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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
Miss SalIie Newborn.

The body Of Miss Sallie Newborn.
aged q Of East Point. who died las
night at a local sanitarum, was taken
to A. G. Hemperley's funeral establish
ment and will be carried to Duluth for
funeral and interment. She leaves her
father, NJ, G. Newborn; two sisters and
a brother.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
NEW REPUBLICAN
LEAGUE OFFERS
WILSON AID
Randolph SpreckeIS Starts a
Movement to Support DEM
oCratic Nominee.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept. 20.-Re-
,1bIicans who are dissatisfied with Taft
and vino do not believe in Roosevelt a;
rho proper leader for the progressive
movement of the country will find a
banner around which to rally in the
wilson National Progressive Republi-
ran league. TO which Governor Wood
.v wilson today gave his indorse-
mant
Rudolph Spreckels. in New York city
,,paniaed the league and wired the
goye,uor here today about it The
D,mocratic nominee Immediately wired
Nj. approval. The sprecke!s telegram
read:
Governor Woodrow Wilson, Column
bus, Ohio:
Eastern headquarters of the Will
son National Progressive Republi
can league were today opened in
the Metropolitan building, New
York. Our league was founded by
p.oeressive Republicans who hope
10 save the progressive movement
that was started some years ago in
the Republican party, but which is
now being betrayed by the organi
zation of Colonel Roosevelts third
term party. Under these conditions
You alone. deserve the support OF
true progressives who place princi-
r'es above craftsmanship. Our men,
bersuip is wholly Republican, but
We felt justified in voting and
working for your election since
the candidate of the Republican
party does not represent the pro-
sressiye majority III that party and
Rooserelt's candidacy is hopeless
and only serves to divide our pro-
ggcsslye forces
(SigneU RUDOLPH SPRECKELS.
o. KID. BY Wilson.
To this Governor Wilson, replied:
Your teleg am telling me of the
formation of the Nationa! Pro-
essive Republican league gave
me tin greatest satisfaction and
encouragement. The action you
and your associates are taking
seems to me to be truly patriotic
The progressive forces of the ma
lion ought not to % divided. No
mere attachment to a party name
should now separate men whose
purposes and convictions are united
Tor common object. The forma-
ton Of the league seems to me
one Of the most reassuring indica-
lions of the temper of thoughtful
men. May l not convey to You my
consultations on your own part
IN the movement?
signed WOODROW WILSON.
Governor Wilson took this city by
suio'ise today b. arriving three hourS
ahead of MS scEedule. He was greatly
/ ia,igued after his Detroit speech anC
tine change was made to allow him Il
obtain much needed rest. The train
platform speeches which, were to have
been made at stations between Toledo
and Columbus this morning were can.
caled and Mr.. Wilson took an earlier
tFan and slept the entire trip. He will
make several addresses during the day
and wind up with big meeting al
Momoria, hall tonight.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

It's Ike getting money rr5n home. for
it's money easily made Dv reading, using
and answering the Want Ads in Tho
Georgian Few people realize the many
opportunities offered them among The
small ads. It's a good sign that II the peo.
pie did not get results from the Want Ads
Of The Georgian that there would not be
50 many Of them. If. for nothing else, SIT
down and check of the ads that appeal TO
you. You will be astOniShed how many OF
them mean money TO you. The Want Ad
pages are bargain counters in every line
The ads are so conveniently arranged that
they can be picked out very easy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10

