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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16

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SCORE BY INNINGS.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16
STAMPING OF THE CLUBS,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
. in Spokane. Portland in Seattle Vic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-16

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
gRalorebe ais Sran ntfran,.

Oils bic 9rGfin @ussnie MOntiio
be Seba ii9 nit bem aaiier NapO>
leon III. perlobt bate, tpurben bic
8orbereitunsen gu Der SO9seit nit
ertldrIi9em Gifer betrisbsn, unb
ni9ts Ihien tOItbar s.nus, INN Die
ilgenbf6Gne 8ruut 10 prG9tig pis
mOsIih aus3ui9miidsn. Die biirs
gerIi9e pber ldnbli6s 9ruut pfIest
als 9aarf6mud ben nit rsiBsn 9liis
ten bur9punbenen Wprtentran5 ober
sinen aran5 aus Srangenbliiten gu
pdblen. Dies mar aber Der iuesno>
f6Onen &aiierin bes ftolSsn 5rantz
reid gu setp6bnltd. uno 70 entf6loB
fid bic fiirftIi9e 8raut, gu ibr.m
So65sitsoiabsm ii9 elm @spinb. aus
ben betannten Bitten Der peiBbIiis
benocn Walorsbe (Clematis CONS
munis) berftellen gu laFsn. 9erube
bas ungetpObnli9e Qbipsi9en BON Der
dllgemetn geItsnben Site, bic NlDrts
dIs brdutIi6sn S6mud gu perpsns
ben, puros nun @eranlaFung, Ser
bisber ipenig bea9teten Surten SIss
mutisbIiits einen ME gsabntsn Rsia
gu Derleibsn unb, BON Stanopuntte
Der faiferli6en 9rdut bstro6tet,
tann man bsm babur9 b.tunbet,n
Sonoersefdmad feline @irbisung
tuum psrIaesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

bin. unb INNER ffien sr nidt bic
re6ttn Borte gu finbeu, nm ibr iein
Ser5ensgebeimris nn5upertrauen.
Oa tom es ipis Witleib iiber iie.
Sbre aIte WilIenstroTt erpn9te. sic
ipoIIts seisen, boB 5rauen itort T.in
tDnnen, unb 10 riatet. lie iid Elm tpes
mig uuf unb fnsts Iaut: .Hun, Serr
&pIIsge. ipirb es Sbnen 10 I9per,
gu elmer aIten Sreunbin @ertrouen
gu baben9 Soil ids Sbnen Iei6t
ma9sna Sier meins Sanb unb meis
nen 9liidpunf9, benn i9 sIaube...
Or. S6rfter batte ibre btiben Sdnbe
ereriffen unb iis fsitsebaIten: ,Sie
ipiinidsn mir Slid. .bs i6 ssbsi9tet
babe9 Sinb Sic S.lIIeberin seiporz
benz 9tber i9 n.bme ben @IiidpunT1
an."
Sbre SGnbe sudten in ben ieinsn.
gtun tro9 es bod ettpos falt ibr ans
Sera, unb ibre 2ippsn bebten. 9lber
er faBte feiter ibre SGnbe unb elitt
auf benz S,ppidb su ibr nieber: rSn
msinsn 6Gnben boIts i9 mein Slid,
Sermine. bu boit mir beibe segeben,
i4 IoiTe iie nidt msbr." Sic mar
oufseiprungen, unb au9 er er6ob
ii6. @tinen 9lusenbIid itanben Iie
ii9 beibe ssssniiher. .Dir iinb
treue aamsraben felt Sabren, foIIfe
es uns ba 10 fhtper fallen. gemeinz
lam ourbs 9eben gu sebsn9 Soft bu
benn ME seabnt. baB ih bid lieb
babe, lieb ssbabt bon Der .rften Stuns
be unferes 3ufdmmenieins9"
Sic tonnte ibm niht ontfporten.
9o9 er fhien ou9 auf tein @ort su
iporten, er 5og Iie on Iid. unb beibe
perfnnten in eine WeIt bon Slid
uub SeIisteit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
ssaram 1T Sas eeewaHtr ,al,ts {,

