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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19
TWO HIGH III SCHOOLS
NNLEEASHTOMORROW
BASKET sAl4L TEAMS OF BIS.
9yEd SO E.AlGn Gh tL2l&2llE
aos AARck nANpl DICKINSON
y fol vial HAtE GOOD GAME

- rt,aAftAt"t 4T~ lt .
!, The, last 9f {,he pproparatjon scrim
images FOR lle game WITH Dickinson
Nigh Friiay hight was held yoster'
day paitefho0it, before the student
body ylThet game was full of excite
mGIt and although the first team
scored ,ofSuid1ha second team was
~cilegrgd loadlyswhen, alter clever
passing they managed to secure sew,
qNal RuintsAaTae 4sassing and tean
Ewark has impr@xed and the .aults
whiQlp appeaIled in"the games with
CplNpany observation-disclosures to
l a largea eStent!aglh a. 81la!3 t
yTlhrStudnt$beI confident OF winning
in view of the goods showing which
the team made against Company A,
yet no neglected. practice has appear.
led, lBiG aiiyE$pdditiolal effort TO give
thp spatfons athe2best has been MADE.
onigi1t laharkslths final p6riectinG
{ Uilsignals and teamwork! Tomorrow
AFTERNOON rthea gym. will be turned 'oV-
or tl6 the Dickinson boys, in iorder
tina b! they may accustomH themselves
ItoratiGi fi6oT. The Bismarck team
will the following ilneAlp: s.
o.. Honser. ID. McPhee, s., Albert
seas forwards an,P. Cook center; G.
Spalding, N. Thoralson, A. Carlson,
guards.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19
OUT ON A PAROLE.
Young Officer Who Embezzled Funds
Is Pardoned From Prison.

WALLA WA!-LA, Wash, Dec. 90.
Otis Hamilton, former adjutant
general of the National Guard OF
Washington, serving a sentence of
from one to ten years for the embeZ-
element of state funds, was released
on parole today by the state board
of pardons. Mrs. Hamilton and her
daughter are living in Occur dAlene,
Idaho ...=.. .
Hamilton has been in the peniten-
tiary since February 26, 1910, when
he became convict No. $685. For
some time he has been a trusty at the
prison, occupying the position Oh
storekeeper. ..
Hamilton was sentenced for lar
ceny. by )embezzlement for stealing
$1,11S of the states money, though
the actual shortage claimed at the
time was about g 1000.
He was accused of having squan-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19
AmuSementS

Entire Change Tonight.

This theatre will present an entire
change Of program tonight that is
sure to prove a winner, for every
number is up to the high standard of
quality always to be seen at Bis
marck's popular theatre. Johnson &
Bonnell will furnish the vaudeville
singing, dancing and piano oddly.
The picture program will be mostly
comedy, containing three of the laugh
producing sbjects and n drama. Joe
Eastwood will hae a new song that Is
sure to please. Remember we present
the HTT.ygest and best, program at all
times. Childrens' matinee Saturday
at $40.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19
OFFICIAL TOTALS As
FOUND BY CANVASSERS

Tho following gives a portion Of the
official vote as compiled by the state
canvassing board, and as was cast
at the November election. Only the
total vote of the state Is si"en for the
presidential candidates, while for the
~gubernatorial and congressional can.
didates the vote is given by counties,
Wilson, 1856.
Taft, $1,000. ...
Roosevelt, 25,726. :.
Debs. $685..
Chain. 1243. N.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19

ConvaIescence after pneumonia, ty-
phoid fever and the grip, is some
times merely apparent, not real. To
make it real and rapid, there is no
other tonic so highly to be recon.
mended as Hoods Sarsaparilla. Thou
ands sa testify. Take Hood's.-Adv
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19
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:. HOSPITAL NOTES - ::
3 ~ 49,, = !. - = = ~ .::.5t:. !