E be Tad thsn ce-zAaLAr he Is na;
nLly The s-ess~&s man ssne>e Asrcaln
but he Creates OF n tines
We may var, 10 JON The Progress
sN+ party. sU, hesn-s oolEe 50 We
shall xEuI 10 know !. al .a0sse Pro
E-esS.Ves patrols and homes;
nnsle nC1 seekers x-s-r lus-t az palh
ucAl 0tIct
Ia reading The names q srme Of
the Progressive Jru. WAC we're loUd
IN wards 81 Fa-cn We uoIScad the
names O. some VT personally know
no 1T cuptoeacs men ~ the worst
stripe, ~ others ne nave lived ~
The public crib sar wears and never
nuRt III hplsst 6Lx's wS-E IN their
lives ln1 ot sact Is TIE kingdom o!
me Progressive pE-Tr S.rns OF ta1se
endorsed nE rIree are the gssEiest
Of Double c-essErs. and b disgrace 70
-nt Office they 0 Anl6, and YET "
Z expected that psrsons or ordinary
dHesnSv WI Support snrh because
the pE-Ty O. Roosevelt pits ths stamp
% zpIc9TE uf.an then
Nj Ga2ssvess and NE PARTY have
aE1 mOs1 10 sEy about lie fsaoplr
losing control o the s3TeruIsIL How
h2rs -fEy A0sJ co-r-o3s x there not
manhood suffrage i VolArs cast
thF- votes Cor dlshsresI ms1- What
3 % slap them from 65lRc ne same
sgIiL EEs nur rhs Progressive
party Ess-E then 10 DO - Wheel thEg
endorse ssEhr
Persons shoaia 3Rzrn % govern
themselves 5etDre -hey aTteghEE ID
te2ch others h1w 10 govern Again il
might bs we'll for SOME q 1n= Pro
g-essires 70 spend q few years read
ing The hls-g-r Of me governments
o. the party b=for- they sLErr 10 70
form The world For oI- EEg-T W.
would yot= for Ed Patterson 3+tore
WE would for sCs-ns ut thas+ endorsed
Dr. ihe PrograssiTss- ] dg1E o@l5tve
Ed would ROB the dead
ANDREW O-ESDN-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
THE FIRST GRAY
HAIR SIGN Of ACE
Easy Way 10 Preserve haiEaf
Color OF The Hair IND
Make Il Gr0a.

1 harmless rsrfs1v- raAas s-1rn ca-a-
IN EE-an ssgs- uulcsy -ssla-sS Ere!
kEE 70 natural cria-- The ere II liz
tEr, . .-sFsE1 il from losing Is s-aar
Kna iuS--s. IL slsl Be ms,nr-E-1 e -
ck-s so- 1san 70 keep Elsn .naI Us
cpiurlng- Why s-.ana E1u1asy fur sas-
r1fsl.s END creams x IzaprEzEs l-@ cgrs-
piaEl1L, t45 VT .tsg3sc. vEsT, nE-, WHEN
E-ET fiE- = Srsn ul-s taas-a.uIls E-f1
Suggestive NJ Rgs rnan wrinkles e- :
1sta- c~arn-1sEigne H TIE TEsa- r. is
sEsiE ID preserve Tra -sszl-a cstia- Ezs1
bsgETT Of sas hEy IaEn Il Is - .kps
& gsoa carnaasraan
al lf,El Is rfsssassE-T Is me ls:EEn-ks
1ss q KrsLas SsEs Ezfa Snlsnu, Err
RaulscT- & preparation q c1n1-al1 g-
aSn SaEe end SEl-nE-, cornEIlnea win
Omar TElEl1sa remedies S3- Hyy, harsh
fHasa fEl-, oEna-U- itching scalp end
falling hai-. AsIsc s fsE ~Eg-incE1anns
OF EIs slru.lE- harmless rsnlegy, TuU-
hE- vii E-sa1aLsE f,s restored ID ss
nEIL-E cf,i0-- N & s-la-1 time lla Car
G-E Wi ~ removed ana T1uf nz-
vii Nd lp1gs- e1Eas GET 1u1 VII szzrS 10
Epw Is Nature intended II sna1ia
Duu IesEiss. Fg-r hEr. Eur 4 goes
su-Ins1 LaEn EuT-nrng else % ElaEs o.
nE- yDE goaa EorEE ygu EEn n-y
TINS rs1naaE e Ery Ding st-ss 1Jr
E1y fsr1 q rur.ls, Ena Fa- 2-lE-
gis1 viii give yo1- ra1-asv oa.E II y1n
g-4 mt satisfied Esrs- Eal-g. . Pm
CHEESE Z hu1-l4 tods-- Fgu VIII nRrEr
sEg-a- II Hrfsn v3n raEE.za the nIEsa.-
<fr.s IL EaE IHEa IN vgp- E-f~.fsEgKuasa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
SCHOOL CENSUS
IS COMPLETED
Grand Forks Leads the Cities
Of State il Number Of
ScheQ Children

