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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-26
Try whitney's restaurant.


John Barrett returned to Claremore
this morning.
Big turkey dinner at the Grotto
Cafe Thanksgiving.
Senator Gid Graham was in town
today from Claremore.
Frank Williams has returned from
a business visit in ST. Louis.
G. E. Holderman went through this
morning en- route to Chetopa, Kans.
There will be a meeting of demo
Gratis at the court house this evening
There will be a musical recital at
the Sacred Heart Institute this even.
ing.
Apples, apples, apples. Peoples
Grocery. 90
The youngest child of C. C. Long is
reported to be very low this after
noon
The district court was the cause of
a crowd coming down from the north
end of the county today.
Turkey. turkey, turkey Peoples
Grocery. 90
There was a continuation OF the
turkey shoot at the Electric park this
afternoon with a good attendance.
Ben Moskowitz is moving his store
today to the room in the Wise build
ing recently vacated by the Gem res
taurant.
Mrs. Minnie Smith today received a
letter from her son. Rube Smith, who
is at Maer, Ariz., and in it was ten
dollars with instructions that it should
be used to prepare a Thanksgiving
dinner
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-26
A Card of Thanks.

| desire to express to the voters of
the Third Congressional District and
to my friends, who so Loyalty stood by
me in the recent campaign, my pro-
foundest thanks for their faithful and
loyal support and desire to assure
them that | will try to give them no
cause to regret their action.
| received 27,1S4 votes. Mr.. Daniels
received 2O,SS4, my plurality over Hr.
Daniels being $500 votes.
JAMES S. DAVENPORT.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-26

FOR SALE-Lot 13 In block 80,
size 80 by 1876 feet. west front. One
block west Of North park This is a
bargain. Apply at Chieftain office. II
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-26

The first rehearsal of all parts of
the merry MiIkmaids" was held at
the Cherokee Club rooms Saturday
night. This performance win exceed
anything given in vinita by local tai
ent. 80
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-26

FOR SALE--A good horse, buggy
and harness at bargain. Enquire of
Miss Hickman, Cherokee building.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-26

loan money on farm lands. C. b.
Raymond Building.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-26
CAREFUL AND PROMPT SERVICE


Expecting to receive fair compen-
sation for its service and without pre-
tense of giving something for nothing,
the INTERNATIONAL BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY. tenders its Off
GERS to those who appreciate careful
and prompt service, believing that, be-
ing equipped with all the facilities of
modern banking house it can be of
real service TO you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
Some Fearful Statistics Of
the Late Fourth.


n Al the faalel oyer the money
wasted n flrewosks were 20 be- COLI
leefo6 IN ono place tncy would make
|ulr 10 thick shn aunahlne would moi
ga shfoegh Il fot re years
n az sae doer % whose teiis fire.
Crackers were llesl feGny were plac4d
IN single file che eadlna dog would
be running lhfousff liomt,ay whuo
the Last doa wouid BE- heating Il W
an aiioy In New York.
~ M the coming roman cendlee
lhol off could BE- made into ono. q
would We tan enough a. reach the
fnoSn. and the balls shot from II
wonId pentoraic ihr Millty Way ana
glance 81 the north pole n 4upltef.
but even then hwooid not giyc
enough, ~ lans long enough for ne
avefnGR fmas boy
y nii me burnt fanmrgs ~ to-day
were On one man. ana b. Wefs ~
strike ghom wiih hainmer while
&FlvlnE a nall the selI ~ would emit
would ~ ~ loud that 4 wnuld waken
the oldest lnhahllan1 % Saturn from
his midday nap. end Tho Sound
would paHa The nekfdHl fixed star 40
forty seconds from lht fine u left
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

