davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

Fras1 Fr1ll-S-AaElss- lev, sscq
SIS per ho1. peaches. Ssessc per
box slZs 75eesl-l2 psr b,o1: pears.
E6ls9 Fsr soH: ap-soocz. sI-35 pr
arE, grapes. sseesLs5 Per crate;
s-E,f,s-rsas. 51o6Si per crate
Nzl-1-Cantalo1psS 5seGS1-s0 psr
s-Iiss EG-sr1sloos le per poz1i-
Trcg5cl Fruz. - O,z.gss. zEFsls.
s. -se3; VLlsnsEls, Sls4es per box:
ClE-czl rzs'siru. sss Floriaa
s-17sfTE-- S.. eazLz1s. ses-se per
scZa. lszeaz sIe5s3 Psr bo1s
EcUaE-z1I,ss. sLse per scL
VsEsezslsz-4-rscAcgss. fs6T5c per
8r1zas Es7arzgus. sl6l1s Ps- soEsz:
sea-z 3e3es c1ssaga IG1 ne Tsr n.
s1rlzfs-Es-. SIS pr so1s1; CELERY.
SOS Fsr crate e-e-zss-s. SIC
1er h-Is sgg7iEat, Teile psr Po1-s;
osGl lsrr1,s. slTs Ps- crate; hos-
h,uss 1srrzcs. TsokSl 7sz ho1s pas,
S@As Fs- FcI1ts rls77s-s. Sel9e Per
aCr1t. raaisAss. lse3le per sozsz,
ra1,a-s4 ~ ese per Po11ss z7slaeA.
465s Esr Po11s. t1C1.oss 3l64se
Eer hCI. EIriie, S@lAe per pozz1
SAX TsEsi1alss -TUziFS sl3S
Eer slsks sssaS sLsl: rutAhzEzs 81
611Is 1a-ro1s s1E0
SEsss R,c1-,ss-sssc pr po121
R1a-,'ss-Bslraaaks. sa6-5e Vs=
h11t-sE
oui-0s-ClzZ,raaL SIS per asR
ElqS WRlL HIDES Ktc.
ETs-INuEEisS f7IS rs- qcloss
Clusrsrs- n-aE1ll
Waal-EEzs-1 O-sg,1- l46lsc ys-
Er'ut- TIl=F. u6zle
M,ait--Chsc6ss s1e
Hi5s-Sl-a1 lI&r r,- n, salsss
szE -sc- sll-s5 kz7- LIZ. s1l-s,a se1Es.
fzs- green hitss 1I@c a-y hlsas
-s,S 11T oaE- VI !. Sc, t-y z1rs
12Gg=c
FrgTrsrITN
EEnz-2l silss. 17= E1Szs- F6c~
MS. II Ass sfala1. 1Sss 61sc, saa-
s1 E-s-
6san-E1nE. s9g1c. z-1asr-s
-sr- sh-dos H. EngzsA. Isl. Ole
DrT SL-- Cr-st-Esrr,u- sAv-rs
-lslE-z- TT SAT, II -s- Erucfa5 rHe-
slii1-- cisI-- 1I-EE. = -1 Is -cH-uas. tn
zI-- z. zs- zu-Eat r4e- sh-rr rsar-
fiE,-its. = g - lulullaz. ~ shl-- II -c-
su,liEssL- -ss- 1csr-r s1Vcr-E z-y sIl-
-i.s- zul1fHE- -AE
Sui-IEaf MsG-E-Esat .-nruss. 70
il-aa1 tisaf ss-z. Esc- -Ezf5dss. sgr- IL
z,i1szs. -ir- E1-urE "a E-z
Ed1Eias E1aHs-sa--slz. -5rx Hszs
IA rsEIE- ---a- E-l- h-rsT c-I-s
,-tzs- 81 1I111 -uruas 81 nEu.s7
Euruas. f4L
LE-t-ixs-ls ra15s-aa as--,sS rsr
ms. II As- E1nhH-E 1srrsE. 1rsse-
ms xAE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
NINIClI NSTRTCEI0N.

