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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

KING GEORGE RETURNS
TO ENGLAND FROM FRANCE
LONDON. December (s:50 p. My
King George has returned from France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

sERvIAN CABINET RESIGNS,
FORMING NEW MINISTRY
ROME. December s (yia London, s
p. MIA telegram from Sish, Serva,
10 the Stefani News Agency, an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

Only One "BROsIO 0UININE"
Whenever you feel cold coming on,
sRoMo o6f n h ha% for signatSrs
OF E. w. Grove on box. 25c-Adv.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21
THANKSGIVING DONATION

The appeal Of the starving women and
children Of Belgium, left destitute by the
ravages of war, has met with instant re.
sponse from the United States. Arrange
mcnts have been perfected guaranteeing
the safe transportation to Belgium OF a
shipment Of food supplies from this coun.
try aud Canada and general donation
of flour, beans, rice and other food stuff
is being raised for that purpose.
The Monte Vista Milling and Elevator
company is making donation Of -four
and this oilers an opportunity to the good
people Of thrs vicinity to assist in a noble
purpose. Not less than twenty five bar.
rrls Of flour are required To secure free
transportation from this place and the
shipment must be made before Decem.
ber LIST. The milling company will sell
Il ,ur at nominal price for the purposes
OF this donation, and IL seems that ship
mont Of fifty barrels is not too much to
expect from tins prosperous community.
Those who wish to contribute should see
Manager breckenridge at once
In the families of this land in which
nclthor misfortune nor sickness has Wis.
tied, the spirit Of thanksgiving could not
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21
National Forest Timber for Sale.

Sealed bids viii be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Monte Vista, Colo,
up to and including December ii, 1914,
Tor 100000 feet b. NJ, more or less, OF
Douglas fir saw timber upon desig
mated area within Y. Al n, r W., n.
NJ. L. NJ, Doug as Mountain, Rio Grande
National Forest, Colorado No bid OF
less than $3.50 per NJ feet for live and
H'Oo per M feet for dead timber will be
considered. Deposit with bid $500 The
right to reject any and all bids reserved.
Before bids are submitted full informa
ton concerning the timber, the condi-
tons OF sale. and the submission OF bids
should he obtained from the Forest Su.
pervlsor, Monte Vista, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21
Our Christmas goods are on
display. Come in and have them
laid away. Fuller Drug 70.

Look here. II you want gooo' ''''I
home. e.msde candy go to the Diamond
Handy Kitchen Saturday, Nov. IL 'O'
can see the candies made and ouE '"'"
for 25c pound. The best creS" '''
dies you ever ate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21
CIVIC LEAGUE

The November meeting of the Civic
League was held in Judge Hender's
Office in the city building on Monday at
3 p. N. Roll call was "The Holly Colo
RADIO Plan for Teaching Domestic Sci.
ence" in public schools where no teacher
is employed. 1t is most excellent plan
and could be very beneficial to students
in any town where there are his many
good housekeepers and excellent cooks
as there are in Monte Vista. The arti
Gle WAS read from La Folette's educa.
tion and home department.
All who are interested in the parent.
teachers department are urged to be
present at the next league meeting
Also those interested in physical culture
and a humane society department.
The plumbing work is completed in
the farmers rest room, and AS soon Ms
the carpentry work is finished the com
mittee will be ready to attend to the
paperng and furnishing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21

Knight Campbell Music 20. WI" ~. ,,or
Piano and Player-piano DemonS'''s ~.
Saturday, Nov. 81 Get your p''"O
fore they go. You can trade !ou' "I.,
piano for auto-piano, world NOIr ~,n
Hear it right away at kloepfeI " "''
furniture store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21

Duroc males from Iller o' ~ ~
sale at reasonable prices. Ioll' w.
IL you want one. u '' pam
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21

Will trade modern house io' s
farm. Address box 5Sl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21

Big candy sale at the Diamond Knndy
Kitchen Saturday, Nov, u. There will
be cream candymaking IN the front win
dow, which will be sold at 25c = pound
Come in
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21

S. G. r. |. Red cockerels, Barred "O''
hens and pullets for sale. .,
Mrs J. L. Wolfe
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21
Horehound cough drops, the
real thing, Csc the pound, at
Fuller's.

