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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-04
Prosecution Given Right to Show
Motive in Dynamite
Plots"
13 HOURS TO SECURE JURY
Statement on Behalf OF Govern
ment Contains Full His
tory of Cases.

1naianapoliss Ind, October S.-Soe
- .v,dence Of the alleged inter-
stats shipment OF dynamite anu nit1o.
~lvcerine. but also evidence az - what
waa dome with the explosives. wiz
he admitted at the trial OF the 1orty-
ak. men accused Of completely In tne
dynamite plota"
T.deral Judge Albert b Anderson
No ruled to-day. His decision. thus
opening to the prosecution the right
10 show q motive by going into tne
details Of many explosions. inciudins
that which wrecked the Los Angeles
TImes building, October !, 1910. sol-
lowed the impaneling OF . jury ana .
severe arraignment OF the dehenoAnt.
In the opening statement oy ISstnc'
Attorney Charles W. Miller. ADDRESS
ing the Jury and pointing hts nnser ~
Frank n Ryan and the forty-nve osner
men seated three-deep across the
courtr pom, Mr.. Miller declared tnat tne
,ria, had begun Of the instigators OF
.,n. mos, far-reaching conspiracy In
the history Of this country, In which
during more than I'VE years property
Of incalculable value had been de-
strowed and many. many lives had
been lost"
Eieh, farmers, two retired farmers,
one grocer and one grain dealer. all
residing in country towns or rural Dis
trtcts in Indiana. compose the jury.
All Of the Jurors swore they had no
prejudice AGAINST labor unions or
AGAINST corporations which maintained
open shops"
Judge Anderson ordered the Jurors
TO be KEEP, under guard until their
verdict Il rendered.
II rad taken Just thirteen hours TO
secur. the jgry. District Attorney
Miller. opening. said the government
would proye that the defendants. all
Of whom are former or present ofAcisis
of labor unions, entered into q con-
sp,rncy to blow up tho Jobs" u en-
pIcyers of nenuaion labor.
I'VE will show that dynamite and
nttrestycer!ne were carried from q
place in one state TO o place In another
STATE or passenger trains on which
thouss nds Of men. w,msn ana children
were travelling" said Mr, Miller. I'VE
win show that James B. NcNamara and
John J. Mcnamara who are now In
prison IN California, one Of thsM for
murder, and ortis ID. NoMsniOai, who
has pleaded guilty, were active ~ this
dynamising business and that Oh the
present defendants are guilty with
them"
Senator John W. Kern, counsel fss
the defense. objected 90 tie rsssrsacs
q, enc Of the NcNsmarss being ssa-
tsnceA foe mardss, Judge Aa69sDs0
overruieA the eNjectte7.
Mr. Miller read the Wo0es % the g.
PENDANTS and described thsiv sclssto0
with labsr usioSs, TIE Gsverw0sos'e
statement contained Q fss9 htUeogy %
the cases ana named DsssUa, NV YssA
Jcrvey City, Hobeksa, A1banv, y, III
Ru6si,. CgaciRsasi, CSssso1o4 C1scago.
NaywashsA onaAA EsouDo QNs -,
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LINKED
TOGETHER IN GUILT

Salt Lake City. Utah: Los Angeles ana
San Francisco as among the cities
where the defendants met to carry on q
conspiracy. Long extracts from let
ters already made public In the indict-
ments were read to the jury. alleging
that Ryan wrote to union onhcials In
Clinton. Iowa: Cincinnati, Omaha.
New York and Boston about paying
money for explosions there. and that
all the present defendants are ''linked
together in guilt by q. extensive cor
respondence."
He detailed nifty instances. giving
names of the railroads and numbers
Of trains on which he said explosives
were illegally carried
The presentation OF the governments
case had not been completed when
court adjourned until tomorrow.
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1aftfsn lDslesY fafnu -
AUCTION SALE.

