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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09
ALFRED CT. ALLEN.
BY gibson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 8.
Aroused by the disclosures
made by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, in
her story of the horrors of the
canning industry, Representative
Alfred G. Allen of Ohio today in
troduced in the house a resolu-
ton demanding an investigation
of the conditions described In
Miss O'Reilly's article.
The resolution calls for the ap-
pointment of a special committee
of five members to be elected by
the house. The committee IS
directed to inquire particularly
Whether the canning is done
under dirty and insanitary cOndi-
tons.
Whether women and children
are employed for unreasonable
hours and
Whether the pure food laws of
the United States are being vio-
lated.
Following is the text of the
resolutions:
Whereas, it is charged that in
certain canneries and canning dis
tricts of the United States. fruits
and vegetables intended for con-
sumption throughout the various
states are prepared and canned
amid filthy conditions, by work
ers who are diseased and VINO
live and work in an environment
that makes cleanliness and health
impossible; and
Whereas, it is further charged
that women, and children of ten
der years are employed under the
above conditions in said canneries
for long hours and for inadequate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09
OPENS
THIS EVENING

Three days institute of Presby-
terians will open at the Y. M. C.
A. at 1880 o'clock tonight, I'M
der the auspices of the foreign
missionary committee of the Pres
bytery of Olympia and the Wom-
ems Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety. Among the speakers are
to be the Rev. George H. Trull or
New York City and the Rev. Ern-
est F. Hall of Berkeley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09
EXECUTIONER GRIEyES
HIMSELF TO DEATH

MADRID, Dec. 9.-Nicodemu
Mendez, chief executioner of
Spain, died of grieving for his
daughter, who died of a broken
heart because her fathers calling
estranged her fiance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09
FOOD SQUIRTING, INDIGESTION,
STOMACH SICK?--CASCARETS

That belchng gases that pain
the pit of heartburn bloat
headache.
bowels indiges
ton--t's biliousness and constipation
Try Casearets they Immediately sweeten the stomach
undigesed
bile from the liver off the matter
bowels
tonight straightens morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09
FARMERS HEAR
ALL ABOUT
COW

Roy farmers heard all about
the cow Saturday when the presi-
dent of the state dairymen's as
ISOLATION, president of the Che
halls Fair association, and Iromi-
nent dairymen generally spoke to
the farmers on how to make the
COW thrive and give the most
and the best milk.
A rule of conduct for the COW
was laid down that was more
strict than applied to a champ
prizefighter, and if she fails to
respond to the treatment then the
advice was to put her into soup
bones and bologna.
Rent your vacant house through
TiuIna "opk N-I,y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09

terstate commerce commission,
reports little likelihood in his
judgment of the rates going up.
John Hartman protested before
the commission against the in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09

c.. o. Quiet, foreman of the
18th street bridge crew, who wac
convicted in superior court when
prosecuted by Attorneys Bone and
Wright for violating the eight
hour law working men more than
that time on public work, has ap-
pealed his case to the supreme
court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09

