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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

Don't be surprised if you have an
attack of rheumatism this spring.
JUST rub the affected parts freely
with Chamberlain's Liniment and il
will soon disappear. Sold by all deal.
ers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02
OIL AND GAS COMPANY.
CAPITALISTS Of Wynnewood Organ'zs-
Work to Begin at Once.

Walter Evans of Kiowa passed
through Ardmore recently returning
20 his home in Kiowa from Wyhhe-
wood. Mr. Evans has Just completed
at the last named place the organ
iZation of the Wynnewood Oil and
Gas company This company mas
been formed with "A capital stock OF
100000 1t Is incorporated with the
following officers w. II. Crump,
president John Daueherty, vice
president: j. y. Mitchell, secretary
and treasurer, all OF Wynnewood.
The company has sufficient
amount of their capital stock paid
in to finance operations and will
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

List of the unclaimed letters Il
the Ardmole, Okla, post office. Apli
!, 1912:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

You will look a good while before
YOU find better medicine for coughs
and colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t not only gives relief
it cures. Try it when YOU have a
cough or cold, and you are certain tC
be pleased with the prompt cure
which it will effect. For sale by al
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

begin work at once Machinery has
been ordered for sinking the wells
and the work will be in full swing
by May /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

o. L. Chancellor handles only the
best in good farms and alfalfa lands.
Prices reasonaJle correspondence So
licited.. S1-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

To insure the best success i9<bak'
inc nsp Jersey Lily flour SOD only
by Brady & Brady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

TO CURE p COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
Z fails to cure. f. W. GROVES Sig
nature 10 on each box. csc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02
PILES CURED ms ITO "a DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II
pAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case OF Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to II days. ooc'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

For rheumatism YOU will lind no.
thing better than Chamberlain Lin
iment. Try it and see how quickly
it gives relief. For sale by all deal
erS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02

Read the Want Ads. worth "ule'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-04-02


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w" man, i''ii'
JAMES, Mattle
'AiA'hS' N'n'iie
LOUIS ''he'' W
MOI Ill., ""I''e
ih'i'iP'' r-'nel
snort D H.
oIt'ie' '"
o"isher' LOIS
irei'iei' f.
"r.> i-f' EN-
american
best howard
hro"h' Nlctor' r.
buet'er' Lemon
'auuel' fa.eh
fredregilI' A. II.
iuiiNlIh thoOl G
hldSSCOch, Il. H.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

laiien. @enn Gait AUDI @ooiepelt un0
8ilion nidt narnentlid ermdbnt,
oeutete er 5o6 at, 6ab beioe gu iebr
31 io5ialiitiiden S0een binneigten.
So0am 6eriibrte ser 8raiibent 1ie
ginpanoererfrage un6 beto,1te, 0aB
er iih bemiiben miir0e, aue &arten
aus SEM @eiebe p%eridppin0en gu Qai=
Ien; 10 babe @an6els iefret6r 9eagel es
iid i6on felt geral1mer 8eit angelegen
lein laiien, na6 M0glid)teit 81 per=
bin1ern, oaB 5amilien o1seinanoerge=
riiien miiroen. @e5iiglih Ser &iidbe=
rl1fung ser @idter erflarte @err Saft,
0ab er 0ieie MaBnabme 0urd)al1s
nidt biqigen tonne. u1no aus ie0em
ieiner @orte fonnte mani Sen erfabre=
lten SSltrii item ertenl1en. ST i6loB nit
einem &iidf6liid al1f 0as, mas ibm in
leinem &raiioenteniabr gelun9en iei
l1no appeaierte 5ulebt an ale toni er=
patipen 9emofrate,r, bei ser @abl NIT
SEN fpn lerpatipen &eprlblifanern 3u=
lammen5ltgeben. Mab ser offi5iellen
Ieier fano ein Triibitiid inn @eiBen
!@al1l lie ltatt, BEL SEM MIR Moot un0
menige @aite tint ben sufrie0enen
@altgeber Der ammelt maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Sic Moocrmiitem ,1no Der
G6Iibat.

