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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends who rem
dered us the best assistance they
could in the most trying hour OF
our life in the tragic death of our
baby. Your deeds and words shall
live as long as we live and they will
continue to comfort our hearts.
Mr. and Mrs. CHAS. FAM.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

VI. Wisdom. who was here today
en- Glenn, says the ground is in
fine shape for early plowng People
are preparing for oat sowing and with
one rain at the proper time a good
oat crop can be made. He is en-
couraged over the outlook for the
year and says cotton and corn acre
age will both probably he reduced
and more oats and kafir corn and
milo maize and peanuts planted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

James Stilley was here today from
Fox. Mr.. Stilley says there is plen-
ty of moisture IN the ground and the
plows have been brought into action
for the 1912 crop. He says the oat
acreage will be increased this year,
he will himself plant five or six
acres in peanuts if he can get the
seed Milo and kafir will also b.
planted and he says the people will
plant more different kinds of crops
this year than heretofore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

c. IT, Harringer shipped from the
oil mill tecd pens two cars Of fat
cattle Today to the Oklahoma City
marhct The shipment was made
over the Santa Fe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

Feed ARCO, a mixed feed for
horses and COWS; put up in 1O0lb.
sacks, delivered in barn for 90 cts.
cwt. This is a carefully prepared
feed manufactured by the Ardmore
Oil & Milling Co. 16tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

The Carter County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet in Ardmore Sat
urday February 3. The sessions will
be held in the assembly room of the
court house. A large attendance of
teachers from the county is expect
ed and the people will be asked TO
give free entertainment to the
teachers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

Serena Postoali and her mother
We're discharged today from the Gus
today of the court on the charge of
murder Many witnesses We're exam
ined and the court was evidently
convinced that the women were not
guilty of the ugly crime with which
they were charged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

Flake White Soap, bars for 2jc.
all this week az viii Scriyner's.
Phone 2j3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

John Whayue, who represented Car
ter county in the lower house one
term, is here calling on his mer
chant friends AGAIN with his sam"
old line of clothing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

Big cut in prices on every line of
Women's, Mems and ChIdren's Shoes
at Hamilton's. 23.o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24
HARMON CLUB
is ORGANIZED
HARMON ENTHUSIASTS BELIEVE
HE is MOST AVAILABLE MAN
TO LEAD TRE DEMOCRATS.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24
RAILROAD NOTES.

Sau.u Fe Agent Eb Evans left
here today tor McAlestcr ON a bust
ness trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

COAL OIL 1oc PER GALLON, AT
MCINTYRE BROS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

IS LBS. BEST GRkNuleTED
SUGAR AT mclNriRE EROS, 500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

An Ardmoreite Want Ad VIII frd It.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

larry Lantz, master carpenter Of
the Rock Island, is here and will
make some improvements on the
freieh depot building.
Trdiumaster II. 5. Reddig of the
Rock Island was here today from
lIaileyyille.
Two Rock Island cars were derailed
yesterday or the transfer between
the Rock Island and Santa Fe
tracks and traffic was delayed eight
hours for repairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-24

7 BARS OF PEARL WHITE SOAP
AT MCINTYRE BROS, rs CENTS.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-11-06
THOMAS RILEY MARSHALL.

