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The evening world., 1912-01-11
Intimate Chats
WITH WOMEN
BY Slime. Leg,ande.

hshius %. (Ths New York World.
For among women the short sight that
10 epidemic Is . case Of mdnd. heart and
talkativs toLsue. rather than eyes.
IL o are satisfied with your life.
you are a lucky in~dividuai-and let
It rest there. Adopt tie prtn-iple
mat al h women o know have just
40 much right to be satisfied with their
lives. be they svsr 90 different from
yours.
Because o md Measure In certain
things. don't criticiss your neighbor
because she see and nnds-enjoy-
ment in Other circles.
Lot It occur to you every oucs In a
while. that the circle IN which live
10 NOT the only circle In the world.
In fact. IT'S rather q good thing to
know that that circle 10 st abo,' the
smallest. most atomic thing in t. uni.
verse; and that maybe It would be q
good thing. once In q while. to stop
outside II and see. Just for fun. what
J other people are doing.
! don't want to poss a. censor Of the
sex. but any fair minded person mus,
ADMIT that men . moro apt to b
chaneeeis 10 tnsir own ssx IMAM women
are 10 tnelrs'
fou can 'essn somstnins o every
body ana everytninS-and You can never
tell when every Dit OF Information you
can pick up 10 ON 10 come In handy.
II . woman 10 fhaoaIy clothed she
may bs able TO Civ you . dandy lesson
In contentment
Just because an acquaintance frac-
lures h Queens English 10 no reason
that she doesn't know moro OF the BIG
things OF ufe-its comsdiep and trag.
edies-than you ever drsamsd OF know.
Ing.
IF one OF your friends puts on airs
according to your way OF thinking
The evening world., 1912-01-11
Little Chapters on the Presidents.
U.--PrOfessions and Ages.

Tyler. Under Buchanan we're Van Buren,,
Tyler. Fillmore and Pierce. Lincoln's
first term saw Van Buren,. Tyler. FIJI.
more. Pierce and Buchanan sill alive
and out OF once. Since Grants FIRST
term there have bsen never more than
two former Presidents living. And now
We ave only Theodore Roosevelt.
Mr.. Cleveland had the distinction,
unique smong Presidents. Of having hi,
two terms separated by another's sd.
m%inistration. He vas therefore. really
the only ex-President to bs elected Pres.
ident.
Grant. elected ~ . Republican In issl
and again in 1879. had never had any
thing to do with the party that slsvstst
him. Indeed. before entering the arm,
he voted for q pro-slavery Democrat.
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quarrel. But 1 can say this for sure
that you are right when you say II We
were in any trouble your mother would
DO here.
I'VE are always Ia trouble when you
mother Is hero. Your mother isn't here
and go we are not in any trouble-ex-
cept tina even discussing her brines
trouble"
Now that isn't fart" rejoinsd Mrs..
Jarr. You know how mother u! When
ever there Is death or sickness or sor-
row. mother comes'-
ITO sioat!" interrupted Mr.. Jarr. "os
to tell you she told you sol"
"Of course she told me SOL" said xrA
Jarr. Everything she prophesied hes
come true. That's why you dislike her"
II wasn't discussing her. I wasn't
even thinking Of her" said Mr.. Jar.
I'm sorry I even mentioned Mrs. Du.
senberry. II I had remembered she VI
somebody's mother-in-law wouldn't
have spoken her name.
Gee whiz! What's wronS with people
these days? Why, IFS getting 80 now
that II they should put on q play with
q real mother-in-iaw in II o wome,
would go 10 the theatre and throw
bricks and eggs at tho actors. All risht.
you can do II! I'm going to wr!ts .
play. The Mother.In.LAw Of the West.
en World and It will cause a riot"
II wish you'd do something to make q
little extra money" said Mrs. Jarr with
A sudden change OF front. ''I'm Just 90
harassed about bills and being SO hard
I'D and getting behindhand with every
thing that It's T., wonder I'm cranky
I'm, glad you admit, you're cranky"
said Mr. Jarr. "Everybody's hard mp
The rich are harder up than the poor.
1t was q life saver to q lot OF them when
all those safe deposl, companies were
shut down and shut up by the big nrA
There hasn't hten such q life savsr
among the hard-up rich since the big
ba nix failures OF four years age. -
don't worry. II you are hard up. 50 II
everybody else"
WHAT do / care for that?" asked Mra.
Jsrr. "Of course they are. That's why
they como bother.ng me. They say We
must have money! and they act a.
though they think I must have IT,"
WELL. why bring In mothers-in-lsw:"
asked Mr.. Jar.
because MAJ Just thinking that
mamma might lend US somo money II
only you were &c t. her" suggested
Airs. Jarr.
'Never!" said Mr.. Jarr. "Pe mage 10
abolished everywhere except where you
owe no. to your mother-in-law. Lss
Us -.arvs rather '"-n BE- slaves"
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tanner.
GARFIELD was the nrst President to have
his mother among his Inausuration Day
hearers.
William Henry Harrison was the old.
est President at inaugurstton-sixty-
e!ght years: Roosevelt was the YOUNG.
est-forty-two years. Grant. Cleveland.
Pierce and Polk passed their hftleth
birthdays In Office. jackson retired with
In eleven days and Buchanan within
nifty days Of seventy years. John
: Adams. dying In his ~ninsty-nrst year.
was the oldest OF sx-Presidenta
! Under Polk four sx-Prssidsnts were
uvtnS-Aaama Jaeksen. Van Duroa aaa
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An Editors Invoice.