WESTERN CONSERVATORY OF MI
ssS cs CAs1aso M Prank Z
CeU-cAll representative S1lsGa
hralcA Coa71sgs cc-rse i1 7i42o
ana acccz7azyiaE tAscretieal
hraneaas DlG,2uAs Eraz.aS ulc1
c,1v3sctcc C errrss St15la fool1s
So 0Vsrl Ho1s3 Bag Res pA,o1s
liHa Fr7ls snrc-s2 a. 1-y tius-
&-r-sE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
FITMRERS

TElEll IL EASE-F1ru2l-E hsS W'E-f-
Eut scslu hsa-1-g All rax-lIg ia
Commercial S. 7h-ns MEz- 80
L----n-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
FNETItvn HnTTIS

-17-7-7'.7--7-7--771-7-7
NET MATTE-ESE-N ECTE-s-C,rusr
F-',nG Iri C.aeTu1al. G. o-sr-n E-s',-
1dt Asgrc Seam hsa-. h1c AMI c-at
FI-s- 1 Al rocrlS Q7e1 1ET t1i
riri', rn-us she rse tat 81 Als,
E1csi EE-rlscl. tls 10 flT Frcrt e
1a11 N1--nasas1s Trc9raEo,c hccA
h,uses ri-S--f
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

SALElE HUMANE soC-ETT n "a
Essasr. 7c'ssi5tat- N-s Ian Ts-ls,-
segrs1K-T AT clss- G. crusl-T CT
nar's,s e trla Annals sh-Ili as
rs1CTrat ,9 tAa s1uiscE s-r lIuss1-
rF-lrr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

No1EsN WOClMEcS o. AlTE2lCA
Crsr-- CssIr C-u7 Na Ss4f--Nas-s
srs-y rar-s31y srsrlE a. 3 11saaak
u EllEln Hill 81 Bl-1- Cur
st,. = A T'1-rs-. Cas-E
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
s&&&&&&&&*#&& #& = = y
5 MARKETS. ..
4 4 = 4 = = = = = = . = 4 = :


TRAIN, kiourf Eceas Etc.
WheAt-Track prices. neW: Club.
s5e: blusstsm. SO sc; fortyfold. Sic;
valley. Sic
MiIlssuffs-Bran. s115o per ton;
shorts SIS; nisdlings s52
Floar-PAfents. $40 per barrel;
sraishts s2s9: exports, s3.soG17o;
valley. $40; graham. $40; whole
wheat. stso.
Corn-Whols, $3.50; cracked. $3.50
Per ton
Hay-Tinothy. sl2615; alfalfa Sll
eIs: clover 500; cats and veteh
sloGll; grain hay s10Gl1.
Otfs-No white. Sc per ton
Dairy and c0uHrI Produce.
B-ifsr-OrsE0a creamery. solid
PACK. &c PER n; prints box lots. Sse-
EEE-Orsgon ranch, 27c
Chese-Ful cream twins. lie per b.;
Young America. 1SHc
Poul.ry-Hsus. l3613Ae; broilers,
I46I4Ec: ducks. ycung. 10G14e;
geese l9Glle; turkeys. live, 1sc;
dressed. sc.
vsal-FancY. IS to rs pounds.
lfa e1sc PER pound
Pork-Farey. 11Ee per pound
Grsssriss, Dried Fruits. Ete.
Dried Fruits-Avplss. Ice per b.;
currants 1ic: apricots. Il @ i4e;
7eackss. se1le; prunes, Italian. 50
lee. silver. 1sc; Hgs. white and black.
81 G7Ee: egrrsats. sac; raisins.
lcoss Mzscatsl s4e7He: bleached
Thoz7sou. lIAc. unhlsached Sultan
Is. SIC; sesssd. n GsHe
Cotise-Roasssd. in drums. 3s64oe
ger po1aA
Nuts - wGlnats. 1sa1sHe; per
Pc1s; Brazil nuts. axe; GIberts.
1sc: alzoods 1se1se: psczns. 1Se;
ocoalzts. saeetl Per do1sa
salt-Grznulsts3, SIS per ton; hail.
Eo-a iaas. $3.50 per toa; sas, s.
per tc1
Bsaz-S-au Ehits $40; large
Wine, s513: Liza. sksa: pink. slls;
red MsIezzS 4Ae; havoz. 6
S-E1r--D-y EraEzlltsi. s5s5; fruit
Ez3 hs-rT. 1855; beet sz75: extra C,
S5E5s powdered. barrels. $50; cubes
sarrsls. sf3&
Rios-No l yaF1a. 6; cheaper
grlsss. se5Se: soztksri had. slse @
g
EnsE-Chosee. s1Ts case; strained
Ice Esr rssEzd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
Great Chinese Doctor
|. nj. Hum