Sn SEN lebten Sabren baben Sic
Mooernilten sic Mbidmffung 0es Coli
bots auf ibr Grogramm geno1nme1 in
sStolien, 9entldlan0 un6 Selterreih,
mie es ieiuer 3eit al,d Sic vMlt=&a<
tbolifen" getban baben. Offen NIT Die
Ter Tor0errng berporgetreten lit uoie
Mooerne", lpie Tie ltb oan1ols nanl1=
ten, 5uerlt 1907 in Selterreid, NO
Ser bobmiidtmdbriide Yr%ieiterperein
uSeonota" m1f Ser lammll1ngen sic
Mbifoff1ng 5es @eiebes ser @belolig=
felt foroerte II. itd 0afiir auf befarn=
te Nanre11 0eutlder Erofenoren BE-
rief. Sdon onmols (@2ai 1907 Der
idyidten Sic e ~Mooernen" an Sic 3ei=
tl1ngen ein 6lugblatt, 0as natiirltd)
bon SEN fatbolild)en Saskatchewan Sem
Yapierforb anpertratt ipltroe.
Sic %s(gigotion mrroe ober 0od mel
ter betrieben, Sic MnSerniiten mano=
tel1 ii6 Jest an proteitantiide Ser
leger l1no 3%eitlu1gel1. Sn @iir5bl1rg
eridien bei Memminger cine 8roidii=
re qegen SEN G0libot. 9ieie 8rol6ii<
re mar fit Molenperbreitung u1ter
Sen &%utbolifen beltimmt u1t6 muroe
in @aDern bel on6ers an Sic @ltern
pom Gar0i0nten nes Hriei tier itat0es
peri9ift> sic ourd 6lugblatt aufge=
for0ert mltr0en, fire S0bne ni6t Sem
uglen0" 6es @0libats, 1as in bitter
lten 6orben geldil0ert mur0e, preis<
5ugeben.
Mit Sieier Mgitation int 3uiam=
menbang iteben Sic Mo0e ge1por0e=
men &rieiterromane, 6eren Sells etn
ungliidlider, nit ieinem 8erufe 5er=
fnlener, permeltlt9er 8rieiter lit,
5eiien &erilt6ungen, SSrrgange unS
id)lieBliber Stur5 in sen Nbgrun6 in
grelliten 6arben o%ltsgemalt miro. Sn
6ronffurt a. SO. beitebt ein @erlag,
ser li6 ouf 5ieie Mrt 2%iterotur als
cine 5pecialitdt getporf fen fat uro
6urd) lGrmen0e &eclame 6ieielbe 5u
perbreiten iudt. &erfaiier fins ge=
pobnli9 %obtriinnige 8rieiter; Sic Ste
c(onre mfrs in proteItontiiden, iuoi=
iden un0 i~acial<6emofratii6en, be-
ion0ers montitiiden 3ettrtngen Be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
3rem 5mr Tabme.

SSn Grinnerlng an sen Sag, at
Sem 5aft inauguriert ml1r0e, un0 an
6em ii6 itatt popbeaeiten flaren
@immels ein 56neeiturm einiteute,
lieB Saft ieinen &lan fallen, Sic
6eier ser oifi5ie0en Momination ourd
Sic Eartei in sem Borttfo ser Slid
ieite, ser einen 8lid auf sen @arten
ltn6 SEN Hotomacriper getpdbrt, ob=
5ubolten, nno b%eriammelte feline
@aite i'm Oit5immer. Sn @eieui9aft
ieiner gliiditrablen0en @attin un0 iei=
mes i%iingeren sobnes nabm Saf sic
Mnipra6e 6es Senators &oot entge=
gen, sic i'm, SEN iebigen &%rait6enten>
errel,t gum @an6i6aten Ser &artei Be-
itimmt. Die &e6e &oots mar pobl=
peritdn0li@ im gan5en &aum uno ge=
mann 6tr9 sic befannte ein6rudsboQe
Stimme 6es Senators febr an 8ir=
flung. Salts Mnttport trug 6ieier in
ieiner rubigen un6 ii%berlegenen Mrt
Dor, flor l1n0 einfa6, tpie man es BEL
ibm getp0bnt lit.
Gait befannte iid in ieiner Mn-
nabmere0e 6a3lt, 6aB er itets bafur
etntreten woQe, 6aB Sic Snititutionen
ser Nation un6 6ie &erfaiiung etn=
gebalten mer0en, sic iebt be6robt
miir6en ol1f ser einen Seite 6urd)
Sic 6emofratiide &artei l1n6 a1f Ser
'anSeren 6ltrd Ole &epublifaner, sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

