The Age Of Horses
Demonstration Lecturel. Mr.
Llnklater.
lo.z9-For Men-Corn; Varieties,
Breeding and Soil; Or Cotton.
stmctiou and General Charsc-
terstlcs. Varieties, Breeding. DIR.
Ansiey.
For Women and Glrls-The
Home a. a Social Center, Miss
Mathews.
tl.lo-For Men-Liye Stock Improve
ment. Miss Kolshorn.
Tuesday Afternoon.
l.30-General Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
Music.
2:o0-For Men-The Cream separa-
tor illustrated Lecturer Mr.
cadwallader.
For Women-cake Making
Demonstration Lecture), Miss
Mathews. Miss McPheeters.
For Girls-Personal Hygiene.
Miss Taylor
5:0O-For Men-Judging Good Horses
Demonstration Lecturel, slr.
Linklater.
For Girls-The Girls Room.
Miss Kolshorn.
4:0o-subiects to be chosen by the
school.
Tuesday Night
~ ~ tf
8.90-Music and illustrated Lectures
Wednesday Forenoon.
8.00-Physisal Training and Ath,
lstics-
For Boys, Mr. Gallagher.
For Girls Miss McPh hseters.
9.00-For Men and Women-Care Of
Ailk and Cream (Demonstrs-
ton LecluFel, Mr. cadwallad-
er.
For Poultry Raising
(Llve Birds, Mr. Blttenbender.
lO.0O-For Men-Corn. Planting, cul-
tiyating. Harvesting and Mar
keting; Or Cotton, Soil, Plant.
ing and Cultivation, Mr. Ans.
ley.
For Women-With the Home
nressmaker tChart systeml
Mlss Mathews.
For Vegetable Cookery
Demonstration LectureJ. Miss
McPheeters.
i1.0O-For Men Hogs and Alfalfa.
Mr Linklater
For Classification Of
Foods, Miss Kolshorn.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22

promoting the patent Thh tool
has certain novel festsrrs which nes I
With enthusiastic reception from
water. air and s,sampspe users. -
4 10 adapted to various s,rss os NJ.
einss and makes of clamps. Tue sool
has two rings which are utilised fos
various purposes. . spul tor hoSllag
the ftsitass With aa Adjustable ~
- tAs ssip1tAg terminal. as1 . ~
abes tFaos Wsth . thu0b scso0 ~ .
s1aoplsg 1svtss vhtch makes \ ~
p1teab1e ~ Deass.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
woncerIy's Theaser.

Hay. you noticed the Improvements
At wondcrly's Th'at.r' Well. there
Sas been a wond.rful change at this
popular place of amusement There
are nov 500 SEATS and every seat
In the house Is good. with plenty Of
fans and fresh air. The music is fin"
With good wholesome vaudeville. and
each picture Is a feature,
Don't rrct that Wondcriy's viii
be the first To get the news from Las
Vegas of the riynn.Johnson fight
You can gc, reserved seat right
now They ar. on sale all over town
and the pric. ir only % cents. You
Sont want % mifs this.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22

expects to commence work on the
contract ~ soon ~ he can get his
rigs on the ground.
Wesley vandiver and P. f. Kaler
were In Colorado Springs this week
attending the State Sunday School
convention.
Miss Katherine Miller has been in
Canon City this week attending the
state convention Of the Christian
Endeavor Society.
The ladies OF st. Andrews Guild
served supper Tuesday evening In
Harmony Hall. The meal was excel.
lent and was served to . large crowd
A neat sum was realized for the
Guild treasury.
Tom kirwan. who recently had
his left foot badly crushed In 4
railway accident near Salt Lake City.
had about one-half of his foot ampu.
tated few days ago. and Is report.
Cd to be getting along a. well a.
could be expected.
n. d. Garwood. OF Rocky Ford. was
a la Junta visitor last Tuesday. Mr.
Garwood has Just closed a deal dis
posing OF his one-half interest In the
Ebbert Seed Company to his partner.
A. w. Creaxcr. and expects to leave
next week for Portland. Ore. TO At.
tend the Elks' convention. and later
Will 30 to Spokane. Wash. to iuves.
tigate that field ~ = possible 10
cation to engage In the seed bust
meas.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
MONEY TO LOAN
GREAT SALE.

