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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-10-11
Getting Along Fine at School.

Now that school has been going"
to inquire of their young hopefuls as
to their progress. The other day q
mother out on Harrison boulevard,
while eating luncheon with her six
year-old, asked:
"And how are you getting along in
school, Dorothy"
"Oh," replied Dorothy between
mouthfuls of bread and milk, "just
fine! / and Frances Smith are the
smartest and best dressed girls in
the school. City Star.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-10-11
Significant.

"He proposed to her in canoe"
did she accept him?"
81 presume SO. The canoe cap
sized"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-10-11
Exactly That.

Exactly That.
why does he wear such swim
ming suit as that?"
For divers reasons"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-10-11

For the legal principle In
volved in this story see Sec.
Of chapter SO Of the Code of
West Virginia, called the Statute
of Frauds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22

hospitals readily agreed 10 such an ar
rangement and the boys will be permit :
ted 10 sing in the different wards and
halls OF each institution
y number of prominent pcople t,avo
come 10 the aid of this worthy enter
prise and offered their automobiles To-
convey the boys from one hospital to
another. With such conveyances. tho
boys will be able 10 give n creater
amount OF time TO the entertainment OF
those who arc confined to sick beds.
After visiting the hospitals the bows
VIII return to the Y. NJ. c. A. where.
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.
Miller. they will be entertained A ban
quet Will be served In the boys room of
the institution and everything possible
done to make the serenaders' endowment
complete
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
REGISTRARS RENAMED
BY COMMISSIONERS

AL meeting Of the county commits
sioners yesterday, all present registrars
OF vital statistics throughout the county
were reappointed for the year 1913. The
reappointments were made AT the s,,e-
gestion Of T. b. Beatty, sercetary Of the
state board of health, under which the
REGISTRARS operate, DR.. Beatty informed
ehc BOARD mat all present registrars were
iamlIiar with their duties and were per-
forming them satisfactorily The ap-
polntments were made as follows:
FIRST district. Henry V. Ballard: Sec
ono district, Joseph A. Conway: Third
district. Joseph Sutherland: Fourth dis
trict. ID. J.. Bernard; Fifth district, 4
Frame; Sixth district: Niels Lund: Sew
enth district. Annie NJ. Lundberg Eighth
district, Joseph NJ. Smith, Ninth district,
Joseph NJ Holt, Tenth district d. w.
George
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Drives Off a Terror.

The chief executioncr of death 10 tue
winter aDG spring months is pnermo-
mia. It's advance agents are colds and
grip. In any attack BY one of these
maladies no time should be lost in TAX
ing the best medicine obtainable 10
drive It off. Countless thousands have
found this TO be DR.. Kings New Dis
covcry. "My husband believes it bas
kept him from having pneumonia three
or four times writes Mrs. George ".
Place, Rawsopville, VT, aud Tor
coughs. colds and Group we have never
rou1d ITS ecual " GuarauteeI for MI
bronchial affections, Price 80 cents
and 81 90. Trial bottle free at Schrnmn'
Johnson, drugs. (Advertisemeu).
% per cent off on all framed pictures
and art calcuders. George II. Ebert
&, Co. IL Main. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
In Railroad World
New Card in Effect.

The special service between Salt Lake
City and Pennington OH the Salt Lake
& Ogden railway will 90 Into effect to-
day. This means that there will be
lalf-hour service for all OF the territory
between Pennington and this city, the
electric trains to stop at practically every
mile post during the rush hours In the
morning and the carly evening. Under
thc new service, trains will stop on flag
at st, Joseph. Cleverly Chrisman. Hew-
lett, Burns. Bountiful, Stoker, Thomas.
CenterVille, Parrish, Chase, Rosedale-
Lund, Glover and Farmington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22

would 20 out last night and early this
morning, j. IL. Mandersiield. assistant
said.
we sent TO Los Angeles more than
500 persons yesterday and this afternoon
and tonight will send out more There
arc $50 reservations Tor the holiday spe~
clal that leaves at ) o'clock tais after
noon. The Los Angeles Limited Will
carry $50, the Overland Limited Will have
zoo and the Ben Hur special Will have
at least 40 on board.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Croupy Coughs and wheezy Colds.