mohou demokrate jistotou tyr
diti, re Sc zmocnili senatu.
Snemovna poSlancu v kongres-
su jest die dosavadnieh zprav sill.
ntji dcmokratickou nez byla do
sud sice jest jisto;
Demokrate, ,252 kongressniku
Republican,. SO kongressnikI
Progressivni 6 kongressnikn
Nejisto., 80, 80 kongressnikn
Prekyapenim byl stat Illinois.
ktery davan byl vSeobecn6 Roose-
veltoyi yttsinou pres 100000 hla.
s0 A6 jest skoro jisto, re Roose-
Welt tam zyitezil stale Sc TAX ma
Ion yetsinou n6kolika tisic, V
Chicagu dostal Roosevelt pouze
asi 10000 hlasn yetSiny mad vii,
sonem, Demokrat Dunno Jest die
ysebo zyolen guyern6rcm, pro-
rressivni Funk jest druhym Il
Deneen az thetim, Joe Cannon
hyl poralen do kongressu demo,
statrm.
Ma phu hyly dany obyeeint de,
mokralickt vttsiny a progressiv-
nj listrk dostal tam dyakrat ne,
khe AZ etyfikrat tollk hlasN iako
prayidrlnt rrpubhkdnskt
Wilson dostal staty ysech syNeh
protiNnika a TuNerntr johnson
stralil sshi hlasoyaei pr.cinkt,
mesto. okres / disirikt, ktert daily
ystsiuu Nilsoueyi Roosevelt, do.
s,al sketo sse6hny hlasy We sytm
hlasosscim pryelhktu y oyster
hay
lor Cannon rahlayAr reakyies
uAfN sntmotn} konEressni H.
heA nanilai Alil - hNti uedphyt
ntm h,l hanehue paraAru ha NJ
~ ,laetla i a pFrsblcnlsm TAI
tea kleft hl Z, tone ll,sriku ua
tirthn miste
wllseaav kahinst lrst i
80, e. Milsau pied ,alhami pike
ma iA,las mlsie nssllhl pene
bal II seluau tuka N,sak dlr
iste ysiA,livai = lili iemu hlis
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-11-06

ci tvrdi, re VIM. j. Bryan, ktery
vlastne Wilsona navrhl demo-
kratick6 konvenci, stane Sc stat
MIN sekretdrem a tim prvnim v
radG ministerske. DR.. Wiley, kite.
~ byl vrchnin chemikem V mi
nisterstvu orbv, bude pry usta-
noven ma mist6 sekretafe Wilso-
na. Louis ID. Brandeis 2 Bostonu,
znamf protitrustovV adyokat, sta
ne Sc ncivySSim navladnim, Me-
Addo Z New Yorku vrchnim post
nistrem nebo sekretarem valky,
predseda kampanniho vyboru Me
Combs jest chatrn6ho zdravi do,
stane prE ntjak6 misto, kde by
nemtl yelkt zodpov6dnosti a malo
prdcc, proto do kabinetu neystou.
pi. kongreSsnik Burleson Te-
Mas jest pry yyvolen IA sekretafe
namofni moei. Cleyclandsky ma,
yor \. Baker stane pry Sc sou,
kromym tajemnikem noveho pre-,
sia,uts, I'll, iak ~ ye Washiurio,
an tika. malym presidentem,
z Nebrasky, Dosud ueuplnt
zprayy nasyedtuji tomu, le vii.
son dnstme stat asi 10000 hlasy
yttsiuy a eely demokratiekt stat,
nj Hstek hyl zyolen. Zapas o Sc.
nalorstNi meli Norrisem q Shal-
lenherserem jest dosud nerothod
nat a Norris lostal nciviee hlasn
repuhlikanskyeh a progressi
yuieh kandidit0 a Jest dalrko
pred Ronsrsellem Eda ~, h. hu-
a. ENolsn
Omaha lala ytlsim MilsnnoNt
Roosevelt hyl aa druhtm a raft
"a tfstia mlsty nehs dostal ~
M HAS q y u3kierieh pFrciuklrrh
hslel stRiuS : raflem v tfetlm
ptg luktu iruht wanls ,lesial ,le
rla - hlasA pro,i - fane,tw
fgpuhhkAaa h1lrl nsil9pe \ q
wste lesefss,nik Norris - srol
ke,aho ssnaiau Ntlr,eh M ~,
ralen Ne sstm ylasini'a dam fi,a
ofs nkm lis ekresn nutler
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-11-06