y V-TV .T| !. ~ ." " -!
.N4.lrsF 3lGiF ait. VI. H7rn 4bE4l MY =
BiSmaycS hospital arrivals Wedaas.
day N~IerentMls, II. =, kuethQr, Rose
bqd; Mss CLARA MergapsteEA, Young
town. and SIMON Hoff, gl.ehr.aa0I.
/ st. AlcXius hospital arrivals Wed.
nesday were Jackson Ripley and d
J. RiPleT. GlalsoWoods: @]oln' tlorek,
Beach; G. w. Peterson. q faud Miss
EThoIma P~eterBon,, I~lasheFo1 n.at
|, Those leayipgq ST. Aleyius hospital
we're MIS-, EDWARD Hanloni and som
IohNs .BaGkVaterN 2Hs.t5T. 49, Wose'
nan, Underwood. aRd Tyler Johnson
q aDriscQlln n1- lnl.----L :. y,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19
MEETING or OREGON DAIRY
~fETERESTS, O.

ALBANY 0re.5 Dec.~sas--A'e large
att.epdanc9 marked, tbs openins here
today Of tlhaes..s..aannrnua11 meath d f~@-.the
Oregon Hutter and Cheese Makers
association. The meeting will be
followed later in the week bysthes an
nual contention Of the Oregon Dairy
Imeh's asbociationr @ ar
l Negot ationsH Is bring the Shakes;
peareanN productions Of GRANVILLE
fBar5er@tW- this country are under way
between. the Shuberts and Mr.. Bar
keT's scenic treatment OF THE Win.
tt1Gr.,aS2la,' and Twelfth Night" has
created a storm in London.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19

The Woodruff Electric shop have
received a new glass electric letter,
in block form, which presents a novel
appearance when lighted, and is new
in the local market.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19

Lillian Russell is shortly going to
begin a series of lectures On health
and beauty.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19

dered most of the money in fast liv-
ing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-19
Timely Talks to Business Builders

! The holiday season is upon us, and soon the year 1912, with all
its trials and triunphs, will be but a memory 0
The progressive business man, who plans his work carefully, is al
ready considering his advertising campaign for 1918.
The eliminating feature Of this campaign should be a handsome
Art Advertising Calendar for 1914, mailed just before New Years
Day to cuctomers and prospects. r#~
In this connection, we wish to announce that e have undertaken
the agency for the superb Art Advertising Calendar line of the A.
M. Collins Mfg. Co, of Philadelphia, a line which far surpasses any
other ever shown in this territory. w . .%"f#a
It consists exclusively of copyrighted subjects in great variety
tractjye.
You are probably planning to Sc advertising calendars next year;
let Vi urge you, in your own interest, t. see this line before you buy.
The samples arr here and we will be glad to show them to you
any time after Christmas Day.
BISMARCK. TRIBUNE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12
9egen Srauenz unb aiuoerz
Qrbeit,