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YOU WILL NEED A BOX
OF APPLES BEFORE
CHRISTMAS. WE HAVE
THEM AND ARE
NAMING PRICES THIS
WEEK BEFORE THE
RUSH Is ON THAT YOU
SIMPLY CAN'T AFFORD
TO MISS-CHEAPER
THAN THEY HAVE
EVER SOLD FOR IN
TACOMA.
What do you think of $50
for a box of fine large
Yakima Roman Beau
ties?
Get your choice at once
the best homegrown ap-
pies in we'll packed boxes
go at 75c. Good ones
still lower. When down
town shopping call and
look them over.
Our sale of Batavia canned
goods continuous all this
week. If you don't want
goods quite so high
priced we have an excel
lent Maine style Corn
3 for 25c, 95c doz.
Good Iowa Corn, 2 for 15c.
Colorado String Beans, 15c
article 1Oc, $1.15 doz.
Happy Vale Asparagus,
$2.1O a doz.
Fine Wisconsin Peas, $1.35
a doz.
Extra quality Wisconsin
Peas, $1.65 a doZ.
Excellent Peaches, 2 for
25c.
You will want Karo Syrup
for candy-making. We
sell tomorrow a lob.
pail for 4Sc.
New Seeded Raisins, 25c for
4 lbs.
lbs. loose Muscatel Raj
sins, 25c.
3 lbs. Sultana Raisins, 25c.
3 lbs. New Mission Figs,
25c.
2 lbs. Excellent Walnuts,
25c.
Destiny Brand Flour, $1.1O
a SIX, $4.2O Dbl.
Will equal any standard
brand.
An lbs. Fine Rice, 25c; 20
lbs. $1.OO.
A very special bargain.
New imported Stockfish, the
very best quality, 15c lib.
Pure Sweet Cider, Soc a gal.
Lard in bulk, 15c a lib.
More economical than tin
because net weight.
Schilling's Baking Powder,
soc a lib.
Bakers Premium Chocolate,
35c a lib.
Ghirardelli's Pre- m u m
Chocolate, Doc Id.
Fine Creamery Butter, 35c
lib.
Local Ranch Eggs, Soc
dOz.
75c quality Upton, Tetley
and Ridgeway Tea, 6Oc a
lib.
Excellent Coffee, 25c a Id.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09
RETURN FROM SHOPPING
HOUSE ON FIRE

, John Ingram and wife
, and two children were all
, uptown Saturday night do
> ing Christmas shopping
, when their home at sos
. South seth street caught
fire.
; When they arrived home
> they found nothing but a
. pile of smoldering embers,
, the house and entire con-
, tents being destroyed.
> @ o @ @ O. $ o o @ @ o @ 9 @
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crease in oil rates, declaring that
every raise in the oil rates has
been made when the Standard
Oil trust was making some adj
vancement on competitors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09
DOESN'T BELIEVE
RATES WILL GO Up

Jay McCune, secretary of the
transportation bureau of the
Commercial club, after attending
the hearing at Portland on the
contemplated raise in freight
rates to the east, before the in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09
Viioliins
RARE OLD ONES

We have just imported number of rare
old violins from Germany. Our Mr.. Giles,
late of New York, who is a connoisseur on
the subject, will be glad to demonstrate
these violins to you and to talk with you.
we SPECIALIZE in this department. No
other string instruments, just RIDDLES.
cases. strings, artists bows, chin rests, etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-09

The Virtuolo
PLAYER-PIANO
Look carefully into the merits of the
.Virtuolo" before buying a player-piano.
We have sold nearly all makes of PLAYERS
during the last 10 years. You will thank
us for what we can demonstrate to Won
about the relative merits and values of
different player-pianos.
Virtuolos made in the old time-honored
Hallet d Davis piano and the artistic Con-
way piano. Prices $575 to $3.50. Arts
and Crafts design, $S25. Terms.
Old pianos taken in exchange.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

Green, elm ssa6r paht zines 5ramege4
bduhes unb Stales $40. 1915 8ilbert
No.; mDnatlihe Wietbe $40.
u. 81. uno g. s. 5arpuot an Was
rie Scrgert, eine Got on &iniep ap.;
ST.
gmanba R. gobe an Sames %.
San. so 5ub an 9ausbn 8oab; 81.
Sc. $. 6aaslammert an Nlma ".
Me@lrop, eine Got an Der 9ramble
Qp.; 81.
Gmilp 9. Seen an Sabes 90. Cole
man. eine 2ot IN 6airbistp 9lp.;
$16O.
Sniebts Semplers WfoIpnic Weut.
BIB gf'n on 5lorenee 3lerb, Got II
in ber 8reen Siu llnterabtbeiIuns;
81.
Sobn s. 9archmaun on Marb 6.
Sod, 80 SUB on Carlton, nabe See
ger 4penue; 81.
Wm. 6. Qepnarn an Wnna Qepnarb,
% SUB an Der 6. Mpenue; 81.
Srbn 8. Sampian an Marn S6aus,
80 Sub On Der Miu Strabe, 2odlano;
$1,000.
Rob. 81. 9runnon an Wm. 8.
DDepte, Cots 2 unb 3 in 6. 9. 500
te's llnterubtbeilung; 81.
Marp Slump an Otto 8etterlinus,
eins Got an Morten Strabe; 81.
2iaic 8. Gonnollp an IIice 5tdsD,
2oi 73 in Rogers 4bpitipn, galifor=
nia; 81.
Wm. u. 9olce on Sonnie 6.
SirebIi, 374 SUB on 5airOietp ao.;
81.
Margdret GroHet an 2erop g. auhn
jr, cine Got an Der 2aurei Strdbe
uro 8pro Ilep; $1,000.
Serrp 9eiit an Charles 9eiit, 69
Ncres in Settion 7, Green Gp.; 81.
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Vrunoeiseutbu msiibertragunsell