sis fcei was Prank. ulsh shoulders
broad.
And flhtg % Ten q steer.
An eaAln olnncn 10 plt4ca al ffnud.
That hneW no Afneru feaF
A man b. truth, shousht, and
turned
no hon The hook ht RAD
A sickly mnsh & War ~ Ruah:
"itH nwfpi sweet lc said.
a litilr aapper man was I'm.
Quite ludyilke an1 fair
with dainty hands and flnRefs slim
And aaoefly scented hair;
"A popplniayi" 1 told myself.
Then slaneud hts book inside
a fiery tale Of knlahfs b MeH
u was '1fot stufft A. etied
onnther Green Ia Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Hereafter when you aonI ~ ms
gains 81 aay bus hawk. eee aeel
a hs.a. IL y naefnl Tas IA
csses Citizen comes - ~ Qstentf
- follows.
while driving hsto town me qlilef
'lay ~ naGietd a q fpaf clrlss
ma dead bodies q nine haess fH4t
|hsf faetntly been shot ~ Soma fafHnt
~ 81 ihpt vicinity and lefl ~ inst
tlseh perhaps A. wafping for ether
1npfcdat5Fa n rnnchero has aesp
nne " hls chickens 80 sailing Of IN
lhe clutches 81 a hawk. q q mighty
hard 70 persuade him thaa 9 hawk
has attributes other than those Of =
professional thief II = NOS eaoy %
"a acquninlud with hawHs, ~ eEceE
the circumstance he sa nol ensirsly
20 blame. However,. nct ali Aawhs
steal Many hawks i've almost en-
trely On prairie dogs. squirrein So
pliers. noiea. mice eraeahoppern.
beatiss and the ike. ana are smons
fhe most uesfui birds We hste. Many
hawks have BEEN shot On farms
when az matter Of dollars and eenss
they are worth more 20 khe farmer
ia month than the chicksns ~ has
stolen tn rive years. time. a farmer
should not loas sltht 81 ne ordinary
utliits o. BIRD. necaus4 black
bird n IN a srein field a does moi
sisnlfY he Il doInE HARM the hawks
have eyes mat are more perfect than
nns pther orsans N sight mat exist,
TAey ors powerful IN filght ana have
strong taiGns cor heldine and hooked
bllls fer tearing their prey. They
often swallow the smaller rodents %.
Tire o. tear them apart. swullowine
me fragments, y, has been dam0Hs
straled ~ careful examination q
Hundreds Of slomachL of The red
tailtd hawh that poultry snd came
birds DO not constitute mare thnn ten
per cent ~ ~ food,
80 there IL big balance IN favor
of aha hawk. And whsn W 400 the
harm done. 70 our isvigpllng disensa
nv ire sophsrs. moles ana mice, W
rather welcome the hawks as ppllre
|pretecspfn Ana a. % the crow. hs
has i reputation a. black % hIs qoes'
|nRt ne n a sod scavenger We have
lived IN cltlea ~ nuFmah and Mexiep
whsfs ma lhwn pfnlscsfd the crow
and forbade anyone % shoot him. =
/ has been proven beyeSei doubt that ~
/ Is Of more resi- economie value thar
hasm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
InE wosDnns Oh TnE cI.nIATE.


We have been having some pretty
hot weather lately VI Albuquerque.
The THERMOMETERS has been register
ms - hlah a. fbb ~ front ~ she
bulldlns on ne Narale corner, even
though protected W an awning. and
the official rpadsRaa at the rio
nrande lnanslrinl school whore IL
may naturally be supposed 20 be
much cooler than IN the downtown
almrict 81 fhs sifs. have gone az
high ~ pst xet no one Il Frustrated.
ana people - abonl their business
In thn mlaIle ~ me day without the
ssd " ambuIahaek o. sedan chairs.
Thhl Il ID 1aiFly eomgoriable. even
In mlddaR m hueh weather and with
such ittnptfasprea A. this IN Albu-
ouefans dnmonrsFates rather torcIbly
what 4 n'onhefful climate New Mex
geo has. h eastern cities and towns.
hluesy a about lhs limit o. human
tndufanre ant thes begin 10 drop
saplail ii li.e stFesss and the offices
sfter that ~ Alh'lanerqus We walk
horne u laAeh with ne mercury
ahosina bs
The atFFn, s. n aht great range %
temperature which has aomstlmen
been ohIaelna 81 a. dalaiefious. Might
hefoaa i4sf Illa .aaftl,fF. after reaeii-
snN Us "a noon, went sliding down
me seteAs q lwln,rr temper
atufae ShkfaIf before daylight in tht
mefnlna. IA iaat tlnukais were nee
eaaar, 70 ta,aitlfsfle nlvmbefn Come
hlnaa wan thf astness % the afr,
nights IiEs fs'= reese iife wsFsh llf-
luN u INN NNt NiiHiFfiHN "tHA"ef
ANA sl4a .Ha i4a1 tiaim % ons
"a ,hc bs H ellfaassH On me
inandan s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
NEW AGENT FOR THE
NEW MEXICO CENTRAL
ARRIVES AT STANLEY