OUR great sal. Is being continued
With success. Hundreds OF articles
selling at one half price ai J. II.
Byars. successor TO the Todd Dry
Goods Company.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Report o. shs Condition Of
THE COLORADO SAVINGS AND
10u2Y cnMpAMv

At Ia Jvnta. State Of Colorado, At
the close Of bvsInsss. June -. 1912.
Resources.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Nose Coupling. Clamp Applying Tool

William Tank.rsi'y. of this city.
b the inventor of hos" coupling
aud clamp applying implement from
which We hope h. viii make = small
fortune. 4 4 wiidin has acquired =
half intcr~st and 10 Interested In
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
FOR SALE OR TRADE

TO TRADE-Sn ton wagon scale.
eo.si as new. will trade for baled nj.
talta. Crozier Coal Company.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
NEW FACTORY GOODS.

NE~ factory goods. bought at so
cents on the dollar. now on sale. See
sale bills for prices at ]. Il Byars,
successor 10 the Todd Dry Goods
Company
--~=assa---r-f1sH-HHa a-aa7='7Hs7
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
ih.. great sale at J. u. Byar-. sue
s.-spr % the Todd Dry Goods Com.
psny
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
SECOND CARNIVAL
IS SUCCESS
BIG CROWDS IN ATTENDANCE;
SPECIAL TRAIN CROWDED.
kangaroo Court Does Thriving Busi-
ness and Patrol Wagon TrundleS
i'm the Many Prisoners"

with large crowds in attendance
and with plenty Of amusement for
all the three-days indoor carnival Of
company G.. o. \. G.. held in the ar
morv in this city on Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday OF last week, may
be said 20 have been the most sue
eessfuI OF any yet held. A special
free train on the Salem Falls City
4 western on Saturday brought a
large crowd from Black Rock and
Falls City.
Zach and every member OF the OF
canization entered fully into the
sDirit of the occasion and assisted 10
making Il success. Several unique
street parades added % the features
ard the kangaroo court contribu-
ted its share to the fun and frolic Of
the event. Saturday a dray was I'M
r-szzed into service as a police patrol
wagon and wholesale arrest q bust
ra.s men and Others followed Pines
f,roued. TOO. for the ~iedge" was
deaf % au excuses and handed out
rrrs with reckless exuaVaEance-
FROM a financial point 81 view the
carnival was also saccessful and the
militia boys VIII realtze a handsome
rroft Tor the work
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

While the returns from last Fri
days primaries are still somewhat
incomplete, it is improbable that the
results as above indicated will be
changed, so far as the state is con-
cerned. The county results are taken
from the official count.
While Oregon has spoken in favor
of Roosevelt, Polk county remained
loyal to the president and gives Taft
a majority of a trifle over 100 votes
with Roosevelt second. Bourne was
repudiated and Settings majority in
the county exceeds $50.
Although considerable interest was
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
SELL MOHA|R POOL
APRIL 27
THIS YEARS OFFERING MAY
REACH TOTAL OF $4,000 POUNDS.
NIohair Men Meet saturday and Com
,,lete Arrangements For sale;
Many Outside Bidders Expected