Die 5rass tlinst stpas ieltIcm,
oenn man ift perIu9t, su antipDrtsn:
gBeil SaIae in ibm seI6if IinS. Ras
tiirlih fpdre bas feline ri6tige 9lnts
mort, benn man ItGnbe bor Der neuea
Srdse: Wurum unb pisIo iino Salae
i'm WeerpaFer gel6if2 $40 tommen
iie btr9 Sm 0urdf6nitt .ntbGlt bas
Meerpafer 31a Proaent Salse unn
apar SO prpsent au9Iala, Gblprna.
trium. 0iefe Mense 1T 10 unssbsuer,
baB man bdmit, tpenn man Ole groe
einmdl austrodnen fpoIIte, ibre ess
famte 5ld4e 60 Wieter bod nit &o9s
fal5 beoeden f0nnte. Bon ben Sliiis
fen lam 10 unsebeuer piel Sol3
ni4t gum Neere eelangt i.in, oenn
BON ben i'm 5luBpaHer pprfpmmenoen
Sal5sn iinb taum 9 prosent gblors
perbinOunssn. GbenIoptnig tann 81:
enprme SalSmense bur9 Ibipiilungeh
Der Selfsn ufn. our9 6ie We.respo,
gen .rtIdrt ipsrben. @s gibt ipnad
nur cine @rtlGrung: Der enorme &o9s
fal5sebalt muB cine uripriinsIt9s @is
genihaft Der S5eane iein! 9i.Ie liebs
ii9 oann tbeoretiid bur9 in Der llrs
aeit ma1en6aft porsstommsns Dull
tanausbrii6e ertldren, ipie ia audi
ieBt nod Bel iebsm gusbru9 zines
&raters Die gunae llmsebung nit eis
ner S9ibt fp.iBen, ssp0bnli9eu
Sal5es beoedt lit. Das SalS oes
UfeerfpdHers entitammt alIo Der iltes
iten ur5eit Der Gros uno bat f6pn
oamals, i'm 8srlauf bon SabrmiGlio-
men. oen Weg bon ben 8ulfdnbergeH
burd Resen ufp. in bic SliiFe eefuns
ben, pie es gum flsiniten Seile
Reute nod gefdiebt, tpenn @ultanauss
brii9e itattsefunosn bub.n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
Die 9a@t.
S,on 4. R. 8urSa.

@on 8. R 8urSa.
&un Iabt ou mid III betnen ipeifaen
Nrmen,
SrietboIle, bunfelihonc 8erriderin,
Bon Stlirm ilno Streit oes rdllben Tags
eriuarmen
1lno fii6Iit ben beiBen, rubcIcIeH CHM.
iluo breiteit beiue iternolIrhfInmmten
Sdlleier
IIms miibe Suupt milo IGdlelno mir
uno indlt
So tiefer, aHbadtspoIler Srteoens'
feier
Gu title 8auberin : eeliebie sfn@tI
IInS trdeif auf Ieidten. iilberiueiBen
Sdlipin9en
,Sns Ndrdeureitb Der Srdlme mid
empor,
$50 @necIdore iiibe 9ieber iineen :
uuo 0ffnelt mir Yiriuanas 9olones Sor.
Sort glii6u Der 9iebe rote Stnln'elS'
flamnerl.
Sort rieIeIt bes 8er9eiiens eip9er
6iieu
IIn6 sSreuben, Die bem Raraoies cit'
ltainmeu,
GrbGiibn Der SeeIe, ftrablenb,s ionnen'
bell.
Su bannit bas 8eb, eu bringit bas
ipilbe Sebnen
Deit Ianfter, miitterliher Sano 5ur
Stub,
Sedft S6ulb unb Stueiiel, idnler5enss
bittre $rdueu
9iit beincm bIaueu 8iElbermnnteI 3u.
8u neigit Sein sottlidl gntIis boIi @rs
barmen
Ser miiSen grbcnipelt in ieleer Wadt,
lluo bdItit uus limb in oeinen ueiden
SIrmen,
gu itiIIe Sauberin 9eliebte Nahtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