Golumbus, Sbio, II. 9es. -
Der Stuats : 4rbeits aommifTdr
perDffentIiht ein Sareiben. in mel
dem er ertldrt, oaB er in Soleoo
mebr ainDer in 5a5riten GeIhdftiqt
gefunben babe, dls in irgenbeiner
anoeren Staot Sbio's. gr eriu6t ben
Wapor Reiptpn .. 8afer, i6m babel
bebilflid gu iein, oaB gefese our Mn=
nabme geIuugen. ipelfe es perbieten,
oab sSrauen mebr oIs 8 Stunben Der
Gag arbei,eu uno bas I1ulpflihtiqe
Nlter Der Hinber Dom IA. Big aum 16.
2ebensiabre ausoebnen. 6err 2anoe
fiibrt in ieinem Sdreiben an, baB er
in elmer Jabrit in Solebo $50 Wedpz
den an Der 9(rbeit fanb, bon benen
iiber 100 mod teins IA Sa6re alt paz
rem. Die ainoer, 10 bebauptet er,
bdttsn cine isbr Ourftise Gr5iebung
senoFen unb miiBten s Stunben ober
mebr proSas arbeiteu, pieIe Don ibnen
in itebenoem 3uitano. Sn mebreren
anbersn Jabritsn 9oIeoos fa6 er
sSraueu, ipslfs idpere WGnnerarbeif
perrih.eten. vgs ioIlte elm @eies .riz
itiren", ihreibt Serr 2anss, .lDelhss
Die 9eIddftisuns bon 5rauen bel un>
paiIenber Irbeit psrbietet." Sn anbs=
rem 5abriten fab Der RommiFGr piele
Jrauen, ipelhe ihre grbeit perrihten
mubten, pdbreno tie gum Sbeil i'm
Mafer itanbsn posr ben beiben DuuIt
bon Gbemitalien sinathmen mllbtsn.
Gin 5alfdmiin in5er paar.
pittsburs, II. De3. = gioz
einto be Carrie uno ieine ssrau ipurz
ben Mittpo6 bon 8unbesbetettips
feiteenpmmen, als lie serabe i'm BE-
griffe itonben, fliiiIiaes Metoa arr
5eritellung BON falihen Miinsen in
bic Shmelstiael gu sieben. Die Gez
amten tpnfis5irtsn iiber bunssrt fal.
Ii&s 6ot SHids.
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qenbiinrer bes 9anlpfers ySiprap"
erflafen, DAB ote 9anrpe, Die noh Der
aolliiicn an gorb oes Ban3eribiffas
;. Centurion" gcflnben nurbe, rid)t
bon ser ,Giprep" berriibre. Cine De.
peihe an 2lonbs nleloet, onB Die
,Siprep" oln abenb heim Gortlallb
gia in Sid]t aefonrnen fei. Die Ssben-
tttdt beg in ben Gruno sebobrten
0anpiers lit buber nod ein 8ebein.
niB.
WoIIten Steueretnne6 III e +
lebenbig berbrennen.
TaIencto Spanier, II. Geabr.
Die Steuereinnebiner baben in bieii-
ger @egerpo einen barten Stano. SS:t
Der lebten 9eaht tr1nften Die geDob.
ner zines 3orfe5 in Der Rqbe bon Bu.
lencia Elm Saus, I'M Dem inebrere
Steuereinnebmer fdlieien, nit Be
troleunl pornuf Tie es in grano ited.
ten 1ie gipiIgarben batten Die groB.
re Weiibe, Die Wednrer 5u retten.
Bum Gbef Der periii d G II
Sen oarmerie ernnnnt.
g to d + m, II. DECEMBER. Sin
idnpeodifer Eoli5eibeanrter Saupt-
mann Beitbobl, lit gum Gbef ser per-
't'den 8enodrnerie erttannt tporben.
gr miro Die on5e @enoarnlerie reor,
ganiitren.
q m rifaniihe Sffisiere
befn d en- ste nj d8ebonis
iden 9 hlattfelber.
@elarao, II. 9esernber. Die
lerblIfe &egierung bot Der anterifani.
ihen Deilitdr- -aonrmiI'ion oie GrIaub.
nib ertbetlt, Die ua3eooniidJen
Sdlaftfeloer beiuhen 5u oiirfeu Die
Hegierung miro mebrere Sffi8iere err
nennen Die Der apHuHiiiion bebiIfLih
iein ioIlen.
Guba's 3uderernte.
bana, II. DECEMBER. Die
biesiabrlge 3uderernts Gubas pirb bic
grOBte in Der 8eihihts bes 2anbss
letn. Der Grtras piro ouf 2,15O, 900
big 1851 900 9onnsn abeefhdBt, qez
gen 1,895,984 9onnen i'm poriasn
Jabr. Snb ieiem Sabre finp 175 3us
dermiiblen I'M 9etrieb.
Gin neuer 6Dbsn Retprb.
Cunts II. 9sa. - Sin neuer
5oenflugzRetoro fur sMsroplane ipur=
be am WtittiuOh ppn Rolano O. Gar
rig, ben fran3Oitihen aptatiter etabz
lirt, Der etne 5Dbe Don 58O1 Meter
(ungefdbr 1902 5uB) errsidte. Der
6Iug bauerte nur cine Stunbe elf Wi-
nuteH unb feds Sstunben.
Die sroBte SDbe - 1881 Sub -
bate bisber Gsorg 2spasnsur am II.
September erreiht.
Wit allen an gorb unterz
gsguneeU.
bon, II. Ss5. = Der qrie.
6iIhe Dampfer rIntpnios DON
5iume na6 2iperpoOl untsrpsgs, III,
ipie man bsfiirttet, nit Iuen an gorb
in Der gtdbe Der 8ailp SnisIn unterz
gsgangsn. S9tffstriimmer nit oem
Namen r9reta SpIm." benz friibersn
Nomen oss r4ntonios", iino ans llfer
selpilt tporosn. Der 0ompfer bat
am 2 .De5ember Ilgisr psrIa'Isn uno
Ieitpem lit sr ni9t nsbr semelost NOR
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12
@etterbs