Deciding upon saturday April -''
as the date for the sale Of the mohair
nool the members Of the Polk County
AIohair association held meeting IN
the county court room at the 'oui !.
house on Saturday, which was Wen
attended and at which time plans TOT
the sale OF the pool were made
Although the exact amount o. the
- f,r the present year is unknown
sc.,-5fnr to II. l. Fenton. it is De-
i,eyad that it VIII be in the neiEhoor-
hood of 10000 pounds and II may
-r 10 a higher figure Many oi the
.-ogrsrz have go FAR failed TO report
,blir aeeees. but all who have mohalf ..
- s.ri ars urged TO be present and LIST
- rseces with the pool The SAFE
nm tsEs place at o'clock and
-. ----ff- or bidders ere expected.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

manifested in the primaries i'm Polk
county, where a contest for the
county judgeship overshadowed all
else, the vote was comparatively
light, the Republicans casting a total
Of 1874 ballots out of a registration
of more than 1900, and the Demo-
Gratis showing voting strength of
approximately GIG out Of a register
ed strength of more than 500. The
large vote in proportion to numbers
registered was cast In the town pre-
cincts, the farmers appearing to re-
main in the fields rather than to
spend the time necessary to go TO
the polls.
Results Surprising.
There were many surprises in the
result. Among them was the strength
developed by I.aFollette and the ter
rible drubblng administered to Bourne
by the Polk republicans. old prog
nosticators on political results had
predicted that Selling would carry
the county but even the most SAN
guine of his friends did not look Tor
the landslide to him which the ball
lots told.
The county Judge contest was one
Of the most heated seen In Polk
county in years A three-cornered
fight. the result was IN doubt from
the start. and even the most venture
some guesser hardly hazarded an
opinion upon the outcome. During
the last few days Of the campaign
each candidate and his friends became
very active and no stone was LETT un-
turned 10 win. soon after the polls
closed and the results OF the count
ing began 10 reach the city, u was
seen that there had been something
doing. and Il was early seen that
County Judge Coad was doomed 10
"a decisive defeat. The contest was
narrowed % Loughary and Teal and.
as some Of the larger precincts OF
the county began 10 announce their
result. the Falls city man took the
lead and each report only served 90
increase 81 stnl more.
Result in Gcnernl.
one of the closest races was that
between Allen and Ayres for assessor,
the former winning b. a majority of
a.
walter l. Tooze. Jr.. FOR Joint rep
resentatIve carried every precinct IN
the county and goes % Lincoln coun-
tv with majority OF f3G which
Il mmcient 10 overcome the lead Of
newton iu Lincoln county, ot about
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
AMENDED OFFER IS
MADE TO'C|TY
EsPEE COMPANY MAKES COM
PROMISE PROPOSAL.
Accedes to Demands of Portland
Council; VIII Proceed With Work
OF EIcctrifying West Side Lines.

In order TO carry out their deter
mination to ciecuify their West side
lines and enter Portland over Fourth
street a. first planned. the Southern
Pacific company has submitted an
amended franchise to the Portland
city council TO replace the one which
was abrogated by the councils action
at recent meeting. Under the pro-
posed franchise. a compromise Is Of
fered by the company which appears
to meet the objections urged against
the first one by the people of Port
land. according to- interested parties
who have made a study OF the prob
lem.
In an interview published in The
Portland newspapers General super
intendent j.. n. Campbell has made
public the policy which the company
viii pursue and gives a general OUT
line of the amended franchise. BE
also declares that the company is go-
inr ahead with lts plans confident
that the city 0f Portland uAl treat
70 fairly and give it permission % en-
ter the city over the Fourth street
tracks and thus accomodate The COM
rany and the people on iH lines ln
the Willamette valley Who very much
desire % D. given the advantage q
taking or leaving the electric trains
in the huines section. priFliege
which the patrons of rival unes noe
enjoy
The franchise VII come up for ae-
zion in the Portland city counci %
r-rrFrv nnrn ze.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