New Hampshire, republican.
New York, dcmokrat.
North Carolina, demokrat.
Ohio, dcmokrat.
Rhode Island, republican.
South Carolina, demokrat.
South Dakota, republican.
Tennessee, demokrat,
Texas, demokrat.
Utah, demokrat.
Washington, progressiyni.
West Virginia. demokrat,
Wisconsin, progressivni,
Die toho hyl p. karel We Wis
consinu porazen, aG nektcr6 zpra'
Wy dayaly mu jeste dnes rano vi
tGzstH.
SpolkOvy senat hude patrne de-
mokraliekJm, ale malinkou yetSi'
nou. Demokratt isou doposud j.
sli trent noyymi senatory a sice
= Delaware, New Jersey a Monta-
ny V Colorado Sc wolf diva spoil
koNi senaiofi demokruir ii oso-
huji oha, neA posledni zpravy ie,
iich tyraeni oslahuji, ytdor tomu,
le stat dial Nilsnnoyi malon ytl,
sinu v llllnais mail soeialistt
rnthodujiri slnso snamoyne, a.
nj rrpuhllkaut AMI denokralt ne
losahli yetsiuy fato legislature
yuli d,a senaloFy V uresonu nc
al losud nic iislSho V kansasu
ala 81 hSti tsolsni progressiyui
ho Stuhhse salisteno V hassa
ehus,ells ssoliii repuhllkaui lsTi
.laluru "a ssali niste tfana fe
puhllkana 10 senain Nelsnn hsl
ano,u tolru hlune.olt Rhode
l.land noli epuhllkAnsktha ~
uAtota ~ MtaminFu plA y t,e
lspi rpuhlikaua MaFrvus iisl,m.
tski Nevada iest al dosod rp
puhllkAusls lsnslliAl a pfe,lu V
liaha plA - lseuhhk Anska lrsi
slsluFa kespsans ssilsltaeu 10
spsmsnA snesn ssalsai ssnaiars
h,Fshs eeahliksaa wisle ~
mtvlfhe llyshuns IA ,lpsbl NJ
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-11-06
Poslednl zpraW
Balkanu
VELMOCI ma KRAJI NEDo.
H0DY. RAKOUSKO PkIPRA.
VENO X ZAKROGENf.
Anglie, Francie a Rusko ma stra.
ne valcicich SlovanI balkan
skych.