A NORTH CAROLINA editor IN,
~ kept track OF his profit and ~.
q during the year. and gives an In,
voice OF his business at the end o.
twelve months Of ups and downs.
Been broke 36l times.
Had money I times.
Praised the public Q times.
Tod lies l.72s times.
Told the truth / time.
Mhsed prayer meeting &c times.
Been roasAd Isl times.
Roasted others Sc times.
Washed once towel . times.
Missed meal. o.
Mistaken for preacher II times.
Mistaken for capitalist, Q.
Found money. 0.
Took bath Q times.
Delinquents who paid q.
Those who did not pay In
Paid In conscience o.
Got whipped Q.
Whipped other q times.
Cash on hand At beginning u.lf.
Cash on hand q ending y esstn g
DAVE 1DcoaA
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very good. satisfactory wife. q youI
husband m. . b delighted that you Ass
Just like that and wouldn't nave you
different Cor woradsI
BUT-and mako that . very iafss
.~.but"-leok to your sight that II DO NOT
shortl BY that I DO not mean maj gov
should pay . visit to your ocuint GAG
have him prescribe for things that may
n. the matter with your optic nerve
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Saving Conscience.
COUPLE q tounss staying Ct . vnI'
which y IN clos posiniw =

OOUtLB q WulhD3 stytn$ --u
~ which 70 IN closs poIiniu to . wei!
Known Scottish Loeb had . isne' ON
fips sunday to % for . row on the loch- rney
scordipsiy CALLED forth In esrch Of the boatunn.
whom thsy met ,ua lsavins his hou,s dis..ea ~
he SUNDAY bsss and carry,ns . Bible under MS
I'VE van. 70 - Tor . row." MID one OF the
. Z: 70 3 s- = q. 's s..s s' ~: N. II: aa'' ;:,.
sors,s I'm hss 70 tss Ken that an an elder o Tie
nrk." u.a. ..,h.t..
III 80 ali for you, but We don't require you
With VA You can 90 TO church; We eau 10"
AZ. A." sid tn. elder. but 'i'' think Wit
the mssnistsr'n ~. .n.
.NeVsr mind the miniStsr.' VA the reply; ne
v4u know nothing about It. We VIII pH you
WE'LL" ,.,,, -. !. =. Al.
hat bit In tell . whit IN dee. Das 30 see
,ou We bo.iis doom AMONG the rushesi Well,
~. resdy vi the osn made. Just ye sang down
-. m row DOT te the middle o tbs loeb. an
III come doom ts the md an swsA o. ysi pt
never 80 mmd. 70 t.t row ON ~ - s~a 'f @s
money N0p0Ay. "-ldeaA
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CnilOTous w ~"
east by her apart
ment and on the
west by her serv-
ants7
Are you the sort
who dreams OF q
trip around the
world at some fu-
r glorious day
but v look out
Of your front win
dow at the pass
srsbyf
You may be just
49, ~Aat and =
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Letters from the People

separating them At each leap. ! wish to
state that. according 10 my reasoning.
the dog would never ov~rtake the rabbit,
even supposinE tho rabbit stood still
after the dog started IN pursuit This
10 a problem involving decreasing
gcnstrical s%eries. In which the nrst
term 10 10. the second $50. &c.. tho rata
being , and the sum Of the series "a
tnnutty q. WI,
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was not far wrong.
He . n back to
origin o {
things. His only
mistake was that
he did not cloths
Il In the language
Of to-day"
Now the author
OF the Call OF the
VIA" certainly
must know some
thing Of the origin
Of the species. fol
he has lived In
4 n N rOuUtHAl
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THE DEAD ~FIRE-FICHTER.