Sir Obio unb bas tpeItliobe
penninlpanien: ShDnes uno beDsi9
tenb tdlteres Wetter am Opnneritag.
Nm Jreitog ihDnes Metter. Noros
ireftlihe bis tpeftlide Winne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12

Jn(QnO=C
S6(immer kramaQ init
S(reikern.
-~:s>-
3wei Hriuat= 0eteftius q etDtoet
nno Elm Sukeno Seute per=
lett.
sibna 9llen muk 35 Sabre int
3mhtbaus snbrin8eu
uno isin Rsffe, WssIsp goparos, 27
Sabre.
Gharles 8. Sbbe, Der grzStaottdmmsz
rer bon Netp Oort.
->:.~-
gu 2 Bis 81 Sabren 3udtbaus oerurz
tbeilt.
-~.-
8ei6psrben iiber bic GaubIu6t Der
Jsetp Yorter poli3si.
--~-
10000 0ubsnD gter
->:.>
Sn p6llabslpbid bon sinem sSrduenz
aommittee gu billigen Yreiien
pertauft
-->T>
Die Jarmer bon Sbio griinben eins
Staats QTociation.
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penninlpanien: Sh0nss uno beDsll@
tenb fdlteres Wetter am Oonnsritag.
Mm Jreitag idDnes Wetter. Noros
ireftlihe BIS tpeftlide Winbe.
Sir Gowaro @rep
9rii6t (t& in et,uas peffmi-
ftif6er @eife
l1eber bic seaenmdrtige Gage
in europa aus.
Er beutet an, baB Der Jriebe nod
lanss nidt seiidert lei,
llnD bies ipirb our6 bas 0erbalten
Serbiens peritdrtt,
Das na4 nie Dor auf ieinen Scribe
runsen beltebt.
Ser 0fterrside Reihsrdtb pirb aufges
loft iperben,
-
Wenn bic 1fdeden nnb Slapen ibre
SbftruiiiOu nidt sinitsllsn.
Dds Befinben bes prins=Resenten
2uitpolb BON 9oprn perfhliHls
inert fid.
Die ruffifde 9bronfolse In 9efabr.
Die .Sb.ntitGt bss Dampfsrs nod
ni41 t.isssit.at'
Ser bon benz Dreabnousbt nGentue
rion" in ben Grunb sebobrt ipurbe.
Cir Gbiparb 8rep iiber 81 c
poIitiih DE sage IN
europa.
2onbo'n, II. Ge3enlber. Sir
gbtparb Grep, Ger britiihe Wtinilter
oes AeltBeren, ipar nid)t iibertnaBig
optintilijt. IN ieinen 4erBerungeL
ole er am Wsittipot Nahrnittag nlad)-
te, aIs er i'm llnterbaife anfiinoi9te,
baB bic Botid,alter Der 8robnladte
eIeidpeitig nit oen syrieoe1tsoelegaten
Der Iiirfei luto Der 8alfanltdnten IN
SonSon fonieriren ipiiroen.
sluf bic europdifde 3uge mn SIM
een,einen 9esug nebmerlb, iuete Cir
GbDaro: ~Soffnnneen uno geTilrdl~
tlrngeu babeu bon Gag 81 Eag mt
einanber abgetDehielt, unb lie iperoen
audi nod einige 3eit nit et1ianoer abb
ipedleIn. Gs bGlt iebr iftper, etpas
an iaeen obne uHberebtigtelr Yelll'
nislHns gu peruriahen ooer. auf Der