Londyn, 5. istopadu. $500 Bulha.
ri okupovali Derkas, kde jest ca.
rihradska vodarna a odfizli mestu
vodu. Mezi Corfu a Catalja OBJ.
klicili Bulhafi roztrousene ture.
ck6 pluky, kter6 Sc ma 1teku opo.
zdily zadaji jich Sc vzdanf ne.
bo je pobiji. u Carihradu Sc o.
znamuje, ze 1tok ma pfednf pev.
nosti Carihradu jiz nastal a Bul.
hafi zaGali bombardovati zakopy
v Catalja. Jiny oddil Bulhari Sc
pustil rovn6 k jihu prorazil az
k mofi Egejskemu ku Kavala. -
Srbov6 81 vym6nili mfsta Bul.
harry pred Drinopoli pluky bul.
harske, ktere pevnost oblehaly,
odtahly doln k Carihradu ku po-
slednimu 1toku ma sidelnf mesto.
Car Ferdinand dal sv6mu vojsku
diva dny odpocinku po desne ctyr-
denni 1nav6 Il Lule Burgas a ne
kolikadennim pronasledovani
Turku. Bulhari byli tax vysile-
nj, re nemohli dale; krone toho
nell ma desetitisice ran6nych
svych i tureckych vojakd, o nez
Sc museli postarati a spaliti nebo
zakopati spousty mrtvol, kterymi
ma nekolik hodin cesty u Lule
Burgas byla krajina jako poseta.
Ze Srjedce Sc oznamuje, re Srbo.
We Albanii svuj Gkol jiz vyko-
nall a srbsk6 vojsko Sc rozdelilo,
cast (d6lostrelectvo) jela prav6
skrz Srjedcc k Drinopoli obl6hati
mtsto misto BulharG, jina east
pfitahla ma pomoc Cernohorcam
pred Skutari treti dill jede ma
jih spojiti Sc Reky pred Soluni.
Soueasn6 oznamuje Sc Vidne, 70
Rakousko nespojilo sc velmoce.
mi, ktere prohlasily, ze nemaji
ma Balkan6 territorialniho zajmu,
ale ponechava 81 volnou ruku a
prohlaSuie zaroven, ze Sc nebude
klidnt diyati ma to, jak Srbovd
odfizuli Y Novopazarsku dalsi po.
stup Rakouska ma Balkan. Ra-.
kousko tvrdi, le Albanci jsou ma.
rodem samostatnym a jsou opra'
vneni k autonomii ne k podru,
ii Srh0. f0vodne spojeuei ehteli
Iyydohlti Albdne1m samospravu
a 6ekali. H. Z" tito / aim pfidaii,
ale kdyz vttslna iich 81 postasila
ma stranu Turceka, gmenili svt
plauy a rhttii meli sebe Alhanii
roadtlti Erruyodai aneliekeha
tisku A. Srle,lee teleFraflie, H.
hule poiadan rusky ear by mezi
Iyitese Alhanu rozdtlil, pouevadi
tato uehyla lahrnuta y payodni
iejieh ,lohodj N0hcr stava ss
stale patn5isin, ie staly evrop
skt Sc . nalkin uikly ne,lohod.
nau a iieh siauoyekn 81 stale NJ
ss a vies kfS,talisuic Anvlip
franeie a R,sko na iy,ln8 s,ran5
ehee nrehaii ,i,8tam doeela vol
non rukn aby w. o tahraus uss
mi rodSlili dlr sys ,Als. hla,nt
kisI NalSiyi .poiyps pFohlasili
y peeht'ii 1at,hrad ,abes anl
naulaesl, spi nespeus l,si.s
mlti peh sNmpai,e ,amalho lfN
isau esls na afana hslkARsk b
speisnsa ale slAla. iake alss
tFeispelku aemais vvtsias PEA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-11-06
Repubkanska srana hlavu porazena strana demouac
savf nevstN vit6zstvi dsjjinach Spoj Statd
v kongressu i V Sc
natu mali demo-
krate vStSiny

PolitickA reyolnce, ktera W.
znela yGerejSimi yolbami TAX moe
ne po celych Spojenych StAtech
ukAzala jasne, he lid "a kazdou
cenu 81 pfAl zmenu We Wade.
Roztrzka mezi rcpublikany pfi-
Spela X obrovskemu vitczstvi
Woodrow Wilsona vice nez 60 j.
neho a pochybuje sc tom, ze
vzdor yelike vetsine, jakou dostal
v elektoralnf kolleji, nebude mfti
naprostou y6tsinu lidoyych hlasd,
kterou mel Taft pred Gtyfmi a
Roosevelt docela million q p6l
pred osmi .lcty.
Sotya zaGaly dochhzeti pryni
zprayy re statd noyo-anglickych,
bylo patrno, ze lavina demokrati-
ckA zachvatila zemi. Massachu-
ssctts, ktery ami IN Clevclanda Sc
neodtrhl Cd strany republikAnske,
dial tentokrate nejviee blash Will
sonoyi, ponGyadz Taft u Roose-
welt roztrhli tam republikanske
blasy skoro pfesn6 pull a TAX
demokrate proklouzli TotGz Sc
stale Maine.
Cekalo se touzebne ma New
York, neb bylo iisto, ze ten jedi
ne mtize zastaviti demokratickou
lavinu. Ale prvni zpravy yzaly
repubIikan6m a progresistdm tn
nad6ji a brzy bylo jasno, ze nej-
vttsi stat Unie sc syymi As elek-
tory, dial skoro 1000 hlash vet
siny Wilsonovi. --- Kongressnik
Shutter zvolen guyernerem vet
sinou malo mensi nez dostal
Wilson a progressivnf kandidat
Straus jest tfetim asi $1,000 hla-
81 "a rcpubllkhnem.
V u chvili nebylo vice zadn6
pochyby tom, ze jest Wilson
zyolen n kdyz omazsktm Audi
toriu, kde shromazd6no bylo ma
10000 lidi, divajicich sc ma zpravy
volebnf, byl vrzen na platno tele-
gram, kterym Roosevelt blahopfe-
je Wilsonoyi ku jeho zvoleni, ka.
pela spustila americkou hymnu a
vsechno obecenstyo nemtm xii
du stalo, ably yzdalo hold sv6mu
novemu prcsidentu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-11-06
Nejiuto;