Tae school aels2s Is h1-I4ltts1 All
Tia Department SUBMITS Lls following
list Of - towns II IN STATE win Z
population Of more Than 4t4. By this
il xii IL noticed thai Grand FORKS
lasds Fargo " almost I-aa hundred
which i Las4a. II IN cgEucn Val
;. cgnpu-cg a.zsEsz& o .,spls-11-s
SHOWS Grand Perks 10 na -hs metro
ls2Es o. lAe ststa Upon taking Aa
cSHsl I'VE Tears Z = gas shown
1hag Grand Fp-ks WIS buI z tsE hul-
t-ed BEHIND FE-a n slcP1lE-l3l and
his would Indicate zAE- III FORK has
oas1 tQ--y-g ss71t i WI 2lso oE
E1t2ea6 -Aa1 gEnaggF1 x e-JE ding
NznbL beng hu1 is tsAzBa Lh+ third
largest Sig II Ing s1A1 The lET-
tgHaa-3san Is 4,agKaaa Dickinson Gnd
Bisnz-gk with La4 1C--lE- -AgG FE E.--
G--n ahead ThlH AET-F LETr 2a2Gs
Davis Like II tn 81 -1sog- -s2as
LA-saon tT INT EaL-. E1zls Il Cas-
ssl1s 11a5 ~grr.1De=6 Ego m0rs pupils
she EaQ1E aETs -H1 -Lga-Waol
Probably IL 15gsas1 record llG1 &
thsT u AELIE-a- ms Youngest Z M
Isl AMI WHO las climbed % hl--
-aa-rl E&EcS. md though maj LEy D.
-ns huoouo -ZTrIea-. Es3 It4 Young
tgEI = ID as coI1ElEl-aG MI o-gy
rIssn IL population. 5E1 QpDl Es IL
gsfla-1 building -QE5pls=lI and CIR
r1clum. Following Er= LhE = EGwns
Of ne list
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
ENGINEER HAD NAasoN ESCAPE
T-aSS-Sa Is CAUGHT ~ FLY
WHEEL OF ENSshE AND BAD
Ls BRUISED

CaS-f4 n D SEPT -b-N hIls
1rashzng IN lhs Jotn A2yaE1 -E-u
4Rs1 Aol6Ey. 2ass 8Eka- nat WEI
IEE NJ regarded e Z miraculous -
cEps f-1rl bang 1sLalLr EIal 7.asss
1~zscgTars1 IaEE ing III -hs i,afgs IN
14s angina WEE 3ozFs= E-S stepped pu1
IN -h= side--E 70 -snl=1 g. In
some EEE ms clothing ftaeans caught
n LhE If vhas Enl NJ was E-swl
or Lhs whaal aid g,ls-. Ths
ls11y thing EaE- p-sysI1sI LIZ bang
Er--1al z-lLaE IL zIsEAE asEIr VIE
rnE- NJ was 1p2 lEEs qnTs9Ly u
III crawl II Il We. LhS sfE-,
~-svc2vznE aEB -nss Z MuEzs- g.gr-
timed, s-rEE1nE Inn and tearing Es
clothing nl nazhnE remained bE-
-EEs Int st-aIH.
EhE traliI1 S-s1pI4I ha angina Enf
a1ss ERs 1Ekar III Eng -eulgTs l II
tns fpusa- D- ? 2B1ta--s vas
called ID a--sDI ne injured uEl anI
1oEn1 -nE1 hF WEE eaTareI VIE T-Ris
* CTar ms a--a bnry- LRE nH-s
Was z TIL IL ts hsHI. EnI nDs d.
Ess EIrfg as-l sanHvhE- pu1 LhEs
was m sIgl 81 zNzs-lE2 EIIE-T- II
srTtaH-s IN LIZ 1,rt n q saE iEEs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
= : = {. = = . {. = - . IS
= @SoG --E WILTON NEWS. =
{. : = = : = = = . g