(SpseiNl CpFFsNpnuesnes 20 see r1ernsep
stanley, y. M, uiy ffs-Mr. aud
Mia w. u. Olmstead ana little Ganeh-
lnr were new arrivals IN STANLEY on
the sih, Mr. olmstead Was checked
N On ts,e elh as egent for the New
AeHlro Central, relieving a. G. Evans.
RESIGNED Air Evana viii have charge
pf enc stanley end OF the buaInena for
ne Santa - Gold and Copper MinISe
campanF az shn Pedro.
tfist Lille Hammer made home.
ssoaa aline On An additional $50
eeFee ef,land hcfeFe United states
feHH'ifsiaaaf lflHseh on the Sth.
liIefebt MefeaaInx her homealead ie
sap acres
=, 3. AenAtfl1r left Sunday 10 ra-
turn 20 WinaloW. Ark. after spending
Tho fourth 50 home.
81 2. Camp was a Morlarsy vlslton
Tuepday.
Rev. y W Hendrix proarhod a enc
efnlol house sunday evening.
state senator y y. p0nkey was
stanley visitor sunday.
walter Gray LEFT wednesday Tor VI
Yaeo
Hiaft Rrda. are addina 10 the at.
tlae,'feHess u their store building ~
hrtltins 2 naW cnat % pains
THO Weather fer The paat week haa
NfgH hni und dlt ig fain dosa MT
fnN Niih'n he next faW days rruns
Hut funEe WIN anf6r.
a'ta WestfieN nelahhofhood enist.
M nH ZEE cream soclaDle ana plenin
~ eno Y. uuHnIAe home IN ina
pan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Mckinley county hna bright fp-
iufc anend og h. Dui Il beromoo che
optg oi every resident to hoip Trims
Abopi tpal future ~ aeon ~ pOaslhie
u can ~ accomplished through she
Hnlltlne efforts Vf ihose who make
this their home. Booet your home.
Tor what batter thing have sou to
boost forg When y0u speak or write
% a stranger about this. the lnnd al
opnorrunitg, don't fail to put IA the
good word Remember. II "a for a
worthy oause--for your home Gallup
Independent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12


ftee aif Nenor of Jacksonville.
Fla Mya that the ok3ohef az 1915
wlll $50 me arrival n the MllleDlnu,
The other day . New Work cop WAN
asked % shoot snuiI ooH' suppnsfd
IS mad The bullet N6nt through
lhe foe nnd M an innoerns byrlana-
a. Jestpa :. KscFza Thr irsena
y not atFlrug.
Tlle ether patricia ORGANIZATIONS
win hkeir Join thr th9de Sslend So
ciatS ~ enc cinci, na{i IS ils feHpr-
STRANGE Against The plppoaee anaifur,
llon 81 that feiic - me htf nnf,. the
u. B. 3. rqnleilAtlon.
A. least nine sped tHt ~ fhe hoiIfs
~ representative Henry cl14. Iuhn
Sell NoifAA. Biainc. H4NaaH. far'iEte
heHd. Cannon and now Champ Clark
haFe vested the Nf8tlfHNrf THREE
u IntM ftH fOr il i 0nlf m1H
Nha aver feached ihG presidency f|t
|th1 srfahafEnin Vas tHrf fpIh
hef 81 upa|H - AiaA'snn
WIZ nNfiFr1 nfeTf F1HI'F FF'ff'H'7'
lttnY q riRco II fufu iaHtI ~ H
Pas rnN'olr H1d rdre H~ a4'lHH ~
|N ft ~Ill take NJ Nt that hf
lnrHt ~ your church NJ Mfa ~
NH IaHqoFt youg lha|o ara flaAr
faN a bHiinf pFoaen4f aRI d lnFf
inevitable fay which ftt So e4IHH
Whtn you tan ~ laNNfe htrft tNt
phnt&h d AL iaAs A tnN NlIN
'iHs fHrHtf04eH az "a I0H|N
The Nofqnio conf1.I AZ NV M
|lafnal|4NH| Bible rl4I AaN NA|'et
aptn rfeff FrplsMa H'F.f,tf NJ
t..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12