0uvernofi hyll violent = ~ sta
tech a demokrats tyilexill Z uieh
ye dyaceti Naslednlioi irs, W
sledek guyeruaske solhsf
Colorado, demoktal.
Connecticut. lenokrai
Delaware, dsmosrat
Florida demekrat
ldaho, irmakfai
llllnois. iemaArat
Indiana. lpmnkFat
Iowa. demakrat
kansaa. rsruhhkau
Massachusetts, dsmukral
Michigan, lsmekFsl
Minnesota. tsnahlikAn
Mi.saurl. lsmalfal
MenlaaA demakrst
Nebraska tismnkfal
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-11-06

l'ol lee'spI es af a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-20
The Theatres
The orpheum.

Manager Fowler, of the Fargo The
atrical Co., hasran unusually good bill
for the first part of the present week
and that it was a pleasing one was
evinced by the applause that was Civ
en- by the three good sized audiences
at the house yesterday afternoon and
evening. The headliner of the bill is
The Three STATIONS. who have an
unique act in which they play the bag
pipes, have Scotch songs and do pretty
Scotch dances in a manner that caus-
ed much applause. They were much
encored. Marshall & Moore have a
new and pleasing little act which they
introduce with singing and end in
some pleasing selections on different
musical instruments.
"Old Dad" Lozier, the single turn
on the programme, won his way at
cree into the hearts of his audience.
dad" isn't old, for he does his work
in the finest of shape and was much
appIauded. Brown & Robinson have
a rev singing novelty that tool well
and they were obliged to respond to
ma1.y encores. The show opens with
the orchestra and the Orpheumscopc
moving pictures and closes with the
same and it is a bill thai will be pleas
in to all and the house should be
filed.
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CAUGHT in
FROG; TOOK IT OFF

Minneapolis, Aug. 20.-Exeitedly the
switehman madly raced for the brakes
across the tops Of the ~onrushing
freight cars for the southtown yards
of the Milwaukee road. A switching
engine had just shunted five cars rap
idly along for a swift ride to distant
destination, and not 100 yards away
a man stood waving his cane and
shouting loudly, his right foot caught
in a frog.
Faster and faster moved the cars.
nearer and nearer they came, the mar
still cried aloud, and, sick with the
horror of 1t, men turned away their
faces, and
When the cars were ten feet from
him. the man took his foot off and left
it in the frog and leaped away.
William Welch, the victiTn OF the ac-
cident, who is a peddler of lead pencils
from Fort Scott, Kan, where he lost
both feet seven years ago, was today
brought before Richard Tatter1eid
city superintendent OF the poor, from
the south side police station to see
what could be done towards buying
him a new foot, for the right artificial
one had been badly mangled where
the heavy cars went over II.
EA EELE A&a
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reward offered
IN HANSON CASE
GOVERNOR BURKE OFFERS RE-
WARD OF $500 FOR MuRDERERs
OF LATE LOUIS HANSON ON
RECOMMENDATION or AUDITOR
LEIGH AND COMMISSIONERS.