ATTALION CHIEF WALSH faced a soldiers perns and did a
soldiers duty At the Equitable Building fire. Hin death at
HE post was a. heroic a. any met in battle. His figure, doomed
yet unsfnid, typmes the men whose devotion 10 the community's
bulwark sgdnst immeanrable calamity. The opportunity to testify
10 me service and their. through tho fund in behalf Of his widow
and hve children which The Evening World has organized with the
ascent OF the Fire Commissioner. should appeal to every New Yorker.
The evening world., 1912-01-11

OF the steven Pres.
idsnts. beginning
with Lircol In 1851,
all save Cleveland,
. modern Democrat.
have been Rspubu.
cans. Before Lin.
coin the list include,
u W 0 ralis.,
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But Washington
mad been q surveyor.
Gen. Harrison had
studied medicine.
Fillmore and john
, on were at one Inns
Iailors. IAncoln had
been . farmer and
urAut Ma oncA 4
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The Days Good Stories

alone.
"Wiu-you-ht-downf" he cried for the Shird
time. 1--WE paid two gydneas for this ssat. AMI
you're 6lottins every pleased thing frou siswY'
Again no rssponse.
We'll. II you won't ait down" rosred the ntt!s
man. humping the giant on hls massive hark,
will you st least obliSs me b. tying your go,
back f"-Answsrs.
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Barely Saved.

uNY Jove, l bad . nNTov ssasps iron death
- IL that %. old msai Why. ! hadn't
lizard Al II. What happensdf'
II rot aek and the doctor ~ ] must have
an operation st onca."
"yoi Andf'-
"And. it wasn't until thsy wsrs esnyins N
N ths hoepitsl that he found I didn't have any
monsy aud sent ne back hons. "-Tolsdo Blade
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"NO Catch"

10 n Editor Of The Evening World
Referring "a the dog and rabbit prob
len recently published. which asks ths
number Of leaps It would need for q dog
20 overtake s RABBIT which had a start
= . yards. provided tho dog decreased
- distance between himself and the
sa>est BY ~sss-tsath the. fetal distance
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Washington and Adams). four oid-iins
Republican,. six old-lins Democra's,
three Whigs.
Roosevelt vas the nrst Prss!dsn, bora
- . lArOs city.
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Charles the Seconds Retort.

SSNY/HATEVEh be lacked In qualities q u.
w heart" said Lord ClarsIdous u ".
cu,sins Cromwell with the kisG "as
must admit that he bad . good head"
Why alould W. not adnnt ~ sd Chaklss
with a ~glii,ersng eye. Nc teoL a.. isshss'a"--
Lppineotts.
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-1AsHINGToN was planter.
Monroe. johnson and Roose-
welt classed - politicians
WI when elected to ONCE. Will
lam Henry Harrison. Taylor
and Grant came out Of ,hs army. The
other nineteen Presidents were lawyers.
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A Different Kind of "ShOrt
Sight,"
Copyright. 1919. BY The Pres

A RE you the sort OF oman whose
u life Is bounded on tho north by
4 her husband. on the south BY her
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The male OF the Species"
Is Often lust as "Deadlv."
BY Sophie Irene Loeb.

Copyright, 1919. BY The prsss pul
GAYS Jack London: when Kipling
- wrote the female Of the species
10 o deadly than the male hs
The state herald., 1912-10-18
RN.

