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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-12-17
WINTERING BREEDING SWINE,

No question connected with the
management of swine.has a more d.
rect bearing on profits than the care
and management Of breeding. ami
mails during the cold months. Breed
ing sows should be given the same
care as any other breeding animals
I have always found that it paid to
give brood sows as good care as I give
dairy COWS. The brood SOW should
have a dry nest and a sleeping place
that is warm and free from drafts
and dampness. Whenever the wealth.
er is favorable she should be turned
out to exercise, for no breeding ami
NAL can bring good, healthy, vigorous
progeny unless she has an abundance
of exercise and n11ro air
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-12-17
Give the Boar a Good Run.

The breeding boar should have a
house and yard by himself away from
the rest of the herd. He should be
given plenty of wholesome, nourish-
ing food to enable him to maintain a
good, vigorous condition and not take
on too much fat. Homegrown grain
feeds supplemented with wheat mid
dlings and little oil meal, make an
excellent ration. Whenever possible
cut clover or alfalfa should be added
to supply bulk and succulence. If
these are not at hand, roots should be
fed at least two or three times a week.
Once day would be better. ID. 81
The breeding sow should be given
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-12-17

THE LADY LEONE.
A Victor Dramatic Masterpiece.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-12-17

of the crop, $452,469,00O compared
with $414,663,0O0 last year, anu
S4OS 3SS 600 in 1910
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01

Attorney G.. F. Hansbrough and
Adrian Grimaud the sheepman took
a trip to Lost River Saturday.
Judge K. I. Perky Of Boise went
out to Mackay Monday morning, in
tending to speak there that evening
in the interest of the Democratic tic
ket.
G. w. BeGle will speak at Black
foot tonight and discuss the supreme
court decision regarding the Pro
gresaive Party from legal stand
point.
Chas. Fisher, Chas. Hart, and An
nice Hopkins are all down with the
mumps.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
Miss Mary Nichols father and

Miss Mary Nichols father and
mother visited her over Sunday.
Chas Kehrer who moved to Boise
last summer has been east visiting
in Ohio and DesMoines, Iowa. He
stopped at Gretna, Neb., to visit Roy
Hickey and says that he doing very
we'll. Has nice home and is max
ing his aged father happy. Mr.. KEN
rer stayed in Blackfoot few days
before returning to Boise.
T. S. Dibble is building garage
south of Thorstenberg S coal office.
1t is to be brick building 5Ox120
feet.
Mr.. R. w. West who has lived in
Blackfoot the past eighteen years has
gone to Overton, New, to live. His
wife has had poor health for some
time and he thinks the climate will
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
MONEY TO LOAN

We have some of that good Sails
bury Company money to loan. The
only real options given to the borrow
err. No other company will treat you
as this company will.
When in need of money, call and
see me. G. F. MOLDEN.
Blackfoot. Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01

MULE FOR SALE.-C. s. Knodle,
telegraph operator at Pingree
has a mule colt, coming three years
old, we'll broke and gentle, weigh
ing about 900 which he wishes to
sell. 14-tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
BUSINESS LOCALS
(Advertisements)

Complying with the new postal
law governing newspapers we class
ify business locals under the above
heading. How do you like the
change?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
DR.. H. H. Scarborough, the
Eye-Sight Specialist, will
make his next professional
visit to Blackfoot, Monday,
Nov. a, at Cottage Hotel.

j. H. Phegley of Arco has gone to
southern California to live.
Dave Daniels and family went to
Salt Lake the first of the week.
Mrs. G.. w. Stowell of Springfield
is visiting in Pocatello.
Ras Sorensen of Riverside went to
Dillon Wednesday to remain for sew
eral weeks. Wa
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01

Jack Williams is in town for few
days.
For quick returns try an add in
our Wantad columns. The results
will both surprise and please you.
Neat job printing az this office.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
DR.. II. H Scarborough, the
Eye-Sight Specialist; will
make his next professional
visit to Blackfoot, Monday,
Nov. A, at Cottage Hotel.

