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Typowriters Given Away

The Emerson Typewriter Company
of Woodstock, H.. have recently given
away over 400 of the highest grade,
wholly visible Emerson Typewriters
made in the world. They have gone
into every state and territory in the
United States. There may be some in
your town. They are giving them
away everywhere to men, women, boys
and girls, over Is years Of age, on sur
prisingly liberal conditions.
II you could make any use Of a 500.
90 typewriter, providing it did not cost
you even one cent, then in letter or
on postal card addressed to Frank l..
Wilder. President. Woodstock. H..
simply say, Mail me all your Free
Offers, and by return mail you will
receive their Free Offers. the names Of
over 400 who have recently received
typewri;ers free, and you will learn on
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01
Mass Meeting Called to Form
County Roosevelt Club

Pursuant to resolutions adopted by
vote of the board of directors of Abe
Roosevelt Club of Weld County, Colo
RADIO, Incorporated, mass meeting is
hereby called to be held in the Court
house at Greeley on Friday evening,
February End, at 500 pm.
All persons who believe that Theo-
dore Roosevelt should be the nominee
of the Republican party are invited 10
be present and become members OF
this club, which has for its purpose in
every legitimate way to assist in Sc.
curing the nomination OF Mr. Roose-
welt a second time for the presidency
of the United States.
Any who are in sympathy with the
movement but who cannot attend are
requested to send letters giving assur-
ances that they will cooperate with the
movement.
Communications or inquiries may be
addressed to any of the following:J. Y.
Crone. H. Z. Mann, E. C. Smith. John
T. Jacobs, S. +. Martin, p Z. Boyle,
Leo G. Mann, Joseph c. Ewing, Chas.
H. Wadsworth, A. Gideon, W. X.
Adams. J. c. Nixon, K. W. Bullock,
Chas. Davis, Directors.
The above announcement reached us
too late for publication last week, and
when this gets to our readers it vii! be
too late to start for Greeley. However,
this is not likely TO make a large differ
ence as the distance to that place pro-
hibits participation in affairs there. In
our opinion, goodly portion Of the re-
publicans in this section believe that it
will be wise for their party 10 pick some
other candidate than President Taft.
1t would be our opinion that in this To-
cality La Toilette sentiment would be
ahead of Roosevelt. Personally we IA
vor Cummins.
If any in this section wish to become
members OF the Club, they can do so
by signing blanks sent here. There is
no fee.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01
LADIES AID ORGANIZED

At the meeting of the ladies held
last Saturday. about eighteen were
present. After a preliminary discus
sion in regard to organizing two soci-
ties, the object of each being discussed
theytinalIy decided to organize So
ciety to be called the Ladies Aid.
After temporary chairman and Sec
retary had been elected committee
of three were appointed to draft a
constitution, who were Mrs. Addington
Mrs. Barker and Mrs. l.. NJ. Sweigard.
This society will meet again at the
land Office, week from next Saturday
Feb. 10th for the purpose of hearing a
report of the committee named and to
complete the organization.
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Commercial Club Comes Back

The meeting of the Commercial Club
last Saturday was fairly well attended.
About twenty were in attendance. A
committee consisting of d. c. Cutler,
|. N, Vik and Louis Allen were ap
pointed to draft constitution.
Officers were elected as follows; c.
X. Graves president, |. N. Vik, Sec, +,
l.. A.~Whittier Treasurer, and Louis
Allen and c. R. Graves as directors.
A letter was read from the Keota
club suggesting the advisability OF in
viting delegates from Buckingham and
Stoneham to meet with US at some time
in the near future to discuss the adyis.
ability of q new county at this time.
and otaer questions that might be Of
mutual interest to this section. 1t was
voted to instruct the Secretary TO cor
respond with the clubs OF the different
towns, and next Tuesdaf was suggest.
ed for such meeting.
Another meeting was called for next
Saturday to hear the report of the
committee named above, and to TAX g
any action that may be deemed nee
essary.
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Time to. Fay Taxes

The first half of Zach ye;Sz taxes
are due aad payable January /. the
Second half due and payable July /,
OF each yea! and the Fir I half be-
come delinquent Teb'y IS, and the
End half become deliaqucat July 81.
of each year AMI draw Interest af-
ter said dates. All l2xas a e paid
20 County Treasurer.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Z. A. 5. Tubsaer) Serial-Ul,oCA
Department Of the Interior.
Unitet. States Land Office. Sterling. Colorado.
DeeeR,ber as,n. iJil.
NoTIca Is hereby given tha, John A. Sigcrson.
Of stonehani. Colorado. who. on Mag a,r.i. 1910.
made Homestead application No. GIsoJO. for
hvr.heast quarter. Section q. Township ~.
Range aS w. 9th Principal Meridian. has fixed
notice oi inIengiJn - make Communication p,oo. to
establish claim t, the land anovc described be-
foo Register and Receiver at Sterling, cs.osa,.o.
On the 9Th day OF April 1912.
laGiant names rs wit.essos'
hiram NJ. Shelton. of stonenam, Colorado
Lester II. LoNder. of
I.vigc T. SlocUm. Of il
Alsa a. Fischer. " Sterling. g 2.s
W. II. POI Nd. Register
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NorIcM roH runLIcArlnN.