gincinnati, 6 20. Stt.

Scrrp 3. QnbreB on gmilie 9lr.
nolo su6p, Got Ro. 66 BON Der Gpanz
iton 2ano ghociation unterabtbeiz
lung; 81.
Ssea- g. griihp an Glmer gri=
iGp, Sot geo. 9 BON Daniel s. goob=
bue's unterabtbeilung; 81.
GliSabetb $. Reepes an ssobn SO.
Qpplesate, 9bsil DON Soiepb petera
Sroct in Settion 20, Columbia Sp.,
i'll 2inDoob; 81.
Grben bon 9enrp Riehsrs, Sr.,
per Sberiff, an Minnie Hie1ers, %
BEL 80 Sub an Der Oitieite Der Sam
oers Strobe, so SUB fiblih Der
Wapne StraBe, 9beilungsperfauF
BlanGe 5. 6unt an Samuel p.
3optins, 2ots go. IL, 13, IA unb is
Bon Blair &c 2eris' unterabtbeiluno
DON glue 2lib, o.; 81.
Us. Snopben Smith an 80. Dolo,
piel Sabre paht zines labens unb 9
3immer unb &eller bes Gigentbums
No. 1911 Central 9p.; mSnatli6e
Miette 500.
SoitpPtns WusIIsr an 2slia IN.
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gb. s. 6aarIammert an pielelbe.

gb. $. 5aarIamnert an pieIelbe,
S125O.
3otta Sbeparb an bieielbe, $3.50.
Geo. W. gnner an Delto 8. u. Co.,
5000.
Mnna Sbompfon an Sem 9. II. 6
Co., $1100.
Ghds. .. Morten an s5ulton g. IL
8. u. No. A, 1000.
5hrs. Sfpeenep an COLUMBIA 9. IL.
6. q. Co., $1,000.
Srbn 9lnoerion an 4ntbonp Mar.
burg, $1100.
Catherine Cation an Mabifon g.
u. Ro. 2, $250O.
8m. Somnerfielb an sbereIt
Geds, S7O0.
Derfelbe an %. 6. Shmibt, 5000
Spbn 8. Gubn an 6ubbart
Shrorb, $1,000.
MpOnting Smpr. SO. an Sout6ern
Ship 6. II. 8. Co., $500.
Mdrp WoIpa an Clinton 6. II. g.
Co., $500.
Gbas. Maud an Maoaart 8. u. ..
Co., $4,000.
S. 9. UtilIer ir. an QppnbaIe 6. IL
3. Go., $4,000.
6. 6. Stepens on g. 6. II. W. u.
Sing, $500.
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ginise CUTE auliifene
ider5e finben mir in Der ,8. 3. q.
3D." - rSasen Sie," iagte Der Diri-
gent sinss 8erliner Sperettsntbeaters
in Der sroben pauie gum Direitor, .oa
iibi ariminaltommiHdr p. Wlanteuffel
fhon Dieber bel itrss i'm Sbeater. SD
mDdte bios ipiHen, iparum Der 10 oft
tommt?" pas tann id SbueH-genau
fasen, Sbr ipielt 70 falid, bas interefz
firt ibn." = SIN 9eatertluo unterbieIt
fih Elm Spernidnger NIT BEN geIhGftz
Iidtn Setter elmer S9ouipielbiibne
iiber ben iblehien @eIhGftsgang Der
srniten 1beater. rllno boh,4 meinte
Der Sperhfdnger. .bsbauptet Direifnr
e.. bab er nit Der RlaFiterporftelung.
bic jeBt auf benz Repertoire 1T, burhz
fhnittIih 1000 Mart per Mknb i'm
6aus bat" .Sa, fpenn er bas geIb
mit3dbit, bas bi. 8siuher in Der Sa-
fde baben!" gu einem betannten
Sbeuterdsenten tam Der5peifelt cine
junge GAauipielsrin, bic bereiis in
gang tur5sr 3eit i'm britten Engage
Ment setiinbiat ipurbe. sic litt ndmlih
bermoben. an 2amptnfiebsr, bab iie
mitten uuf Der G5ene bic beilloieiten
Derpirrungen anrihtete. rSa, liebes
Rinb," faste btr Nsent. .Sbnen lit
niht ~ btlfcn. Cine M0sli1tsit sibt's
Dituei&t mod. 0ditiren Sic bas ndfit.
Wsal als Waria Stuart, bas 1T Die
sinsist MDle. in bsr Sis ben aOpf Der.
ltsstn biirffn!@
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Gin % 0 bItb ater Ser Meenid,.