sef. $3.50 " n ~
80 1919 - -.
''f w .''e' 1850. '''ar W. y.
n.te nsa .-n''y ~ ~
'nsst ''''.s ePa ~ 100 v. w ".
w s"s 100 ~.
800 ~ $500 '
"''"''y s''' "'
''s''r psia1''s nessf ishs fneA'ipf,'
pHt nist hnRe epn's 70 20 y" ire ma
npfiif' Z tH~ ,tnfs $50 e"''sinsfAo'p
Newspaper nnp v'hef a'n1pas'P" Nns
pfospEsn ~ statement ~ re lA'n
hupaeh hAae mai ne never hHa
Nonnry ~ "'N nis ~" p"n' Fror''t''@
nse fraud. olsdntone pas anotPsI
man VINO nefer inonisnq ~ sHenuonF
n she ordinary sense. nnp r. '' ~ 2
g an advanced ana virefep4 ~ afe
MI y these and mnny "'nes emf
nent men arc enan1p'ep q aie pone-
hi''ty - snccnsntnlt atp'p'na HHfss
eionn' y does MT foilow lkat ~
SENSE ~ 'p~-'i snrf ''N N't H~ts tf,'s
hoiicass--'heir periods 2 rest ifom
par'icpief line ei eoi'VliN ~ cnfn4.
inR % some gsHe'f
ana, amer ~. aasa The Van Fran
cisco chronlcle. 81 y me change tha1
Innhsa shp holiday, not me ldlenpsr
ihei aaA ut indnlsnd ~. a real ~.
easioA W % lneenn inplisc verallgn
ffem lxdunlry, ~, opportunity % a.
rheletHf ~ QlrAso Tor . ehnnes. 4
iprY rnenNon 4 not yacalion "A
ssl' anas " allewihs me fafullien
md fbf senses NJ bettme sln6nant
~ 4 period a 90 uumikef eFiI.
t"H fHpARiF i"+ N"rNt'rH hN"lt HN'
NroWR em0uE Amefleann may be seen
hf alanclHe nt ne pAgss oe nunuef
FstoIi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ne ns~s-
peppers. 1plf & leW Year, a4o vefp
..||.HN |1|.." ||.'|.M. TIA" .N|..Z t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

That's epeg the men mRy simply
wear tneif TOP bats too. also.
~
N ~ HEFREAHING % have
chan0f nnghon eqhEirt y. ~ fails
mueloaily 81 she nar after ycnrh AZ
nFslfr Haf. LlntoIn. Neb.. beverly
and Eeopus-- n illa printers could only
~ fort rom nlaking Il ~seaRrlt."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
TARc q he Sslas


Ana ufouoIf NNfN uNN NE"Hi
Sc was the flower % me flock.
shl strummed che narpaiehord.
--cineinnEfi Eaauircr
Aud when nIahs feil as black ~ ink.
she vat with looks quite bofad
ana. while Ma tollrd a. Kitchen sinh.
she airummed ne hnfpeichofd
r0ebyef hseuplleen
Ana asa she come 20 some ~ end
Like lazy girls in booxsg
Not a)iel A man with coin 20 apend
she won QUE with her looks
az Y6onastown Teleefam.
They n02 lice In Inussy fiat.
TITS an they can anord'
Ten children r0mp around the place.
(They have no harpslch0rd.J
%
INDIANA raises chiefly poeis. nov-
slials and nomlnees.
90
GOVERNOR Harmonic boom looks
like = hippo had rolled on H.
-
SOME PEOPLE nay that fas vefas
stunt was simply Fiynn.fiam ssme.
WHY TALK ABOUT ''srls-appolnl.
20 bossesY AREN'T they All that Kind 2
-
MAYOR Jnynor didn't run very faf
--but n lant h0therlns him BIZ.
o.
MAGAZINE editors are now bualir
preparing material fer she 1876 edi-
tons
INV PnoBsnITioxisTs alSy, arc
helping eqpnd the death hneli Of ths
cod fhll6i syaltih. .''f
YOU MAY have never heard Of IL,
bus Wilson's front name - rhomaas--
~ Same 1ensFson.
col GEORGE Harvey IL moi helms
pointed out sci % the original wood-
row Wilson man.
o.,
WHAT 10 DO with our near-pfes.
ldense has now become the nrcsnlne
problem u me day
--o-
FUNNY THEY dldnt just iron A..
alnlrnt secretary Andrew out with shA
Tieam rolitr.
~ SPiTE Of ihls growing aaitaeion
asalnet naked robbery. no ono has yet
objected "a the bah nlayer's practice
Il stealing banaA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