Come to The Republican Office for
your sanitary butterwrappers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
sPEAKL..S COMING

foot on Friday evening, November,
the LIST.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
ROYAL
BAkINGPOWDER
ABsOLUTEYPURE

Cooking under modem methods and con-
veniences is made so attractive the whole
family is becoming interested.
"These biscuits are delicious; this cake is
excellent, says the father. II made then"
says the daughter, and both father and
daughter beam with pleasure.
Royal Baking Powder has made home
baking success. pleasure and profit, and
the best cooking today the world over is
done with its aid.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01

help her.
Register Saturday and be eligible
| to vote. 1873
Mr.. J. F. Lewis, principal of High
School is now ready to give private
lessons in vocal on Saturdays at 438
, Stout Ave. 20-2p.
Don't forget Kathryne Ridgeway,
the greatest artist in America, Fri
day evening at the High School Audi
forum. 20 8
Miss Amelia Kirkpatcrik returned
Monday from visit with friends at
Rigby. She reports heavy losses of
crops due to the rain.
Don't forget Kathryne Ridgeway,
the greatest artist in America, Fri
day evening at the High School Audi
torium 20 8
]. D. Millsaps, a lifelong Demo-
crat of Fremont County has repudiat-
ed the party and joined the Republi-
cans.
The ladies' of st. Paups Guild will
give silver tea at the horne of Mrs.
J. H. Early from four o'clock till
seven, Coturday, Nov. The object
being tc raiso money to put furS
nece in the church. Everybody in
vited. 20-1
Mrs. Kackley and Miss Densford
of Soda Springs were here last week
visiting Mrs. j. o. Morgan.
There is one settler left on the
Powell end of the tract, w. F. Rath-
bun and wife.
Mrs. Isabel Keerey returned this
week from visit with relatives in
ponncy1vo
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
Mail Order Liquor Department
OGDEN, UTAH
CANCELLING ALL PREVIOUS LISTS
1928 REVISED PRICE LIST

Wewn cone bottle hne
I1\LL $500 or
Owing the extremely low prices quoted
PREPAY EXPRESS CHARGES
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raVor and II elected will diligently
|udy and advocate:
l. The principles of the last Demo-
attic Platform.
., Giving to the Interstate Com
|erce Commission such authority and
C~ers, that it may consistently and
|loiently enquire into and regulate
press, railroad, telegraph and tele-
|iohe companies doing an interstate
|lsiness.
o, A revision Of the Tariff laws, 30
|al u shall be levied for revenue on
mat this the greatest oppression
free people, and violation Of the
[rpose, spirit and letter of our gov
nment and its constitution shall be
longer tolerated. II is robbery un-
u the form Of the law.
H. Preventing gambling in every
luere OF human activity, especially
narm products and the necessities
nls, than which there is no great.
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6. Laws that viii be effective
against trust and monopOlies. that VIII
give and preserve equal opportunities
and burdens,
9. Laws that will properly control
and regulate both labor and capital
and their necessary organizations.
that both may have . plain, speedy.
safe and adequate adjustment
T. Perfection Of the employers la
bility act, that negligence may not be
without its just burdens, that the DE-
pendent Iaborer and his family with
out injustice to the employer. shan
be protected and adequately compen-
stated
8. Business-like appropriations by
the Government for the development
OF rivers, harbors, inland waterways
and good roads, but not the use or
tho National Treasury for commercial
ism, or to gain local favor for seillsh
ends.
Q. ENLARGED facilities at tho Agri,
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PLATFORM

