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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-24

dead OF night by the crying of the
baby. The little one had smelled
smoke in their bedroom. They hardly
had time To pick up the child and run
from the house before the entire
structure was in flames.
BATTLE CREEK.-Earl Marshall
nneman for a local power company,
received terrible burns and narrowly
missed death when ne became en-
tangld in the trolley wire while
in the act Of repairing a break. He
was ar the top OF a pole and when he
kicked himself loose ne fell 10 the
ground unconscious. lie was revived
and was able TO go 20 a physicians
office in "A street car. lie received
nearly 1 900 volts.
TRAVERSE CITY. - Upon COM
plant Of his wife. who alleges that he
threatened to slay the members OF
the family, GOdfTied FRANKIE is being
held here pending more serious
charges He is said to have knocked
his daughter into Inconsistencies
during an alteration. His sanity is
questioned.
FLINT.-Frark Caster. awaiting
trial for menslaughter in connection
with the death OF Franz. S0Va, a young
man Of Saginaw. has been rearrested
upon charges fled by a 13-year-old
girl. The girl claims he attacked her
while she was walking home from
school.
BATTLE CREEK-In an automo-
bile accident, as peculiar as ii was
serious. Frank Dent of Union, and
four friends from the same city, were
injured here. The auto driven by
Dent skidded at a curve on one OF the
streets and scurried across a sidewalk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-24

KOKOMO.-Mystery still surrounds
the killing of Verne Wolf, who was
shot last December, although detec-
tives, both professional and amateur.
have been busy on the case. The lad
was shot in the back while on a hunt
ing trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-24

INDIANAPOLIS.-Sen. Burton of
Ohio, and Sen. Townsend of Michi-
gan will tour Indiana for "A week dur
ing October in the interests of Hugh
Tn. Miller, senatorial candidate, &C
cOrding to an announcement given out
at the state republican headquarters.
AFAYETTE.-Pres. W. +. Stone
of Purdue has announced that the In
diana Federation of clubs has placed
$500 in his hands to be loaned to
worthy women students.
GOSHEN.-Organiz of the City
National bank has been effected here
with a capital of $50, 200.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-24

ton nominee for the same office. for
a joint discussion of the prohibition
issue of the campaign.
BLUFFTON.-Dav Moser. 10. was
gOred TO death by a mad bul. in
pasture near the boys home several
miles from here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-24

Poland. east OF Breslau and south
ward TO a point nearly west of era
COW. There have been heavy coils
ions wherein the Germans have been
forced backward into Silesia.
Prisoners Put to Work.
Most of the vast number OF prison
ers taken by the Russians have been
detailed TO the construction Of canals
and other public works. These tasks
would otherwise have to be left un-
done during the war.
German troops that invaded Rus
sian Poland early in the war are ac-
cused of pillaging towns and estates.
Why suffer witp1 your stomach, kid
neys and liver when HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you Well2 If
taken this month, keeps you well all
the year. 70 cents, Tea or Tablets.
COonley Drug Store. Advt.
CHICKEN SUPPER
At the Grace NJ. +. Tabernacle Thurs
day evening, Sept. "a. Price 25c. Adv.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

