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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-04-19

II fellow thinks he can plant gar
den by sitting on the fence and looking
at the soil, he is going to be disappoint-
ed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-04-19
installation of Pastor.

Arrangements have been made for
the installation Of Rev. E. Roy Vale,
who has accepted the call to become
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
to be held on Wednesday, May 29
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-04-19

A Philadelphia man says he can live
on a dollar week, but we can't for the
life of us understand what he ID living
for.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-04-19

The fellow who bet he could kick
the hind legs of mule and "get away
with it, won the bet, and an under
taker got the money.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-04-19

-Lambertville Puffs, ever are
growing in pub lie favor. Kline & Son
sell them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-04-19

sell only one grade of seed-The Best. Red
Glover, Alsyke. Timothy, Fancy Lawn Grass;
90 per cent pure. GEO. w. MASSEY, 2S CoryeH
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-04-19

Lambert and Kerr have purchased
the property OF the Lambertville Spoke
Company.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
More Litigation in
Prospect Over Big
Estate at Ida Grove

IDA GROVE. Ia, Feb. A.-(Special)-
The estate OF the late Mrs. Alex MeHugh,
who died Of pneumonia last Saturday and
was buried here Tuesday, will amount
to upwards OF $1,000 and while no will
has yet been filed there are rumors here
that the estate will not be closed without
at least one big lawsuit Robert Leroy
Hoover. a SON by her first husband, at
tended the funeral and will remain here
until the estate is settled Mr.. Hoover,
who comes from Cadillac, Mich. Is the
nearest relative. Mr.. McHugh died July
4. 1907, and following his death there
was much litigation over his will. which
left everything to Mrs. McHugh. This
win was made on his deathbed and was
signed by McHugh by making q cross
mark In place Of the signature he was too
weak to sign. The will was sustained in
the courts here, but the litigation was
ended by the estate settling with q num-
Der Of heirs from Indiana, New York and
California. Later on two more heirs sued
to set aside the will and this case was
also settled. Since her husbands death
Mrs. McHugh had been living with Mr..
and Mrs. u. II. Hedrick Of Battle Creek.
Mr.. Hedrlck and Mrs. McHugh were spe-
cial administrators of the McHugh estate.
The estate includes many section OF fine
land and gilt-edge bonds and securities.
besides a large amount in cash and is
one OF the largest ever recorded Tn north
west Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
OXFORD HIGH Wins DEBATE
Unanimous Decision of Judges in
It's Favor at Beaver City.
TEAM OPPOSES CLOSED SHOP
Result of Controversy Received
with Concentration by Pa
irons of the school.

OXFORD. Neb.. Feb. 2t-(Special Tele-
graml-F'riday evening. February %. the
oxford High school debating team de-
bated with the Beaver City team the league
question. "Resolved. That the Move
ment OF Organized Labor for the Closed
Shop Should Receive the Support OF Pub
lie Opinion" oxford having the mega
tive. The judges rendered q unanimous
decision for Oxford. The debate was held
in the Christian church at Beaver City.
Debaters were: Oxford. Cora Aver. Miles
Cadwallader and Alfred Nissen; Beaver
City. Edith Ellis. C1oy Hobson and Ger
trude Moore Judges were: Superintend-
ent p. p. Bentley OF Alma, Principal A. L.
Cash Of Wllsonville and Principal r. d.
Cresap OF Edison. The decision was espe-
cially gratifying to the winning team and
their instructor. Superintendent Ander-
son. as this is oxford's first year in the
state debating league. the debate was
attended by two auto loads Of Oxford
people.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
THREE WOMEN ARE NEARLY
ASPHYxIATED BY COAL GAS

ST. ANsGAR. Ia. Feb. 2l-(speclal.) y
News is received from Usage that the
hisses Hazel and Marie Titus narrowly
escaped death by asphyxiation They
room at the home Of Miss Tossenrudo.
They had been out to a party and came
home rather late. Strange but they did
not smell coal gas at that time. The next
morning when they tried TO arise they
could not stand on their feet. They
thought that II must have been from eat.
Ing something at the party. They called
to Miss Tossenrude but she answered
back that she was so sick she could not
get to the door. Marie finally got q few
clothes On and went TO a very close
neighbor and fell In faint at the door.
A doctor was summoned and as soon as
Marie revived she told about the cOndi-
ton at the Tossenrude home. The doctor
went there and found that the other two
were nearly dead The back drafts of
the stove had eli been shut off while the
front drafts were opened.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