9sriunge 3OOlOge. Der
tlsins Seppl bat es fdon gefebsn:
'penn man eine S9lanse mitten snts
spsi bout. 70 suden Die SsiIe nod
Itunbenlang bernad. glls nun zines
Cages Der 2sbrer .rtldrt, OaB ss no4
Der SOtuns zines Sieres nit oieI.m
ooIlitihSie aus 1T. itsbt Der Seppl
auf unb iust fsIbftii9er: naber BET
ben G6Iangsn ni9t = ipenn man
Die totsemudt bat, bann lebsn iie nod
lanse ipeiter!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

a.: yDas mu6if benn Du fir Elm
@.iidt9"
g.: r0aB serabe ipisber Der alte
SonberIing in msinem Repier fbt."
a.: ~Gber, bas lit bod Elm Be-
riibmter prOfeFOr."
g.: n9ob idon, absr Der 1T 10
5erffreut unb tursiihtig, bob er mir
bas 2sBtemoI in bic Sanb fpudte
unb bas SrinfgeIO in ben Spudnapf
parf!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19
9 dIIib NIL.

Gtunm an cine @onb fih lebnsno,
Gadbeidnbt, i'm ihporaen s5rad.
ellfo itebt .r, bsr5baft sGbneno,
Sinter fsinem chapeau clacque.
glber manhmal in GtiiaIe
RsiBt ben Glemmer er empcr,
9p6 enttGuidt riimpft er Die RaTe,
llnb ouun itebt er ipie subor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

ei9bert9tieung.
Dag man aud faeen, mas man
fdnn,
Radubmen tun iis uns s.Ididt unS
f1lau:
auf Ieiner 8Drfe fpefuIiert Der Wldnn,
gluf feline 9Drie ipefuliert bic Srau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

: 9ut 9efugt. mas, bat
Der &ran5ler pirtli9 Die dlte. rei9e
5dntiI9e WiiGIer ssbsiratet2"
.rSa, er seniebt aussnblidlid
feline - 3itterpoden!"
- &on6tnfierter @uss
orud. u. rSDnnen sic mir ben
3abnar5t 8. empfeblsn9"
.. n9epiB, oas lit ia Der @ors
iiBenNe oes @ereins Der 3dbnGrSte. I"
u. nIba, aIIo Der prGiiosntiit.
= 8erf6noppt. Batter:
~5riB, i9 babe Did seItern na9ts
einen betruntsnsn aolltgsn na6
SauIe fchuffen ieben! SD boffe.
Dab Su oas nift ipis0sr tuft = cs
ma6t teinen erten Ginorud!"
%, oas mar ia nur ausnabmss
lreiie - aus Repan9e!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

@utSurii dsestben. Der
Map.r iasts nsuIid. i'd fab. Sbneu
gum 0erpe9ieln Gbnlid. = So9 Ra,
lpenn i4 Den M.nfdsn treffe, triest
er Elm paur Sbrfeisen. - 9l9, bemii,
ben sic ii9 nur ni9t crit, Die bat sr
i6on DON mir betommen!
= 90 m & Satbeber. profsTor:
rReine 9erren! Die 2uft lam man
Spar nibt iebsn - absr iis 1T bod
nidt 70 sinfu4. tpis iie ousIisbt!"
Snferut. Reus Grfinbuns!
6iir GbemGnner! Neusr gelotaI9ena
Si9srunssuppurat (patsr!ierD. sSiiblt
Iib senuu pie cine Ieten0s Tlaus on!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-09-19

Suberbausr: .9rnS ipiFen
m09t i fparum B. Stubtleut' einans
Der aIlsipeil fiibren; / slaub'. ba
traut pans IN anoern net, buB net
dusreibt."
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
DILLON AND KLAUS
TO GO TEN ROUNDS
Bout Is Attracting Much
Interest as Both Are
Good Boxers

NEW YORK, May 1.-The ten
round bout between Jack Dillon of
Indianapolis and Frank Klaus of Pitts
burgh. which is 10 be pulled of in
Madison Square Garden tomorrow
night under the auspices Of the Gar
den A. c.. is the big event of the
week for local boxing enthusiasts and
is already attracting much attention.
Interest in the match arises partly
from the fact that the result will
have an important bearing on the dis.
pute over the middleweight titles, for
which both Klaus and nillon are rs.
pirants. The winner will he matched
for an early ring encounter with Ed
die McGoorty another prominent
claimant TO the middleweiGht cham
pionship. and thus il is hoped to de-
terInine definitely who's who in the
15S-pound class. Aside from this
phase of the contest. the mill between
Dillon and Klaus is expected to at
tract big crowd on its merits alone.
as both men are fast lighters and may
be counted upon to furnish a lively
and interesting battle
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
COBB ANO JACKSON
WATCHED BY FANS
Even Bet as TO Which One
Will Lead in Batting
This Season