A. I have decided TO discontinus -
dairy businsss. will sell at nay paaAA
known - the Bellevue DaAry YNf4
on the Midlothian Turnpike. ee6&
three ana one-half miles from ae1Nb
Richmond. sfss'ss1
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is. ls1a -
sale commencing ~ II o'clock sh9fAS
the following personal properly: ~.
Forty head first class Jerssxr ~
Holstein DAIRY Cows. two good younB
Farm Mules. two good young EAe0
Horses. two Colts, one Pacing MagG
standard bred. name Belle Isle. mouk
2:lSL one Double Swill Tank, one
Double Farm Wagon. one Double Nm
Wagon. good as new: one Single .Aaye
Wagon. good as new; one Single -1A<m
Wagon, two sets Double Wagon. H1ee
ness. one set Double Buggy Hae0eQA
two sets Single Wagon Harness oN0
set single Buggy Harness. Sows en1
Pigs, one Wheat Drill, one Hay Rake.
one Single and Double Plows, one. ce2n
Planter, one Mower. >ssrs.
Everything frst-class. Other. yA{ofe
cles too numerous to mention. sYsc-
JACOB PENNING. Prop, Z. - !.
Ed. No. s, South RichmSnA IA
CHARLES E. STRANG. = 81,
AuctioneSr. II ar
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FATE Of SULLIVAN
RESTS WITH JURY
Accused Murderer OF Guard
Howard Is. Last Witness
in His Own Behalf
CLOSING SPEECHES MADE
If Agreement Is Reached Yer
dict Will Not Be Announced
Until This Morning.

Chatham. Va, October 3.-The rate
OF Roy N. sullivan, now rests with
the Jury. commemorative Attorney
billiard having closed the argument al
y o'clock this evening when court was
adjourned until $3.50 o'clock to-morro"
morning. .
sullivan was the last to TESTIFY In
his own behalf He stated II was not
his wish to Kill Howard. but to SO
main him as to escape. He told OF ar
ranging with the negro Womack 10
place the gun in the quarry ana In
return he was to give the negro SSVo.
The gun was to have been placed on
'Thursday, but was not put there until
Sunday following. Womack's case Will
bs called Immediately after the Sul1i-
van case IL finished. Sullivan appeared
Ill at ease and has manifested mucn
interest He has been closely guarded
since being here.
curiously enough Painter. the sx-
guard who saw the murder ana
dropped his rifle and ran. ana on
whose account the trial was delayed
nearly week. was not put on the
witness stand.
II was expected that he would be
called for the defense to prove the con-
ditions to which the convicts In the
camp are subjected 20.
At 2 O'Clock Commemorative Attor-
ney Hughes, billiard began his argu-
ment, which was short This was fol-
lowed by that OF Major Risons who
made a forciblc plea for his client.
AZ o'clock the Jury was Instructed.
took the case and retired after which
court adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at $40. The Jury will be locked
up for the night and should they come
to decision 1t will not be known be-
fore court reconvenea
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STRIKE SITUATION
IS WELL N HAND
Georgia Railroad Officials Prom
ise Improved Service
To-Day.

Augusta. Ca, October s.-Operatins
trains both ways between this CITY
and Atlanta to-day and with promises
OF improved service tomorrow. Georxia
railroad officials tonight declared they
mad the strike situation well In hand
IT IL said that additional forces would
be put to work tomorrow in place OF
the striking tratnmen and passenger
ana mall trains will be moved nearly
on scheduie. There was no violence
reported to-day In connection with the
resumption Of traf3sc The freight eft
uation. IL Is declared. II becoming seri-
Gus. cotton and fru!t IN great aua2si
Ties are awaiting shipment and the
latter Will be greatly damaged n much
longer delayed. Chambers OF Com
n,erce OF small towns along the line
nave requested the governmene 20 In
tervenc. Commissioners Of Labor
tharies r. NciIi Is expected TO arrive
hers Tomorrow 10 take up the aues-
ton OF arbitration. II 10 said that bot n
sides have expressed their willingness.
TO have mediation
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BibioeIl0 RotlceS.

once Of
Chem cal Company,
Richmond. Va, Sept. 36. 1914
Dividend No. 60
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared Q dividend Of two
e per cent? per cent, the same be-
ing consecutive quarterly dividend
No. IS on the preferred stock Of this
company. payable October Is. 1912,
when checks Will be mailed 70 All
the close Of business on Monday, Sep
TENDER 80. 1912. and that for the
purpose OF this dividend the preferred
stock books Of this company viii be
closed from r. n Monday. Sep
TENDER 80. until 10 A. n Wednesday,
October 1s. 1912.
g. W. TRAvERS
Treasurer
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Careful attention to little girls: Epe
begun at six years Of age. Moden -
guage emphasized. For Frenca: -.
Charles w. Ceer and Misc Banan H.
Paris For German: Fraujein Hn
from Berlin. and assistant Fog So
and gardening: Miss Boice, B. 5. Co..
University, seven years sxpesience. ~
Lectures: Miss Adele William j.
school p preparatory TO- Bryn syv
Colleee. CertihcAte admits to 49,
AIumnae Scholarships for great co!9EA.
Sweet B.ier Scholarship. Select sn4 -
tied boarding department Connected yea
the school. .-<.=
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KeaI estate for BALI