William ]. Bryan addressed 4 large
crowd OF women on the high cost OF
living at Fargo. y. d.
Captain David c. Hanks. aged eigh'
ty-sovel years. first cousin of Abra-
ham Lincoln. died at his home at Al
bany, III.
The torrentlal rains caused flood
conditions at Gypsum. Kan. becoming
so grave that the inhabitants fled to
high ground.
Speculation is rife among the legal
fraternity at Los Angeles over the rca-
son for postponing the second trial Of
Attorney Darrow.
Zarrlne. bay fllley. owned by
George II. Estabrook OF Denver. Colo.
won the 2:20 trotting stake OF $1,000
at the Illinois State fair at Springfield.
Attorneys for the prosecution and
defense agreed at Los Angelica to post
pone the beginning OF the second trial
OF Clarence S. Darrow until October
3ist.
James scanlon OF Ro1bury. Mass.
who wac Injured when Finley Martin
OF Sioux City was killed by a police
automobile two weeks ago. died at
Salt Lake.
In order to be with his beloved em.
peror and following tho example OF
General Nogi OF Japan. |. Takana, III.
ty.four, Japanese, committed suicide
at ROCK Springs. wyo.
socioty'a latest and most startling
interprolatlyo dance. "rho Tempta.
tions Of Eve" has won a husband for
Tie Baroness lrmgardo Won Rotten
thai. itB creator. Titan beauty a,
Chicago
@. A. Schroeder OF Milwaukee. and
T. ]. Turbctt Of Newark. y. j.. sea.
men on board the United States sub
marine F..XXXl. were drowned at Wat
sonylllc. Cal. when a giant wayo sweep
over the little craft. which later went
aground near Port WatHonyillc
Four men arc known to have been
killed, one mortally wounded and th,
entire sliy paliesiriekon M the result
of the second riot In twcnty.foui
hours In the state penltoniiary a
Rawlins. wyo. Eight eonvlcla bat
tered their way TO liberty over the Ia
sonalble bodieu OF their bcalcn guards
Two were flain In tho ntreo,s. an
other slew his oitlson asaaIlant. and /
iuciiosa hunter also fell a Victim.
chief wllkie OF the secret acrylci
announced the discovery OF nov
counterfeit $50 national bank note. /
n an Imitation Of the Mora County Ma
tlonal bank of Grand Junction. colo
and bears the portrait of Washington
The state herald., 1912-10-18

The armored cruiser Maryland
sailed from Puget Sound navy yard
for Nicaragua. via San Francisco ano
Acapulco. Mexico.
Acting Governor A. j. Wallace has
refused TO cal a special session Of the
Legislature 10 amend the primary
laws as was requested by Gustavs
Brenner. chairman of the Taft organ.
lzation In San Franclsco.
Churches and religious societies. to
the number OF at least 100000 will be
urged to give special attention to tho
prevention OF tuberculosis on Sunday.
October %. or on some day during the
week preceding or the week following
that date.
Thrco.months-old Woodrow Wilson.
son OF Mac Wilson. n Franklin county
farmer. captured first prize In a baby
show contest at Ozark. Kan. He ls
the first child to be named after tho
Democratic candidate. He was born
nm hour after the nomination at Baltl.
more aud was ehristened an hour latcT.
The state herald., 1912-10-18
SPORT.


Eddie McGoorty won from Jack
Dcnning In the fifth round AZ New
York. when penning quit. claiming a
foul.
The Kentucky endurance stakes for
four miloH on the Churchill Downs
course AZ Louisville was won by So.
lcmia. establishing a worlds record OF
$40 -.
Prof Sombowor of Indiana uniyer.
atty was elected president OF The "Big
Nine" university athletic conference
TO Eucecrd the late Prof johnson. also
of Indiana university
Playing brilliantly on dclrnao and
charging through every opening pre-,
aented BY their opponenir. the back
field OF Nebraska uniyenity brought
Victory 10 iho Lincoln eleven over
Kansas Agricultural oollogr.
Overcoming tho New York Nationals
Saturday by score u 10 I, The hos.
tons, pUnnant wlnntra OF the American
league, need but n single Victory 10
attain the world'n baseball champion.
ship Of 1919, The world series Glands,
Boston three games won, New York
ono. and nno contest tie
The state herald., 1912-10-18
Minor Mention.