the progressive vpubiisans would sup
port as against Taft 10 Woodrow Wilson
Ex-senator Frank Cannon Of Utah. per-
hapa, the brightest man that Utah has
produced. In a progressive republican.
and he has been touring ten states. and
he gives a. as .his opinion that tho only
democrat who can command the vote OF
the progressive republicans Is woodrow
Wilson And ise declares that II the re-
pubiicans shall nominate Taft. then u
the democrats do not nominate Woodrow
Wilson. they are guilty OF what he calls
political insanity" Wherever 80 I
meet republicans who declare that they
would vote for Woodrow Wilson as
against Taft. meet q few who would
vote for Folk or Clark a. against Taft
But I have not yet mot any republican,
either progressive or ssandpst. who has
declared that he would vote for Harmon
against Taft. And we won't win with
out the AID Of soodiy number Of pro-
rresive republicans. stick . pin In
thats' ytai ~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

director, has paired Hooper and Fuller,
ton. Madison and Newman Grove and
Albion and TiIden.
In the Southeastern district, Superin,
tendent George E. Martin OF Nebraska
city has arranged the schedule Of five
debates.
The full program completed to date Il
as follows:
Central District-Geneva Caffirmatlve,-
York at Geneva February y Friend
Eastern District-South omaha-Fremont
at South Omaha March l. Weeping Water
Plattsmouth at Weeping Water March l.
East-Central District-University Place
Ashland at University Place February &c.
won by Ashland, two TO one. Wilber-
Havelock at wilber March 5. Lincoln
Teachers College High school March Is.
CoOk-Ashland.
Northern Observation-Disclosures Valentine
at Atkinson February z. o'NeIll (winner
Of Atkinson-Valentine debatel.
North-central District-Hooper Fuller
ton at Hooper. Madison Newman Grove
at Madison. Alhion-Tilden-
Northeastern District-Randolph Hart
ington at Randolph March g. Creighton
Pierce at Creighton March s. Wayne
(winner OF Randolph-Harting debate).
Northwestern Dlstrict-Chadron-cr
ford, at Chadron. February e. Alliance
Sidney. at Alliance, February q. Scotts-
bluff -Minatare. at Scottsbluff, March /.
Gordon -Bushville, at Gordon.
Southern Western. At
ohiowa, February q. Edgar-Blue Hi,
at Edgar. February IS Hardy -Diiler. at
Hardy. March i. Hastings-FaIrfield,
won by Hastings by default.
Southeastern District-Auburn-Neb Nebraska
City,, at Nebraska City. March /. Be-
atrice- Wymore. at Wymore. March l.
Falls City-Stella- Tecumseh- Humboldt
Pawnee City-Table Rock.
Southwestern District-Beaver City-Ox-
ford. at Beaver City. February q Nc
Cook-Trenton. at McCook, March /.
Minden-Franklin. at Minden.
Western District-North Piatte-Kear-
ney, at North Platte.
west-Central District-St. Paul-Ord, at
st. Paul, March l. Broken Bow-Merna.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

ar. and yourself, and for reasons We VIII
not discuss. this conditions makes tne re-
turn Of peace impossible. The result "
YOU continue resisting the numerous
revolutionary movements by military
,force. will not be In pursuit Of a peace
already Impossible: and your resistance
VIII ob,,ge all Mexicans 10 continue Kill
Ing each other without other result for
YOU. than 10 assume the grave RESPONSE
bi,,ty Of causing the shedding or more
Mexscan blood. TO prolong and make
more intense the state OF disorder. ana
each day 10 make more distant the return
Of peace. which all desire 20 urgently.
In this respect your responsibility to the
country, the world and history Is I'M
mense.
.sro obvlate such great evils. and the
perils which such things can only en-
gender, | believe II 10 be my patriotic
duty 10 appeal to your patriotism. invit-
ing you, as have. In the name OF the
country, 10 return to the revolution the
power which v gave 70 you and vhieh
return ofipc4<t ASK today. according
20 the plan of TacubayH.' In the name OF
and to comply with fhs plan Of san
I.uis Potosi' IN this way there wouid
be no further killing Of our brothers.
'"wfn your patriotism give the eeuntr,
this great blessins' Upon you u sxcin-
siveiy depends
Jasres Expects Attack.
Ell PAso. Feb. st--Juarer h momen-
tsriiy expecting the arrival Of rebels from
the south. Antonio Rcjas is reported as
coming from the region Of MADEIRA and
Ines solaxar and his command are ex-
pected from san Pedro, a short distance
south. II Is generaiy expected that Juarel
win surrender when the troops arrive.
Juarez 10 perfectly tranquil. but most Of
its residents have moved to III Psso.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