FOR SALE. SIx-ROOM HOUSE. WITH
one to five acres land. on Seven
Pines car line. WIN sell cheap to
Timee-Dispatch
74eACRE farm ON MIDLOTHIAN
Pike. two miles from Bon Air; 10.
room Colonial house; good outbsild-
ings. A bargain for q speculator Be
quick. 121. care Times -Dtspatch.
FOR SALE, ONE OF THE FEW
choice corner lots east Of the Boule-
ward. 2S1x17s feet: cheapest on the
market; excellent terms. Madison
1857. Monroe 2944-L
FOR SALE. TWO CHOICE CORNER
lots IN Highland Park. 70x140. VIII!
sell cheap. MEREDITH & CO.. 500
East Franklin Street
FOR SALE, SMALL FARM, ONE AMI
a half miles from Charlottesville. Va
Address H. 512 West Main Street
Charlottesville, Va
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settle Z. salisa.rx.

Salisbury. N c.. October s.-Hon.
Thomas Settle. Republican candidate
for Governor. addressed q large aud.
ience in Salisbury tonight. making
strong effort to defend his stand on
local option. His speech was an able
one from his viewpoint. and the speak
Ter was frequently applauded by the
audience. This was the first Repub-
lican speech In Rowan during the pres
ent campaign.
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zeGaI R0ttce

vfkdiSfxNfN ffE cffKKs OFFICE:
OF THE SUPREME COURT OF AP-
PEALS. AT RICHMOND. On THURS.
DAY. THE 18TH DAY OF sEPTEN-
BIER. 1912.
BraSg
against
The Thinking Land and
Improvement Co..
Inc. 81 ais.
Upon an appeal from, ana super
sedcas 60. a decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court of the County OF Lunen-
burg q; the January term, 1912.
The object cf tho petition He'd IN
this cause IL TO have the said decree
reversed and annulled, and amdavts
having been made and flied that 5. J.
Cassen. &. c. sours and J. =. Harris
are non-residents Of the state Of VIZ
Gtnis, IL 10 ordered that. after dae pub
i:catIcn Of this order In The Times
Dispatch. a newspaper published In the
city Of Richmond, sgyssr here on the
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1919, TO an
swer the said appeal and to do what
10 necessary Ia, protect their interest
therein.
Il. STEWART JONES. c. G.
PIANOS.
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STATED COMMUNICATION
~ ~ Temple Lodge, No. ., A, D. q
~ 4. ~ will he held In the IA.
sonic Temple THIS FriasyD EVE
MING al s.3s o'clock.
Members of sister lodges aol tran.
sient brefsrea ere Sraserna1ly sjaStes1
By order Of che wershsvful 1essssr.
ALEX. ". ARCHER
0UorOeoey,
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AseS uss kus~s - Ne,s~~.

Nashville. Tenn. october "a dis
patcI from Johnson City. Tens, says
that b. =. Heus!ey, s~venty-sfx years
Old. prominent and wealthy. was shot
and Killed this morning at Beebae.
Ysncey County. y. g., ny his nephew.
VIII II. Hersley. following q dispute
over note. Young Hens,ey Was lodged
IN Jail The tragedy caused s:rcng
feeling
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CHALONER DENIES
ne IS ECCENTRIC
Il Somewhat Original, but Not
What Courier-Journal
Paints Him.
MAKES REPLY TO EDITORIAL
Ghost OF Stanford White Due to
Appear in Thompson's
Hall.
MAKES REPLY TO EDITORIAL

Reply was made by John Armstrong
Chaloner In his speech At Thompson's
Hall last night to an editorial recently
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No. 1913 E. Main St.. Richmond. -