washington. Oregon. ld,no. Mon',ra,
Wyoming. and Colorado ~ preventing
further additions to the Forestry Re-
serve area
IS Abollshmg the whatchees
National Foraat Reserve. removing
the unjust tax and limitations on the
original pioneer settlers within its
boundary, that its territory may be-
come the homes OF liberty owing citi-
zans, giving them the opportunity to
have neighbors and schools and ex'
tend the basis oi taxation
10 ShD canal across Florida to
avoid the risk and expense 0f the long
trip around the dangerous coast.
II. Eliminate the excessive costs OF
the Federal Courts that the judiciary
may be the resort Of tho poor to set
tie their issues and not merely the
play ground Of the rich.
t8. Laws TO perfect and simplify
Court pleading and practice that both
a speedy and fair trial shall be had.
with all the essentials to establish
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cultural Colleges. 70 the education Or
the farmer and gardener that they
may be safely advised to increase
their production and profit.
10. Laws that will create Land
Mortgage Banks" and make safe the
farmers and landowners property as
security.
H. Improvement Of our commercial
banking and monetary system that It
may be both adequate and safe.
~ Amendment Of the civil service
laws that every protection shall be
afforded, and yet allow every citizen
to be a sovereign and participate In
the duties and ranks of citizenship.
13. Income and Inheritance tax
with limitations that will not permit
an indirect tax on State, County, or
municipal securities or increase the
burden Of State, County, or municipal
taxes
H. Amending the Act Of Congress
NJ 1907. 40 as TO include Florida With
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make crIuG1O uudY " pl-rprH we
will say rhlt tha platform deserves
your careful attention II is 10 5)und
document in al lt3 Dldnks II ia not
the voice OF The JemagOBun but the
st1tasman H. does not seek ID array
the laborer against che capitalists, but
calls FOR laws th3t will pcoJect him
and see tHlt he ~ compensated for
his labor. 4 does nOt decry the capl-
talist bur A. che same time IL would
put The burden Of che government On
all Instead Of che consumer alone
This platform shows The combina-
tlon of the statesman, the diplomat
and brilliant thinker, and also DEMO-
cratic lt ID . true. coD5eryitive
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IusnUc.
49, Amendment 70 the Federal
Constitution that will abolish life ten"
ure in office for Federal Judges.
20 Our form Of government in It's
three branches, Legislative, Executive
and Judicial, IL the distinction that
marks it's force and safety over the
ruins Of all former efforts, aristocra-
cies monarchies and despotsm. In its
representative form it is the best pro
duct OF Christian civilization for the
government Of man, reserving 20 tho
people the right Of petition for
changes in organic law, the leyying or
special tax or the granting OF extra
ordinary privileges. over which they
should have final decision.
solicit your consideration and sup
port
VIM. W. FLOURNOY.
March II, 1912.
You owe more to the district than
10 tho candidate.
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selr am nor runnIns ON mo ,cts
Or failure 70 act of either OF my broth
ors Mr. Mays Or Mr. Wilson The
ncr that both have been or would he
frutrass in Congress would make me
no better. nor add ID nv ,blrty or
cln,rity 20 reprasant van IN Conkraas.
! make You no fulsoma promisns But
| DO say to YOU that shall be ymt
student. diligaut. loyal and faithful.
with the same zeal thai I blv, given
ia my cliants Before shgll nave
span- my Arst term. pr)mis, you
fhlf the srassion,l Record viii
hear wlrnass ~ som, uttar,nra from
mo A, An effort 20 recognize the great.
ast f,ctor In Amaric,-Th, Farmer.
Tod,v thav ara six and , hoIf mil.
i,n filling 5O1 0O0ODO aero, with
tbair families cDn,tiiutug one third
Of our popuht,on whose annual pro.
ducts are $4,000. .OO0O)DOO feeding the
faaminI millions. and vet since 1900
only 100000. 900. less than $40 900 00o
per yelr. appropriated 10 tham and
our great Agricultural Department,
while for last year alone the appro
prntion for the Army ani Navy WAS
Sll66l3.SS5 Without the farm The
A~my and Navy would rot Why this
gralr difference Why no more atten.
flon 70 the ANALYSIS Of soils and thc
snacific instruction Of the farmer The
answor IA easy The farmer bas not
taken the l,sertive and active part of
bi, gDvarnmpnt He has been led by
mara chptrap and iemlgosic staic.
mont. lka # am farmer "soa a.
y,u ssa nfaal a v,u faaI" "lxnoNy
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FIOURNOYS PLATFORM:


Ia great privilege and honor.
4 none the less duty. to become
Candidate for a public Office in a re-.
|rlic whose existence and safety are
,ndcd upon the idea that the indi
hal citizen, whether rich or poor
M ar free, whatever his station,
MI bc dligent, honest, faithful.
raecous, and loyal, In order that
avn patriotic intentions may be
[de effective. 1t is vital trust
nm, which only the cleanest anG
rhest purposes and actions should
I k,oupd No more desire to hold Of
no pse of language to deceive;
goucra statements meaningless
yc for the purpose OF avoiding the
{oocr study and attention to our
S,t or our failure to act, or to the
L.ri,s of the issue; no selfish or sor
motives in the use Of appeals to
n farmer, the laborer, the banker
N corporation, or other classes,
kwld blacken the escutcheon OF the
Ind,data. or dim the lustre Of intel.
Fence and the virtue Of manhood. or
kslroy the growth Of respect for cit.
Iensbp in the voter. Let such have
1 resting place in our Free Amer.
N Our great school of political
5ccdom erected upon the sacrifice and
sspircd patriotism of our fathers and
nam the wisdom OF the ages demands
Sc united efforts OF all voters, can,
5dsIca and officers. Its frame and
Iruciure should be secure in the
Sihf confidence Of every citizen
Ihosc sole ambition should be that lt
AZ lasting as the land upon which
Il erected Its greatest good. and
hi thar OF self aggrandizement.
Mould be our watchwor1, without
IhIch, whose subject we cannot con
Lmplate 100 closely. the historic fate
liberty will be repeated and we
hall Fan into oppression, misery and
|oc an did the short-liyed republics
/ Greece, and like the blood stained
| |lng OF Rome. Let us be mindful Of
he lessons of the records OF mans
4Ilurcs and successes in his attempts
J govern. We az republic are yet
hi en infant. | am by nature an op.
mis-, with faith; but that alone will
Of destroy the deadly poison Of com.
ercal ayrice, nor will 1t secure for our
clvcs and our posterlty our inherit
nces Of regulated liberty and free
ON Let us not, like the patriots be.
bre the first Caesar, with all our re
ollecions Of what our fathers have
MID Of Brutus, and the designing poll
clans, who would brook the eternal
evil 10 make and keep his state as
aslly az a king, be swept away with
| VI spirit Of liberty and freedom. Let
' ot our posterity and boasted freedom
| oa, or be unduly inflated that Il
bay take US into the harbor of anar.
|hy and despotism, out Of which we
oOld come only as Washington and
's ilmstrous followers came, by a
9voluhon. which erected the greatest
|rinciples Of government, the inspired
atrlonsm Of civilization has ever
nOwu and under which as in none
hel 3re the individual rights Of the
tzan and the public secure Let us
hen PVT reason in the place OF opiu.
|m; gence in the place OF ms
on plrrl1tism in the Dilcp OF com.
|1cu'sW what ia right N rta place
vh. "..l pay IT, )-dar char tts
o'oH - mambars OF the srat- jury
|ty, .1' .ta facts. ran'a- ..-.--
oua tgri and lead Us r1 ga,ra. ,n
.ll f. .H''fr. .nf us grlr. Dry the
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=" 80 "a ny campaign pubhcations |
''Ft pdtred a'l cap nap, appeals 20
sentiment ana the Language OF the
ieuasogue' " ! desired 90 lead a
IeVo'u' lou' NOlId deny allegiance 10
my party ana 10 the principles Of my
7o' mn ,hD "puId u" mexican or
III american, republican or demo.
slaI' s1cilIlir AZ anarchist or
iespot' out nov el'her two At The same
tllne' NY plitlorm ~ thc heartfelt
eapresslol d my own mind not that
irieul' nor moulded 10 meet Tan
.leu popular Vlgarles or sentiment |
want % oe your CongrcBHnaD and 70
tePreseut you ~ tbls. my native DIS
Irlct III the great trust, hut | want
you 10 kho" me lnsL AZ am am
Suhuiuate ot my own choice, NOT of
iuy rug or ItclOn, or IRON fImliy
ohice holosrs have never Occu-
p'eu puollc onicn tbhl pa,d salary
| nave given You my PLATFORM plainly
anu cisariy' and ~ writing each sen
usnce ! nave peen guided by the rule,
rs hpoeSl capable and faithful"
Every sentence OF IL is consistent
our constltutional government. Of
wnlcn Tor more Than twenty years !
nave oeen hsalouH student,
was Dorp ~ walton County IN the
lap OF luxury, not OF wealth, but OF a
poor FARMER, whose service 10 the con.
ieuerate army ieft bIm poor. an1 who
uld much 70 aid tho grand old
Scotchmen TO bhw Walton County our
oi tne "ll1efneaSeS through the dark
udyS oi reconSiruc'lon, dnd be dlei ~
my elshteentD year, leaving me. hs
son HsprHo ny hlh rome precApt'
anu eN'hples nave lhhpred. ava by
my own eHorts passed through the col
,eSt dhu lne university, serving as
Jahltor' tho o'nT common arryict. l.
700, am your Irlohd ahd on" ot You.
! anu lro,h my hp'hb'" 'Ep"l renee IpVe
you anu kno" your co'dIhonh ana
lardSnlpS' NV don soni ne 10 Con
SreoS ror mat alone The place where
was porn nor Ihat ] Am The son or
farmer ~ npL my appeal. am your
| irlena put TOT no hucb reason. am
! your irlend because. IRON my early
! poynoon iVa H,hu'cd oul cohdltlohs,
ana tne orlsln' hl'hsIoh, AplrlC ana pur'
pose OF our Bo'o'Imoh' ~ Ihe llght
OF the experIeDc" OF the ruins or for
uer 'HorIS' ana aA mIll'Ary comman'
der i' mayor ana az Sta,r senator
nave known 30 pos", no iacuon' no
irleno' ana nave can'lon"'S nrmly'
loyai'y. ana Iea''rHH'S lhpore' 10 pro
mote me weIIhr o, every interest,
ana 10 avon IrBIH'a,loh Ior c'isse'
am your rrIend, ana an talthlul
~nether IN pr'A'" or puh'lc. make
you no secret promises, ana ! neen M
memorandum I" MAKE my promises OF
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|ooo FOR PROFITABLE THOUGHT
Inc platform Of Col, w w Flour
Py' candidate for Congress from this
SIflct appears in this weeks Issue Of
paper, and our readers are asked
read II carefully as it contains
ucn iood for profitable thought -
|dason Interprise-Recorder, March,
4 1912.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-04-19