ELMIRE-Ciarence Il. Dolph, Rock
Island freight brakeman. was killed near
here last night while coupling cars to-
gether. His wife and a small son survive
him.
WILToN-When they reached their
home mere late last night, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schasser were shocked 10 find
their lls-year-old baby son, who had sat
between them in the sled, was dead. The
ehlld was apparently as well as usual
when they left for home.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
INQUIRY ORDERED
in MONEY TRUST
BY 270 TO8 VOTES
lcon,Inusa trpm Frrs. Psee.l

Tiison and Henry. connectieut and
Thistiewood. Illinois. all republicans
'-rhis Investigation win be complete.
fair and sffectual." said Chairman Pujo
Of the banking and currency COMMITTEES,
In reply to charges by tho republican In
snrgents that the resolution dld not give
the committee sufficient power. .,..
"If II In found that the committee had
not sufficient authority we viii come back
10 the house and ask for more This will
not be an investigation for the yellow
press not one In the interest OF one class
az financiers as assanst another"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
DEBATING SCHEDULE PREPARED
Many Changes Made in District Con-
tests Over the state.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. 2I.-(Speeial. y
In the schedule, as announced a week
ago. Of the first series Of district debates
among the seventy schools in the
Nebraska High School Debating league.
number Of changes have been made.
The program has been completed in two
districts and rearranged in others.
The South Omaha Fremont battle. set
for last Friday evening at South Omaha
has been postponed until March /. In
the Central district, stromseurg finds
Itself unable to proceed with the work,
and therefore osceola. which was paired
with 1t, will meet Friend.
In the North Central district. superin-
tendent L. b. oberkotter OF Madison, the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
DEATH RECORD.

NEBRASKA CITY. Nee.. Feb. 34--tspe-
c.al. )--Mrs Hannah steele died In this
city Thursday morning and was buried
yesterday afternoon under the supervision
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic post.
she was born May 2 iss. In Mason
county, Iliionis. and In ISIS was married
to william Steele. who died here two
years ago. They came 10 Nebraska City
in iSa and since made II her home. She
is survived BY seven children. five Of
whom reside here. The others are Henry
Of Council Bluffs and Mrs. !. w. Brady
Of 81. Joseph. = ~
Daniel sila.
WEST POINT. Neb.. Feb A-tspeclaD
-Danisl sil2. an aged pioneer. passed
away Thursday from senils debility. The
deceased was native OF Bohemia and
had been IN the United States sixty
years and In Cunning county thirty. He
Is survived by nine children and an aged
widow. seryises were held at the Evan
gelieal association church. Rev. O. II.
Hemkin. pastor. officiating.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
BOY Aeciaentsllx KuIea.

IDA GROVE. Ia. Feb. sl-tspecisi.)- y
The is-year-oid son Of Andrew Linn. sec
ton boss at Gslva, died IN the hospital
here a. the result OF an accident while he
and some Of his boy companions were
playing with q .44-caIiber revolver At
GAiva Wednesday. Young Linn was
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

rushed across country TO the hospital here
In an effort to save his life. HIS in
testines were punetured in twelve places
by the bullet and the surgeons from the
first held out no hope for him
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

AUBURN. Seh. Feb. A-(spcclal-l-
Miss Bessie stui. e daughter Of the lats
Judge stuIi. a graduate Of the University
Of Nebraska and one Of Auburn's most
popular young women. was married las,
week In Los Angeles. Cal. TO Mr.. Frank
e. Robinson. cashier Of one Of Los An
geles' leading banking houses They WI
make their home In the western city.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
Three Hundred
Persons Frozen to
Death in Russia

oMsK, Russia, Feb. 2.-one hundred
and sixty-eight persons are known to
have frozen TO death during snow
storm in this district today. In omsk
itself. thirty-one fatalities were reported.
while in Koktopatavak. the death roll
totaled thirty-two and in Petropavlosk 1t
reaches los.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

Reports from the republican caucuses
In this district are that Senator Cummlns
has been assured OF a solid delegation
from Polk and Story counties. that Dallas
county win be divided and that Warren
and Madison counties will be opposed to
cummins Marion county is In doubt, but
Polk and Story alone will control the dis
trict convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
HARRINGTON COMES BACK
tconlnusd from First Pageo