Through the efforts Of County Audi
tor Leech and the Cass county COM
missioners, Governor Burke has taken
a hand in the arrest of the murderers
of the ate julius Hanson, the young
Fargo man who was murdered near the
LINCOLN school building on the night
Of Aug 8, So far the efforts OF the
local police department and n our
ty officials have been unsuccessful in
establishing a clue to the Whereabouts
of the murderers.
County Auditor Leech rough the
matter of offering a reward. to the
attention of the county commissioners
and together the board n auditor ap-
pealed to the governor to offer a re-
ward himself which he is empowered
to do by law.
This morning County Auditor Leech
received a communication from GoV-
ernor Burke notifying him of the lat
ter's action in the matter. The gov
ernor has concurred in n EFFORTS OF
Mr.. Leech and the Cass county COM
missioners will do what he a IN
the location of the murderers. He
offers a reward of $500 for their cap-
tI1re and sent the Cass county auditor
q. copy of his proclamation authorizing
their arrest and reward, which fol-
lows:
whereas, 1t has been satisfactorily
brought to the attention of this de-
narfment by action of the board of
county commissioners of Cass county.
North Dakota, at a meeting on Aug.
3 1912. and which action was duly
reported to this department by Hon.
Addison Leech, auditor of said county
Of Cass, and from which IT appears
that unknown parties did In the
county of Cass in the state OF North
Dakota, on Aug. 3, 1912, Kill and muir
der Julius Hanson, a citizen of the
city of Fargo in the state OF North
Dakota, and,
whereas, the person or persons
committing the said murder have not
been ~apprehended, and 1t appearing
satisfactory to me that 1t is a proper
case for his department to offer a
reward for the arrest and conYiction
of said persons committing said deed,
as aforesaid:
Now. therefore, /. John Burke, gov
ernor of the state of North Dakota.
by virtue Of the power cosferred by
law upon the governor of this state,
do hereby for and on behalf of and
In the name of the state of North
Dakota, offer a reward of $500 for the
arrest and conviction OF the person
or persons causing the death of the
said Julius Hanson, as aforesaid.
Done at the capitol in the city of
Bismarck, N. D.. Aug. II. 1912.
Signed John Burke,
Governor.
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HOAEWARD BOUND
FROM LONG TRIP
WITH THEIR LITTLE BLACK
BEAR AND THEIR DOG BOB AND
THE AUTO THEY ARRIVE IN
FARGo-TAkE LUNCH AT CAFE
AND ATTRACT LARGE CROWDS.

Accompanied by a black bear cub,
Topsy, and their dog, Bob, e. d. ami
A. N. Mead, the former residing at
Orange, Conn, and the latter at Green
witch, Conn, drove into town yesterday
evening in their roadster 30, on their
way home from a tour Of practically
all over the United States. AS the
car stood In front of the Prize cafe,
with the black bear strapped on in a
cage behind, it attracted a good deal
CT attention. The two brothers took
their lunch in the restaurant, and left
shortly after dark on their way west,
camping out a few miles over the
Minnesota state line.
I'VE left Greenwich" said one of the
brothers, June 4 and since that time
we have seen a great deal of the
country. We went through New York,
Pennsylvania, and all of the states
between there and New Mexico and
Arizona and from there we went up
the Pacific coast, stopping at Los An
geles and Seattle. We met with no
very serious mishaps en- route and our
a stood the strain of the long jour-
ley splendidly. Now We are on our
way home and expect to reach there
in a few weeks for we are taking u
time. We eat where we can and have
a complete camping outfit with us, IN
IaCt, we carry our MOTEL right along
and sleep wherever We may be at
night.
I'VE came into Fargo from Michi-
gan, N. D., this afternoon and made
the trip without much trouble. Our
worst mishap was al Powder river,
over in Montana, where we ran the
car into some quicksand. This was
late in the evening and we had to
awaken a farmer and he came down
with his four horse team and pulled
us out. 1t was told to us afterwards
that we had a very narrow escape
from being sucked into the quicksand.
"At Thompson Falls, in Montana, as
we were jogging along we saw a
mother bear and her two cubs. One
of us got out of the auto and grabbed
one Of the cubs and we have brought
1t along with us and If we have luck
will take the little lacy home with us.
She hasn't caused us a bit of trouble,
and we buy her milk as we go along.
The old bear for some reason or other
didn't follow us. She was probably
afraid of the machine. We have en-
joyed every minute of the time aud
cur outfit has beer viewed with great
curiosity by thousands. / suppose it
is because of the bear, although we
attracted a good deal of attention all
along the road. We think that this is
the greatest outing that can have
end have enjoyed 1t very much"