ii1 bon ser &artet losgeiagt batten,
nm ibr @liid in elmer 1euen 5l1 Der
lud)en. 9arouf lpan6te ii6 Saft Ser
Carthage 5l1. Ct betonte, all3u itarte
&eSuftionen, mie Tie Sic Demofraten
~foroerten, be0el,teten cine @efabr fir
oos @eidaftsleben. ST miiroe feinen
@eg unperiltd)t laiien, Ser Snoultrie
uno @onoel inn 2anbe beben uno for
Germ f0nne. Mltd Tonne man 0en
Sorifen nidt, mie peridieoene Seiten
molten, sic Sd1l5 an Sen bober
Soften 6cs t1gliden 2ebens gebeu, 81
0ieie ouf Ser gan5en 8elt cine Stei=
aerl1ag eriabren bitten. Gin politi=
ldes @eripred)en f0nne bier ber5lih
meuig belfen. Sn ser 6raae ser
Iruits, fait 9leid mi6tig mie Sic Ser
Carrie, erflarte Saft, oaB 0as Sber=
n1angeiet Grfolge ge5eitigt babe, SAP
ieSer u%unfaire" @eid)aftsbetrieb nad
mic Dor erfolgt Mn0 perblnocrt lper=
Sen apiirbe. 3miid)enl taatsbal1Sler
lollten Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erbal=
ten.
SIM mcitereu &erlmtf ieil1er Neoe
griff Snft sic 0emofraten on, Sic
ne1erlid crit mieoer i'm &epraie1=
tonten6m1s iib gemeigert bitten. sic
Marinepor(age BON smei Shladt=
idiffen fiirs .Sabr fortloltfen 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

iorgt. "a fin0en mir ouf Sem &e-
clone5ette( bos proteitantiid=conier=
putipe @aitorenblatt u&eid)sbote" nit
6em u@elen Sabrb1moert" in Miin=
den, Ser u@iener Mrbeiter5eitung,"
Ser uSronff l1rter 3tg.", ~Hroteitan=
tenblott" in Bremen nnS on6ere in
tral1ter @emeini6oft oerelnigt. -
9erne pom Sein6e, ipas sir gor=
tbeil uto mas sir 5da0en lit, 6as lit
cine alte @lrtgbeitsregel. Stno ale
6ein0e, melde Sic fatboliide &tr6e
pernidten monen, einig 0arin, ibr
Sos @elet 0es g0libats 81 entreiBen
uno ibr itatt 6eiien Sic Erieiterebe,
bemeibte @eiitlide ouf5u5mingen,
Damn mub Ser g0ltbat cine Starfe,
Gin @ollmerf ser Stride Saritellen un6
o~n0erieits Sic Eriei terebe Elm
Sprengmitel in Sem @alt Ser Stride
be0el,ten. ltn0 10 lit es. Sober 8rte=
tier, Der Den G0ltbat 1org1am be-
mobrt, lit fir Sic Stride i'm &anpfe
nit ser @elt Elm somion, 6eiien
SOAR sic SGeere ME beritbrt fat.
@te bos @aar fir Sen 9eib, lit Sic
1nbefledtbeit cine 3ter0e 6es Hrie=
tiers Dor @ott, SEM Simmel nn6
alien geilt1to 6enfen6en Menidett,
cine &roft fir sic Stride, Sic ibn im
Sample NIT SEN Bbiltitern uniiber=
mi110lid madt> apeil Tie ibm iiberna=
tiirliden 8eiitan5 iidert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