The committee of the city council
to whom had been intrusted the duty
of determining the streets to be oiled
in the event that that method of dust
elimination, shall be adopted, report
ed at the regular meeting of the city
council last night. Their report was
received and City Recorder Charles
Gregory was instructed to confer with
the Oregon Road Oiling company
Portland. and, If possible, have rep
resentative of the company here next
Monday night to meet with the coun-
Gil prepared to enter into contract
with the city. A member of the coun-
ell said that IT was the present plan
to oil all of the streets in the busi-
ness district and all macadam streets
Of the city. as it was figured that
this could be done for the year at a
cheaper rate than the present plan.
To Enforce Occupation Tax.
Marshal Greenwood was instructed
TO enforce collection Of the occupation
tax from all delinquent business men,
giving them notice that payment must
be made within five days. In the
event of failure to make payment.
Offenders will be arrested and brought
before the police judge to be dealt
with according to law. IL is declared.
Appraisers Appointed.
ON motion Mayor Craven was d.
reeted to appoint three disinterested
PARTIES TO determine the benefits 10
property in the proposed Ash street
sewer district by the construction n
the sewer. after which the council
viii proceed to assess the property
i'm proportion 10 the valuation as re-
ported by this committee.
Concrete sidewalk Ordered
on motion new concrete sidewalks
were ordered constructed on NH and
Main streets 10 connect with those
already built The territory embrac-
ed in the order Is on the north side
OF NH street from the Sterling Fur
niture company's building TO Main
street and on the east side of Aail
street from Afnl street 20 Guy Bros.
on motion it was ordered that the
ground floor room az the front Of the
city hau building De- fitted up az an
oHce for city Engineer sammons
The council adjourned % meet 7n
Monday night. April %. which nAl
be the final session of the old conn
ell. the recently elected aldermen taE-
Ing their Offices on the first meeting
night ln May
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
Result In General.


Miss Maggie Evans and Mlss Bon
ME smith. of The EFangeiicai SUNDAY
school Mrs a. E- Black. Mrs p.
Mcdonald end SIR. Henry Campbell.
of the Christian sunday school, ana
arrs d. A. Hinshaw. Mrs. a 8
campbell and Mr Wln Mller. prezi-
dent 81 the sunday school Board 81
o-eran. of the Methodist Bible school.
left Tueslay morning 90 attend ne
r-nion Sunday school convention %
u hrld az McMInnvilie today
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
Bourne Rebudiated BY State
Republicans; Taft is Third
In Race; j. B. Teal WinS

RESULT OF STATE PRIMARIES SHOW SURPRISES; VOTE IN
POLK is LIGHT BUT INTEREST IN OUTCOME is
INTENSE; TAFT CARRIES COUNTY
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
ROOSEVELT AND SELLING BALLOTS SWEEP STATE Of OREGON
+ *%+###@%%%####%#,
Meeting Tomorrow Night.

+ Attention is again called to !
+ the meeting of the subscribers of +
+ the Dallas College endowment =
i fund, which will be held in the i
4 chapel at the college building I
4 tomorrow wednesday, night, Z
4 April "a. 1t is highly essential +
+ that every subscriber be present !
+ as business of much Importance !
4 must be decided. The fate of the !
+ college, in a measure depends !
4 upon this meeting and 1t is there's
+ fore up to the subscribers to the !
T. proposed $4,000 fund to be on Z
\ hand, y
.%%%%***%%%%%%+%* = + + !
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
sIIFH IN HUSrpHRFY TRIAL

n.- were served by Sheriff
~ - ne following citizens who
summoned TO give testi-
- ne defense in the trial Of
-al Charles Humphrey. at
-. -lr the murder Of Mrs
- r Phlomath last June
go Eett Hugh Hayes. r. A.
---- --s-1e Hayter. David Mc-
e. L Crider. II is sup
i'rr have been Summoned
az to the previous
q the accused. some
r---E but Others were ex-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

A burning Tue in the Dallas COL
lees dormItory called out the FIRE de-
narfnent and created considerable
excitement last Thursiar nieht about
DO O'Clock 80 famaEe vas done.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

r---r-a sided same haii on ia-
.,-,s-. campus IN this city Friday tn.
9------Fs-ce high school base
- vas defeated hr The La-
20 The tune of e 90 g