EES zs1.c2as wA'cA WI ere any
ECT1 1lssass- rs makes spscalT
q Kz9 gUE-Zz,sss % cure c1lArrh. As
iA-1A Ing tkrC1-- rk,sI--E-1s-. Gstil-
~. S11-EcA- liver. E31sy IruZhlss;
also E-T kl1cks-s1 O. gTclsz sore
hess b1oks1 ll-es. smallpox s-a3s-ic:
al ki,1s q halls, las1 -1Ezh1o3 tszsls
ws4Eoss- hsr-1R rruuelss and rgrSl-
ESaS- CC1Sllr1-io1 t-as Care c. Tx
Ss Tc1g Ca C11zEss drugs E-1 hsroE
OtfSos hczrs trun u % y A. ard
% IN CfEcs orsn Sz23sTL
ls5 HigA street -Vs-E1-S. SIlzZ. Ora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
UPHOLSTTRNG. RENOTlTIXG.

SALEM STEAM Ent V1ruu2 Carpet
ClsAni1g WcrES C4rr,ss cleaning;
feather us2oyzti1gs EAttrsssss
sssa-ed sns re-zA1a AT work
E1ArA-tes1 WcIk c1lls3 Tor azz
delivered Paozs N1s1 rlS4
Works locatsd ca IfgA LE3 wtIs1r.
Successors % Reed ar5 ZWtcker
2. b MERRY & C0.-Y4c-uZ carpet
cleaning. cz or oH ghe fcc-s carpets
altered kE3 i2i1: ERttrssseS E13s
G-3 reE1rxtsGs furniture recovered: !:
s1n3sS and awnings -z1e AZ al
tered - Eigh street P1oce sSS
S-11-st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
AUFNNOREE

FOR HIRE-l have a
EccG trs-r1sssaser car, ard saltcLt
scsh slv a-3 ccr-t-y Faircusge- I
win arrange ts- sescih sriGs 70
S1ve- Greek FA-s 113 ether lsar-
IL Places e s1,s0sst GSo 3 Eyra
FAc1s iona r-ta-t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
kgtgseSEs6N

7 al PREPARED io ccz31cs war
sales ls any rart q ,hs cc-z;ry G..
eity Satstagsio. guaranteed cT -
F1y. Tgruss re1scllA,2 G. ",
Yaln9s s.s Sg1ss ssrest. PAcze
Maia iitl S-i1-0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Or o. q. ScuITT-.G-1tul-s 5s CA2r-
sgrl,uc's Fs11na1 Hs1E Dlrsa-
FeTe lcHA I yC1 have -tei
sveryshl-lg ana i1rs g,s ~ rs-i,t
rT lli-cg-UE1is sgllll a.. lsl--i1l-s
ana &C well. cHc0 slf-r-S q $
S.alk e11t1c EAcns Nah S.
f-S-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

,. ". BL1SS--S2scsss1- tc W1-Sers
carriage ant 21,s1lcelis tzluE-zS,
carnage trimming gsots NV wocs
and rs9a2ra-s Z Az carrying 2rt.i
s.1s of M6s4rsgls a,ass and szEEy
aaa1lS e-'1sAss cils S11 IA vsry
esss Flr13sAsS Sat : cC1l-srclta
i3-l-a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

EuzsE-CAo'es. E17s case; strained
Ice Esr r,ozzd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

NULTN0MAE ROYAL ARCH CfAR-
rsr M. L NEz,1sc aEL- saoc1.
ErtaIT e snsA Dcn-A a. . Il
L $ EcEiI1,3 II RlgA PrtsEss Lsc
L PsATcs. ssc-s1rT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
TyRERFAKFRS

: -lEs&AN A C1--EE = r.sas--
Az C1E1sA rnu--z8ll,,t r.i.E sIla-l-
1r@cu-r-A -A1Hsz rnndBr1 nlschufx
fnzpr e. thf Ealts.sau1 snea-ns.E
tef CEu-1 A. A-1kl-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