iorleoen / Berlin bar boIot ct tort
Soreoraa. ser iioen er Ienot no oper
&eroen, ct 5oreorag, boori ban ilaar
oct iait at Den tpife @ano bar en-
iaa aiaiort per0ensbiitoriif 9etpo.
ming. at life belle 9erOens 6ao ell.
Ter @ismroeIie fan roffe oeo Den
Ipiffano % inf aan0 % aultur
er ben eneite o%irteli1 ifa5enoe. Zen
boner De me @eie paa D. materieae
Tom paa Sc aanoeliae Gmraaoer.
BEN er ben iun0eite % Oen itarfeite
GDIf Stor6eo, S~prin0elig5eo, San0-
6eO o. 5ribeo er @suitcret ior ale
Sgif Aan6 err 9 eroeHs eaent-
IItge5 pI 9erior bar I0iIlauo
ogIaa 9iet til at bIioe Sen iterite
Sen leoenoe Magt / 9er0u, % ito
Ter BET blot uroffeliat p1a ia ieIo,
uiI iefn lite 6eIbe0es Ror.
re fnnne OperoPIte 0etl
Sgiere / SeIppuroering fan man
oiit life ao0t naa. 4len set er BOG
ct 5psrasmoal, ON oenne aarafte.
rift Al oct tuife @rien bar gone
til at are ct operbeoiien0e Snotrpf
pna 0er0en.
Cpteren @erd. 81 uptmanu,
Der o1iaa er / 5loen Tor oen tgifc
Retfuroia6co. bepaaer iil narmere
Deo Sorocn. San beuUiier I'll. boor.
lcOes inf 6oretaoiombeo baaoe pna
Htcrare o. sfonomiffe 0mroooer
bar aabnet Epiflouo Tor ole Ratio.
ner. o. ale bar beinnoet Tia bel Der.
Gerior maa man o9ian M pare
o~berbeDiit ON, at 8niflnno nnoer
ariaen han6ler no ira @rincipper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

iom ogioa bets M%o6itonoere maa
anerfenOe iom rigtige.
5et er mteresiant at ie. 10orleOes
ell 6anffe 9iterat reagerer paa
oisie 9aapirfninaer. 81 aaferer
inaleoes ct Stat al Ell artitel al
1r. 8reoerif 9ouIfen Der iaf-
tiff bar itaaet Den lermaHife 4anOs-
rrtning meIet nur. San ifrioer 6l.
a.:
ri @ermanofiler / @eroens ior.
ifeaige 2ouoe. Der 6aoOe 5aabet pao,
at ben li6erale uioenifabelige anno
9ioens Ion8e 2eb ifuloe leanem.
trai9e set tuife 5olf % 6ringe bets
@olitif ino ct anoet Spor. + ar /
ben fiofte lib Iiot en- life
riuqere 5fuffeIfeeno 2 o.
ciaI0emofraterne meo Sc.
FRO paa Oen enige
6reo. Soor ipliomt / aadnii6e
@olfs3eitlma" at Ipie ON De lana.
fife arbeioere / 9rpsieI Der, itsnt
arbei0sIesbe0en or tor. 81 Den
tnife 4egerina bnoer en- ga1Ien al
7 3rancs, life bar opret I'll at for.
maa til at mel0e fig: fife m bar
iuiatetl Ct lpietoe Gfsempel life
paa 3anatisme. men paa Sabre.
Ian6sfGrIiqbe6 bos ben lattice Re-
uigmano / set lille oanS. Ser for
tiener at u0eoeliaaeres I Siitorieu.~
Som Or 4oulieu isler ia ifili.
let. iaoleoes oil maaife De ileite al
Gnifernes @emer andre 9anOe
iaa BET { itigenoe @rao. eiteriom
arigens gcgioenbeoer taller oeres
ieraeli9e Sproa. gAarb. Stiitst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
SpnoerjglanO.


Ii.
0feI.. Sa ri e(ifer bette 2anoet.
Sa, ri elifer 5%eorelanoet,
Com os @uo Scr gap.
iii ct 9arn @uo latte 9anOet
5 oct opbe Sau.
Sun moo SDO ben gamIe 5fanie
Sunfen er / @rus.
6oor fer tot oi BRO en- 2anie
SCR oort e9et @ns.
E6pros aamIe @ol0 or 1eifet.
6a6t er Slesuigs Soro.
SLENDER aenuem 2auoet itreifet
0ar ira Spo til 9oro.
% Din Ret. oen io%lefIare
81 ban breo fla ON.
@rumme 6ienOe. oent fun bare,
8i paa Serrens 0oml
@rpnien fan meo 8aa6en ilpttes
9aaoe OBJ OF neo.
Raur Der fife mer pil Ipttes
iii 8etfrr0ig5eo
@eu mar Solicit tro ri iinOer
N1oo ben aooe Soa,
Ia For S%en0erinlIano rinoer
sitter OBJ en- Gag.
Wo6ersmaaIet paa oor Sunge
Gr port Bern o. Irsit.
Oct ri tale oil o. iinn9e
Ret al 6iertens emit.
81 ni Ia'er os oct iraraue,
6iertets rette 5olf.
Set oi ifrioer paa nor Same;
Ser Dor oonite Soft.
Sa. ri oil ON Sproaet Dprne,
Sau set ret bar eff.
9ie en- ma % bella 1erne
Staar oet for port glif.
Oct OF eIIfe uiI % lone.
Reoens Di er til.
Gi for Cub oq ar6nne Sfobe"
8i oct bntte oil.
5. 6. 8uH0efen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
9unterinsu.