The quickest, simplest way to rid the
children of dangerous croupy coughs
and wbeezy, stuffy colds is to give them
Foley's Honey aud Tar Compound. It
gives almost instant relief aud stops a
cough promptly. 1t soothes aud heals,
contains no opiates.--Schramm ..I ohnson
Co. advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
The SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER e. 1912

IN the case Of r. e Bess. who was con-
vlcted by jury In Judge +. c, Loot
hourow's division of the district court
yesterday
Bess has been on trial for two days
ana the jury was out only fifteen minut es
Under law passed by the last leglsa-
ture the court may impose one Of three
sentences. either imprisonment or a bond
requiring the convicted one to provide
month to his family, or q fine. the money
TO go TO the children rather than the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Travel Is Heavy.

Unusually heavy travel is not confined
to the Greeks who arc going TO war, ac-
cording TO officials OF the Salt Lake
Route. They report the travel TO the Pa :
cific coast to be the heaviest on record.
The trains are all heavy and second sec
tious are no longer an unusual part Of 2
train. In discussing the number tina
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
|THS WILL BRING
||XEER TO THE SICK
tc A. ArrangeS to Send
,sprs 10 Hospitals on
/. Christmas Eve.

HoIsIngton. boys secretary
> A. has arranged for &
J. "; - ,o,,nper members Of the
o. w yIsit the different city
lon V mas eve, and there Fins
ls SnI,s'Th This is IN pursuance of
1tien,,s;, custom, and the music
'kng.ssn 10 old well-known
cpl,,l cp.arnls, Each Of the four
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22

was visitor in Salt Lake City yester-
day.
w. e. Mcbride, general agent at Port
land for the Denver & Rio lIrande, has
been given supervision over all the Could
interests in that city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Railroad Notes

NJ. o. Culton. travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Eric at Denver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Mortgages Released.

Records OF the release OF two trust
deed mortgages against the Utah Light
and Railway company. agEregatins 800
900, were filed With the county recorde
yesterday. One was given February !!
1890, TO the American Trust company
and the other July 25 1898, 10 George
M Downey. The mortgages were orig,-
nally against the old Salt Lake Rapid
Transit company 10 pay bond issues. but
came into the possession or the Utah
Light and Railway company as success-
ors OF the former company.
Railroad Notes.
NJ, .. Culuon, travelling freight and
naSSonGnr a2c1f ffr. fI, Eric Ilcn.,..r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
May InYoke New Law.

The law providing that anyone con-
victed OF failure to provide may be flnod
instead OF imprisoned, the money 10 go
to his vile and children. may be jnvok ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22

$3.50 Blanket Bath
Robes Especially
Priced at $3.95
They come in sizes up to 44-sev-
eral different designs. dso 0f
Monday and Tuesday at ..pO.SO
Bath robe made Of an extra good
quality of the Levy material, deep
round collar, fastens at waist with
heavy cord-sizes from Gs0 ~
"a to 42-all cases at. !. pE.(O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Holiday Rates.
Via Oregon Short Line.

Between local points. Tickets on sale
December 10, 90, 81. 20, "a, 25, % and
81. 1912, and January l, 1913; limit
January 6, 1913. Sec agents for rates
and further particulars. CITY ticket of.
flee, Hotel Utah. (Adyertisoment\
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22

IF you are troubled with chropic con.
stipa.ion: the mild and gentle effect
of Chamberlain IS Tablets makes them
especiallv suited to your c-ze. ror sar
by all dealers (A (Adver+isemenN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
Qar5mooe.