ntberen Sei1e, 9of1ulngeu 5l erres
gen, oie pteIleid)t niht IN erfiillung
oeben merben.- Die 8e5iebungen 3tpi-
fhel ben berid]ieoenen Wtdhten sino
frelmoibaftliher 4rt; Die biploniati.
i6e Sitiiation iii befriebigeno uno es
lit feiu 8rurrb su geTiird)tuHgen Dor.
banoen, pern Iib niht et1pas llnoor.
QeTgeleDeHe5 erelpIIeI-
uGie geratblrngen ser 9otid)niter
tperben inforlneuer glrt iein. GIes be.
belitet natnrgeIndB, oaB Die europai-
iten W11te nod niht eepiB iinN,
Dab iih cine a0illug fiir oae in Sid)t
beHnolihen Sftuierisfeiten finben
miro.
ys!ubererieits," fi,hr Cir Gotporo
fort, yfaun Die 1batfahe, oaB aGe
Mafte eingeipiQigt baben SIT einer
engereu geratbuna 5uiammen5ufom.
men, oIs 8espeis oaiiir aneeieben per-
ben, 0aB iih nid]t eine ein5ige Wtadt
inter ibner beiinoet, Die cine Soiung
Der beitebenben Streitfraeeu fir I'm.
1nogiih baIt, ooer oab cine Giniglng
nid,t iuabrlfeinliher lit, ais elm 3er-
ipiirfniB.
.Wenn einnral Die geratbungen in
Sonoo1l begonnen habe1t, uno Die sie.
prdfentantm Der Wsdd)te i'm Stanoa
iino, Die porIiegenben syrasen all ci-
men Tiidl in grpagung su 5ieben.
hann weroen lie in engeren ge3Icbun.
gen 81 cinan0er iteben. lmo es miro
,Denie Betobr porbanben iein, oaB
cine Waht Die anoere fnrtrciFt uno
neutrality-suspicious. Sd)Dieriefeiten ent.
iteben fonnfer.
nWir boffen oesbal6, bob oie gera.
t!ning Der gotihafter icbalo als inoa.
Ut begiilnen fperbe.."
Sir @bparo iiigte hin5u. baB !penn
cine formelle el.ropaiid)e aonferea5
iiir ratbiam heflunocn werben ioate,
cine lpld,e ipabrid)ein!ih in Earis
liattfinoen ipiiroe, on Die ssoee fir Die
MhhaIf,1nn nif1nr {nfd,nt, a..nri4 /, -.
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150,0 900 9uBsnD Gter

Sn p6ilabslpbio bon sinem sSrausn=
aommittes gu billtsen preiIen
perfduft
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-20

When the friends of Mrs: John
Jacob Astor saw the name of
Rosalie Bidois among those Of the
survivors Of the Titanic, they
breathed easier,rfor they knew
that Mrs. Astor was in good
hands.
Rosahe .Bidois is Mrs. Astor's
maid: She has been. in Mrs. AS
tor S. service since her marriage,
and is,counted a marvel of faith
fulness and resourcefulness. On
this trip, owing to Mrs. Aster's
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-20