Baseball fans are keeping pretty
close tab on the two great players.
Ty Cobb and Joe, Jackson, who had
such a battle for the worlds batting
record last year. Cobb was the cham
pion Of 1911. but he certainly will
have to extend himself if he intends
to follow the pace that has been set
by the Cleveland outhelder this sea
son. IN a recent four-game series
with the Tigers, the fans had a good
opportunity TO look over the two. In
the four games Jackson outplayed his
rival. He went to the plate eighteen
times, made six hits. nine Dutouts,
one assist. one error. and stole three
bases. Cobb went TO the bat sixteen
times, made two hits, scored two
runs. had eleven pUtouts, one assist
and one error. IL is said that failing
to get a good start has unnerved Cobb
and that he had a Iun-in with Man
aeer Jennings. There are many ex-
perts who predict Jackson will lead
the country in batting al the end of
the season. He finished second TO
Cobb last year with a batting per
centage OF .40s. Cobb was .420
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
LOWER ROUTE
IS THE BEST
Party Making Trip TO Coast
Declare Road Between
Yuma and San Diego
Is Very Good
BAD IN FEW PLACES

Among those who are willing to
give their testimony in favor of a
national highway by way of San
Diego is T. d. English OF Phoenix,
who arrived here Saturday in a
Chalmers SO" bringing with him two
other residents OF Phoenix. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bufum, says the San Diego
Union. And he would be equally
emphatic in his testimony against
the desert route. for which Los An.
geles Is lighting, only in the latter
case he can give only beresay evil
dence. having been too wary to be
entrapped into taking that route.
II met a man forty miles this
side OF Phoenix said Mr.. English
last night at the L. s. Grant hotel
and he told me he had just come
over the Salton sea route in a little
Ford. But he had a terrible eX-
rerience in making the journey over
the shifting sands of that dreadful
waste. and that he meant to advise
every friend he had to avoid il. He
passed the wrecks of two or three
automobiles, one big car having alb
solutely burned up in the passage
through that appalling wilderness.
On the other hand. Mr.. English
is loud in his praise of the route
by way OF San Diego, and says he
means to spread the gospel on his
return to Phoenix For that matter"
he added. the people in our part
would prefer the San Diego route
anyway. They see enough of the
desert anyway and when they strike
+aEs tI-a rA haz 80, .alr
the route that will bring them most
quickly to the coast. and to the cool
breezes OF San Diego, and the de.
hghtful scenery along the ocean
shore.
The route from San Diego TO
Yuma affords one of the best natural
roads possible There are short
stretches of sand here and there,
and the Devils canyon should be
cleared. but with these places fixed
up and the DEVILS canyon obstruc.
ton removed, a better road could
not be found than that from San
Diego to Yuma.
There is no doubt that those in
Phoenix vino know the difference
between the san Diego and the Sal
ton sea route are emphatically in IA
vor OF the proposed national highway
running by way of San Diego. And
il is only a question of time until
all Phoenix shall have become &C.
quainted with the merits Of the San
Diego route and the dement's of the
route by way Of the Salton sea
When that time comes the full infn
ence of Phoenix will be with San
Diego as the western terminus of the
national highway"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
MANY RECORDS
ARE IN DANGER
Famous Drivers Are Entered
in Annual Auto Races
That Will Be Held
on Coast
EXPECT FAST TIME