-~~
Sfanoinapiifc Storlogc al 5. >.
q. Z. aibolOt lit aarlige Storlo9es
nlgoc / GirginIa 27be-29oe SUM.
I'll Msbet bar fremnteot 10 &c.
legoter ira MiuneiotaS forificatgc
2oger og oe2lloeu oelaa mango be-
ie9enbe.
Gn fraitig Geiolutipn blcu peota-
get pau Msbet, / bpilfen Storlogcn
uotaler lin WIianeie meb iioite Scgis-
latlrs 9igegpIoigbep med Scnlpn til
benS Mrbeioc mop Sriffeirafifel.
Set beilutte0cs, at Storlpgcn ifol
iutte Tia / 8or5inbelie meo DC andre
ifauoinapiife Storloeer | Imerlta
liant Storloqerne Diennle % Yer
oellsloaen for al opilaa Gnigbeo ON
en- 8lon, bporpaa pore 8oooteuplar-
Gmiaranter fan bepares ior Sroe-
men, naor De anfommer til Imerlfa.
On ARRANGEMENT berom funoe trG'-
res, oa at gaa igang inarelt mllllg.
Siploe StoriefretGrens Happort
traer Storloqcu 4,173 WeoIemrer,
Sc 2oqer, 3 Iiitriftsloger og 3 ger-
nelpaer nleo 1913 Meblemmcr. TN
Sorpaelie al 4S7 porne Wteolemnier
slorets SOB og % me Roger par
~itiitet.
! StorloaenS aasic bar Ell De
boIonina al omtrins $4,000, o9 Stll'
Iiuaen / lin glminbeIigbeo bite fa
of p9re ppperlt8.
Wisoet aiiluttebes meo Salg al Se,
5tilinasmGno, og BET belliitteoes al
boloe upite Storlogempoe ! Winnea'
polls.
Ger Dor abifiaige icitliae Silltel.
uinaer / SorbinoeIie men Wsoet.
&c me 9cltiainssmano er: Stor'
tennplar, 6. NJ. Sacoblen, Sogc "gtor'
oe". Winncopclis, Der palgtes I Wlll
q. Garlions Steo og CT Den fpr'tc
Noromonb, iom or blcpen bPoret nlee
benue YoIt i Gmerifn; Stor.Haaosl'
per. @,lit erificn, Spooner; Stor'
Ticetcmplar, Carl o. 9arlien, eblS'
holm. Storioritanoer for Sarnetcnl'
pIet, ssobu @reiif ct, Nani; Stor'
sefretar, 81. @t. @olo, ytillneapo'
lis: stor.aaslerer, 8. Srepif, eiI'
mar: Stor. Maribaa. S'issbora
9auIsruo. "Giospclo" st. Yahl'
sior.aapeuan, 8. g. gperL SheIlp'
S,nore @ast. y. 3. Yiirano, Whine
apolis; pore gaat, Sobn sersp
1SolaIimt" @sinneapolis; Sior'
goIaiorltanoer. auglllt Srooln ale'
len. SnuoieIeoer, Samcs Carlton
Gbisbolm; asfit. Storiefremrr, spar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
en- ,lats 600 Sopn.
Sngcn Wcniein ina ueigjsrcnOs iui
Njcrncn % NcruCruc.