4. A. S. PubiishorJ Seriai-0l tsEaa
Department OF the interior.
uni,ed States Land Office Sterling. Colorado.
January p, 1912
NoTicE Is hereby Eigea that Gro,er C. soGl;op.
Of Stoncham, Colorado Who on November 81. 1919.
made Homestead appli=ati3n No OlI5,2 for
Southwest quarter Section p Towuahip 9 n.
Range 10 w. 9Th Principal Meridian. has FLED mo-
tiee of intention to male eommutation proof
80 establish claim to the land above described be-
fore Register and Receiver at Sterling Colorado.
on the 2lSt day Of MAJ. lJll.
Claimant names - wittesses
Stephen Whitaker. OF StJnctam. Colorado.
Julius Youngbcrg, Of
Walter d. CtandalI Of " 81
Miles ". Mitchell. Of ' 81
W u! POUND. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L As. PublisherI serial-oiioS

l.. A. = iPublisherb Serial-1ilDs2
Department CT the Intcri"..
United States Land Ol!ce a, Sterling. Colorado.
December 2sth. 1911.
NoTicE |, hereby given that James +. Wolling-
ton os Stoacham, Colcrado. who. on February 18th.
1919. ,EaGe Homestead Entry. No. pi!gs2. for
south@c est q'Iarter. Section ~. Township I n.
iAnss "a w., ith srinsi'irl Meridian has fled re-
nee u iHssraon r.ske eo,nmuta,ion Proof. To
s5,stlie claim II the ii,.d above described. before
Register Receiver at st.r!iur C.!or.,do OF, tn.
ia day Of Aprh. l9..
Ciainian: names Z, Witnesses.
M'liaza L. Lctamons. oi Stoaehar. Colorado.
Marry : Sn.itI. OF
Ralph B4rtrnm of ia
Lester ID. Winner. Of -
". II. POUND, Register.
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ANOTHER LADIES SOCIETY

As mentioned last week, two move
ments were started at the same time,
with similar but not identical purpose
These ladies after discussion decided to
meet with Mrs. Murphy next Saturday
to effect an organization and select a
name.
There is nothing hostile in the OBJ
jects of the two organizations and
some OF the ladies purpose belonging to
both. All ladies' are invited to come to
this meeting also.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
A.. $. tPubiisherl Serial 0iiscl'

Il. A. :. tPublisherb Serial 0lisel' !
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office. at Sterling. Colorado.
December Ath. 1911.
Ho1iCE is hereby given that Reuben l.acock.
of New Rnymer. Colorado. who on September
lIta. 1910. made homestead entry. No. DISH. for
southwce: quarter. Section 10. Township n.
Range So W.. 9th principal Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention tn make final Communication
Proof. to establish claim to the land above de-
serise,l, before U s. Commissioner. at Keo,a. Col
or'sao on the 2$ri day of February. 1912.
Claimant rs,nes as witnesses.
George Miller. Of New k.yne.. Colorado.
Lewis Allen. of
lngcbert vik. Of e sc
Albert Il. Meherson. of '' =
W. II. POUND. Register.
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Politicians are wondering what Bev.
eridge will say at the Denver harmony
banquet. They may rest assured that
they will know what he said when the
the banquet is over, and that is more
than we could be sure of if some men
we're to speak.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Z. AS Publisher, Serial 0Sl4S.
Department OF the Iatrrior.
United States Land Office vi Sterling. Colorado.
December 2oti. 1871.
Nor1cs is hereby given that Joseph d. Chera-
my. OF Stoneham. Colorado who. ou October lst.
1869. made homestead application No. O9ls9. for
SWl-4. Section ., Township Z N. Range 81 W..
9Th principal Meridian. has filed notice of intention
u make commutstion Proof. to establish
claim /, the lard ai,ove describcd. before Regis
ter and Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado. on the
10th day oi April 1912
Claimant names MS witnesses:
Newton j. Saa'icr. Of Stoneham. Colorado.
Edward liarwoDd. Of e
Louis Jensen. Of Ia
Ncrn Anab. Of e rs
W. II. POUND. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01