Gin % 0 bltb ater Ser Menidl.
belt lit 3erjerige gu nennen, Ser bos
lld}ere Wfttel aur Seilung zines oas
2eben unertraglid maGenoen Sci,
oens erfunben bat. Or. Silsbee's 3
Sanorrboiben-W1ittel 81 nafeiis"
betpirft oas. mas oabon erDartet
niro, numlid) ibneQe 2inberung uno
grilnSllde Seilung jenes geipDbnlid
ourh Dfongel an gelpegung entItan.
oenen oft audi ongeerbten 2eioens
5l1oerluiilg. lin f 0 ltenfrei cine
Erobe oes Wtittels 8u erIangen, aoref-
fire man F. 0euitaeoter & 60, gor
1916, gtetD yorf Gitp. Die ,9lnafe-
iis" 1T in alien slpotbefen gu babeu.
preis ST.. q IN
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0runoeisentbums =6ppotbefen
Cincinnati, 20. Stt.
I enc Onpptbefen.

| '
adte DimIep On Accommodation 6
II. 3. Co., $500.
Maribu WilIon on Soutbern Ohio
SGpings gant &c., $4,000.
Sra d. Slatterp an glmtppob plaes
8. II. 9. Co., $500.
Irna Neurman on Wouno 9. u
II. 6 Co.; $4,000.
gmilie u. Su6p an bic Gpunit itor
gort, $4,000.
Jrances 0inger an gincinnat
Mortin9men's Club 9. II. g. Co.
$3.50.
Sames R. Glurf an Soutfsrn Sb;t
8. II. &. Co., $4,000.
SenrD 6. 9atbapap an M. g
9rotDn, $334.75.
glicia 6. 6idman an Mercuntilt
9. Ii. 8. Co., $4,000.
gmma Sdoue an 5ramis Dierfer
$1,000.
glbert 3iegler an Gliaabetb 8
3iegler, $500.
2l!ice 8. 6idmun on Mercantile 9
II. 8. Co., $4,000.
Gdte 6. Stout On Court Strubt
Martet 8. Ii. g. Co., $1750.
Wlorie 6ergert on bieisI6e, $2500
Sames Dalton on eagle 9. II. 3
2l., $4,000.
Gbas. g. WcReiu an MubiIpn 9
u. ND. 2, $4,000.
Marp 6. RarfieIb on bieieIbe
$500.
9lltsrt 6. sbspparb an bi.fel6e
$1,000.
So9n s. gg--..sb on oieelbe, S175O
alma u. Meglrop an bieielbs
$500.
Sapss SO. Coleman an Winior
plcce 3. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
6. g. S6aus On Gntsrpriie 9. II
6. u. Co., 1880.
Barn 6. aoa on SObn S. par&
mann, 1889.
Sobn 8. aubn an Securitp Gan
9. II. g. .. Co., $4,000.
Gpnroo Dorm on 8ine StraB
Gable 6. II. 9. Co., $3.50.
Otto aetterlinius an SoutGerl
Ship Sob. 8t. Co., $1,000.
giuie gotpfer an Spring 0arbel
6. II. 8. Co., $25OO.
Mm. .. 8anfs on Nortb 6pb
parf 3. II. 8. Co., $500.
4nnu Wsuppes an Soutbern Obi.
6. II. s. Co., $500.
gbos. Mau9 on linton g. g. ii
3. Co., $250O.
Jannis 6. Strebli on Gait gnb g
q. Co., $125O.
Msdrp WOlpu an CLINTON 6. u. g
Co., $500.
Getilste 5ppptbeten.
Miliam u. Smitb an @. u. M
S6Ihmann, $125.
Gate Mimiep an Accommodation 6
IL. 9. Co., $3.50.
9unnab Suplor On Central sSair
mount 3. u. 6. Co., $3.50.
8. 3. Inbreb an MtIas 8. II. 9
Co., $500.
Derfelbe an bieieIbe, $500.
Jreb. 6. Rlent an u. W. unb g. 6
9arbuot, $500.
Miarp u. 0Labmeper On Dine ctr
Gable 6. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Qllbert Rtntenberser an syran
GotThal; $7OO.
Suian 8. Hple an Gen. 8ebpmer
500.
Sacob NbeI on 9nentietb genturl
9. u. 8. Co., S12OO.
4lieia 6. 5idman on Mercantil
3. u. 8. Co., $4,000.
Gmmu gibelbereer an GpanIto1
9. Il. 8. Co., $24OO.
Gli3abetb Robgers an Delle .Senner
$4,000.
Mare murfielb on TaabiiOu 9. u
Ho. 2, $500.
!, gsssarab s 5. Do,mgn- an bistIb.
[$16oo.
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Sn 9elpbi.
WpH Srmu g hneibers
9 d Dnfeio.