Nj llgge Uaagcn ON NT1tcrnC gier
Oct uanlfc!Igt ar uorCttc lit Nrbelhc
ON lo9cn. III tage "StprtemiOler
og StimuIauter" un0er lua0amle
CmltGnoigbeoer CT iom al iGtte @u.
Jet ibrauo Tor al ic ON DIR CT iltanO
til at lIuffe Sl0en.
Gen rcttc SlogS Nrring irems
briuger en- iorfriifcnoe Sppn ON
Staten og Ell uaagen, pirfcIpiten Ser
ionligbcO ON Gagcn.
Gn Game, Der ira lin iorrige 9tG-
ring QiorOc 6orauoring til Grape.
9tutS, Tiger
. omltrent ire Mar hup0e ieg up.
ret nleget libcnoc al Ilet 6orOeic!le.
Otter al bape ioriegt Here SlugS Me-
oicincr iorlan9te Spgeu, at ie9 IflI.
Sc lutte meo Ioteter. bcrpaa meo
aioo D.i.p.. men irocn ian Gage pil'
oc Den trppenoe og gnapenbe 6slelic
bcgpnOc, og lea faitcoe op alt ieg ipi.
ltc % 0rat.
IA icg begunotc moe @rapc.N uts
itonieOe ottte, og Ben 6slclic al Sp'
blpitbeo, iom bopoe pprct ioa inner.
teiulb, ~ioriponbt f%ulOitpnoig.
"9Rin MoOer por meget plaaci
mcH Giarrbe ier bum ~begpnote meo
Grape. NlltS, ga beroe5 Maoe bar laa
ipag, al 6soen life funbe ioropies.
Si0eu bun bruaer Grapes lltS Sooo
err buu iriit, oa bun Tiger, Of hitn life
tror bun tunoc Hare Jig ocl foriinen.
Set or en- itorartct 6oruper al
Sierneu o. @ienopbpgger az Her-
perne, hi jeg fan iepe iaa iunot %
iait c'tcr en- Aitcnsmao az Grape
RirtS, iom / gamle Gage. ba icg life
tuHbe latte huao Der mcnteS meo Ell
"oacrlig Wape". Ger er in9eu 0te'
oiein iaa uelgisrenbe Tor Siernen %
Rerperne fem Ell 900 WatS Sepn, Ell
laaoou iom on fan nuoe efter at bape
ipiit Grapes uts.~ 9apnet opaiueS
al Yoitum 60, Battle Greef, Wsid).
&c / bper Iatte eiter Den bersmte
lille grg, "5be Roao TO @ellpiIle~.
HuseniuOr lGit oucnitaacnbc Srcpg
VI mt uil fOrefomn me fra Sio til an.
ben. Se CT rate, ianbc % iuloe al
! Sntercsie FOR NcuueitcbcSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
5unoaI.U fsenoal.
Stepnet.