IT 4 e THOMPSON. SOL Mar Glt
NJ II ? &Haum1ra- mGFared 70 Hs
mE~Gk TIE-saEE
2 c Zsa-LGilI AIaG u44sAt@- Mss
Elizabeth 8f sslsaglErcE W--t R&sZEh
EGsG8-s TnErsGEg
Elss E8sE Sal o. Bismarck VIII
saacl pI4rFeG WOODS arh1sl Sa =
ms -e-In beginning Inns Us~
Ms Ia-aE Ers--IEm u Esmz-GE
WIS a. G ver SuuGaE s2as.s; ~ h--
t-.ud- Mss Amy LGInarn
Ers / C. Peterson returned 10 mt
E1zIHErtk baEEzcAl Friday afternoon.
s- Spending sers~R4 weeks ii h@r
hgsTaA
Mss SGSE4 Peterson. wta8 r~ssteL-3y
graduated .rg11 T4e Bismarck AS-fsys-
LIZ IL L trained Eurs-, 1s Visiting h=r
fsGresr,s, M Ene Ms : A P=1arsa1-
Misses C1-n=.x En1 AErlrE 83=xrad
Went 70 5sma-sE Wednesday u g5s1-
the- ragThsr, Ms A ". BsET-B1 VINO
underwent I'll operation u the nos
III LEs- week
Ms I N T~hq-rgrsn and Twin
at5iss 2--lve5 I Wilton Wednesday
IRON Bismarck Tnv tw1Is 2-+ a2lE
Z few weeks OF Mrs 5 Il DaLk a.
g-0-lfs-E-S th=Ia hoTns
Nsssrs ana MeSaE-nsE 2 = Cope
lin and Il II Russ II o Bismarck
rEros6 10 Wilton M0-6ay and alta
taxing dinner q WIlEoas Bsl known
a3sTs1ry zE0-9ra6 10 lAe capital eiIy
~ AK E-r,.8 ~ me T-TTwr
Mrs J2hA Graham O. Bismarck and
her EDa1hF,. Mrs. / n THOMPSON ST.
q. p-z1csES1- HI are visiting relatives
and 1-5A1aS in Wilton rhis week
Misses MAY IsEy4s HRzal Ashols
4nz Nellie Marvel II Bismarck. E5t-
tGrla E1kkETN- Ut jamestown and
I Jessie l-a-kir os E2A3sdsl Lrrigea n
Wilton &anGay A-d have taken ul
14r dz154s IN The NG3f:sl scbg,a4S-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
FUND
APP0R1|0NED
Counties Will Receive SllS,'
sofas for l76,S26 Pupils
in the State
Money viii be Issued Each
Csslty as Seen IS Funds
Are Available

The superintendent o. tBs state
tulngr fund mas been completed 4
ths Office Of superintendent o. FWaiSc
1nstrEc tiol Notices 10 IE2s @~eel
were mailed 70 me county superb
;@n6+ulS 4ac treasarers SalG-1zg- Tbs
state treasurer i required : lAsGE {
warrant for this money 10 eaeh s-sA1-
y treasurer Of the state, and Ials
xiii 5s 6une aooEf the zstA The
rate Er+- capita from 1g-2l staEs TEr
lion fund is n CENTS and the a1uou1t
zp~par1l5-s6 10 each county = SGT
+o-1A in the following sc1a1aAA
BY tais II viii as se=a zhat th-
school population j. is-@1E- making
1A@ total amount s11s, Sci 4S.
Total A-nsnEi
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
CUT OFF THUMB WITH RATCHET

SHERWOOD. Sept 7o-Rnoe't
Greece cut the end Of his left thumb
while splitting shingles with q sharp
hatehet The thumb was cut through
ai The back Of the l2il and almost
entirely severed Medical attention
WAS secured and the wound dressed,
TIE end OF the thumb being bound on,
and II is healing nicely
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS MEET