Sale OF Valuable Manufacturing P1ane. -
Altavista. Va.-By virtue Of two desda q
trust. bearing date Of August I. D1A. -
April II. 1912. and duly recorded n In
Campbell County clerks Office. the tn&9
signed will sell at public auction. on ~
o'clock A. n. the plant OF the conseie6nkeo
Furniture Works. including factory -
Office buildings and land attached thSsSe6,
machinery. franchises. patents, o6iee Sorne.
,ure ana nxtures. manufactured soedA -nAxs
chinery and supplies and material OF hand.
a. Q whole or In parcels to suit purenAseeA
Terms: Cash. but more liberal terms en-
be obtained upon reasonable conditiona =.
a Bell Altavista, Va: w. h 0en39 -
y. caskie. A. b. Parcv. Lvnchburg. VI.
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Hrs. Snih Brsekesbgug

Assessed ~ N0ss Jooe Cuso -
win resume her classes IN Piano 4uGoe
ut IL, East Cary street on 0ceoose 4
I-esehe:,xky method taught 0Doe1oS
preparatory course for eeachera.. -
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ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. rs14s
at 1928 p. NJ.
we will sell for whom ii may coneoSQ
at the Richmond Stock Exchange. ~
public auction. five thousand douaSQ
05.O00) City Of Richmond regtstere9
40 bonds, due 1928 m.
JOHN C. WILLIAMS 4 cQss.pes =
Stock Brokezes
No. 1913 E. Main St. Richmoul, -
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39er6DnaIe

NaEN N NEED or PUBLIc sTE-
nographer phone Monroe lis.
NY LINE OF ORIENTAL RUGS AND
carpets just received Ny prices
are far below other competitors
beautiful collection Of handmade
Iaces, embroidered linens nd novel
!, ties on hand Give me call, ever
ready to wan on you and please
you A. C. YARD, 217 North Fifth
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SEA FOOD
CALL PHONE MONROE iii FOR
fish, steamed crabs, crab meat De-
livered promptly. 309 n. Monroe st
ANTIQUES
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed: uphofsterinE. etc. L y. AR
NALL & SON. 1917 West Broad.
Phone Mad son 6277.
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or-y:.s-.s .:. E.s. Lsss.

hscsuse Of Isch N. affection from nj.
young wife and because ali hts house
hold goods except a mattress had been
taken away by the furniture install
ment house. Charles Skinner. forty
ley last niGhs by taking poison. Ne
was married less thaa Oevsa nerths
ago. and he'd been sspssssed from bis
wife three s5mOa.
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SUMNER RATES NOW on IIANo
expcrts. Prompt, csreful wOrt
9saranteed Phone Madison Slle
CHAa ~ sTIEFF, Pianos III W.
broad
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NORFOLK, We. OessSrS IT Srsspee-
trs vas setag eereelasse eossg Sygl-
lions Tor Q ceWDo0v eoos OsoDoDO -
Hnes mn NssfslS q YssS I3vss
sss.ss e. HsEssss = 49, -
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IN TIE DrsfnlcI coUHI or -
ERN DISTINCT OF VIRGINIA g.

re shs sss1Ssosu e ROSA pks'
r rss:, ''s s'''''ss ''''''''S-
Notice % hsreSy gsvsa shss . -
isr DAT o. oCronEn a Q: -
the ~ no0A aHCA 49, 80 -.
Indicated benkrupt. anl tia
- bss6 = NY e0ee. Rse9e -
go GO A1ssisss Kassss.s 80 9le
IaG. WScS0oad. We. or The IN -
OF oc1UuEN A. .. 1874
s'sesse - a. fsrences. @ 49,
a. onuGwuDG 80 spo0e1og -
ouogNoGo - ~ vrepes9y - -
e.. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-04

WE HAVE OUR SHELVES CROWDED
with all makes OF rebuilt typewrtters.
and in order to move them will for
fifteen days only offer few each
of the following: No. 2 Smith-Pre-
miers, $25; No. Remingtons. $27;
No. 3 divers. $3.50; No. and No. 2
l. C. Smiths, $45. and No. Under
woods, $3.50. Each rebuilt machine
we sell is guaranteed for ono year.
We rent typewriters three months
for SIS and upwards. and apply rent
on purchase. Call. phone or write.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE
CO. COS East Main Street.
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SoiIrIIor8 aIlb 3aisSmen
WAITED: sxGEsMAN W7TH soH6
experience In Dawnbrokers shop;
good salary. Address at once. -.
SHIAKOWITZ. Newport News. Va



WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 Rg0W
that JAHNkE BROS. JeWelerA o13
East Main Street buy. sell. exehenge
and RE4OUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LACBN STYLEa Ola gold ana oa1-
vss always taken n sxehange
National Bank Of VirGtniA.
Richmond, Va. September I. 1914
NATIONAL BANK o.
Virginia. located 1t RiehnonA. In the
anairs. Ali nOte-holdsrs and Others.
creditors Of said assoolAIion. are
hereby notified to present the notes
and other claims against oA1d aseo.
w. T. ADDISON. Cashier.
Dated at Richmond Va AUG. 20. 1914
DR.. OTTO MEYER, ANALYTICAL AND
consulting chemist has moved h1s
laboratory TO 1901 East Main Street
IDEAL vENTILATOR Co PHONE
Monroe 1907
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BRAZIN0.
TYPEWRITERS-ALL MAKES.

WANTED. BRAzING OF CAST IRON.
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS. INC.
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for BALE
MOTORCYCLES 81 80 foESS NV
;n aa s:9 W.:s s g
FOB SAFE; ONE LocoMorIylE We, TEE Hfade
. .ssaes:i VI" W sti Fok lasss SAC Co
ron SALE CHEAP. ALL KINDS on
secondhand mechanical tools also
trunks and suit csSsA apply 20
Street. Pawnbrokers.
FOR SALE. FIVE AND TEN-cENT
B. q. 0ARNETT. Urbanna. Va
FOR SALE, LARGE WORK HORSE.
OF exchange for driving horse. 1910
Hull Street
look! LIsTEN!-ONE HIGH-0RADH
canopy top phateon. $50; one ropnef.
lss top 0s ,ss ssS s several
A. MEYERS SONS. 7a1 East Cary
Street
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS, SIS Brook Avenue Painting.
repairing and ruhber-tire work
FOR SALE, FIRsT-CLAss HOSTING
engine and steam roller. Apply SOL
East Canal Street
TYPEWRITERs-ALL MAKES. WE
woods. s47so. Each rebuilt machine
we sell il guaranteed for one year.
We rent typewriters three months
for s. and upwards. and apply rent
on purchase Call. phone or write
and in order to move them win for
fifteen days only offer . few each
of the following: No. Smith-Pre-
niers, $25; No. Remingtons. $?1:
No. 3 divers. $3.50: NO. ! ana No.
4 CnQex.
AMERICAN WHITING MACHINE
co, sos East Main Street.
ONE LIGHT TRUCK. FOUR LIGHT
one surrey. one trap. secondhand.
and wagon. $3s: one carpentere
wagon. S35; one runabout. s2S; TOP
buggy. $3.50. THOS. H. DUKE q
CO.. S04 Brook Avenue
POTATOES. rs CENTS PER PECK;
onions. cents per quart; preserving
% n ssns per AND Ses New Tol
12 cents per basket. We have re-
ceived q big lot apples. which will be
sold 8. 4 and S cents per quart. Cali
fornia oranges. IS cents per dozen.
kets. fresh and very cheap. NORTH
ERN MARKETS. AZ East Marshall
WHEN YOU COME TO THE STATE
Fair run over to sz5 West Main
Street. one square west Of Monroe
Park, where you will find the hnest
bicycles and motorcycles In town
T. A QUISENBERRY.
!BTLB@Now IS THE TINE TO
the large, yellow Towering emperor,
80 cents per dozen. $1.1s per 100.
c. o. D.. city: PoAT BROS; Bulb
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EDISON

PHoN Apis AND RECORDS.
wholesale and retail c. b. HAYNES
a CO. 121 West Broad.
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BankfuV6 a0llce1