With Col. Watterson and pitchfork
T'illman locking horns. with COL Bryan
attacking Harmon's record, and rela-
tons strained between Clark and Folk
in the democratic camp; while La Fol-
lette is after the President, Taft is af-
ter the enemies made by the tariff, the
pinchot affair and many other Incl
dents, and shadow of Col. Roosevelt
looming larger every day, there is no
occasion for drowsiness in politics.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01

Senator La Toilette. the leader OF
the progressive republicans, is the ed
itor of La Follette's Weekly Magazine
1t publishes sixteen pages of crisp eai-
torials and interesting special articles
every week. We have arranged spec
iGlly TO supply it and this paper togeth-
er for one year at The low price Of
81. 90 for both.
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NOTICE ron p,n,.ic,vlo,.
Publishcr.l Serial-Nll,2t

Z. A. s Publishcr.l serial.Olite6
Department OF the Interior.
United StateJ Land Office at Sterling Colorado
January % 1872.
h0TcS Is hereby that william J. Christ.ansen.
oi S,oneham. Colorado. Who. OF March Srd. 1910.
made Homestead application, No Uliias. .or El-a
sWl-i and Lot 3. seetion u, Tovnahip $ NJ,
Ranre6 W, 5,h Principal Meridian. hiss iileJ
notice of intention - make Communication
Proof, to establish claim u the land above de-
scribcd. before Register and Receiver. at Sterl-
ing. CoIorado.on the lath day of April lgl2.
Claimant names as witnesses
Stephen Whitaker. OF stoneham, Colorado.
Mies II. Mitchell. Of
Newton J. Strador. Uf 81
Thomas II. Leslie, of 81
W. II. POUND, Register.
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Come 20 Cilure.,

Cone to chm ch a. the school
house every Sunday morning.
Sunday Schcoi at ten o'clock. fol-
lowed By preaching an houf later.
Young Peoples' meeting at 1890
p. III. each Sunday.
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NOTICE E0E PUBLICATION.
tpubli-heri Serial pl2OcQ
l:nur a.I ILL. lnl.Ei-..

Department cf the Interior.
United States Land o.Hrc At Sterling. Colorado.
DcsomLer 5;h. 1911.
NoTIcEL hereby giscn that Charles " Thon,-
as Of fo.t Morgan. Colorado. whc. on April l.
1910, rnsde homestead entry, No Oi2oso FOR SELL
Section g.. Township 6 n. RarSc q W. 9TH prin-
opal Meridian. has fled notice Of intention to
maze final Communication proof. to establish claim
t. the land above deseribei lefore County Judge.
at Fort Morgan Colorado. IN the ista DAY II
February. lyi..
Claimant names as witnesses;
bert r. Piper of Fort Morgan. Colorado.
Percy Harrington. Of e -
Thomas u. Shelton. Of e e" l.,
John II. Groves. OF rs
W. H. POUND. Register.
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NOTICE FOR puHLICATi0N.
Z. a. S. Publishcrj Seriai.0Inir,1
Department OF the Interior

brV"FA"cut VI Tue IuucTtor.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
Eoeomber 2s,h. 1911.
NoHcI Is hereby given tha, Charles ]. Swan.
son. q stoneham. Colorado. who. on January sth
lglO. made Homestead Entry, No. 0l06T2. foi
SEii. Saeiiyn II. 1ownship7 n. Range % W
9Th Principal Meridian. has fled notice of inten.
tion to make Commuta,ion Proof 10 os;ab,
iish claim u the land above described. b.for,
Register and I,ceeiyorat Sterling. Colorado. on
the aOth Gay II March. Isla.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Henry d. CGnnlins, Of Stonehan,. Colorado.
kalph Bartram. II
Peter Stutz, 81 il
Alphonso Bethscheilcr, Of e 2-s
W. II. POUND, Register.
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Some papers undertake to prove that
Cummins coming out for president will
kill of La Toilette and that the latter
is very sore over the announcement. If
this is true. the Wisconsin statesman
is able to conceal his soreness in his re-
port uf the incident.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE r0R PUBLICATION.
r. As PublisherJ Serial y9aj,j.
Department of the Interior.
United S.alsa Land Oiiicc at S,crliux. Colorado.
December .dth. 1911.
NoricE Is hereby given tha, Henry d. Commins.
Of S,onchan, Colozuio. who IN November 18th,
1853, m"nc homestead entry. No. osgj6. for NWi.i
Section l.. Township n. Range 5S W. 9Th prin.
eipal Meridian. has filed notice uf intention to
make cpu.muution frnf. u establish claim
10 the land above dsseriDed. bcfore Register and
Receiver at Sterling, Colorado. On the 18th dsy Of
March. 1917
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Charles j. Swanson. of stoneham. Colorado.
Ialph baf,ram, uf
Peter Stutz. Of i.l
hlDhonBo BethscheiIcr Of oX
w. ii. POUND, Register.
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Correspondents at every
station along TIE BgriingtaH. from
Willard 10 Grover as vel rs pIacsa
rot represented by station. Il is d
good training fos rapiIi ii school, or
!or those "ho are Gapa7ed Of +choe!
adyaHtascg. We help you We aah
to pa5lish . complete history &C cast.
crn Weld county every ge3,., Ii The
section g0a live in is no. represented
zee Us or write ~.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Z. AS. tPublshsrl Serial-oi57Ss
nm.. a..