Sy--.E2 70 IN. --1uTTl-
D0TE2- De- SeIa1 -A--1@ D-1nc-
c-a-le s-EI= GaUy=nLGl EssalS3ad IL
.s ci-y u96gg % dsg36s gFagn eEn-
d1z-sS f2- presidential +iacf2,s- E
Representative ii congress ana 2 cl1E-
y31-E stale rckE- from governor down
Among those mentioned So. M gu
b~arEg-asIal nuTznE-ipz r. .%l1n )
G-Ey. Thomas N S32gE0n E2d Tba1nGs
n. Monaghan. 81 u Wilmington &zr
Theodore Armstrong ot NsHE-E- FDr
-aJrasa1 GELy- II congress 22parT 6
White Er6 AlbE-T T FAB, b9th "a
GaErs--cwZ Ara LIGa- consideration
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
Stubborn Colds May Lead
10 CORSunDtieR

Ind rGr Prg- lETF Z eliL LIE vFnae
NJ: ie- CT: q cTI,En -tiE- 1.assis-.L- LLsL
p-arsr1HG KisEI, luE u;an1 waking bpu-x
n1tse-s EeSmlETx A~G1a-l1z7s Ii -hs
p-ggI.e- f.rrsEr n Fuc1 c;Ssx~ Perhaps
snn.s sllIAs utsricrns msr " effective
vts-e I. Ii plly Z thrilling II Inf -t-gal.-
tr- rifa- vI.u- enes- If Fn-< En- slrnpAs
remedies nur- EnsvE---bsr laA Lai-
nsIt Llrs-E--rt Sariac- u--sI lgans 10
rup-e st-inGs --uuf.is- { cass II yspln- tul-
invy- - Cherry s. En3tI-- p
-aSEr-l.unr- II ansy, 9Sffa. ] fs-ss 1t
Et-et -ts cnuEi-iua.x LEGI showed : hat
LulsuDr-lpu. ] lose wRIct- -1glluSy- iAt
. hnllpu cuuSt. hsnu-rag.s and rE-r
Es-nF u;SI. K#es1x- NY irFf-fta- -scaIp-
IissnlsL Es.ErnaLs AtsH-Nr!xA IL Liz faE
e 7NEs ! i.e-aL az llae l. A. LnS LINZ
] 81 1ss-ec-r vsE and -nrIF- Mr sI-
y.a-17t e rysf ABE mr. vPi-nf iIis It-
ERASED .-pu hi, IL 74e 7,puniK. Me 4
-Ars II. NE nil --uuiiiH remains . VIII
s.al,r s-ISs~S Lls zzezi1k rs ZAis mHt-
cine II HI Euns"
gst.Ier n = ELiEAIDT
EcEuKIx Alta-rIErre II sf-r-5Ex III E-unr
thi-ss Asthma EEr Tsrs-- Tlt-rs,- anl
Lung T-puiifsS. an6 II uriruiidnc -1f
Aysaen- Esses Ifrs nprIzilI ~s.slSnlsk- tlisifle
IL EzapIf5n-Hlrlc CrEsk AAE &c. t~sss-+si
NJ gu-sl Gs.E-x sI.iL write IN -ciIlf+I
LxfN-AznT- 1fffianaiItlss~ Pa I'm furrs es4-
6ezsr<a Fu- saass ig Ell 4eH1ln< druggists Enf
CoMAMs DaLs6 STORE
E1ESJDTS laT~G STOKE
Bismarck - a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
FARMER TRADES
LAND FOR AUTO

Mckenzie Gazette: Ole Eob5 com
Weted 2 dsal last week wherein he
disposed o. h2s quarter sexton of
Land located IL section 2b-74t17- 10
ths LAIN Motor s2lzs company Of Bis.
1nasck. receiving II parT payment .
P6Fry automobile. Ne have not Sci
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
FIRST ARE FROM ouNN.