p%0lferu11g 0es 2on5es itd lit 1em
SaGr5ebn 190O-t910 lint m1u0 ein=
un63nan5tg Bro5ent permebrt fat.
SIN Sabre 1900 nun 1pur0en g.
719,41O &inoer inn 2an0e ge5dblt, int
SATIRE 1910 ergab sic 3dblu11g iiber
cine Miaion meniger. Sci Sem idspe=
rere,t S9ladtpieb, Stieren u1ro DID,
len, mar sic Mbnabme nod beoe1teno
gr1Ber, oenm bier betrug lie poue ein=
un05man5ig 8ro5ent, ge1ou SEN Sat,
Sen Sic 8eoolferung 5ltgenomme1 bat
te. Sic 3dblung Ser 4dlber ergab
logar cine Nbnobme BON n%eunltnopier=
sig Gro5e11t, a1no 0a bral1dt ma1t it'd,
1pobrltd nidt gu t%pun0ern, oaB Ser
Ereis oes &albfleiides in Sen letten
Sabren 10 gepaltig III sic @0be gegan=
gen lit. Man fennt al1d) ben @rln6
fir sic Nbrmbme Ses &inopiebbeita ,t~
SEES: Sic groBen freien @eioen ol1f
8unSesgebiet giebt es nidt mebr,
inns mo- ebe0em meilenmeite @ras=
pl6be ii9 o%uaoebnten, oa gebt berte
Ser Hflug iiber frl1dtbares Nderlan5.
sluh Sic 3obl Ser Mildfiibe bat ith
i'm lebten SSabr5ent I'M nltr bier Nro=
sent bermebrt, un0 menm 0aS &erbalt=
1tiB bter aub etpas giinitiger 1T, als
betm Sdlahtpieb, ieoenfans lit es
lngiinitig 9enlg, aud Sic boben
MfiIdj= un6 8utterpreij lie 5m erflGren.
limo SIT Ser 5ablenmdBigen M6na6=
nc 6es Observation-Disclosures fommt nod
cine erbeblife @etpidtsperminoerlng,
Sic BEL eirem gergleih 5miiden Nnge=
bot inns Madfraee ebenfal1s inbetradt
ge5ogen meroen mub.. Sic int oies=
idbrigen Sltni al1f sen Morft gebrad=
ten &inoer batten Cit Inn i~iebenuno=
6reiBig @funo geringeres 9atrd=
ibnittsgetpidt, ols Sic int lettidtriaen
Sunni permarfteten. Sir Sen Gbica=
,goer Morft o11ein ergiebt 0as, oltf sic
erite &61fte bes Sabres beredrtet, eli
men @etpidtsausfal bon 46,250,000
&funS, uno 6ieie 1914 Miuionen
@fun6 miiiien notiirlib audi als Ser
minoerlr1g 5es Mnaebotes aebatdt
mer0en. 1as olles fdut fir Sic Hreis=
beredn11ng Inn 10 idyperer ins &C.
midt, als nidt BLOB Ser &in6biebbe=
ion0ern ol1H ser 9eItan0 an
a,10erem Sd1adtpieb in ben lebten
erbeMih auriidgegangen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Sic bobem Tleii@preiie.