iii Den fore. oanife go. .lutb. airfes gsrnebiem
Scr fuitteret $956.29. giborg. z. Gaf., Raple
@roDe @g9. S9.65, 1urfep gaaep Meb. $6.f0.
@ilfiaan, 0inn., Riels e6tiitenien $500. Sen.
mare. q. Gaf, 3. 3. Qielien $1,000. 8isner.
4ebr Ssn0ogsifoIen $500, Sans Sergenien
$500. elf Sorn, So., Sobnnnes 9ange $500.
Ct. Paul, Rebr, en- m9pnt 800. 9%loeine, isis.
Smnonuels 9iab. 1922 80. W'cRobb, 81, 9. z.
aoariaIsoiier $2.40. Sutdinion, Winn., Ouer-
Ifuo ira ct. Nlortens Wlgb.s Q. z. Sfouieit $500
Tople 8olep, 8is, aDinbefore. $500. qarIier,
Gal, Nrs. Zine SyenIen $500. g~ingiteo, ga.
81. gsnnicfIen $500. Sbenninaton, gsis., apin.
before. $1,000. Dfbfofb, isis, g. aroper $500.
OATS, Ola, gars. Cha Stuff $1,000, Dopio @oo.
oar6s Spnrebssie $3.50. Saroiae, @is. gsr.
nebiemsiore. 5000. StapleburTt, Rebr, Ulrs.
u. ;. Bbiaipien $1,000. 2olie, Sn, Sofio o.
Uloreretbe Sobnnien $2.6s, Wrs. Senrp 1bomp.
Ton $2.f5, Mrs. GieIs 1rieIicH 75c. Mbert 2ea,
Ninn, apinoefore. $1,000. @nipaen, Bis, %.
rotbn Maoien 81 90. Metbp, q. Dof, Tiis G..
an6reaien $3.0 %. 5aInoutb, Dle., gmnus Wgb,
gr o. mrs. Chr. Drums $500. Selma, Gal,
Gooni, Orpn og SoroIo anuofen $500. CIT
Sorn, ga, Sans Senien (til Gfim Siem) $500.
@lffin, Rebr., Sens 6. Martens $500. Salt
$ff56.32.
Naupocn, geis, ben "a. 0op. 1914.
TeS benIig SiIien os 9of.
Sobn Wabfen n, aosf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
arigen paa Sreoens
Smraa0e.