Modern furnished house for rent.
w. S. Nash
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN

w. j. Clark says reward should be
offered for the return of the potato mar
ket. There is no demand for potatoes
at this time and the Idaho product is
bringing a ridiculously low price. Re.
ports state that the 1914 crop is the sec
ond largest in the history of the United
States and those who are holding their
potatoes will probably be compelled to
store their stuff for a long time
Arrangements have been completed
for the Las Animas high school football
team to play the Monte Vista high
school team at this place Saturday, Nov.
%. The Las Animas team is an un-
usually strong aggregation and Monte
Vista will contest with them for the
championship of southern Colorado. Del
Norte is expected to play here Thanks
giving day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21

be better exemplitied than in carrying
relief to the innocent victims of war
from which we have been spared.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-21

Beginning to think Christmas?
It's time. Be sure and look over
our lines early. Fuller Drug Co.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-20
Sin dirnraiider sdnelLusr6anO.


Die ariegs1irurgen, on 9sren Qrs
6ettstraft beute 70 uugebeute qnfors
0erungen gsitellt iperoen, ba6en nds
turgemdB bas 8eitrebsn. hon ben
neueIten Grrun8enidaften Der Niis
Ieni4aft gum 8oble rer beriDuHoss
ten arisger Gebraud gu maden.
Sebr nilItommen miro i6nen ouber
Der bon Or. 6elir &rasmer in
Ironffurt tonItruterte uieptii9e
SGneIIDsrbano fem. 9isIer beitsbt
aus 9a3emull, Dltte uno ginoe.
Das 8atteIager iibsrragt alIiettig
tie Rdnber Der @a3emull > SnneHa
.fdi6t. CUR @erpadung in 81
8erban0pdd9sn uno our Gteriliias
tim miro Der 8erbanO in ieiner
5dtfte 70 3uiammengelegt, 0aB Die
.tie Null 5nneni9i9t u~bsrragenoen
8~atterdnoer oi9t a~ufetnanber gu
Iiegsn tommen, ipoourd Elm 8atteabs
f9lub er5ielt Miro, Der DIE einmaL
EsriIiferts SnneufIdde Dor Snfettion
i3iibt. Bon GROCER 8e0eutung lift,
ZAP bic SnnenfId9e oes gerbanoes,
pel9e Die Bunbe bebedt, ~ii6erbaupt
nidt bsriibrt miro, 10 oaB Is elmer
beIonoersn Destruction ser Sdnoe
oar ni9t beSarf. Die 9orieile
6iefes 9irurgiiden GGnellperbanoss
beIteben BARN, oaB Die in Der guiana
mengelegtsu QBatte bsfinoIi4e Dlulls
tompreHe an6eoingt iteril bletbt, b1
Die Matts als natiirlt6sr aeimfilter
pirtt. ia ielblt aud fir ben GAIL,
Dob Ole SiilIe oes ACCOMMODATIONS
anOi9t neroen iollte. 2isgt o..
9srbdno auf Der BunOe, 10 I6IieBt
rie Matte Die Dun0e teim6idt eeasll
Gle aubenluft al. Ger @er6aRS
lam aud obne 8ihbe nit Seftpflo4
fer (2eutoplait II. osrgI.) c6er aud
nit benz nsuerbings Dielgebraunten
aItbtftoff vMaiiiOl" befeitigt tpers
cen. Das aaiIerlids 8suti9e pa=
tentamt bat dnertannt, OaB oieIe
69nellbinos in dirurgiider 5iniidt
sinen 6ortidritt bsbeutet.
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Tr -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-20