snramar- - % "a. - ~ -~'""'"'--
which IL carried out will make our
Congressman a true representative Di
all the people '--t;reenvtIle Times,
Mlrch % t1l2
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He will represent the District"
WM. w. FLOURNOY,
Candidate For
Congress, Third District.

His every appeal be dgent honest and loyal the nobest
virtues and usefulness Of citizenship be stimulated and that every
citizen realize his ony needs and have the aeve moral
courage to make his patriotic intentions effective
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-04-19

Ut Tl-E VOICE OF A DEMA-
GOGUE.
we publish in this weeks issue OF
|qe Times the platform of Col. VIM
flournoy, candidate for Congress
ah from this district. Without seek
10 Influence voters. but that you
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-04-19
NO CLAP-TRAP-A STUDENT AND
ESNAN

'lOl Fl0urnDys platform as pub
iiahed last week ; just "A plain praC
tlcdl, oui5poken document as might
Do expected from > man who has al
ways occupied Jhp position he has,
both in public and private life
In It. he covers every live issue Of
tIle day in terse sentences that do not
admit Of any msconstructioD, but set
forth his views clearly and show him
to ha both . student and a statesman
,>y,-, s>>,>>S>>>>,S
Continued ON naae u
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rru, Domorr,s Nlrca a. rr2.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
ENGINEER HAS
FINGER CRUSHED