Strofs efter at 5piflanO bnp6e
uoPifet BET meite al europa ii.
arig, bar Stemningen / 9an0et
itGrf og ieirsiiffer inotil gegeft.
ring. Rnn bdpoe 9eoioitbeOen ON.
at S9ren par itPrft. aniaa Den for
uoperpin6elig. Zen gomIe 74anri-
ge General Saeieler, Der melote iia
til Sieneiie nteo Den gemprfning,
at ban oil0e ifpOe iis forau SGrels
5ront, bpis ban life funOe fomme
til al ipiie 5rotoit / 8aris ben g..
September, Dor / girfeIisbeoen en-
tupiif Geprpieutant ior Rationens
1iaio til De tpife 9aaben.
Giteriom arigen bar aoUitlet ia
"a Rs6oenoigbeorn bar rnOret ben
tpife arigspIan. er Stemninaen /
9efolfningen maaife noscnlunoe Il.
ioranoret / Iroen paa be tpife 8aa.
bens Ger, forOi De tpife Blade iaa
uiot muliat fun bringer Seir5sSe.
learammer. Nen tnoenior DC are0.
ie I 2anoet, Ser Deo beore 9eiteo. o.
iom oaIaa formadr Of ie no / 5rem-
ti0en, beapnoer Der at rere ii8 al.
oorlige getRnfeliaheoer ouer Tor
Den 3om, iom europa oil iGloe ooer
arigen oe 8piferne.
Ser er Senipn at tage bnaoe til
BET sfonomiIfe Gin o. til aanoens
Self. Mnn beg1u0er / t1ite 5an.
oels- o. Snouitrifre6ie at beifefti8e
fla meo Def SpsrgsmaaI, bDurIeOes
BET ffal aaa BET tnife Gr6DerusliD !
en- Situation, bpor arigen bar Inf
fet I1olan6ets 9sre Tor inf Sn.
ouitri oq 6an6el, og mo er I 5Gro
meo at foritao. at ielo ON oct fer
itolt og itorilanet no, at EDiflane
fan fsre arig moo BET meite af CIT
ropa, er oct mere emo betPufeIigt
for EuTflanos Gfonomi I 5remtioen,
ON BET eiter arigen mndite ! Sc
ne%rationer ffol ms6e 5ienOffab og
W1oouinie / oe 2on0e. hoor bet ier
6nDoe fine beoIte aun6er.
ga fom oct fan fomme til at gad
paa BET moteriene Dmrnnoe, inale.
6es fan BET mnoife o9ian tie poo oct
aanoelige, at inf aiinit os 8iben-
Ifab fan bIipe iioleret.
5 6oru0dnelien berom bar De ~
ffe 2~iterater mobiliieret for alereoe
at ssre 5orisg paa at aio9bns
5remtioens Wo6itanoere. De tuife
Sfribenter uofoloer en- itorIrilet
8irffombe6 ueo at ienoe 9laoe, Bic.
GER o. afbanoIinger no ODER Der
ben meo aoresie til ale tenOte aol.
leaer: 9rofesiorer, 29rere, 6orfnt
tere, Heoaftsrer os mango andre,
en- bel Spn6floo at agitntoriifa
Sfrifter, bpis Seniiat oe Roal bet
er OF f%oriuore ben tpife arig, ifilors
ben fom paatomsen, Tom ct Rso'
barge for Greo og Qualification oip.
Selp 5pfflanos alerbebite 0ap.
ne tager &nano meo | oenne agi-
tation, bao6e ifriftIiet os manotlist.
Bi nrDner iaaleoes efsempelois,
at ben befenbte GiloioL anoolf
gucfen, Tom fi6ite ginter gpite.
De asbenboun oe blep iterft @ieteret,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

Cars Beterien.
Dor I72, Sionep, giont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

9orbnrs. 9sbsfalb. (Gbbpit.
@amle Sneofer SDerien Der ira
gpen, IOm for 8 aar IiOen netc3
poa fin 70-aarige 5soielsoas bleo
rant Of ct Slngtilfrloe, og iiOen
Den lib bar peret iengeliggenoe,
er forIeoen afgaaet Deo Dozen. SDer'
ZEN bar en- Of Stifterne for ben
berppren6e @ooo Eemplar Soge
.gGrens Borg" Der | Sanuar 1915
hoG6er % aars SubiI1um.
Wrammbp. era arisen. 6l.
gp.) Wortin Geooerfen, en- pleje'
ion Of afosoe IoienTuno FER ! 8pen
Der bar ppret meo | 5ronten, bleD for
noaen lib fioen iaaret al ct Stub
genet. 0u er bette bleuet oiiat. SEQ.
oerien liage pnn ct Qaioret | 90
gen ! Meitfalen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

st Brep fra geitfrontem. Gn ing
re @ooroeier fra Saoerslep-Ggnen
ffriDer i'll. vSeimoal" fra geItfron'
ten til fin SeIter:
Mange 9of for greDet os for
goffen. Oct er ben iterite @lpot
Eagen lang, naar Soften bliDer
raabt OBJ, bpao Der | Reglen ffe.
to @onee ooeIis. Sfiffet bliper
man, noar Der ingenting er, mer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
SiI areosmisiiontn.
9nfntn.Qrehs