T.. A. 5. tPUblshsfi Seria-Di51Ss
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Oiiice. at Sterling. Colorado.
January q, 1919.
NoricE Is hereby given that Carl G. Anderson.
Of willard. Colorado. who on huril 18th. 1911.
made Homestead Application. No. 0l5iSs. for
Nor,hciS, quarter. Section q, Township NJ.
RanEc "a w. 9Th Principal Mci iidian, has filed
notice Of intention To make commutation
proof isforc Register and Receiver at Sterling.
Colorado. on the 2j,h day ~ June l9i2
Claimant names ~ Witnesses.
S,ephcn Whitaker Of stoneham. Colorado.
Mites 81 Mitchell of
julius YOungberg. Of e.i
James =, S,ackhousc, Of '' 81
w. II. POUND, Register.
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InexpIicahlc.

One.oi the strangest things IN this
world Is why the kind OF woman who
is proud OF her intellectually nearly
always marries man who nkes to
tinker With sick chickens.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01

We are glad to note that the Keota
News finds its lot cast in place where
its efforts are appreciated.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01

The Enterprise. Campbcll's Scientific
Farmer and Csmpbell's small Soil Man
ual cost separately $500. By special
arrangement we con let you have the
combination for s2.2j.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01

Of course, another paper might show
different results.
In Greeley the President had one out
Of six. in Morgan he was strong and
Sterling is not given. Denver and Ray
mer were not included
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01

ITO divide, or not to divide" that's
the question Of interest in some quar-
ters.
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TAKEN Upon the 9Th day Of Deem
bcr, 1911, a black and white SOW.
weight about i50 ID. y. Cue, Stone
ham, Colo.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01

Advising people to do something
worth while. beats saying don't.
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Entered as sccond-class matter
June 10, 1910. ut the postorice at
New Raymer. Colorado. under the act
Of March 3. 1879.
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Wilson seems to be popular in Colo
RADIO, also the irrepressible Teddy.
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Doesn't Cara 10, soun.

Doesn't Care Tor Soup.
wilson runaway says bis wife
poured hot soup on him. There arc
number OF methods for disposing Of
soup. but this strikes us a. the best
set suggested.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-02-01
Colorado Democrats for Wilson
Republicans for Roosevelt

A straw vote conducted by the Den
vcr Times to learn the sentiment of
this state shows fhe following result:
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Time Ta,:e
w a N T S

RatCs-ie Per wcrd eael, IN or-
.iCn. 10 ilsortiol for less Tran lee.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY !, 1872.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
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Subscription $3.50 per year in advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-23
YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING
At universaiist Church Very Enjoy
able Occasion.

The Young Peoples meeting at the
9Iniversalist church, Wednesday evening.
was well attended and everyone was de-
iishted with the address of Roger f. Etz,
national secretary of the Y. p. c. u.
Miss Louise Martin presided. Mrs. n. Ii.
Trafton and Miss Ida Gowen sang solos
and Rev. John Evans had charge of the
devotional exercises. Mr. Etz spoke in
part as follows:
The Young Peoples Christian Union
came into being because of definite
need in the UniversaIist church as the
Christian Endeavor, the Epworth League
and various other young peoples socie-
ties were organized to fill a place ia
other churches That place is similar
to the manual training department. of
our public schools. Here are taught the
principles of carpentry, w4od-turnng
and modelling, by giving tie pupil some
actual work 10 do. In a similar way all
the departments of the Mon are organ-
lied to teach and train young people in
religious work by actually doing things.
The purpose of this training is two
fold. First, the making efficient of the
life of the Individual, developing the re-
lisious nature of The young person; and,
second, the rendering of service in the
church and through the church in the
community. We are recognizing more
land more the need of moral and spirit
ual instruction for young men and wo-
men since all religious training has been
omitted from the schools No life is tr,l-
~ efficient until II has great spiritual
ideal.
But we are recognizing also that every
church, every religious Organization
must show forth fruits ef@its work if IL
rs to fulfill its mission in the world BY
training up intelligent Christian young
people, by organizing their efforts in
missionary work, by applying their re-
ligion to life through different fields OF
social science, the Young Peoples Chris
ton Union is eendeavoring to make the
church of the future efficient
This. then-the developing of the re-
ligious natures of the young people. the
making of them intelligent, earnest, en-.
thusiastc, trained Christian workers and
citzens-is our great ideal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-23
UNITED METHODIST
Favored by General Conferences Of
Methodist Protestant Church,