los ANGELES. May 2:-NeSt Sat.
be motor wild" for then will be
held on the Santa Monica course
three speed events. the feature con-
test being the 303-mile AFFAIR for
cars OF all classes. That the Santa
Monica races of this year will be
better and tastier than ever is the
belief OF drivers and those who
have juggled figures in the motor
speed world. Predictions are cen
tered on the big race. the forecast
being that the sensational speed
mark of 74.93 miles an hour made
last year by Harvey Herrick. will
be wiped into oblivion.
Will Barney Come Back
As is usual before any big speed
event there is much speculation re-
garding the probable winner in the
freefor-all race In this event will
be seen Barney Oldfield at the wheel
of a Fiat, his appearance being the
first since his recent reinstatement.
Can Barney come hack?" is a
question given much consideration.
He will have the greatest array
vi ldDlOuS uElNFlo tNtl d7o'hAbAIN
for an automobile race in the west.
TO contest against. The winner Of
last years race. Harvey Herrick,
will not be in action, but Oldfield Will
compete against Bert Dingley. David
Bruce Brown. Earl Cooper, Teddy
Tetzlaff. Dave Lewis, Caleb Bragg and
Ralph de Palma, drivers who have
earned honors in the greatest speed
events the country has ever witness
ed. some having won laurels III the
big Savannah races.
Bragg has Big Following
Bragg. who will handle a Fiat, is
a favorite with hundreds of automo-
bile men who have given the coming
race close attention. but each driver
and car is SO good that choosing a
winner will be difficult task with
the big element of chance always
looming up on the horizon.
In the medium car event. a race Of
Isl miles, much attention will be
given to the Case cars. these to
be driven by Louis Disbrow and
Joe Nikrent II will be Disbrow's
first appearance in a race on the
Santa Monica course. Why he is
being touted as the dark horse
is not explained, but the inside cir
Gle of motorists that will speculate
on this contest are pinning their
faith on Disbrow.
The light car event for l01 miles
is not escaping attention and the
field OF cars and drivers is such
that it should result in extreme
speed for this class.
Expert opinion is that the course
will be in better condition than
ever before There will be no banked
turns and in negotiating the curves
drivers will be required 10 exhibit
skill.
Opinions on the speed in the
events have been given by Fred W.
4 Wagner, official starter of the Amer
| lean Automobile association, and A.
| NJ. Young, manager Of the races
/ Both men say that time made in
! last years races will be lowered and
the events will be the greatest ever
/ held in the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Peculiar Chinese industries.

In Taochow there are some strange
Industries. One is the raising of the
MACH, q sort OF large pheasant. the
,ail feathers OF which are very valu-
able, as they are needed for the dress
bats Of mandarins Timber is very
plentiful in this district aud is sent
away by raft to all parts
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
seemed Un~rzconablo.

The pretty kindergarten teacher had
spoken Of the foliage OF the trees as
their clothes bat she was much sur
prised to hear wee Jamie pipe up:
Put Miss blank. Why do the trccs
takf of 'is'- clothes in the winter
anG pal u.em Oh when the summers
so YarIn?"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Consider rhIa-

went to church to worship and
found a truth; ! took 1t home with
me, took It TO my Office, II was with
me wherever l went, and in all that
week gas not afraid, was not
ashRmed.-The Universaist Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

One o. the New York Giants bright
particular stars this season is Rube
Marquard. He is pitching a brilliant
game, and New York's position as
one Of the top-notchers in the league
is due to his excellent work.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Shcppir.o Up 70 Date,

''No. noEs Of these hats suggest my
personality at all. You see, I'm a great
rscegoer. adore drama. read classics
n ths original, sympathize with the
voman's movement. travel good
deal. Gnd am Intensely iemperamental.
The hat want must sSuvey all
this"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

the somach apt TO be out OF kter At times;
the blood disordcrec for the stomach the abo-
ratory for the constant manufacture Of blood.
BLAKE. of Port Dover,
sufferer trouble
troubles boating
different
WHILE would
Medical and Dr. Cah Remedy taken the
Of I do
everything
and thank God for letting live long find
thing that made well again"
Dr. Perces Pleasant Pellets regulate liver and bowels.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
RADIUM. SULPHUR SPRINGS

WANTeD-Aiis sf.rsss iron kkssasrisn. Nsstaf-
sIs Ss..tss. Colds. Poor Calculates. sr'sb's,
EeI.as. Ssss.st. kiiss,. Ls'.t. Blood. Nss'sss:sa
SYsls 40, Los sssi.s. Ly TAX log NOT BATHS; sd
Srisk .s al 10 NATCRAL, .psskllss. fosniss, radio
.e,I,s sla.rsi ~..t. IL 10 LIQUID SUNSHINE.
FL,sIea.a ia sk.tss. seed for booklet Ws,st de-
tIs.s.d. Take Meiross A.e. on West ss'ssth 81
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Coast LEAGUE