The Mountain and Plain Festival
at Denver was largely attended.
The 2Sth annual session OF the Weld
County Teachers Association was held
at Greeley.
Miss Ruth Boettcher of Denver has
been selected queen of the Mountain
and Plain Festival.
Paonia football all-stars defeated
Gunnison in a hard-fought game, Al to
o, in favor Of Paonia, at Gunnison.
All churches of Greeley have COM
bined and taken over the Fairgrounds
secured for the city by the Rev. d. d.
Forward.
Miss Katherine st. Clair was de.
clared Larimer county's maid of honor
at the Festival of Mountain and Plain
in Denver.
Miss Olive Mcbride of Aspen was
elected maid of honor from Pitkin
county at the Mountain and Plain Fes-
tival in Denver.
The Loveland High school has been
presented with seven-foot statue of
Diana, queer of the chase, by the
class of 1912.
Three Denver society women and a
man prominent in business and social
circles, are seriously III with appent
iicltis in the hospitals of Denver.
An outdoor beefsteak fry in Chey-
enno canon entertained the visiting
railway passenger agents and advertis-
ing men in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Fannie Franklin, &c, Denver
pioneer and charity worker, resident
for more than forty years, died at her
home in the Marquette apartments.
A fall of rock at the Ravenswood
mine killed two miners at Walsenburg.
They are Joan Curio, forty, married,
and Christ Beljan, twenty-five. single.
Rather than accept Mayor Arnold's
terms for Its further occupancy, the
Union Pacific railroad will order its
tracks ON Blake street in Denver
torn up.
Inc ColOTauo Chapter OIL the Moth'
ers' Congress will battle for women's
emancipation from the corset. The
mothers demand equal waists as well
as equal rights.
Secretary of the Interior Fisher will
be present Friday, October is and
throw the first shovelful OF dirt On the
big si,OOO.OOO government Grand Val.
ley irrigation project
The team match played between the
Denver Country Club and the Colorado
Golf Club, on the latter's links. was
won by the Colorado team by the close
score of II to 10.
Arrangements have Just been com
pleted by which the Rocky Mountain
The state herald., 1912-10-18
GENERAL.

Chicago packers predict so hogs be
fore the end OF October and CORE.
spondinsly higher prices for all hog
products.
The funeral OF Jas Fielding Cosby.
veteran newspaper man aud we'll
known Ciyil War correspondent. was
held at Los Angeles.
During the first nine months this
year $3.50 babies were born In Chi.
cago. This is an Increase OF e.STS over
1911, or 40 per cent
Robbers who attacked Miss Eva
Olson near her homo In Chicago.
broke the girls right leg In their Of
forts TO force her TO cease fighting
them.
The police made raid on the WI.
mington, Del. bicycle club and arrest.
ed llilda Partridge. aged 20. profos.
fional dancer who was both nude and
intoxicated
fiyo hundred women " questionable
reputation have been driven cut OF Co.
:nmbua. Ohio, and practically all tho
saloons with cheap grin rooms at.
taohod have teen closed by a special
vice squad Of police,
The flrat testimony implieatlng
Charles Becker In the murder of Her.
man RoHtnihal was given at tho trial
Of tho former police officer, accused oi
lnnIlga,ing tho murder Of the gambler
Ia New York.
A check OF ta.tbo.oo0 was received
by State Comptroller Hchmor OF New
York Ia payment Of tho advance In
hefllanoe tax on the enlato Of tho late
Colonel John Jacob Antor who per.
iahed on tho Titanic,
The state herald., 1912-10-18
surueons peseribe Wound.

Chlcago.-Physicians on board the
Roosevelt train have informed the
Chicago specialists that the bullet en-
tered under the right nipple. pene-
trated three inches OF muscle ana flesh
and is lodged in the abdominal wall.
1t was ct first thought 1t had
dropped into the perltoaeal cavity, but
later examinations located II as lightly
lodged in the wall OF the abdomen.
Chicago surgeons say II will be a
comparatively simple operation TO re.
move it, II it does not drop into the
abdominal cavity.
1t was decided that DR. Beyan should
be Colonel Rooseyelts physician. and
the others act as consulting experts.
II wac decided after q conference
of the physicians that he would be
permitted TO sleep until o. m. when
he will be removed to the Presbyterian
hospital. carefully examined. and II
will then be determined how serious
are his injuries.
The state herald., 1912-10-18
FOREIGN.