hef We were told the same thing when
Parker was nominated in lsea Parker
had carried New York by saooo In a state
election He carried 1t because the re-
publlcans are divided In local affairs. But
when Il came to tho national election In
lsoi, republicans forgot their local differ
ences just as they will forget them this
year. and Mr.. Parker was defeated In
New York by 50 large a majority that his
friends never refer TO. II except In
whisper. In Nebraska our entire state
ticket and our congressional ticket were
Overwhelmingly defeated. We did not
elect single member Of the state senate.
We elected but q handful In the house.
The democratic party was left wreck
and wo were easy prey for the repub-
lieans until the Bryan campaign OF isos
What happened eight years ago with
Parker as the leader viii happen this
year II Harmon Is the leader. The only
difference viii. be that the detection this
year will be much larger than In 1904. be-
cause party ties have loosened tremen-
douRiy In the last eight years.
Main Facts Remain.
"A drowning man wlIi grasu at straw.
(. No fault h found with my former state
ment IN the main. One little error, and
that technical. rather than " substance.
The fact that Harmon was a general at
torney for an Ohio railroad; that he was
a political manipulatur and a pass
peddler for 1t. Is not contradicted. Are
the democrats Of Nebrasks ready to fol-
low such leadership We have eriti-
eised the republicans for having among
their leaders men like Thurston. Baldwin,
Keiby and others. What right shall we
have to criticise them II We shall nomi-
nate as our presidential candidate man
of like political aetivitesi But II is said
that Mr.. Harmon Is strong and win carry
OHIO. notwithstanding his corporation
connections This Is just Ike the talk
about Parker. Harmon was elected gov
ernor In 1905, principally because there
was q division among the republicans on
the hquor question The platform on
which he was elected declared for the
Initiative and referendum. and the people
thought he was for IT, But In his recent
speech before the constitutional con
zenflon he opposed the initiative and
referendum amendment. II you want tc
know the effect this had on Ohio politics
Just rszd the enmments BY democratic
members Of the constitutional convention
whIch were published In recent issue ol
the commoner
Aust WIN Pregre.sfves.
To vin in this presidential contest ".
must get the votes Of lot OF prosressiy.
republicsas Progressive rspuhlicans arr
irteii,gsnf fnen who know why they vot,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
BONDS FOR PRINTERS MEN
Three Indicted Officers Furnish
Bail in Des Moines.
THREE JUDGES IN WATER CASE
VIII BE Called to Hear Des MoInes
Controversy-Cumm Has
District Convention.

DEs MONIES. Feb. 2I-tspeciaI Tsle-
gram.)-D. Z. Moon. George W. Dieksy
and waiter Russell. Officers Of the Iowa
Printers Credit association. who were In
dicted by tho grand Jury on a charge Of
being members Of the so-called printers
trust" were placed under arrest by dep
uty sheriffs and all gave bond in the
sum OF 500. Evidence Of more than a
score Of other witnesses was taken by
the grand jury. but not returned with the
indictments reported. 1t was said this
was done TO pave the way for more In
dIctments in the future. The adcitisnal
evidence viii be used in the prosecution
Of the three men now under Indictment
The evidence seemed to be especially
strong as 10 efforts made TO prevent COM
petition among certain Of the printers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

HYMENEAL


NEBRASKA CITY, Eeb., Feb. "a
lspeeian-A quiet wedding occurred at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Granville. south
Of the city YESTERDAY. at which time their
daughter. Miss Bessie May. was married
to William r. Redfern Of Danbury. Nee.
After . wedding supper the youns people
left for their future home on . farm in
Red willow county. owned by the groom.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
Argue Minnesota Case.

Arguments in the Minnesota rate case
will be heard before the United States
supreme court at Washington. April /.
according TO a telegram received at the
office OF the State Board OF Railroad
Commissioner Clifford Thorne will
speak for the Iowa and western railroad
commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

To vin in this presidential coufest We
must get the votes Of lot OF progressive
republicsass Progressive repuhlicans are
inteiiissnt men who know why they vote
for anybody. There is no reason why .
Progressive republican should bait TAN
and vote Ter Harmon. and they vent do
= TIE most truly ps7sr>szsvs e=p~sH
CAR daily paper IN TIE u,-sA- s~--~ !. s~
si0ax City Tribune u zbz<<z e.
phztiealiy that the one democrat tsst
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

Judge Mcpherson intimated today that
three federal Judges may be called TO the
hearing AZ Council Bluffs in the nijunc-
tion suit Involving the Des Molnes Water
company case. The question involved Is
as TO tho constitutionality Of the Iowa
law. and under recent legislation one fed
eral judge cannot pass on such ques-
ton. II the attorneys Insist upon II he
will call In two other judges
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25