Jta1 0en alrttl1d)e1t Mustpe1len Iber
sic Musfubr BON Sdla6tuieb, 5leii@=
u11o MolfereiproGa1ften fann Sic oft
gebDrte 8ebauptung, sic boben
6leiidpreile leien sum- groBen 5beil
cine Solge ser enormen M1sfubr, ais
begriin0et ni6t betradtet meroen. Sic
Musfubr at lebenoem &ieb iolpobl
mie an friiGem 111r0 geial5enem Sleti6
lit in Sen lebten Sabren ~fortgelebt
inns imner erbebltder 5uriidgegon=
gen. Mn lebenoem 8ieb mur0en In
Sem ont 30. sunni 5u gn0e gegange=
ner 9eridtsiabre MIR 11eln5igtauie r0
stiid altsgefiibrt, 0a5lt fiinf5cbn Mil=
lionen 8fun0 friides &inofleiid.
geo9 inn porigen Sabre betrug Sic
Musfubr an lebenoem @ieb iiber 1867
600 Stiid, un5 g%leid5eitia tpur6en
5meilnSoier5ig @ilionen Efuno fri
idJes @imofleii6 %erportiert. SSn Sem
einen Sabre lit Sic Ml1sfubr an
5dlaGtpieb allo Inn Ste Salfte, ote
Mnsfubr an friidem &in0fleii6 I'M
nnbe5u 6as ooppdlte Ser lebtidbri9en
glusfubr 5uriidgegangen. Die oies=
jdbrige Sl1nial,sf1rbr meiit gegen Sen
Stunt porigen Sabres einet &iidgang
an friidem 6leiid ue6 6leidproouf=
ten arf, ser ii9 auf piele Millionen
be5iffert, inns Sic enormen @eridif=
fungen no6 sem Ma1slar6e, bon semen
in iiingiter 8eit bertdtet tporoen lit,
baben le0iglid in Ser 8bantaiie ser
betref fen0en 8ertdyeri tatter itattgefur1
SEN.
Mit sen boben Soften Ser 2ebens=
baltung I'M allgemeinen ut0 NIT sen
boben 6leiidpreiien Defenders lit
in SEN lebten Sabren biel ltnfug ge=
trieben mor0en. @emiiienloie &oli=
tifer baben sic bobe &reislage fir it,
re 3mede aus5uniiben Der udt um6
ebenio geptlienloie 3eitlrngen baben
Tie oobei unteritiibt. Mue m0gliden
@riin0e fir sic berriden6e Tbelte=
rl1rg fat man SEM &uhlifl1m porge=
fiibrt, ober sen mtrfliden @rtn6, oos
iteigen0e @iBperbdltnib 5wiidcn 9n=
gebot .uno Madfroge, fat man linn
lorgfoltig peridapiegen. @te oieies
MtBperbdltnib bon SSabr 5u Sabr gro
Ber gcmor0en lit, ldBt iid am leidte-
iten benin 6leii@ nadpeilen, neil bier
ltotiitiid)e Mngaben porlieaen, fir 6e=
rem 3unerlaiiigfeit Sic amtltd,en
Quenen polle @epabr iibernebmen,
inns gegen Sic NIT feinem @eidtpab
etnas ansgeridtet mer0en fann. 0as
MiBperbaltniB 5miiden angebot uno
Modfraee lit berbei9efiibrt mor0en
6ltrd sic rapi6e 3unabme ser 8ep0l=
ferr,1rg, nit ser Sic SGeiidprool,ftion
nidt entFernt glei@en Sdritt gebalten
fat.
Mus Ben grgebniiien ser lebten
golfs3a9lung mtiien mir, 6aB sic Be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

u@dren ole Meoi5inen 10 per6ienit=
poa mie @bomberlain's Collie, @bole-
ra= 11n0 Diarrb0e=M ittel 6ann miir1e
sic @elt biel beiier 6aran un6 Scr
8ro3entiab Ser 9eihen6e1 piir6e be.
6euten6 geringer iein," i6reibt Climb
iap Scott bon Semple, SSt6. gu falt=
fen BEL alien &6n6lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08


zfrldhmettrrn1H pret(r fit
Summer EQrmmaarrm
= hft =
R. HARRls S
sSn uebereinl Thinning nit uni erer @elddfts1ne=
tbooe, ale Waaren in Der @ai1on Qus3uperfQufem
baben mir Die Yr.tle fir COMMENCEMENT 10 an=
eiebt, oaB %oieielben raiden Mbi ab fin0en miiiien.
IS 8ercale unb 2amn @roppers ut6 6ausfleiber in
belen, mittleren unb buntlen Tarben, fraber %pertauft GIT
$1.2 per @tiid, Nuspertanfsprets 0Qr
25 9mbeno feline Qualidt Gercale @bur3en nit
8rntlappen nnb brenen Sdulterriemen, quite @ertbe 5u
25c per @tiid, &uSpertaufspreiS or
Nv
meibe SHIFT mailts
SSH baben eune Mnaabl! meiBe @aHts, Die Elm tpeni9
bel@dbigt ino bur5 oas @an6baben oeri elben, 6iee tbeilen
mir in bret 2ots Elm. Sic Grete 81 benen mir btel elben
jebt pertaufen, im0 unter Ser 9dlfte hires @ert6es, ndmli6
35c, Soc unb 75c per @tid
@eiBe mai @e@te unb wo0ene Ser9e gum Tra9en fer
tQe 5ftrts 5u einem Orittel tpeni9er aS Der ~reguldre
YSreis.
~ 8p(l 9etreiftes 1tn6 fartrtes linnenes Cutting, fritz
fer pertauf 5u 22c unb 25c peryar0, MnSpertanfs z ~
80 8ou feline Qualitdt i91rirte &at1tes uno 2atpns,
fruberer PreiS nno &ertb 15c uno l8c per yaro, n
Nuspertaufsprels IVV
% 3oQ %setpobene 3iiues in Streifen, @beds nnb
PlatoS, friber nertauft 5n pc nuo 25c per yaro, X
&%uspertaufs preiS. lCt
80 3o1 feline Gualtdt 3epbDr @ingbams in @beds,
&latos un6 5treifen, tpertb bis 81 18c per Yaro, 101r
A@E~
M1abben M1ui1elin Soften nit brei @eben 6alteu uno
@piben ~etn9efabte Salten an Salme, tert6 19c Ok
per @tud, MuSpertaufS preis 2 fur Observation-Disclosures. GCt
Seine @arnbric @orlett @opers, NIT Spite ODER @tidez
rel etuge faBt, mtt 9atin 8ano UNI ben yfaden, On
2luSpertaufs pretS. zVN
9sir babcn bas Sauptqmartier fir
Rugs. lt1nlrumB, Sptbrn- 6arhimrn,
Nets unh 1rnlferunrhdngrn
NbIddbun9en fir ate un0 neue 6au1er 9enau gemadt. glIe !
SeniterpDrb6nQe in unlerm 5tore na6 BeicQunQ Qemad1. 5
Evening star., 1912-07-12
DECLINE TO IND0RsE WILEY.
Food and Drug Officials Reject Reso,
luton of Approval.