The Italian fleet. II is said. will bo
concentrated in the Aegean sea. unless
Turkey promptly accepts Italy's peace
conditions.
An attempt to break Jail by Miguel
Guerrero. rebel leader. resulted In
two prisoners being killed and several
soldiers wounded at GuadalaIara. Mex.
Mrs. j. TalmaRc. uister.in.law Of the
late Rev. T. De witt Talmagc. died
at Annoy. China. Tho intormcnt took
place In tho Mission cemetery at Ku.
langsu.
A London dispatch says three Ger.
mans have invented a machine which
dlgcHtH vegetables Ike COW aud
gives chemical milk. Sir william
Crookcp. the scientist. tested rome OF
the milk and he said he liked II.
Sidney nodcn. chimney sweep. dis.
covered the body of n man partially
boiled and chopped up. In coal sack
on the ulyllght nf AN apartment house
nt Vancouver. H. c, Physicians say
the man had been dead five or hts
months
A dispatch from rodEofilEa. Monte
negro, says the Montontgfin Southern
army, under the command of General
Mariinoyltch, has crossed the river
Boyana And captured several Turkish
block houprs At Tarakosch. near tho
Turkish town OF soutarL
Parliament convened In London roi
what promises to bc the most tom.
poHtuouH rcnaiun In ycam. Three mat
torh Of Vital Importance arc 10 bo dis.
posed Of, irish home rule. dlneatab.
llehmcnt of the Church OF England IN
Wales and election reform.
The state herald., 1912-10-18
News Summary of the Past Week

The proposed Wolgast-NIanGot fight
is announced for November 4 at New
Orleans.
]. II. Elspass OF Denver received a
telegram from Lexington stating that
his famous PAGER, Braden Direct. had
won the Tennessee stake. for 2:05
PAGERS, defeating the best out this
year The race was won in straight
heats, in 2:O2A. 2:osIs and 2;03&.
In ten rounds OF fact and Vicious
fighting ut Albuquerque. y. NJ. Benny
Chavez, bantamweight champion OF
the Rocky mountains, was given a close
decision over Tommy Ryan OF San
Francisco. In tho semi.flnal. Charley
Pierson. the Fighting Newsboy." vel.
terwelght OF Denver. and Al smaul.
ding. the Albuquerque middlewelght,
fought eight rounds. Pierson getting q
newspaper decision.
The state herald., 1912-10-18
Mrs. Roosevelt, Told a, rhea,sr.

New York.-Mrs. Theodore Roose.
welt was attending a musical comedy
at Broadway thca,er at the time the
attempt was rinde upon her husbands
life. The news was broken 10 her as
she sat In box With a party OF
friendn. In fear that the announce
mont OF the attempted asEasainatlon
might 10 made from the stage and bo
an unnecessarily great shock to the
Coloncl's wife. George W. Perkins.
chairman OF the oXcouuye committee
OF the National progresgiyo party.
dispatched a messenger to Mrs. Roosc
yolt.
The state herald., 1912-10-18
WASHINGTON.

Brigadier General Frank G. Smith.
U. S. A.. retired. died. aged seventy.
one.
Tho second salary advance fo- rural
letter carriers made in the last four
years is now n effect.
American Minister weltzel reported
to the State Department that all or
ganlzed resistance OF the Nicaraguan
government appears to have ended.
Soldiers were paid off and mustered
out.
The unexpected departure OF Am.
bassador Page Bryan from his post at
Toxic Just before Secretary Knox
sailed from Japan. has given rise to
report that change in the ambas.
sadorship to Toxic Is imminent.
Arrangements have been completed
for making the new parcels post
stamps. Their will be twelve kinds, all
larger than common stamps. which
will not be allowed for use on parcels
post matter. The stamps viii be ready
to Issue December /.
a net loss OF s5s.oOo,OOO a year in
revenues OF the express companies
and tho railways would result from
putting into effect tho express rates
proposed BY the Interstate Commerce
Commission according to figures sub
mltiod by the companies to tho com
misalon.
The state herald., 1912-10-18
Dry Farmers plan Flour Mill.

Meeker.-For The first time in the
history of the White River valley the
local market has proved too limited to
handle the immense crops of wheat.
rye and barley raised here this year,
and as dozens Of the ranchers of the
valley now have practically all of their
grain on hand, it has been determine 1
by the dry farmers to market their
product on the outside hereafter. They
will construct a mill. TO be run on a
cooperative basis. the primary idea
being to mill the wheat at the least
possible cost and then get it to mar
ket where the price paid will be suf-
ficlent to permit a profit.