Offu eet6ania gaob. SIS Is, goneuiae Mgb. $26.7 70, ebea-
e8er g2q5, Rontuno $3.50, Go5aret5 1lg6. $1OO5. getbania
B,5.-; $la 49, 3 $a a q 6fier e,5,1 Tfi45afS $l ,,1got S@5ifr s4a9 20
gcttania 0igb. $4,000 Merccr gagb. $2500 "a 6pr 8ion
0aab. $500. OHer Srinitatis Us6. $t445. Subifription /
3rrnitatss $1,000. Snbifripion gbeneBer g2ab, y. DAT, $4,000.
Ofier sioneg os qroriou 02a6. $500. S%ubffription SID
neD OF Qrorion gRgb. $1,000. y al Oftober Oieret si6ueD %
grorion $1,000. Subnription 3iou @gb. 5000 emaus
Mgb SIbffription $3.50. gonbeas @lgb. Subfription $1400.
aertie 9Pgb. Orer 1897. 9uiammen $ls5 II.
DPeo Iaf pna areoiens 9e1ne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
Rebr. Qre6S.

5er foitteret Tor $2Os5 So. Guiding, Ge6r, Mqb. SO 10
9iHoiop. 0ebr, 9etbania 9Qgb. $2t56. Annce So, Rebr, Beth.
leben5 Na5. $21f5. &tuifin, 0ebr, 92ab. $f66.65. gruib,
Colo. 9ieni8beoen $1640. Goroooa, gebr, Cor 5reiprs glgb
S8i .05. 5re0erifsborg, Qebr, Wlgb. 1910. 8inndon, Qe6r
S85b. 9erona, Qebr, 92g6. $3.50. 9annebrog, Iebr, Rab
$25Ai. gD 9reet, Qebr $16.75. Blair, Rebr, 0igb. 1858 %
Iuiammen $65S.58.
p2eo 5af mo0taaet, g. 8e6fte0, are0sfasi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
8fs. Qre6s.

Scr fDfHerct 1880. Operifuo Deo Misiousmeoer fe.
9eh6e g.gh.: @rcen Ban $40, Mthpaufec S3l.70. emaus, ga.
cine $1,000. 9or 5relers gabs geennb $7f.05, O. 6. g. Wgb,
9nrtIauo $21.90 SmmanneIs DAB, Naene $l936. u 0Oer.
iha Oo 9etatoiieret, IreioIo9beos gagb, Deumarf $500
@aoe ira Qr. Sens 2arien $500. Salt $l401.
Siereig 9of. gbr. g. ReIfon,
are05fasierer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

DerIom De Tan BRUCE ct antol
efs. al bort Sulefatalog til llooe'
Iina bIonot gerner og befen6te, DC
Job os BET pioe, o. ui ienoer ben
serne.
Donifb Q1itt. gubI. Scuie.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
a0itterinser.
) opanm isfionen:

fer fotteret ie Sol. Ar. Is Observation-Disclosures. $20ffl2
9amptol. Rebr, ct Ssfe Observation-Disclosures. 5000
goorbeao, Soma, Bethesda lln1oomsiorerinQen 49,. 1900
@f Sor1, ga, Sens ID. 6. 3asmnsien .......... 800
96rftsnicn $500 1900
@eping @ater. aebr, Diarp 3oberten ............. 800
f~oren1oen $500 600
Rortbfslo. Dffnn, gernenes SeoningemisnOnsiorenin 800
@Gt Branch, Sa, apinoernes Gafofier ......... 100
Samestonn, aansy Better anoerien oa 9ufru ...... 100
Oto, Rebr, q. i. Senien % Sutru .............. 100
omaha, Qebr, geaa gab, en- mrPunt ............. 800
8eaRsnGa, Gasnts Feterien % Suitrl 5afieeHesofer 400
8lanoieu, Rebr, 9etbania D2gb, Sen0a9sifolebsrne.
a~eIieSsusen ....,..~...... ....%..-.-. 2oOO
RorthieIo. Ntnn, Oct babe Offer PEG d. Refens
"eoe =. - 49,. 81
Rs0e ............ -. .~e.c""~gs. $50
Rorthfieo. Winn, Neniqbeoens Wisiionsfasie -. 300
SofionuiIle, Sn, Sans 6. Senricfien .............. 2000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