NCT1CE-To Wh1m z uEE scn,sru-
gIsa czu7as-l Is "A, e1r.rsr ccI-scs-
"a Ws;h tAe Ez-z1 ElcEu Is tAs Blsz
Esc Pressing RI-1,-SF Iwl- M u
responsible t1r Ezr lELls l1EE-Tsd
u lAzs ni1 cIngtsl tEta5 SsgL
g Ell1 A-ucat l. CrE4s114
L~Es-1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
RIKFRIES

BrTTERNUr BREAD III Is Ec1sA
-tc-s JAll t-y c,As- t-sd1, ys. tea
r7sca ds 10 Alg1sr Yer SAFE it yvli'
grccerls C.Elsa-rli B.lss-y. TAo-,Es
4 Ceclsy. r c7s-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

Em11Hss SIM SIMS ullHss Es7t n
si-f.TI.r-izl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

VERY s,nrs-lrnas ngrs IS htururs
Ersn- s1r -.a rD5s--lElr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

And many a decited blonde made a
late decision
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
rTnENT nnRk. rXrlTAFTNR.

CARE. TANDRrP. o,atrasser ts- all
ka-1s e csnszt wcrS l13 s1sav1s-
hls e az k111S Iss as gire Ec1
tg1-sS Si-asttssa-1 guIraz.se,i
slss Tr1as ss-as- Fhcas So
t-gs-ss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

FAMILY rrc-CE SrcEE-A- srn1.-
hnrE artuas rt MUuEcs kscd n xrus&
VINES ~ ne rI,ui, Nfca cr casa
rrea Eta,rH-y lI -ns riu aiuizx z
EsSsrasrs ms y. rliuuarrrr e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

8 p MAS1N BOX CClLRANH-Ml--
uass1-srs c AoEss f-vl trays. t.
ssas vc-k Or fru4 t-ysrs Gut Ms
Es,1 h1-ng1ra. P1c-s Mlll glS.
~ M1s- s.rss1 t-f-st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

MAElON FEESS-ls F1S-cs.S-lry
and sealn cilurnr ant iEt prrls
lEiss Ezfs ligss and rluss EEs1
sgecaL z-1s11uIl. Genes sil-s clta1Hf
ana 1-sssHl Ws E-s chalmers AIT
rs1alra-& I-y Us Gnn1s gtlHt ,,c
and dilrs-HE Fl-lirs 1-5 NARA
Lns-.I &C. 11-R NAN 1s4 $500
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

lZS b H WHITE AND r Y,
Wl1,ea. Osrsoga.A3s F1ysisaI-s and
-s-Va s-s.i11is1S GrEt-E-es &C
American Ssaooa q oscscQlsAy
Sl-Ssyz.la Ms Fose-SrRsuI;s AID
sEe,IErsf u rs-vc'us SsssEsss a.
Ers Arcssss conHrA Trs1s lcz,s
E1s tArc1t, t1ssasss. Ciozsz11-5c1
srs4 Lady l--s1iKz- Od3cs slS-
ld6 c 5 N1-aaal RElk S1l1l1E
FA,ns SSa Esz5tsncs yeS n C1ss-
srl scrss1 Faous as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
StYp 1ya eRaTTI.

s4LEN CONSTRUCTION ccm7nlg
sal EIgqlT E-n WasA sand and
g-lFs- Clhaf sfs cgu-s sz-sse
Fa-ni ME1 rgl E-lraE sst rz
T-,l1 E-sss Ant N,rrA lGl- Crsa&
F-sz-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
TRkNSFER Co

Il p. LONG & CO-Gszsrll transfer
business Baggage transferred
Nest all sraiss West salem Ore
gc1 Eecsrse xzl 5, P. Phc1s MAln
T4s. lss s Cozzs-s,1l strss-
s-Ir-t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
W4FTR CnWPINT.
WGTC HMIKKR
WOOR ava COaL.