Itu-r CzgL-Ty A@Esc S1ErZf 5alL
Rz-s left fa- Bismarck 4aS- SATURDAY
morning with George -=wR WHO wRs
Sentenced Fha E--taLtas dEv q sa-g4
ts- yaz-s Ct hard iEp--- This is Lh4
FIRST prisoner from -Ezl caILrE 10 LIZ
confined Ii -h4 s-E-E q-HLzEHIlG-E-
LAEs had nothing ID sET s3thHr 9sasg-s
O. E+-E- Ih= SER =1s@ E2s lE-a-
DaEnre1-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
GTAcxAS

Es.ecaU- &EJB- Remington HIS
mace alsgu- = ZEsz waking GGL-S uEE
az nj EInns H ua-I h=ss rs4n-s s
1ssE gstHEs Hz hEnI xBrE wEBulC ta
ng-G N find 81 has 9IfE3B hg~,-
p~IaAaHl1r4 GE-Ea8g ATrI IuG -taH-
nI-L- al 1lllI TnnEI1sl LIE : sEtilL
-gI al s+-r -LIElIE through tie gz31
El. E-lElIr ZIi1 -Lna I 411 lalc EE4As-
81 1s E1lIIt n-+lE Iu- weZ- uE.
KB2 1Ar SEE -1ssss4 C2.l1t.s 3p EtI+ mr.
-E-E ur ARsAsl1E ~ 1ls nsqugg EAs-
Gel 5as gs--I sslssIs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
BUYS FARM
FROM EkENzIE MAN

10 a4s-HLzs Gz2eT1e G 4 SIlA&-i
lAsIEss,-G " Ia farm al s=s-iDn -
~ IRIS wtU-EGlg 10 & " Wu~
n4-7 gt sanE~aE hs AaFs M
learned what Charles 4u-E9as 10 d.
1r rt@ -r1rE-- nuT ms 3-4DEt~t3 raE.
snE 5ur selling WGs no enable E.r 10
TnUE+ ~ saIie l8eNlEL g1ere Llfer
vnalf W. ~ reach uy tts-er s-ha.2
fsr 2-4-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
saw Big PRESS
TRIBUNE OFFICE

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1. -niosc arr ar,4r-@-c q. ne ere n =
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10

Ole In town yet. but imagine be E4l
EhoT IL as soon as ne gets Oh th-
tricks Of his new gueed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10

Cultivated IiurRs 9~sHnEraHs t.ia-
-5s4s F~afzTss 1fE ST. cherries sae u-
In I. Rla ~ HRE-s e-ss y M,
Met
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10

FIR farm 8aE-s Ill 1E= Lmg--z1@
mann Pan VIE IL The LH-aEl11E-
Sacur@-y C49Ir7lznv Est America Grand
Fg-Es. N9-th Daku-R
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
lakes SOME c.oHsS

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
Come See the Monarch
Know the improvements

lis worth coming TO see. You can
t=1sse zScEd 10 have the Monarch
1saa loi- Wen tell YOU just why.
Bal , Mcasreh wi,l MEAN more than
Ns; -alE Sve1 Il the case OF
s1as- housewives By the thousands it
LIS sass1 away the 6radsery OF long
GAYS IN re kitchen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-10
Monarch Malleable Range
Better Fuel
Lasts a Lifetime

Most T0z1sl = surprised at the
ZIG saving IN dollars and cents that
LIE Aonsrch makes lie, as tell you
M.aS sals sosai users have said. Let
Is saxoE son sAs range that keeps On
Iyl-s 1alS same kind oil wegk-saying,
-Ea-ysagElg service after ten. nj.
ise1 ~ EEeaty years OF use.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-10
Dixon Will Issue Statement.