SEATTLE. Wash, July 12.-The Asso-
citation of Food and Drug Officials prac-
tically concluded the business Of it's con-
vention last night with the election of
officers and the selection of Mobile, Ala.
for Its next meeting place. The following
onlcers were elected: President, Level
iyn Davies of Seattle; secretary, w. M.
Allen, North Carolina; treasurer. w. F.
Potter. Connecticut.
resolution proposed and rejected, in
dorsing the policy of DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley, former chief chemist of the De-
partment Of Agriculture, follows:
Recognizing in DIR. Harvey W. Wiley
the Nestor of pure food activity In
America, and the leader in charge Of the
national food and drug act, this conven-
ton expresses to DR.. Wiley its warm ap-
probation of his answering devotion to
the consumers welfare, and the value of
his constructive work in many branches
of agriculture and chemistry"
Evening star., 1912-07-12
PIES ARE LOSING FAVOR.
Maker Says Fruit, Ice Cream and
Salad Are Sunnlantinp PASTRY

CHICAGO. July IA representative OF
a piemaking concern here succeeded in
stopping a proposed increase in his COM
pany's taxes yesterday when he appeared
before the board of review and pleaded
that pie is losing It's hold on the Ameri-
can people.
There has been no expansion OF the
piemaking business In the last year." he
told the tax reviewers. 1T has de-
creased in popularity with the masses.
Its place is being taken by fruit. ice
cream and salad as luncheon dessert.
Despite the poor outlook for business ex-
pansion we have voluntarily increased
our tax schedule 500. and we think that
the assessment should be allowed to
stand as ii is"
. The reviewers did not raise the COM
rany's taxes.
Evening star., 1912-07-12

and 10th street from Jackson to kearney
street; Monroe street. 18th to 18th
street, Hunt place, Dean avenue and
Grant street, Minnesota avenue to Di-
vison avenue; Hamlin street, from Rhode
Island avenue to 10Th street; 18th street,
from Newton to Irving street. 18th
street. from Hamlin street. to Rhode
Island avenue.
Southeast-Raleigh place, Maclark to
Nichols avenue: Brothers place. High
view to Esther place: Bruce place;
Minnesota avenue, Pennsylvania avenue
to 2Sth street; go street, Naylor road
to r street. and r street. Naylor road
to 21d street.
Evening star., 1912-07-12
MAY PUT BURNS BOOKS
IN WASHINGTON HALL
Plan to Merge Memorials
Proposed-Carnegie Sor-
rows at Smiths Death.