SALEM FUEL IARDS-FUsi ksE6
l.3sr s1s,tsr. hE.1ls Ec-t1h
coal En3 i-7crva5 B-iElsh Col---
As4 Wstli-C.c- cal tAs hssse c1 Tt
P1cz5c cc1s- Also A1r3 Ard s,e1
Wo,o3 CT tc s-.- vel seasoned
E15 IN TIE trg. SA-iStRcgicz gar
Kz-se3 See ~ s1ocE - TrEts
street. CT rAc1t SIS MArk Sd5tRll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

S-EN S1AVE06UE-ChlEs Sa,s
gr-grso,r- sI-al,Es lnf rseusa st
a. Ends rsmrTes en- rnrasf,F r-n-
-l-ss az -a1s,n1lls RACES TI.-ts
lui esssgosas samziBE rawhsns
M11 @-l F-r--f
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
Railroads.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Tine TaAls Pcrthnt Dirkisa.

eH0N = AAAAAAaN aNAAA - ANAAA y ~ -
Tine Tasls PUrthns DiIisisa.
Train No
it-Rortl1n1 EHPTess ..... 4-teAE
is-Orsgo1 Exrrss -...--.-S.tIAm,
SS-wliAEests Limited 49,. s.l5a@-
i3--SAlssa Limited -..---.l9-ss P-Z-
Passenger ... i:5S p-l
2s-PortlAzs Passenger o.. 7ss1 PZ
St1thhalRG
Train No
is-C1hfc-ul1 Exp-ess --.. 1.Slaz
P1ssszssr --.ti-ssa-z
Rlssszgsr q. s-2sPm-
N--Wul1zssts Limited 90. I.ft pm
Limited ....-.. It's IN
t1--Sla Fr1nslscc E1Prsssli--s pm
R3s-L6cal Way FrelgAt. .lt-l5aZ
s1s-Pa-tlizi Throlgh Frti5-1sPz
13s-Local Way FrssEht- -ll EPa
z1l-S1n Fr1l TEr- Frt- .1 q PE
.unWCaW n wrWuTr nHrT WfV IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

LAST SgTE-Ecr sils ars1 EsEw lie lu
sass ziaf C Fl-Eis 1rs1Bs az ArE-s
Esasia. Nsu7cSr zrs usv f--1rm
tu1El1-W wi-1 zl-I7lunt. -l.-s.-c g-s
wlf lErrR E1-lscru--at 1ulL1,r
ssa A Ems l.l-rI1- al y7N Cl1sa
IN and goiG inz1I Z H1fE a
s-rs Salsu. o-sr,c- Er-1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
OSTFNPlEEIC PHYSICIlXs


1R q 2 HEiSlET Ezs n. $ ES-a
Essssy lg-1zuh.ss g A s o.
EIrksyiilA Na- n. A T. SSZl
Fres55szs & ,As scA,ocl lad tsua5-
e. q tAs sc1sles ct Os-scsaiAgl
gslsrL 1scscsGsAs, F-asGi1sa1A-s-
Also Ay3roshsr1Fg Azt slscrrt,
EghI hans Esrsa WitAs1t sxy-a
charge tcr rAsun11s11. S11sE aas
Ers- rc1l.ss- Tas s1scsss =
these ;rsurns-Es Is eS1E u sol-s
c. aAs hcs lLss& Cc111szsz-
cIsss l1s 5sz1ls trctA,ss a s7,se-
Alu 2lS Lsi 8ls z, s B1ns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
MSrFIIUE0TS

NCTECE-T1 WhCu Il MY Csn-s---
W- L B-ss. VIII als be rssgczsi,.s
t'r E1y 3stcs 11currst ceAsr t111
IT h1-sslf uG-si SsC- IL A1--is'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13
STW AM sSEC0YD HIlB GOODS


r-scs rat. s,r sscs-5-Alz3
tlrzl--rs- ranges hardware. ts1,S
sec We oArry tAs ucst ac-rlsss
x-cck q 1ncrs articles n .cWZ N
ne acrsss 7gt,s- q L MtSssE-
I73 Sc15A Ccu2s-Ci1l ST. GAc-s
Mar l1l3 SIS =
2 FEETS-TAs rev 111 sscC11-11z.-
3s4is-. See ne Or bargains tAls are
hdrg1l1& Z 7ay 1lgnsss 01s1 7-tcss
t,r aswa3-A1z3 EaotS Fh,1e Nan
sSl; Eas N,-gh CcEEso;i1l S-rest-
t-lS-gf
q Z STIFF--NsW ant sacch3-hE-,1
n1rNssrrs. hardware E1s gs1s-El
s17Va5sS Btse caSA prices Enst tc-
ssccns-At11 goaaA y1si Tscsive3
large tAi-uszs g zsE ll1,lsGzs.
oRrpscs ara rurS Ccr-sr C,lrs k-,s
LEsrST streets Peo1s SsI 2-l9-sf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-13

WILLIAM E--rr-E,lrs p1nns -igu,rs
and rwn-s We Aarllt -ais cs1tlra1af
Ehlary and caz1t wflss-HE c.pa
anE nac-mll1r hetr r-uscEllE ta
1-rnrac SW.f Cirmmfrci1 ST.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1912.
RtSMARck'S NEW TEMPLE.