DeIpbi, 10. Sftp6er.
Sffen oeitanben. icb bin -u;dt oons
Iiter, oh bic fOrmlit,e arieasertlaruna
in bieiem gluaenblid bereitS shotfode
| lit. Die Iebte (arRdifhe) 3ettuna,
Die uns auf unferer sFeIIenbD6e erreis
den tonnte. arbeitete nod, nit ber 0p.
ta6el ,betOimopolemos" = frisosbe
reit. ltnb Serr parastenas, Der mir,
bies Dirtb oes SoteI bes gtranoers
(gains. 8atbs fipe p'clot itebt an
Der Saustbir, aber Tiemano abnt tpo
oieie fdDnen Oinoe in Dem piersimz
msrigen parterrebdusfen unteraubrin.
gen pGren), bemGbt Iif, lett Dem fri
ben Worqen peroebens. unIere Qlufs
mertiamteit bon Der 9lufreollua bic in
oem fleineu Srte berriht obauleufeu
.Sipote, 9ipote" ..es 1T oor
nihtsD lit feline itereotnpe 9lustunft
9lber felt mir nit einem oriehiid1e.1
Dampfer suifhen gotros unb Steo
Rahts auf einem tieinen Riff oufliez
| fen unb unter aGbnefIoppernben dnoits
| lid Durdeinanber laufenoen hol6bez
tleioeten Wenfhen immer pieber has
| ielbe pbiIpIopbifhe Sippte" al hDren
tetamen, baben mir elm. oetpiiIe glb.
neiqund oeoen biefe lQnbesiiblife gez
| ruEiaunosformel.
Qllfo - mir lofren Norosfsnos
oaitltdes 6ous binter uns ,lnb perIuz
| den uns beiIers 3lustunft al hoIeu
Die Oprfitpose ift id,nulkio unb
malerifd nie INNER. Iber aipiid,en
ZEN 6dusdben aus unoebronnten Qehme
aleseln, aus beren Gdrten Seigens uno
SelbGnme uuo bas gIubenbe 9otb Der
Granate griiben, boden beute nireenos
Die Weiber nit bem Roden in Der
Sanb, Die Mdnnsr beim ldiiissn @es
nub bes Qargileb. 9ues itebt, laut
ipre6enb uno seitifulirenb. in Grups
zen beieinanber, Die immer bi6ter tper.
Zen, je mebr mir uns benz beihsibsnsn
9auie ndbern, in bem bas goitamt
untergebraht lit. Ri6tig - auf oem
8alton Elm fremDer srie6iIher Diff
aier uno neben ibm Der iunse. freunbz
naus @efdllisteit" Die poit beiorgt.
(Deshalb funttionirt iie ndmlih iibere
baupt.) Gs 1T cine art Mniprahe,
bic Der Offi5ier bdlt. Ridt ebsn bas,
mas mir barunter peritsben, ionbern
mebr cine &pnDeriation nit Rsbe uno
Gegenrebe, benn aud Die 3ipiidenrufe
bon unten tpernen 81 INNER langeren
SGssn, bsnen mir ni6t gu folgen per=
mOsen.
Iber bas cine gaort bos b,m ebers
nen 9ldiu uiht onb,rs ing Ohr ue.
tIunoen bat boren mir immer tpieber
beroils: I.olemos, arieoI" 11nb
Der iunoe npItbeomte her oe5tern npfb
init 10 edit ori,hi{d1er goIrtoi{ie al,
glumeuitrduob, Der q,oit pliinoerte
NEIL "a ibm an niidbt,rn pr5rbien ,iner
Onm, eirs Observation-Disclosures ohm.
iOIde aarts 9eiaab. AZ iiberfeid3ssu e..
stGtiot 0bInb unb .rnif. Wous apons IA
| nuerps g}obum, - Ia o,Ierr, rontr,
Ia suro,,i,
eh m.;s n;dt ob G,r;eh,nIonb ob,r
81, S;irtsi r,dN ob,r ,,nrseh, has sh
Iisbe "a smiieb,n M,,inen nsrlarr.n,Y mr.
sempsI az fihsn unb non oIt,n 9e;tsn
=, trS,,usu 1 sh n,rs,sh. n;h,s non
Goriti, ~
gber sac u,is ih. bos inter orI,n
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g p II ter.