aboard saw the Frenchman drop
to his knees, and fold his hands
in prayer for the safety OF. the
little ones he had entrusted to
alien hands.
He still was on his knees when
the Titanic lifted her stern into
the air, ard plunged into the sea.
Miss Hays took possession of
the babies. She already had saved
one life. She had wrapped a tiny
Pom dog she had bought in Paris
in a great cloak, when the stew
ards first had aroused the passen-
gers.
So she wrapped the nameless
babies up with the dog, and
through that bitter night in the
open boats, she cared for her
three waits, the children and the
lap dog.
On board the .Carpathia, the
children and the dog were her
constant care. She never was
seen apart from them.
Miss Hays believes the father
of the babies was a French wild
over, bringing his children to re
latives in America. She is certain
he went down with the ship.
Margaret Hays.is only nineteen
years old; but she probably will
adopt both the babies. =.
Il could not allow them to be
sent to a founding home" she
said TODAY her evec misty with
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-20

ownto become nameless things in
an institution.
Il. could not do that.
1t is supposed the Frenchman
brought the children aboard at
Cherbourg. But that's. only sup.
position. No one knows, and the
two little Titanic orphans" can
not tell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
Old Soldier Gene

A. J. McCarroll of DeBow died
Wednesday, May %. He was born
September 4, ls43, in this county
near Imboden, and has lived IN this
county all his life, He gave foul
years of active service to the South
during the Civil War. Mr.. Nc.
Carroll was a devoted member of
the Methodist church, and died
hoping to meet his loved ones gone
before. He leaves two sons and a
daughter, G. w. and j. II. McCar-
roll and Lucinda Melton, and a
brother and sister, G. A. McCarroll
and Jane Mclaughlin. A host Of
other relatives and friends will
mourn his loss. May we all so
live that when we come to die we
may meet in that happy Land where
all is peace and JOY and love.
HIS son.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
From Dean School House

l wish to say to the neighbors
living near Dean school house that
we have a very interesting Sunday
School at this place, yet we are
desirous of seeing it more so. So
parents, awake to sense of your
duty and remember there is a great
responsibility upon us as fathers and
mothers in the way we train our
children. wish to announce that
we will have a chlldren's day cele-
bration on the fourth Sunday in
June. We cordially invite every
body, especially we want the prompt
attendance of the officers and the
christian people. lam your frater-
nal friend. G. w. CAMPBELL.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
University Summer School

The Summer School of the Uni.
versity of Arkansas will begin June
II and continue SIX weeks, closing
July 26. Arrangements are being
made TO accommodate a larger
crowd of teachers than has ever
been there before. Several new
departments have been added.
The program for the term is divd.
ed into four parts: Convocation
meetings, night entertainments,
conference week and schedule of
daily recitations.
Several educators and entertain
ers of national repute will be pres
ent throughout the term.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
IMPROVEMENTS TO
Be MADE ON FRISCO

Mr.. w. c. Nixon, vice.president
of the Frisco, states that $4,000
tons of new 9O,pound rail has been
ordered and will be laid on the
Frisco during this year.
The first consignment will be re-
ceived in July and this 9O-pound
rail will replace the IS and S5-pound
rail at various points between St.
Louis, Mo-, and Springfield, Mo-;
Springfield, Mo-, and Memphis,
Tenn; Monet, Mo-, and Paris,
Tex; Kansas City and Springfield,
Mo-; aud on the ? YES extending
south and southwest .Sapulpa,
Oklahoma and Monet,
New rail Is now bei- Z laid be.
tween Oklahoma City and Sapulpa,
Okla.
Mr.. Nixon also states that during
the next year, four large steel
bridges two Of them over the
Arkansas river-wlll be replaced
by heavier steel bridges.
The FRISCO having tested a de-
vice for recording the speed on 10
comatlves by using it on twenty five
passenger engines, has found results
SO satisfactory that the forty new
passenger engines which have been
purchased will all be equipped with
these speed recorders.
Mr.. Nixon states further that it
is the intention of the company to
equip every nam line engine with
this device, by which the engineer
can determine exactly the speed at
which he is running, and which al
so leaves a record behind, which
can be checked up as guard against
running at TOO high rate of speed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
FREIGHT TRAFFIC
AT P0CAHONTAS