Today marks an epoch in the his
tory of fraternal orders of the capital
city. The magnificent new temple,
erected by the Masonic fraternity,
was this afternoon consecrated to the
Great Jehovah, and dedicated to Free.
masonry, Virtue, and Universal Be.
nevolence. 1t is the first edifice de-
voted exclusively to lodge purposes
to be erected in the capital city, and
will stand for years and years to
come as monument to the enter
prise of its founders.
Man is social being. Fraternal.
ism is the tie that binds human hearts
together. Freemasonry is the Oldest
fraternal organization in the world,
antedating the birth of Christ by
thousands of years. Bismarck Lodge
No. S is the Oldest Masonic body in
the state. 1t is therefore fitting that
this lodge should be the pioneer order
of the city to erect a lodge h3me.
There are many other splendid
lodges in Bismarck, and some OF them
are also imbued with the idea OF erect
ing buildings for their exclusive use.
However,, such construction work will
not proceed hastily. 1t is true that
some of the cities OF the state boast
of several handsome lodge homes.
This is a great drain upon the COM
munity and there is danger of over.
burdening the men who must foo: the
bills. 1t is we'll that Bismarckers are
conservative. Slow, substantial growth
affords greater assurance Of perma'
nent prosperity and success. Bis
marck will develop as no other city IN
the state, and bids fair to fulfill tho
expectations of its citizens, who hope
to see the state capital at some time
in the not remote future, grace the
green slopes of the Missouri river.
proudly conscious that it Is the larg-
est municipality in North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
AmuSements
ORPHEUM

The change of program at the Or
pheum theater packed the house last
night. and the attractions surely
merited the large attendance The
Two Bees have a drama act that is
we'll staged and is full Of thrilling
scenes taken from life. The photo
play contains a masterpiece in the
Selig story told in Colorado. There
is some daring acting in this. picture
and it is worked out in real western
scenery. I"Over the Garden Wal"
and by the Way Of Mrs. Browning"
are two mirth producing comedies
that the audience cannot help but fol.
low with interest. There is q pleas
ing illustrated song number by Ethel
Moore Bauer, and complete orches-
trail musical program.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
Tricky Lions.


Some of the most dangerous tricks of
animals are those Of Stimulating kind
ness. Charles Montague In Tales of
a Nomad" says that hyenas often fol.
low lions and finish carcass the mo.
sment the lions have left It. Sometimes.
however. the hyen;ls are too eager and
steal bits Of meat while the lions are
still at their meal
II have been told that the lion rids
himself of the nuisance in the follow.
ing way: He throws piece Of meat
aside. When the lion is looking the
other way the hyena lodges in and
rushes off with the meat. Presently
the lion throws another piece Of meat.
this time little nearer. The hyena
takes that also. At last the lion throws
piece very near indeed. The hyena.
having become reckless, makes dash
at this also. but the lion wheels round
and lays him low with a pat Of his
paw and growl Of annoyance"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
An Eccentric Vicar.

One wonders what London thought
OF Robert Stephen Hawker. the vicar
Of Morwenstow. when he visited Lon
don (for the second time in his life) in
1864. Lord Exlnouth. invited to lunch
with him at the Great Western hotel.
Paddington. found him dressed pre-
cisely as he used to dress In his Cor:
nish village-fshcrman's knitted jer-
seytlong nnrR'e seat And Nading boots
Lord Exn6dSh. FULFILLING with laugh
ter, said. ~ am.not. surprised the wait.
er should say there was no clergyman
here" To which Hawker replied: mo
doubt you would rather see me dressed
like a waiter. with black coat and
white choker! I've felt obliged to say
Sir to him twice a!ready."-Lond0n
Express.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
F. S, BEARDSLEY Dies
IN California
WAS WELL KNOWN PIONEER
CITIZEN OF THE CAP.
ITAL CITY.
Retired From Local Business Circles
and Moved West Three Years Ago.
+ + = : = I: /: + + + ! : = = : :
= LOS ANGELES, CAL, Feb. Is. :
+ E. S. Beardsley died here last +
= night of heart failure, following :
= acute Brights disease. Funeral +
=: will probably be held here Sun. :
I: day. Foley. "
E **:e*@**@e*** 4 = q
Retired From Local Business Circles
and Moved West Three Years Ago.