Gin tGeines mtBbers
4 dnonis. Satin: sd mnB sis
rsn nsuen Mlautsl babsn; Der oIte
iisbt 70 i6dbig aus, bdB t9 namsgs
lid BARN nod tn Die &irde ge9tn
Gatte: Sci, gllts, Der 5errgott
i6aut nidt auf oas QsuBerel1
Satin: nSa, ods Snnere msinss
III ia no4 iAIeaterl'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-20


og auRii, fit gut anluBitbsn. por'
n,bm 80 ellen uuo ittns 0agsl su
piltgtn, mpbl lsim andre pstiiano
mp aud ieine sa bsriebsn braudis3
Die siHtH aaHlH 3auiimtisr LANCE
.qaraosttallc' an ltintm tltiufn Gtns
gsr, Sic Der Baron in @tIprad nad'
bsnlli6 nno lie6sbol Bu btirahtrn
piltgtt, mar Gbriitian ssrdoeya gum
Gitll
Ulp6te is gliidIid paosn nit Dem
parfdmierttn Bsrippsl
Baron p6st nidt Baron, Der Wlann
Bate fir Runoa ttpas GrIaltsnbes
mo qbitoBenots, Hi6t nuy, neil CT
qlglls btiiseH T0Iil, iouostR neil II
3u peAiIih fabltG Dob oas Hur Elm
S6dnmsnih pnr, tiH Ialsnloisr Qus
ionat. Q9ebe Der unglidltdsn, MEM
fs ttumal ben nabrtn WlenihsH In
tbm iuhm piir0t!
5rdu gdrsngrubsr rsotte untsrosIs
fen aasrIti uupuftnOss ourdeiHou6sr
mo pioeripra6 ia in siHtm atsm
5tbnmal. sic notlts ourhblidsH LAS
len, DaB G5riitian Gin abgeuRieuer
Jrsier Der Qgnts par, firdttte nann
abr gleih nieoer, oas MibialsH
6ts 6o9tu 6errn. 81 srrtgtn. mas fs
beppg, ibrs Rsdtrsi 8urid5u3iebtu.
Sn elmer Wiuute ipraa is bdrmlos
ME ibv Der G9nabsI gtipahitn mar
in Der na6itsu bsiann fe id auf Den
bier ]ang3eigten Soiton uno bsmiibts
iia, 9ohosutfa gu rs0sn, mas is
oauH am p]snigIttH tonnte. peun is
Is polts. Sas mar ii6sr, i6re Wlama
Ourfts fid Die qguss niht mad
grauHi@psig tomm,R lafsu.
Quf feline 6ragt psrnabm Gbris
titan, oaB Die 5o63sit srit i'm Dat
oOer SUM Itattim0tn iolt. BIS ga,
bin mar es ned LANCE gtnug fur Die
Dtridieoeniten 8erdn0trungen.
9ie 5tbn Ulinuteu zines Stadtss
bsiu4es pareu abgsIaufsn. Gbriitian
erbob iid, unb mad itsifeu gerbtus
gunssn uuo ilidtigm SdnosOraden
bsi0erIsits befano er fiji iuieoer i'm
gor3immsr, ppbiu 6rau 8drsHerus
bet ibH begIeitet bate.
sGelt g, er IL Iieb9" fIiifsrte lie
ibm gu. guno gar uttt itol5. Die
6auo bat e. Sbnn geteH.
gbriitiau la4ts Iautlos Dor T6
FIN. Gr nubie nitt reft, mar 0as
nun 9ummbeit o6tr gos6eit ibrer.
isits. Gb, psHn sr Der Sadie nur
fern senug ftinOs, I'm ii6sr Die grau
gu laden!
aDGs Is a Slid" fIHfterte syrau
gdrengruber meter, So bab'a ims
geabnt, Der Qgnes itebt mas
GroBes bepor. 9ein, ME bic spei
Geuf melHanoer Dtr1honn pHO!...
90 stpas Bot Die @eIt nod ni6t aes
iebeH. Gin gau3sr aoman! -.
9enH natirIid! gs lit ni6t nur
BON Ieiner @site cine aiebesbeirdt.
Die agues Bat Jpn g'ra0jo germ. ST
is id iopieI Gin Iieber un0 fetner
Msni6 Der garonl Gang oos, mas
Elm 4ldb4enber3 osrIaugt!!"
8isgmaI pubte sr'5: 8osbeit mar
e. mas ibr oie 8oyte eingd6. IS
ioQts i6m inter bic Raie gerieben
perOen, paB er isinsrfeits niAts gss
babt babe, mas Elm Mdo6enbsr8 bers
Idngte. SeoeHfals fnnO lie INNER
etpas, Inn i'm gu berItben.
ST belt ii4 aud tpsiter gu teiner
aompoie Derpflidtet, empfubl Tid
tur3 un0 giHg iHgrimmigen 5er5ens.
Gr bate Is aud gerabe 10 nots
psnOig gebabt, hisrhe3utOmmsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-20