SnnoaIs-2fsenoaIslaget boIbt II
aarllge Siepne paa Gania Saa
minneapolis, Den 29oe og 30te SUM
enbIflsnt mango al iorifiellig
@runoe bar iorbinoret fra at fontnle
% uagtet Den ippre 8arme, uar Wts
oct lGroeleS pelpffet.
Get isrite 6orretuingsmsbe blel
Ioiot til Sroen 2groag Den 29be ST
4 eftermiooas, og bar ~fortiat Sslt
Dag S%ormiooag.
NJ Geiolntioner, iom blep peo
tlgne, tan nGpnes:
Nurstontingenten blep foranore
til 50'Gents for Wtpno og 20 Gents
Tor apinoer.
Gfsenoalingerne inolemmes | so
get unoer iamme getingeller o9 mel
tiseitiaebe Hettigbeoer iom Sunoa
linaerne.
Sagets Naun blcp ioranbret til
-QfsenoolsIaget"
Salg at Gmbebsmpnb enote mel
fplarnoe Heiultat: 6ornlanb, giuini
g. 5laoweO, safe Sin, Wiiun. gice.
formonb, Y. q. granoitaO, Selano.
Soma; SefretGr, 3. 5. 8rauem
3omner, y. o, Sor, Sefret9r, 8.
:. Wtosbo, Hembruubt, Sopa; Seas.
ierer, 8. s. 5laolucb, Safe Sin.
Wtinn.
0ripa alilb / minneapolis fore
lto0 8euGrtningen. 70 ltorarteoC
6eituaaltiO blep ierperst, ct ON Ssr-
oagsfpeloen oa ct Ssnoags WiOoa9.
otter Sanfetten ON Ssroagsfpel-
Den blep ct fort Observation-Disclosures
gram preiteret. Gctte oirigcreoes al
6. H. Nn6erion nlcO u. .. Storpit
% :. s. Sttem asiiitercube.
Erogrammet aabllcoes meo Ell
Sang oigtet for gmleOningen, o9
bpilfen blep iunget %iiritenmig al >.
). @rapem, 8. s 6labweo, =. y,
6loomeb, Gina SloOwcO % Carrie 81.
6laoipeb.
Saler blep boIbt al g. 81. Inocr-
ion, u. 3. Storpif % Irof, u. u.
@ebleu. Sr. Stprpit lang ogiaa Ell
Colo, uenllig Spar NaienS Sci oil
oltio flaga % fjpta". st 9i9t fire
pct for NnIeoninacn al u. ". SOFAS
ira garret, Dtinn. beIteoe 0nlloren'
DC @ifoIO. st Sotograit bleu togct
al 5priamlingsn uoenfor Seitlofalet,
al hpilfet Sober fan faaeS PEG at
beItuenoe iig til 9. s. 8rauem, Com,
ner, y. 9uf.
&c ileile al 9~eltagcrne tpg Ell Sri-
luftstur til Wimnebaba Sails Spn-
bag GitermioOag.
Otter 10 Cages ~bg99eligt SampGr
lfiltes Geltaaerrle ON Speloen Den
3Ote SUM, uel ~fornpieoe mco Vtsoet.
Sor at bort Gag Ifal pore % Ilda
ON Jig % bliue, til iaa nlegen 8dpll
o. &pgge iom muIig, er bet nsopen-
bigt, at iaa mango ion mlliigt mel
Der Tia mo ipm WleOlentuler, % lln-
oerteaneoe tager oente InleOning til
at opiorOre bpcreneitc SmOaling,
2faenoaIing og ltluunoeioiltg til at
n1elbe iig ino / Sluouls-2fscnoals
laget. Senb Dit Rapu meo Den oar-
li9c aontingent til Sagets Setretpr
3. !. 8rapen, &olpiler, g. Gaf., nleo
Ell Sang.
Gipino@ 3 labmco.
Sofe Gitn, Minn., Soc ,Sllli 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12

MauneS. Setfcsmoe, u. 8. 8if, 2
4, Saeobion, 3. 8. Sobnica Grpg
ita0, j. y. Wclom % ). 2. Dillon.
Iet beilutteoes, at Mislionpr 8
u. Rsnning falbcs til areoiens
e%pangelilt, % at Ct llugoomsitcpn'
ienere aiboloeS.
Rorore Winn. arebs al Sau
ges Spnooe aibolof iii Missions
msbe | getbania Wenigbeo, Balt. v
:. 8ieritaos aal0 Den 1Soe til 206t
Suni iibltIeoen. Msoet dabncocs
meo Soue, SfriftlGsniug, geunel
% Tionesbpro. "a arcoiens ,yor.
malo % Sefretpr life funoe p9rt
tiliteoe blen Steoets Grelt y. g
8jerItao palgt til 5ormanO % ebri.
titan Soperiten til Scfrctpr. Gam.
tnleemnet Nom. D, ~ II bleD mo.
leoet al Yalt. 5. 81. SeroDl AZ col.
ton, Witm. Faitorerne %. 6. Uier.
ltoo, Serobl. q. ". 3obl, Noperiten
Shioeut WijeQe, gnisiGr Wt. Z.
@ol0. g. Beterion % andre tog Gel
/ Samtalen. Tuit. Iabl prpoifcDC
Den isrite Niten, 2erobI ben uGite o.
2. Eeterion poo G~orSbag Nitcl. 81
Ter optogeS til areoien, pao Sli.i0,
Ser bar IItergang pna 6ormiooaN
Den iioite Gag al Wsbet. Wtgoct bar
goot beisgt.
Trifirfen.
Warinette areos llngnoms:
ltepne pil blioe aibolot / M{artnette
Mienigbeo 11te-13be Augult. Som-
tioig oil Meuighe6en oglaa faa ge'
loo al sngaburg Sertette.
llnoer Nfisiiou5ielten, lom az
bulOtea 0orolono Wenigbeo, Viin.
nclota. Eaitor Is. ID. Saniena aalo,
inOfom Der S275. Soften bolotea !
Wartin Gbriitenicns SfopluDo.
Zen i96e rSltni bleu Sisrne-
itcncn til oen lutber'fe eponaelilte
airfc / Remer. Otim.. lagt peo va.
itor 6. @mmnolcn. iom betiener Wte'
niabeoen. Gette blir Den isrite Strife
/ Hemer.
Eaitor Suonia Eeoerlen bar re.
iiancret ira 8etbania Nenigbeo, Ser
gus Sails, Vtinn., Gfiata Wenigben,
eperoel, Mint, StifleIioo ytenlg'
beo. Goran Otinn., % Bethel Wtc-
niabeo, Helicau Hapioa, Mimi, %
bar ontagct Oct til bnn uOiteote anlo
ira SrefoloiQbeos Wenigbeo, Srerte
Srifirfc W~enigbeo, Camp 9teIea'e
MeniabeO o. Ct. @etri 6riflrtc We
niqbeo / o. omfring MonteoIoco,
Wtinm. Nau fomuulcr til at tlltrGoe
lit me aalo Den ierlte Cftpber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12