9er fohieret ie abr. Ir. 48 ......a....... (
Mfs. M. ~cergenien en- Rote ira Sfolen ............
Orens, 20, u. aloiter, u. Qeterien, eifil0 Soabr, Q. 8.
2arfef, 8. g. MortenIen, 6. g. Gloiter, 8. 6. an6er.
ZEN bb. $500: q. aloiter, Z. g. QnrTen bD. $500;
Sobn Subj, SiibI bD. $500, 3. u. aIoiter, Bon.
oo 0ielIen bb. 500
Mofon @itp, 0ebr, 3ions Wgb, Cars Rasnnisfen 5000;
Senro q. Hotertiet, 5re6 Rosbord bo. $t.00; gaitor
Smcettuafer, Nebr., gor Grelfers Mg6, 9r. Masmusien,
Y. .. Mortenien bp. 100; q. 0epberg, y. Sol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
9iHamluen $2f67l2
isionen

fsr foit.eret ie a6l. Gr. IS Observation-Disclosures. $904.43
Sampton, Qebr, ct. 9efte ........:...... 2500
Woorbeo6, "a, get6es0a MISUNDERSTANDING ......... 1000
ef Sorn, Sa, Sens W. 8 Gasmusien ............ 300
g5riitsaIcn $500 1900
Coulter, ga, Ro3aretbs Ng6, 9atiaeiesOif 49,. 1860
Genmarf. @s, Qlrs. GasmIs 8nsmlsn $500, DRrs.
aasmus 9}en 800, l1ngoomioreninaen $500 80. 500
Rorfafie0. Utnn. 9srnenes Observation-Disclosures 300
8eft Brand, ,sa, auiu0ernes Iafofier ............ 725
5amestoDH, aans, Better anoerieH % Suhru $500. LOO
ORR. Pebr, n 4. SeHien on Suftru ............... 100
Cma5a Rebr, Bella Ra6, en- unp0nt ............ 400
0enRenGuL, aosmis 8etcricn % Sunrn 5afiaeGesoffr 400
ElafnpieD. Iebr, gethania O2ab, 5sn0agstOebsrne.
nes NisionstpaiHger iom Oier iuobragt 'pna 1ati'
a~efesAaaen =. .r........ ........... 1000
Sarnonoille. ga, Sans 6. SenrcfIen ............ 1000
Sbnen. Wort. GiterfIet ira Ssn0aasffolens Sefofier 100
3orthfiaf0. Winn. D1eniq6e6ens Risionsfasie 49,. 300
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-03-06
''Log-R Rolling" in the Initiative
(Warden Herald.)

There is a disposition In some
quarters to resort to unfair and un-
just means for getting proposed
measures into laws. 1t has long been
a practice common among legislators
to trade votes in order to secure the
enactment of pet measure, and now
that the initiative has been adopted
in several of the states the same
practice bids fair to be introduced
and become a matter of general use
there. In that way the states are
given too much law and not enough
Of justice, several organizations 60
ing together and pool their interests.
saying: Here. II you help US get our
measure through, we will help push
your measure through" The princi-
pie is wrong. and every proposed law
or bill should stand before the voters
on its individual merits or dement's,
and II a good thing, be voted for.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-03-06
Good
Neat Morning Attire.