suggestion that the proposed Scottish
memorial-in reality memorial to Rob-
ert Burnside incorporated in the George
Washington Memorial Convention Hall
project was made today by a number of
Washington's prominent business men.
William Robertson Smith, late superin-
tendent OF the National Botanic Garden,
in his will recently made public, has left
his celebrated Burns library in the hands
Of a group of trustees, headed by An
drew Carnegie. as nucleus for the
Burns memorial. Back of the George
Washington Memorial Convention Hall
are the George Washington Memorial AS
sociation. headed by Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock of New York, and the business
men OF this city.
Already. it is pointed out, more than
half q million dollars has been raised
toward the construction of the memorial
convention hail. and the Senate has pass
ed the Root bill authorizing the use Of
a whole square south OF Pennsylvania
avenue as a site for the building.
The Burns collection OF the late Mr..
Smith could very well be placed in a spe-
ciai room III the memorial hall, it is said.
The great convention hall Will be visited
by hundreds Of thousands OF Washington
ians and visitors to this city each year,
and Mr.. Smiths idea that the collection
should be of educational value to the
people will, in this case, be made nation
wide.
The crying need of a great convention
hall, capable of housing the largest con-
ventions, national and international, which
gather in this country, and for which
Washington has today no adequate facili-
ties is being emphasized on all sizes. 1t
is believed that to incorporate the Burns
memorial in the same project would be
of material advantage to the convention
hall project.
Smiths Death Grieves Carnegie.
To William +. Guide, a warm friend of
the late Mr.. Smith. there came today a
cablegram from Andrew Carnegie in re-
lation to the death of Mr.. Smith. 1t was
sent from Skibo castle, Scotland, and
read as follows:
Many hearts here plunged into grief at
the sad news Of our friends departure.
He was beloved by all.
ANDREW CARNEGIE"
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Guide were the
guests of Mr. Carnegie at Skibo castle
several times. making their visits to the
steel king simultaneously.
Mr.. GUIDE said that he believed the pan
to combine the two memorial projects
with benefit to both, might be. worked
out.
Evening star., 1912-07-12
ARRANGES FOR POWWOW.
Woodson Selects Meeting Place of
Democratic Chieftains in Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 12.-JFrey Woodson,
former secretary of the democratic ma
tional committee. arrived in Chicago last
night to make arrangements for head
quarters for the party cheftains who
will meet here next Monday to deliberate
on plans for Woodrow Wilson's cam
paign.
Mr.. Woodson made arrangements for
rooms for the meeting at Michigan
avenue hotel. He said that when the
campaign committee formally organizes
his duties will have been completed and
that he would then retire from active
politics.
Evening star., 1912-07-12

her shipping. Even were the home gov
ernment disposed to accept the situation.
Canada would surely demand protection
for her trade and shipping, and that de-
mand would compel Great Britain to pur-
sue vigorous policy of opposition
A diplomatic warfare involving the dis
charge of some heavy notes would fol-
low, and then, both nations reaching
the end of their resources in a diplomatic
way, there would be no course remaining
but reference of the great issue to The
Hague, for 1t is held inconceivable that
the two great English-speaking nations
would go to war over such an economic
proposition.
Evening star., 1912-07-12
AUTO SPEEDS TO SAFETY.
Runs Beneath a Machine Which
Was Turning Over in Air.

NEW YORK, July 12-An automobile
accident which in some respects was the
most remarkable ever witnessed on a
New York track occurred at the Coney
Island motordrome shortly after II O'Clock
last night. Two machines were racing at
fifty miles an hour around the saucer
track. which has a slant of nearly sixty
five degrees. when suddenly a forward
axle broke on the car driven by George
Cook. Automobile and driver turned a
complete somersault from the top rim of
the track and at the same time the other
car, driven by Jack Randall, shot beneath
the somersaultlng machine and continued
on around the track in safety. Cook was
found unconscious beneath the wreckage
of his car. but was not fatally injured.
Evening star., 1912-07-12
Eng|and's Protest Insures
Long Debate by Senators.
CONSIDERATION is NEAR
Toll Question May Come Up After
Lorimer Vote.
STATE DEPARTMENT RESTS
Will Await Action of Congress.
Matter MAJ Eventually Go
to The Hague.

Two weeks or more of discussion Of
the Panama canal bill, against which
Great Britain has filed protest, be-
Heved to be on the ground that 1t VIC
lates the Hay-Pauncefote treaty be-
tween this nation and England, Is
probable after the bill is taken up in
the Senate. There are many senator's
who have announced their intention Of
speaking on various features of the
bill. and the wide divergence of opinion
on the measure that developed in the
committee is sure to be reflected on
the floor of the Senate, inuring a pro-
longed discussion.
Senator Brandegee, who is in charge of
the bill as chairman of the Senate COM
mittee on interoceanic canals, said today
that he will make an effort to have the
discussion of the bill begin soon after the
Lorimer case has been disposed of and
continue until the final action is taken
on the whole measure.