American Association
Minneapolis 2, Louisville ..
Milwaukee l. Columbus ).
Kansas City /. Toledo 3.
ST. Paul s. Indianapolis 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Coast League
American Association
Are You Blue and Worried?


of ord
Of clnkr
low 1at enough enke have accumulated and
ppezins In this condition illness develops Doctor Piere
hoodrot Golden mandrake
Of
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
American League

American League
ST. Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago
New York at Philadelphia
Roston at Washington
National League
Rrooklyn at Boston
Philadelphia ut New York
Chicago at Pittsburg
Coast League
Vernon at Portland
Sacramento at San Francisco
Oakland at Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
THE II. T" IRRIGATION SYSTEM :. s il l.: :s

in actual
wv ST. Los angeles Cars.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Baseball Scores

American League
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

9TH and B.. San Diego. Quiet irst-class;
elegantly furnished two and three-room
apartments. Phone and
BILE: best service. J. NJ. Grant; w j..
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
NEW HOTEL WINDEMrRE
LEARN A TRADE

to-dato cars: slsctrical, civil engineering,
Positions secured: satisfaction guarantees
ENGIN EERING, 2t1o West 7th St, Los Al
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

IL EAST 3RD ST, Los ANGELES.
Close In Cool rooms. phones eie-
vator. private baths. hot and cold
up. Vanderslice & Trow. Props. \. l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-05
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% West tuGinla viii receive bids daily
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-02

anit.slavery men from Clay, the Wing
and moderately anttslavery candidate
In 1874, In the decisive state OF New
York To give that state and the presi.
dency to Polk, the democratic and
ultra pr0-sla cry nominee. Thus BIZ.
ney dealt a serious blow to his cause
and aroused a regret among his New
York followers which they carried to
the day OF their death. AS a student
OF history, Colonel Roosevelt remem
bers the Birney false step. Does Mr..
Roosevelt want to perpetrate a simil.
ar blunder in 1912 by electing a dem.
ocrat and defeating the only sanely
progressive party which the country
possesses?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-02
500 EXTENSION

Continued from page
alter crossing the river. 1t would
probably hit the Montana line after
crossing Mckenzie county, N. D., at
q point to bring It across near the
center Of the eastern boundary OF
Dawson county, Montana, great,
sparsely settled part Of the state,
without railroad facilities other than
the Great Northern far to the north
and the Northern Pacific far to the
south, until :ecent years, when the
Great Northern building plans for III
penetration we're developed.
Montana has the greatest crop this
year that 1t has ever raised, and 1t
Is the report in western North Da'
kota that the 500 line intends first
to strike into eastern Montana, and
eventually to build through to Spo-
kane, where its rails will meet the
rails Of its great affiliated company,
the Canadian Pacific.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-02

The Association OF Northwestern
Dairy officials, recently organized at
Bozeman, Montana, is made up OF
prominent dairy officials from Mime
sofa to Washington and from as far
south as Utah and Kansas. Dairy
Commissioner Flint was one Of the
active organizers and declined the
presidency of the new organization
to become chairman of the executive
committee. 1t was through the efforts
of Mr.. Flint that Bismarck was select.
ed as the 1918 meeting place.
The next convention, being the first
one after the organization, will be
an important one and will bring prom
inent dairymen to Bismarck from not
only the northwest, but from through
out the United States. Holding the
meeting at Bismarck puts North Da.
kota on the dairy map and the efforts
of Commissioner Flint in securing the
meeting for North Dakota should be
appreciated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-02
NORMAL BOARD WILL MEET.

At last it begins to look like they
would have a norma! school located
at MinOt, for on the Goth OF this
month the State Normal Board OF
Trustees will meet In the city OF Mi
not for the purpose Of letting bids fol-
the construction of the main build
ing Of that institution.
In all the history OF state institu'
tons there never has been n whose
cause has been hawked about equal TO
this. 1t has been fought from every
point Of the political compass, every
phase of the law has been applied to
it, but finally all sources of opposition
having been exhausted. there was
nothing to do but erect the first build
ing. This Is the first. real step to.
wards material action.