4hry hea listsn enriss.su~at ~ las
Democratic eonvohllep At naltlmofa.
Tbs NHpubIieasa cannot claim an lhn
nantfs II iHaf Ilnt Tans valley
News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

spec|al conroeat'ea az kle simn'N
chapter No. 4. 81 a. lh.a even.
lnH ~ o'clNn tar work 81 lht
u 4. dcsroe. nanef ~ s'elnnA.
AN Ri#iina eonnsn'14s aft Halfpno
~ pfHer Of ~ 81 fInrf BRAUN
n------Ll a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

W. r. Tudor Of Vaughn. was shot
ana instantly killed yesterday after
noon following. u h said, a quarrel
between his aon and that Of J. y.
Moore. which the parents took up.
The two men were a. ball game
ant Tudor went over and commenced
making rernnrks Ia a low tone 20
Moore wheE the latter drew re-
NDiFcr and fired thrce shoia. two TAX
Ina effect IN the body and one ~ the
head Tudor was nnnrmcd. Tudor
wan a ear foreman for the 6antn 70
and lceveE family,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Work has begun az Tucumcari on
Az drllllng 90 two additional deep
wells ns the ~ Paso 4 Southwestern
railway shops a. srcufe better ana
more permanent supply of water
Reports from Logan. y. ~. are -
lne effect that gold has been dis
ceftrcd n mines near there nssaying
81 per ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

flahald strntt0n. the i2-yenr-old
tnn % Str. and MFs. Bert 6irntton.
living fifteen miles north 81 Eikins.
wae thrown from puchlnR horse
HAT Wednesday sustaining what are
thought 40 be fatal injuries. Besides
several honcn being brokon. there are
Internal Injuries which are believed
fo llf SERIOUS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

neflFudaa alongoya of Hautg Fe,
who wne hit on ths head with a stone
when small child. haa been sent g
ihe Las Vegas asylum suffering with
y Yepere case 81 Insanity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Durlnn the summer months moth
ers % young children should watch
for any unnatural loosenesa Of che
bowels when gsvan prompt etten~
|tlon % this time SERIOUS trouble may
BE- avoided. ChnmkeTlains Collie.
Cholera and DiaFrhoea Kennedy can
always - depended upon. For sale
hy aii dfuEEigia,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

The milkman can mot veil he blamed
foF sAy-biup MILK and such
~ Hnter IN ma mIN paeauan hla
fses may drink 600 Hnck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

asen grow quite chllHlah aheR tnaiF
wives are On their summer lfipsi
Why. some. like lnianfa have been
hnown 10 play With ehlpa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Tho SWEETEST turnouis ana cabs IN
the city are ~ Tfimhle'B. ia North
Second street. Phone 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

You'll flnd q hundred mnrfIad nlul
who hloueh ABOUT fhIa town
who won't dress VI. Wherefore tsflf
wives give chem dferslas gown.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-11-08

to Mrs. Lords residence, where they
were entertained at $500" The
color scheme was red and green, red
carnations and ferns being used. In
vitations were issued to the follow
ing ladies: Mesdames Battles, War
field, Sanborn, Spooner, Conger, Gill
more, Lakin, Mcdonald, Ward, Bar
ker, Reynolds, Bowser, McCuaig,
Stanton, Kreatz, E. H. Marcum, WAL
ter Marcum, Jester, Brooks, White,
Lycan, E. H. Smith, Arnold, Ebert,
G. M. Palmer, Campbell, O'Leary, l..
H. Bailey, Miss Bailey, Scharff,
Cochran, Harris, Parker, McIver,
Wilson, Brown, Denu, Given, Philip
Gill, David Gill, Dyer, T. c. Bailey,
Palmer, Brooks, Kenfeld, Baer, Net
zer, Koors, MacLachlan, Southworth
and Henderson. Mrs. Campbell was
awarded first prize and Mrs. Given
received the second highest score.
The Presbyterian Ladies will give
an oyster supper, Friday evening
from $50 till 8 o'clock, in the
church basement. Admission thirty
five cents. Following is the menu:
Escalloped oysters Baked Beans
Brown Bread
Cabbage Salad Assorted Pickles
Rolls Doughnuts Coffee
ADV.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-11-08