Special 10 THE EVENING JORNAL.
NEWPORT. Del. Sept 14-Elmer
V. Frauhausor. electrical engineer for
the Krebbs Pigment and Schemical
Company. met with an accident on
Thursday. While employed in re-
pairing a portion of his engine, a
heavy piece OF machinery fell upon
his LEFT hand. badly crushing II and
bursting open one OF the fingers. DR.
Francis l.. Springer dressed the In
jured hand.
Personal:--A great number Of th'
Newport folks attended the STATE
Falr-Miss Callie Little, OF HocSes
sin. was the guest OF Mrs. Johl
/ Whsnu Yesterday ]. Franz
Denny and Miss Ella Bowen spen
Thursday IN Wilmington-John Scar
borough and grandson, Jeanne. spen
Yesterday az the Fair-Mr. and Mrs
James Wakefield. who have been th
guests OF Mrs. Elizabeth McElwe'
have returned TO their home In Jen
/ kinton-Miss Elizabeth Carton, Oh
Young daughter OF MIR and Mrs. owe
Carton, has several beautiful spec
mems Of needlework exhibited at th
State Fair-Dennis Conroy has bee
lin Camden. ~ J.-Miss Rebccca Bra,
ford. OF Wilmington. is spending se'
eral days with Mrs. Howard Mahal
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
ODESSA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ODESSA, Del. Sept 14.-Mrs. Rob
ert Mobray and Mrs. James A. Mel
win, who have been spending some
weeks with their mother, Mrs. Leon
ard Gilch. have returned TO their
home i'm Baltlmore-Mr. and Mrs. o.
c. Stevens have been in Newark for
a visit with her brother, ID. G. Rose
and family-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keen
Of Wilmington, have been recent
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pleas
anton-Mr and Mrs. John G. Arm
strong are entertaining Mrs. Nj. +
Lamb of Los Angeles, California
Mrs. Howard V. Woodall has return
ed from a visit with friends at Wor'
ton. Md-Mrs. W. L. Spicer has haC
Miss Thompson, OF Philadelphia for ;
guest-Miss Marian Janyier of Loi
Angeles. Cal, is spending some tim'
with her Eastern relatives and Il
now staying with her sister, Mrs
John w. Watkins.-Mis Livillls, o
Woodbury.. ~ j., is the guest of Mis-
Marion Muffin.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
FIND AGED
SUSSEX WOMAN
DEAD In BED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, Sept i4.-Mrs.
Frances wclch. mother Of Mrs. Wal
ter II. Davis, was found dead in her
bed when Mrs. Davis went to her
room TO carry her her breakfast. Mrs.
Woioh had boen living at the home
OF her daughter for eleven years and
for about ten years has been conhn-
ed to her room. Mrs. Welch was III
her scventy-third year.
! She Is survived by ono stepdaugh'
ter. Mrs. Thomas Emery Of Froderioa
Robert Lattomus and Dir. FRANK
Wclch OF Washington, ID. c.. Charles
Welch of near Georgetown, Mrs. Wal
ter Davis Of Milford with whom sh'
lived and Mrs. Ralph Wilson OF Fred
erica and several grandchildren.
Funeral services viii be held sun
dav afternoon from her late resi-
dencc, with intermont in the Odd Eel
lows cemetery.
Evening journal., 1912-09-14
NEWS FROM
COLLEGE TOWN

Special to THE EVENING FORMAL.
NEWARK. Sept 1s.-Stewart and
Donahue, who we're recently awarded
the contract TO macadamize Glove
land avenue. started the work yester-
day.
The funeral of Miss Margaret j.
Riddle. aged IS years, took place
from the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Sarah C. Norris, yesterday afternoon.
IntermSnt was made at the Head OF
Christiana Cemetery.
Town Oficer Shollender. mas been
making canvass OF the houses IN
Newark this week to collect the dog
| tax
Personal Miss Catherine +. Wolf
OF Chester. is the guest OF Or. anC
Mrs. W. J. Rowan--Miss Mildred 5
/ McNeal, daughter OF II. Warner Nc
Neal. has been enrolled as student a
the Wilmington Friends School
Miss Elinor Bayne Piliiug. has enter
Cd Westtown Boarding School, a
lWestfuWn. Pa.-Miss Mabel Jones, .
Chicago. Is visiting her mother, Mrs
G. Jones-Professor A. II. Raub. VIII
spent his vacation with relatives here
has returned to Philadelphia.