From headquarters OF the woman's suf-
frage association here today comes infor-
nation that they have issued challenge
to any anti-suffrage. advocate for a joint
debate IN this city. They claim that they
cannot find any opponent OF suffrage
willing TO debate the question.
New Railroad Opened Up,
very quietly work has been done on
the construction OF an extension of the
husostine North and South railroad In
eastern Iowa 40 that this week for the
first time regular train service was COM
menoed between Muscatine and Burling-
ton. The line was constructed from
Davenport thirteen years ago with the
intention Of going on to Burlington, but
not until within the last year was the
extension completed.
VIII Try County Supervisor.
BY designation OF the chief Justice Of
the .suprenss court today. judge w. s.
withrow Of Mount Pleasant win take
charge OF the court In this county when
the state undertakes to oust from office
County Supervisor 4. II. Mathis. The
trial 4 expected TO start in about two
weeks. or as soon as tho defendant has
had an opportunity 10 make answer 10
the aecusations against him.
Commission IL New Organised.
The state educational commission ap-
pointed by the State Department Of Ed
ueation under provision Of the state
Teachers association. met and organ
ized today for business. All the members
were present. but In addition to those
already announced there was added the
following women: Miss Clara Cowgirl.
Red Oak; Miss Neal Knowles. Ames: Miss
Alice Dilley. osceola; Mrs. c. Il. John
son. Sheffield; Mrs. ]. T. BEEN. Ma
rengo. The state superintendent, Mr., De-
voc. Is ex-officio chairman of the com
mission and the commission Itself se-
iecfed J. u. Joseph as its secretary. Com
mittees were named and preparation
made for work Of investigation. III
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

Earl Sheets. Ebert Reed and L. II.
Mitchell. all Of Shenandoah, appeared
before Governor Carroll today to resist
the application on the part Of Illinois
authorities for a warrant OF extradition
to take them to Ottawa for trial on an
Indictment. Their attorney, Earl Fergu-
son. made showing to the effect that
the application Is not In good faith, but
that what Is wanted Is to force the Iowa
people TO pay certain alleged debts. The
trouble grew out Of the transfer to nli-
nois OF manufacturing plant.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-19
CHILD |TCHED So
SHE HAD No REST
Breaking Out lrritated by Constant
Rubbing and Scratching, Back
and Hip Mass of Sores Com
pIeteIy Cured by Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. No Return Since.

2s22 Huntingdon Ave, Baltimore, Md. -
"My youngest child when about six years
old had a breaking out on large place upon
her hip that was infamed and covered with
pimples which continued 10 spread. II itched
so she had no rest and kept IL irritated by
constant rubbing and scratching. Then IL
came on her back, and sores came, In flct
her back and hip were a mass Of sores. They
often caused her 10 awake and scratch and
cry during the night.
Each night before retiring would anoint
her with some healing solvent or ointment
and the various powders supposed 10 relieve
irritation, but nothing that ! could apply
gave any relief Her suffering continued for
about year. Finally / saw the advertise
ment Of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint-
ment and knowing the results | obtained
years before for blotches and oruptons on
my skin, determined to try them for my
child. l used them, first applying the Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water, then the Cuticura
Ointment, which soon gave evidence Of
relief. After | had used them month the
eruptons, itching, etc. disappeared alto
gether and my child was completely cured
by Cuticura Soap and Ointment My child
has had no trouble since" (Signed) Mrs.
Maggie NJ Ecknrd, Sept. IS, 1911.
Cuticura Soap is best for skin and hair
because of its extreme purity, delicate yet
effective medication, and refreshing fragrance.
II costs but little more than ordinary soaps,
wears to wafer and gives comfort and satis-
faction every moment OF its use, for toilet,
bath and nursery. Cuticura Soap and Olnt-
ment are sold by druggists and dealers
throughout the world. Sample Of each mailed
free, with 32-p. book Address, "Cuticura,"
Dept. 7, Boston Tender-faced men should
shave with Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-19
PURY Little BOY


The pale wislWl faces and thin
| Ispindling limbs of delicate children"
tell plainly enough the story Of poor
/ ~ nourished bodies.
We know just what ought 10 b,
done for such children Here is a
letter from Richard Rush. columbus.
Ind, saying 81 hcGeye / am indebted
TO Ninol for the health Of my little
son. lie had a severe attack of
whooping cough and measles which
affected bis lungs and constitution.
We tried several other remedies
without any result then commenced
using Ninol and take pleasure in
saying that hc is thc picture Of health
now. due To the use of Nnol.'
Sickly children need the strength
ening cod liver elements and the ton
ic iron that Nnol contains that is
why Nnol builds them up quickly
and gives them fine healthy color
II Is pleasant 60 take aud we guaran-
tee that the results viii satisfy you
money back if they do not. Tulsa
Drug Company. Tulsa, Okla.