Joe Cnr1Sty mas returned from
trip to Minneapolis.
Scandinavian delicasies at Peter
SON 's.-Adv.
Henry Blake was in Bemidji for
few hours yesterday.
Go to Hakkerup for photos. ADV.
b. M. Tschoepe, the Whitefish
Junction merchant, was in Bemidji
on business yesterday.
All the papers, all the magazines,
at Peterson 's-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Herman were visit
ors from Remer yesterday.
One thousand five and ten and fif-
teen cents ''libraries'' just in at Pc
terson' 's.-Adv.
VIM. Russell left yesterday for
Thief River where he will spend a
few days on business and pleasure.
Secure set of six Rogers AA tea
spoons free with the Pioneer. Ask
how. Come packed in neat lined
boxes.
Mr. and Mrs R. c. Spooner and
D. w. Spooner were in Bemidji yes
terday and went to Wilton at $3.50.
Don't forget to attend the annual
campre of the old soldiers, at the
Odd Fellows hall, Saturday, Novem-
Der 9.-Adv.
Mrs. H. w. Donald left last night
for Minneapolis where she will spend
the winter. Her son, Douglas will
join her in about two weeks.
Ask to be shown the special prem
iums offered to Pioneer readers. They
will be brought right to your door or
may be seen at this office.
Mrs. Charles Borchardt of Crooks
ton, left this afternoon for her home,
after spending month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Naugle.
An oyster supper will be served
tonight in the basement fthe Pres
byterian church by the ladies' aid.
Adv
A. J. Mcclure, of Grand Rapids,
was in Bemidji for few hours yes
terday. He is superintendent of the
experimental station at Grand Rad
ids.
Copy rights and juvenile books of
standard authors always on hand.
My regular price is as low as others
-Peterson.-Adv.
Mrs. J. A. Colby, of Forman, North
Dakota, who has been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Ibertson,
since August, left yesterday for her
home.
A beautiful silver Berry spoon CIV
en- free to Pioneer subscribers. Guar
anteed AA Rogers silver. Read the
display advertisement.
Miss Pearl Djonne will leave for
St. Peter tonight, where she will
take up a three years course OF
nursing at the state hospital in that
place.
Supper will be served at the Odd
Fellows hall, Saturday evening, by
the ladies of the G. A. R. Admission
twenty-five and fifteen cents.-Adv
Douglas Donald left yesterday for
the Mackenzie farm near Scribne1
where he will spend two weeks hunt.
ing before joining his mother in Min
neapolis.
"' .5Es4se.7
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-11-08

ANNUAL G. A. R. CAMPFIRE.
The old soldiers will hold their an
nual campfire at the Odd Fellows
hall, Saturday evening, November 9.
The ladies of the G.. A. R. will serve
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-05
ENAT0R B0RAH
SPEAKS AGAINST
SIX-YEAR TERM

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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-05

alieye" said the Senator, that We
an pay too high price even for
BUSINESS tranquility, the tranquil
v under whose soothing shelter
prout and grow special privileges
DETRIMENTAL favors, million
ines more menacing to the life OF
republic than dictators: that bust
less tranquility which causes men
o become Indifferent to obligations
government, and many times I'M
Us them for tine sacrifices which
very citizen is called upon to make
or the general good. Back Of all
orms and details of government,
Jack Of all statutes and constitu-
ions, back of efficient democracy,
ack OF successful representative
government is the citizenship Of this
ountry."
He urged that public institutions
I'd laws should be shaped with
are for the building up of citizen
hip and for the training and for
he sacrifices and obligations exact
d and imposed by all who live
'abtly in a republic
The Senator said the concentra-
pm and Capitalization Of wealth,
aial eXclusiyeness and centraliza-
On Of government, were menacing
I'd momentous. He said that the
over now lodged in the bureaus Of
is government, which were re-
owed from control or sympathy of
he people, no Trainer OF our consti-
ton ever contemplated
In conclusion Senator Borah said:
When Cesar comes, when the maj
horseback enters the other end
Pennsylvania avenue, 1t will be
ter the question of the terms OF
iiice, whether four years or six
ears, or eligibility or ineligibility
lall have ceased to be considered,
will be after constitutions shalt
ave been discredited, its terms for
| often. II will be when the people
| hall have ceased to consider
ahether it provides one thing or an
Their. So long as we are making
| institutions and amending them
g do so upon the basis thai that
institution is TO serve a free peo-
lie who love their government, who
re intelligent and patriotic, who
hall jealousy guard its interests.
or such people there can be no
lstitication in taking away their
ights to select whom they would
| their chief magistrate"