Mr.. Beardsley was numbered among
the pioneer citizens of Bismarck. He
came here in 1884, and for five years
he was connected with Kupitz' gro;
Gerry store. Later he engaged in the
hotel business and was proprietor OF
the Western House on Main. Then
he opened drug store on Fourth
street in the First National bank
building occupying the room now
used by the Hughes Electric and the
Bismarck Water Supply Offices. Bert
Finney came here from Casselton and
formed a partnership with Mr.. Boards.
ley. In the spring of 1907 the store
to its present location in the Grand
Pacific hotel. Three years ago Mr.,
Beardsley retired from the firm and
with Mrs. Beardsley and young son
moved to California. Mrs. Beardsley's
health after going west and her death
occurred nearly two years ago.
Mr. Beardsley was an enterprising
citizen of the capital city and had a
large circle Of friends. He was a
prominent member of the Masonic
lodge of Bismarck and was also a
Knight Templar. The numerous Ma.
sons who are gathered in the city to.
day for the dedication ceremonies. as
vel as ether friends of the family
Will regret to learn of his demise.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
DAIRY INDUSTRY GROWING.

There are gathered together at
Mandan several hundred men, some
of whom are known throughout. the
length and breadth of the nation. The
occasion of their assembly Is the in.
nual convention of the North Dakota
Dairymen's Association. The vastly
increasing interest which is being
manifested each succeeding year in
this industry augurs well for the flu.
ture prosperity Of North Dakota.
In addition to the throng of dele
gates who are in attendance are a
large number Of dairy experts, profes.
sors from agricultural colleges, and
men who have made a study of the
methods Of promoting dairying, and
securing the best possible results
from engaging in the pursuit. All of
their knowledge and experience is
boiled down into addresses and dis.
cussions which are being given to
those in attendance at the meetings.
It is especially noteworthy that
those who are present are not attend.
ing out Of merely idle curiosity. They
are consumed with an eagerness to
listen and to learn, and will, when
they return to their homes, put into
actual practice upon their North Da-
kota homesteads the splendid ideas
which they have heard advanced.
North Dakota is following in the
footsteps Of several other Northwest
ern states. It Is being weaned rom
the single crop idea, and the dairy
industry is the harbinger Of diversi-
tied farming methods, which It IL
hoped win soon be employed BY every
land owner in the state.
The dairymen's association IL re-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
WAS At THE CAPITOL

Among the visitors at the capitol
this morning was Hon. w. L. Stock.
we'll, who is in the city from Fargo
for the Masonic dedication ceremo.
MES. Mr.. Stockwell was superintend.
ent Of public instruction for eight
years, but is now located at Fargo
where he offlciates as Grand Secre.
tary for the Masonic lodges of North
Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16

sponsible in a large measure for the
interest being taken in the industry,
and the dairy commissioner and state
commissioner of agriculture are also
to be commended for their efforts to.
ward furthering it's cause The state
will advance with each coming year,
and the dairy COW will some day re-
place the head of wheat as the SYM
Dol of this land of opportunity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16
Showed Him the Point

A large crowd which collected on
Broadway attracted the attention of
two commercial travellers just back in
New York. Joining it. they discovered
that safe was being raised to the
fifteenth floor Of u building and that
the crowd was careful to stand out
side the roped fence That's good
advertisement for my business" re-
marked one Of the drummers. who 10
interested in the sale Of airships. His
companion admitted he didn't see the
point We'll. look ut the sign. Dan.
ger below!' Then look up in the air.
Danger below. safe above. Moral,
take an airship New York Tribune
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-16

lodge will give their first annual ball
their new lodge room. Invitations
have been mailed to all parts of the
state, and it is expected that there
will be large attendance at the even
ings festivities. At 1880 o'clock a
banquet will be served, following
which dancing will continue until an
early hour.