ytihts nuBen aGe Reformen in Der
pdbagogit, 10 Ianes man ssniiIe pds
oagogen nidt reforssizsu tann,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-12
PROV ENCE.

Provence. Okla, March I.-Lots OF
rain and bad weather down our way.
The roads are almost impossible.
Nothing doing in the way Of farm
ing as the ground is SO We, that it
Will be a week or ten days before it
VII do 10 pIow. should We have no
more rain during the time.
There is not much sickness in our
community now, none Of a serious ma.
ture.
Mrs. Adams has returned from a
lisi, 10 her children at Keller and
Pooleyi,le. She reports a pleasant
time.
The young folks enjoyed a party
at Mrs. James last Saturday night.
Miss Minnie Fletcher has taken
charge of the Smyrna school Her
many friends here wish her the best
of luck.
Walters Nails of Fox visited friends
and relatives here Monday.
Miss Vivian Ryner was in our town
last Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-12
HEWITT.

Hewitt, Okla, March i1.-,After a
week of all kinds of weather, during
which the sun refused to shine, We
are having bright sunshine today.
Some think that the oats which
We're up the last hard freeze are ruin
ed, others say they are all right and
that there is prospect for large
Yield
The road to Ardmore is so bad th,t
We had no mail Saturday.
Everybody is hauling feedstuff 1t
is certainly hard on the stock
Ben Iudgins, commonly called
''rncle Benny" father Of b. W. Hud-
gins, died Sunday night of pneumonia
and old age. He was past eighty
years old and highly respected cit
izen. He will be buried at Simon
where his wife was buried.
We are sorry to learn of the death
of Mrs. Edna Clark, wife of Mason
Clark, who lived about five miles
rom Hewitt She leaves husband
and child about two years old to
mourn her untimely death lnterment
at Boman Point.
Mrs. Scott has several real sick
children.
Mr.. Jim Kimbrell is repor' ed to he
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Motto. Of Application FOR Parole.

Thirty days from this date, will
make application 10 the Governor of
the State CT Oklahoma for a Parole,
from a conviction in the District Court
OF Carter County, Oklahoma, for
Manslaughter, in 1909.
The grounds upon which | will
make this application is, that am
not guilty.
This the 20th day Of February,
1912. JOHN r. REEVES.
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