Glbitab, ct. Glap", Winneapolis
asitit. Stor.W aribaa, Gagnn Cos.
ium, st. Slap". minneapolis; 3,
5. 2. Z, ". y. Eeterien, Mlinneapo-
lis; Stor.S enoebuo, Sb. Wangsnes,
"6Gorabeimen", minneapolis.
otto San0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
ST b~rrnocnoc SfcntnllcIe. gel

Iincrgrologen 6r. airiditetn opon.
gcOc paa lin ii0itc Gci'c ! Central.
uirifa poa Wubrmbi @eilIctten peo
Hpaaiaiipen ct brPnoellbe Stentltl.
Ieic. Get er . Dieter opbt % er tn
liguiS tpnulet ibran0 Tor Here Iar
iioen peo Ell @rP5bran0. Sioen bar
>ll0en trpu9t DiOere fren UNDER oct
Sanoiteu2lag, lom Optfer auuene.
&c ,Snoisote, JON / lang SiO bar
piolt ON Den unberiOrOiife Slo, bar
al opcrtroiif 6rpgt life piaet lor.
tulle oct I'll oe Spioe. Gn Mtislio.
mar, iom bapoe bcie8t Ggucu Ell
-IiO / 6orpeieu, troebe, at oct
trpnocuoc Stenfuueie par ell &ul.
fan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
SGmacs Spnobc.

Soalcprelt Salls 9tlclleu Salls
&C ira Sfien. Rorgc, prGbife0e
SaugeS STRIFE Mappiae, Y. Tot,
Seu0oa giteu Oeu 230e SUM-
z. Gafotn areoS al Sauges
Suuooe bolot NPeoe ! 3iouS Wenia.
beh, =. Z. RerpigS aalo Den 21oe
til 23Oe Mai 1912. Wpoet oabne
bes meo 4rpbiten al @f. Y. 9sttes.
moe oDer Sob. u. i5-iS. Ssn.
oegsitoleh Religionsifolen % llng.
oomsia8en bleu iprli9 bebonolet I'M.
Der bette Nebe, % oper bisie @nner
holotes otte 8oreoraa. vi Greiter
pnr ~ielaenbe tilitcoc, @ergb, 9eroi0
StarpneiS, Guelo, 2sbre, Sl6erg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-26

C. V. Steele, one of the progress
i've farmers of Carter county, will
have an exhibit at the state fair,
which will include kaffir corn, milo
maize and Indian corn. Mr.. Steele
was one of the Carter county farm
ers' who tried kaffr corn this sea-
son as an experiment. The eXper-
iment turned out so well that the
gentleman will plat a large acreage
to this crop next year. He says
that during the dry weather in July,
whe nall other crops suffered to a
greater or a less degree for lack of
moisture, the kaffir was seeminly
unaffected. Keep the ground free
of weeds, and stir the soil-cultivate
carefully and Mr. Steele says the
kaffir will do the rest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-26
On to Fl. leavenWorth.