SoTicE o. frRsr NExIIS6 q
In the rastev Of Nc. Il0e
ROSA SKULL. ID
Bankrupt BankruDeo'
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lost anb foune
Cosf CHECK fE1R LExNGf6N
Hotel. not Endorsed. Return 70 117A
Hanover Avenue. or call Madison
3240-J.
LOST, BROWN SCOTCH COLLIE WITH
white feet, white around neck ana
tip OF tail. wearing collar with
Rex" 271s East MARSHALL on II;
number of medal 3O7s. Phone Aadi-
son 7i4s-J. Reward
LOST, CONKLIN FOUNTAIN PEN ON
Cary. Fourteenth. Main or Broad
Streets, or street car. Please mo-
tify w. J. TUCKER 3s2l Grove
LOST, WEDNESDAY, NIGHT. BE-
tween $50 ana $40. Reward II re-
turned to Times-Dispatch.
STRAYED, TO CLAREDON FARM. ON
Harvey Road. four black and white
heifsrs. F. w. BAKER 4AnaSer.
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Osea4se 11sAnsn1s 0Fsasss uswsDaDsas
UeG lmse { , btppo1eh
oREA1DST WANT AMD nDAL y.
1ATD lGMD1UM m vl10lMlAs A1D
ONB or TIE BEST n A1Dn10As
Want Ad Rates

DAILY go ee04 De9 WoF0 ~
y aAvaneA. Ne A. takso Ter less go
1ea eoo1nI
0no md ooD-Aal1 eenfe W4ra -
elasG1neafSaes exeopt situatSsn y sSts9
Ger Sunday. 0ftuntl0a Wanted oos eenS
word. Ne A. sunday taken ssf -
than aftoe0 eo0fA,
Ne Al. taken Ter Les than tWeny.
Eve cents when Dhsno1 ID - eAa0s
% Ne eoonte1.
Phone orders net guaPanteea.
ClasslAeat1ens net guaFanteeS e1ssk
Disc y. II
Fer basaneas ssnf.aets. ssnA fer tAs
want Ad. MAJ. PAsos 0safoo Q.
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MI TfbYD AvENrE, NEW SIX
rosm houUss hot water hest, gas.
month; Immediate vcssessios. GREEN
SHAW = n1CxA
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@isreIIane0u3

CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. 81
mar load, Store your furniture. bug
kies. automobiles. pianos At TOAP-
KINS. 327 West Broad.
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lpttaaftens anantep, feu.ale

EXPERIENCED LADY BOOKKEEPEA
stenographer ana general once clerk
desires position: best references. Al.
dress "A l13, care O.Ol0pAtcn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-21
BUTTER PRODUCTION.
What a Little Thinking Has Done For
the Dairynan.

What a Little Thinking Has Done For
the Dairyman.
The average farmer has but little
idea. we are convinced, Of the wide
difference there Is in cows or In the
systems Of management, a y Hoard's
Dairyman. Wherever we have taken
cow censuses the farmers were great
ly surprised at the difference In results
as between different herds. That
shows that to the mind Of the average
farmer the yield per cow or per head
Is, as he supposes. about the same.
Yet it is quite common to find II
herd making double or more than dou-
Bile the clear profit that one may be
on an adjoining farm.
Even on experiment station farms.
where everything is supposed TO be
done scientifically. they demonstrate q
wonderful difference In cows.
The Minnesota station found cows in
its herd which returned $55.54, while
alongside of them other COWS returned
only $50 after deducting the cost of
feed, which was the same in each case
The Michigan station found its COWS
varied from $6.1S to $94.05 after the
feed cost was reckoned. The New
Jersey station shows that. calling milk
worth 81 per hundredweight, its cows
varied from 10 cents profit to S49,T2
The Connecticut station figures show a
difference as between the poorest and
the best cows of S2.76 to $54.72.
Now. there are thousands of farmer
who are keeping these low paying cows
and don't know 1t. Something is the
matter, but they don't know what
They know that they are getting
mighty little out Of their cows.
We can see by this how necessary 1t
Is to have an inquiring mind. The
right kind Of farmer will not sit
down under such conditions. He will
set to work to change them. and the
first thing he will do will be to buy q
registered bull Of some breeder he can
trust. That right sort Of spirit has
changed whole counties in Wisconsin
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-21
Gave Him His Portrait.

81 went away without paying yes
terday,'' said Il clerk in a downtown
business house to the manager OF a
restaurant where guests walt on them
selves and tell the cashier when leav-
ing how much they have TO pay. The
clerk then handed the manager %
cents and said. II didn't mean to do
you for the amount. only wanted 10
prove to my friend it could be done"
Thank you." said the manager, but
you proved nothing" and he took the
young man TO the desk. where he show
ed him this memorandum: Look out
for young fellow. light hair. glasses.
low necktie-looks fresh" The young
mans smile faded when he was told,
That's you."-New York Tribune.