During the month of May the
Frisco people at Pocahontas received
a total of SO carloads and forward.
ed So carloads of freight, as follows:
Received-Flour, cars; feed
and corn, 5; fertilizer, 2; lumber,
6; cement, A; sugar, |; wire fencing,
2; lime, l; logs, 2; bolts, A; ma
cbinery, 2; crushed stone, 2; coal, /
Forwarded-Hay, car; chops,
]; emigrant movables, l; slaves, 9;
hoops, I; lumber, s; logs, 3; piling,
s; bolts, II.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
Success VS. Normal

The first Of a series of three
games was played here Wednesday
afternoon between Success and a
mixed team from the town and
Normal. The game was a very nice
one and resulted IN score of 5 to
Z for the Poca team. The lineup
was as follows: Pocahontas-
Boone, 2b; Partin, p; Presley, CT;
Dowell, SIS; Lincoln, c; Hart, If;
Masterson, 3b; Brown, rf. Short,
ID. Success-Hosey, 2b; w. John.
son, rf; Redwine, CT; Levitt, 9b;
Mitchell, 3b; Baynhum, SIS; w.
1Adamsa, p; G. Adams, C; R; John.
son, 10; See, If. Partin chopped
odt Il men, whlle Adams sent 8 OF
the Pocahontas boys back to the
shade.
The other two games of The
series are being played today as We
go to press. Indications are that
these games will be very close.
The score tor innings follows:
Success OO0lOl 3-5
Pocahontas--2 OoO2 o30x-7
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
At the Baptist Church

The Baraca-Philathea class will
give its regular program at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon at
two-thlrty:
l. Devotional-Oscar Wyatt.
2. Song,
3. Scripture Reading-Mara
Stubblefeld.
4. Recitation-Ray Bennett.
5. Reading Clifford Wiley.
6. Double quartet-M e S
Fannie Bowers, Tommie Vermilyea,
Kate Flannery, Ethel Dunn and
Messrs. Oscar Wyatt, Gray Thomas,
Earl Graham, Frank Massey.
Z. Reading Dorcas Douglas.
s. Duet-Minuie Bennett and
Pauline Bishop.
8. Scripture Readiug-Ella a
Bowers.
10. Duet-JeSsie Campbell and
Myrtle Flannery.
IL Recitation-Li Lillian Ander-
son.
IL. Quartet-Mr. and Mrs.
Lynch, Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. Haynes.
Is. Reading-Mrs. Wheat.
IA Quartet-Messrs. Wyatt,
Graham, Lynch, Bishop.
10. Quartet--Mrs. Wiley, Mrs.
Lynch, Misses Ethel Dunn and
Della Bowers.
l6. Talk-Mr. Bishop.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
Fifth Sunday Meeting

Below Is the program for the
fifth Sunday meeting to be held
with the Solid Rock Baptist church
at Concord, ten miles west of Poca.
hontas. The meeting will begin
Friday night before the fifth Sunday
in June.
FRIDAY NIGHT
introductory sermon, The differ.
ence between Holy Ghost baptism
aud water baptism-D. A. Presley
SATURDAY MORNING
The Duty of Deacons-Tobt
Chastain, James Sconce.
Sermon at eleven o'clock-M. D,
Bowers.
SATURDAY EVENING
What is the SIN against the Holy
Ghost-J. A. Allison.
Duties of the church to tn,
pastor and the pastor to the churcl
lsom Looney and James Sconce.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Is baptism in order to the fol.
giveness Of sins, or because or be
cause of the forgiveness of sins M
D. Bowers, James Sconce.
SUNDAY MORNING
Sunday school mass meeting, lC
a. m. Everybody to take part.
Sermon, The second coming OF
Christi. A. Allison.
Query box at any time of the
meeting. There will be meeting
of the executive board of State Line
Association at some time during the
meeting. Let everybody come.
Z. T. LINCOLN, Pastor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-06-07
WE Offer PROTECTION

Not only money but also Deeds mortgages notes and
all other valuable ewey and other small articles that
you want safe place for.
We have safety deposit boxes in fire proof vault that
will rent for $50 year. You carry the key and no one
bother anything that you in them They offer you ab
soute protection.