NEW YORK, July cit was announc.
ed at Roosevelt headquarters here to-
day that Sena tor Dixon would Issue
q statement which will contain "a full
declaration" of the position of the
progressive party on the political
issues OF the day and a report of pro-
gress made in the party's organiza.
ton.
The statement will be preliminary,
1t was indicated, to the formal call
for the progressive convention, whic b
will be issued Monday. The call &C.
cording to Charles H. Thompson OF
Vermont, one of the Roosevelt leaders
will attempt to justify the movement
for the third party" with q review of
''theft" at Chicago. He added that q
resume of the contests in Colorado,
Washington, Texas, Oregon and one
district In Tennessee is being prepar-
ed as y basis for q later statement.
Senator Dtxon's statement, it is in.
dicated, will contain q list of all the
states where Roosevelt supporters
have agreed by telegraph to sign the
said, now total 80, and with two ex-
captions include all the progressi We
states. The exceptions are Maine and
Nebraska, which ION account of state
contests" will not sign.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-10

ing on, the examiners report does not
state. Corbly wss treasurer of Gal
latin county. and three weeks ago was
arrested on the charge of embezzling
: 1900. Corbly is In jail in default OF
q s25, 600 bond.
BUTTE, July 8.-The dead bodies OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith were found
10 a room occupied by the couple over
q grocery store. The throat of Mrs.
Smith had been cut from ear to ear,
the razor with which the deed was
committed being found on the bed by
the body. After ending the life of his
wife, 1t is supposed Smith swallowed
. dose OF carbolic acid. A bottle con.
tanning a small portion OF the deadly
drug was found on the floor.
M1ssoULA, July THE f~our.year.
old son Of John Lingren. of Hall,
Mont, wac found today. lost in the
hills since the morning Of July 4. The
child strayed away from a family pic
mic and had been In the mountains for
three days and three nights. Three
hundred searchers, recruited from
Drummond, Hall and Philipsburg
found the child. The little fellow had
eaten part his of straw hat. Most of
bis clothes had been torn off by the
u~nderbrush. The child was not in q
serious condition.
BUTTE, July 7.-Andrew Leuniger,
. cable splicer in the employ of the
Montana Independent Telephone com.
pany. was fatally injured yesterday
afternoon when $500 volts of cleo
tricity passed through his body while
be was at work on q telephone pole.
He was removed to the Murray hos
pital last night and his condition is
such that 1t is not believed that be can
recover; but in the latter case, accord
ing to the attending physicians, he
will be permanently paralyzed.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-10
Cuts Army Posts.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-The new
army appropriation bill, reported to
the house by the military committee
to take the place of the one vetoed by
the president contains provisions cut
ting appropriations for barracks,
quarters, roads, walks and sewers at
the army posts proposed to be aban-
doned, including Forts Harrison and
Missoula in Montana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-10
Notice to Creditors,

Estate of Arthur s. Porger, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Lille Porger, executrix of the estate of Arthur
8. Porger, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication OF
this notice, to the said Lille Porger, at the
offices of Strsnshan & Stranahan, in the Stock.
mems National bank building at Fort Benton, In
the county of Chouteau, state of Montana.
LILLE PORGER,
E1ecutrix of the estate of Arthur 8. Porger,
deceased.
Dated July 9, 1912.
First publication. July 10, 1912.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-10
Notice To TAXPAYERS.

Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
book of Chouteau county for the year of 1919
has been delivered to the county clerk as
required by law. Also that the board of
county Commissioners of ChOuteau county act.
ing as q board of equalization will be in session
on July 18th for the purpose of equalizing as
sessments. All parties interested should appear
before the board on that date.
j LEE SEDGWICK,
County Clerk of Chouteau County.
State Of Montana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-10
What We Lose Because We
Haven't a Merchant Marine

BY LEWIS NIXON. shipbunder
WING TO- A LACK OF MERCHANT MARINE THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATES ARE DENIED MANY PRivIL EoEs
AND eLEssINos.
We CANNOT GARRY ON OR MAKE WAR
without the aid of foreign merchant vessels and GOLFERS. We must ex-
port hundreds Of millions of dollars worth of products in excess of our
imports TO KEEP OUT OF DEBT. WE CONSTANTLY ARE
CONTRIBUTING TO THE WEALTH AND POWER OF
OTHER COUNTRIES, which is a non-American spirit. We also
are losing from year to year the markets abroad to foreign com.
petitors.