There has been so much said and
written against wearing In the morn
Ing old. wornout silk gowns with soil
ed or tattered lace and keeping the
front hair In curling papers that 1t is to
be hoped that no woman with any self
respect appears at the breakfast table
III such attire.
1t Is really disguise, for she would
hardly be recognized an hour or two
later when. neatly gowned. she may
start out on shopping expedition.
AS far as possible washable morning
dresses should be worn. A dress made
opening down the front, in one piece.
is quickly donned and the many pref.
ty sailor collars that are worn now are
easily adjusted. It takes but few
minutes to put on such a collar and
little bow. and the whole effect is
pleasing.
No woman would wish to sit at the
breakfast table opposite man who
wore soiled clothing and presented an
unkempt appearance. mans eyes
are quite as keen, even II he says lit.
tie and kindly makes excuses In hia
heart.
Possibly II he said more his wife
would be more careful. but she may
have the idea that he does not notice
what she wears. and 30 the careless
habits are acquired. II that Is the
case. let her try appearing In prettily
made but simple morning dress some
day, with her hair as neatly arranged
as II It were for dinner instead Of
breakfast. and see II her looks do not
call forth some pleasant comment from
the man usually silent.
The highest compliment one woman
ever had paid her. she says, was when
her husband remarked. after many
years Of married life. that in all that
time be never had seen a day when
she was not tidily dressed for break
fast.
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less in cultivation and will produce
than Take Morrs0ns advice then preference
what nurseryan might tell in preference your
ideas for Mr. Moons advice is based field experience
that take place orchards
This section of the probably will
ideas had regarding fruit for the notion quite
these preferable
variety for number of This discussion of the question
detailed and
cluson would have the do not plant dwarf
a commercial orchard
To he continued next weekly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-03-06
PROJECTS FAVORED
BY POMONA GRANGE
RESOLUTIONS FOR ROAD DRAG
AND POWDER FACTORY
ADOPTED

Following are the resolutions
adopted by the Thurston County Po-
mona Grange at its meeting last
week:
Whereas, The split log road drag,
otherwise termed the King road drag.
is splendid implement to use on our
roads but one whose value is largely
unknown, and
Whereas. There is a possibility OF
getting Mr.. King himself to come to
Washington to give series of lee
lures and demonstrations on its use
ON our roads. therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Thurston Coun-
ty Pomona Grange No. s, that we
urge the Olympia Chamber of Com
merce to use its utmost endeavors to
get one of the lecturers in this coun-
ty, and assure them that II the COM
missioners can be educated to the
value of the split log drag we will
heartily engage in the work Of drag
ging the roads II we are permitted to
do So"
For State Powder Factory.
The following resolution relative
to the proposed powder factory ia
similar to one unanimously adopted
by the ri-County Development asso-
citation, composed of Skagit, San
Juan and Whatcom counties:
Whereas, The clearing-up Of the
logged-off lands Of the state of Wash
ington and the development Of these
lands for agricultural purposes is one
Of the most important problems to be
satisfactorily worked out by the pres
emit generation, and
Whereas, The present settlers Of
these lands are unable to clear but q
very small portion Of their tracts
each year, because of the prohibitive
prices demanded by the powder
trusts for stumping powder, and
Whereas. The placing Of these
lands under cultivation will largely
assist in lowering the present high
cost Of living for our brothers In the
cities, and
whereas. At the last session Of
the legislature measures were taken
to assist the settler by the erection
OF powder plant to be operated BY
the state. that settlers be enabled to
purchase powder at a. low . rate a
possible, and
Whereas, The project seems. to
the public eye. to be no further com.
pleted than when the money was ap.
propriated. therefore be 1t
Resolved, That Thurston County
Pomona Grange No. 8 does 80 on
record as imploring our governor,
Ernest Lister. to demand Of his com.
mittee thorough and speedy report
upon the erection of state powder
plant and the manufacture Of powder
therein, and be 1t further
Resolved, That in the event OF
this COMMITTEES reporting that the ap-
preparation Of $4,000 is not sum
Client for the erection Of the build
ings, maintenance, and manufacture
of explosives, we implore our govern
or to ask for an appropriation from
each and every county In proportion
to acreage of logged-off lands suit.
able for agricultural purposes con-
tanned therein, and be 1t further
Resolved. That copy of the
resolution be sent the governor. Err
nest Lister, q copy to each and every
Pomona Grange in the state. q corJ
to the Olympia Chamber of Com.
merce and a CODY to each paper"
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the scion has been grated On
dwarf trees, will examine closely will that
OF the roots there quite the rolling
the cambum efforts a
Landt tho