Z Baltimore. May 22.-By practically.
unanimous vote the general conferences
of the Methodist Protestant church
placed itself on record, today. as "a
voring the continuation of the negotia.
tons for the union of the three branches
of Methodism, 1t was stipulated, how
ever, that the Methodist Episcopal
church and the Methodist Episcopal
church South should come to an agree
ment before the Methodist Protestant
church would merge itself with the pa
rent church.
During the two hours of debate that
preceded the adoption of the report OF
the commission on church union, 1.-TWO
amendments were voted down hhat
would have had the effect ofdefertin,s
the negotiations The vote on tl,e COM
missions report was taken after an. elo-
auent speech in its defence by Rev. Dr.
Thomas b. Lewis. chairman Of the eom-
mission. and former president of thu
general conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-23
THE PREssYTERlANs
General Assembly of Church in SEES.
sion at Louisville. Ky.

Louisville, Ks, May 22-What was
taken to be an Inference by the Rev
Or. Alexander Hebry u Philadelphia
that one or more members of the Board
Of Publication and Sunday school Work
We're. not orthodox provoked quick re-
Spouse, today. from members Of the Ger
efai Assembly of the Presbyterian
church in the United states of America
Names on the heterodox ones were call
ed for One commissioner said that anv
member of the board who had 10 make
Genital reservations in his acceptance of
the church's doctrines should at once
resign. Moderator matthews isternly,
forbade any challenge of any mans or
thodoxy on the floor of the Assembly
poihung out charges must be made be-
lore the proper tribunal of the church.
Or Henry Strengthened matters out by
explaining that in anything he had said
he had not intended to convey any IN
Terence. and expressed his unquestioned
belief in the integrity of the orthodoxy,
OF every board member
The Assembly expressed its disapproyal
OF the acceptance by Secretary of Aeri-
culture Wilson, last summer, of vice
presidency of the Brewers Congress M
Chicago by resembling it's action in cboos
ing him as delegate TO the Pan Pres
hyterIan Council The nominating COM
inittee ~as directed 10 nominate a dele
gate from the Synod Of Baltimore. from
which Secretary Wilson was to have
been a representative for the office.
The Assembly was chary about a res
ointion which urges the government of
the United States to recognize the gov
ernment set up in China. Several sneak
ers expressed fears that favorable ac-
ton might lead to diplomatic compliea-
tons. motion to table was voted
down and the resolution was referred ia
the Board of Foreign Missions, which is
to report 1t later with its recommends
tions.
\ Creation of an Industrial peace com
mission as permanent organization oi
the church was disapproved as imprac-
teal and unwise The Indian commits.
lsioner's ruling that insignia of religious
organizations was out of place in gov.
ernment schools was endorsed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-23
THE DARRoW JURORS
Are Complete at Los Angeles, With
Exception of tho Alternate.


Los Angeles. Mas s2.-Selecting
18th or alternate juror In the trial Of
Clarence S. barrow, the Chicago law
yer. for alleged Jury bribing, proved,
today, the most difficult task yet undcr-
taken in the trial The regular jury Of
IL men was completed before the. noon
recess 1t includes seven raneli.r q
When court, adjourned. late toda., 10
men had been examined in "a fruifhss
attempt to obtain the 18th member WHO.
VIII act on reaching a verdict only in
case of the Illness of regular jnior.
IT was after the completion OF the .i,li,y
that both sides in tho case. agreed to
choose an extra juror as permitted by
law long on the statute books OF The
state though seldom Invoked
OF the entire 10 rejected but o1,,.s had
a pronounced opinion favorable st1siai,er
unions and almost all of the others de-
elared themselves 50 strongly opposed
to unions that they couId' not De fair
to DafTow. -
Seven talesmen will be availailjia, to-
morrow morning. and unless Gls de-
lays Experienced, today. are repcAfed it
is believed the trial VIII be well Aislder
way before adjpurnment 8gssa!8