The boys of Company G of the
National Guard, are hiking across
the plains of Kansas to Ft. Leaven-
worth The hike will be more in
the order of forced advance
against an opposing army. Hines
White today received a card from
his brother Charlie, who is a men,
Der of Company G, which says:
I'VE are camped half-mile east
of Reno Kansas. We are marching
from Lawrence to Leavenworth. We
are expecting a battle today or to-
morrow between the Red and Blue
armies. We are the Reds and are
about four thousand strong. When
we meet we will fight all the way
to Ft. Leavenworth. which is about
forty-five miles from Lawrence. All
WELL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-26
SULPHUR WANTS
STATE CAPITAL
MOVEMENT UNDER WAY TO
HAVE NAME PLACED ON BAL
LOT IN NOVEMBER.

Sulphur, Okla, Aug. pa move
ment is under way here to initiate
a petition asking that the name
of Sulphur be placed on the ballot
in November as one of the candi-
dates for the location of the state
capital. Business men of the city
are discussing plans to take the
step and at an enthusiastic mass
meeting last night, the speakers who
urged that the fight be made, were
loudly cheered. The meeting was
called by the Business Men S league
of Sulphur.
1t is the opinion of prominent
attorneys that the declaration OF
Governor Lee Cruce calling the
election. can be amended through
the filing of petition bearing the
same number of signatures which
were required to initiate the capital
bill. Active steps toward the initia-
ton of the petition will be taken
Immediately if it is decided to get
into the field.
Sulphur bases its claim to the
consideration of the voters because
of it's availability to all sections OF
the state, and its cheap railroad
rates during all sections of the year.
A site for the capital would be do
mated embracing as many acres as
any other city would offer. The fact
that it is a splendid summer resort,
it is claimed, would make 1t an
ideal place where during the sum-
mer. capital visitors could combine
business with pleasure.
1t is said that hundreds Of visit
ors to Sulphur this summer have
stated that this city would stand an
excellent chance to secure the prize.
These include many prominent poll
ticians and attorneys.
If the fight is made, it is GER
tain to be without prejudice or mud
singing. according to town leaders.
Sulphur will make the race entirely
on it's merits. A committee now is
testing the sentiment of all the bus
mess mes and the matter will be
decided at a second mass-meeting
to be held next week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-26

The democratic house. through the
initiative of Representative Sherley,
of Kentucky, its author, has adopt
ed a measure recommended by Pres
ident Taft which is intended to cor
rect a serious defect in the pure food
law. The defect came through
decision of the supreme court in
effect that the pure food and drug
act did not cover false claims re-
garding the curative properties OF
medicines and the manufacturers
complied with the law in stating
merely the ingredients OF their
goods. The Sherley bill amends the
law so as to provide that drugs
shall be held 'misbranded N the
package or label shall bear any
statement, design or device regard
ing the curative or therapeutic ef-
feet of such article which is false
and fraudulent"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-26
PANAMA CANAL IS SLOGAN
AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE

not soaring anybody to noticeable
extent anywhere. National tickets
and national platforms are before
the people and they are going
about their business evidently undis-
turbed by apprehensions that the
general welfare with the grand i'm
petus it is showing, will be upset
by any likely election result.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-26

While the representatives of big
business are planning to attack the
women's eight-hour law at the coming
session of the California State Leigs-
lature, representatives of organized
labor are preparing to SO amend the
law that it will protect all women
wage earners.