8ie f93ne Cat zines
folldnOHaeR Gelebrten miro gemeIoet.
Ser betannte 9ertreter fer 6insTs
l6en Gpra9e on Der 8erIiner
Griebri9 > WifbeIms : IniperItGt,
Gebeimer Regierungsrat qrofs6or
Or. Sobnnu Satob Maria be @root,
Der i'm Sabre 1911 aus 9eiosn
(6ononb) na9 Berlin bsruf'n IL, bat
Die 5dlfte feinss @ebaltes nls llntbsrIis
t%dtsprofsHor fir Die Dausr ots
&rieges feinsm g5fpeiten 9eimatIans
be" our 8eriigun9 ge!teIt. Der
aultusmintfter bat ben 9ttrag onges
nommsn unO miro i'm BEN 5iIfsto.
mitee fir Die nlpreubiiden 2uubss
leute iiberpeiIsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-20

ais Chile ii6 bonn fpaniTdsn
SOde befrett bate, tpuroe an mans
den StsLen in @aIpdrniIO Ods
GtrabsHpflatsr aus 9noden Don
SPanisrn AsrseItsats
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-20

Cine Srinterfrage.
Mas 1T bas Bette an 9isr2
antpOrt: Dab q Dsraapft RiEa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-20

Die aimcnoForm in i6rtr btrititotntn
grien Gilt dab fir Die ainbtEmoot ais
toranatbtnb; man fAntiott ben Gbalbsb
len mtntotr bic QfrmtI in gan5tr gdngs
ober in CORN BON StubtH an, be onr4
anstIsbtt GrgdnJuugst6eiIt btrpolitdaotgt
ipsrbtH. 9itlfd9 ltst man oi, Qernd IN
Rualdnform an, ME "a bitit SlutIdttoH
beranitauli6t. Der oItrntusfsn Wlobs
bee Gopptlrods mtIprtdeHb III bas Ilo'
bel bier in 5pti Tbtiltn senrbdtti. Der
Cbtrtbtil fdlt olaii ibtr Elm tintm Outs
itrleib4tn onesIsttts a6d6tu, oas bur4
zine ridndrts eingelsgte Balts bqutris
Usits trbdlt. Cdr miriam in isiVtr
9etptHbuHg III 81 bisitm Ganitimntttr,
ipddss IN Gr1bm ron 6-12 Sdbr srs
bdltli6 1T, groBtdrirtts BtbonIbirs elolb,
in gtrbiubuna NIT tiutm dniarbiger
WaT6foif. 9as ulobtl bier mar in NETS
hem Qtiuta ausgtfihrt. iber siutm R0ds
9en auggefrtftem mo5tag, b1r aud ben
QuEpuB fir bic Sale uro qgmelsllm'
ranbuga qab Ca0fap6t Ttytfn fir Elm
sidbugis giuS 81 garb IattridI Bel A
3ol gr.'.
Notwithstanding.
0ieIs mu;er ptrosn an trgsno
cine aorsFs geg: girienoung neg
gr.iIes gtiGidt. Mdn gebs qummsE
unb @r6be un5 Die UolIs Qoreiie
osutIi4 osidyisben on urb ifide Den
Coupon nebit 10 Gents fir ieosa
6siieIIte WuIt,r an 9ds
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1911 SpwarO St.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-20

Quf Der SsraFs 0ss G6epbaro,
9otels in aairo FAB CUR Qa6mits
tags5eit, etpa cine stumble fIi6er,
aIs Die bornebms @eleai6dft fi6 bier
3u D%erfammeln bsgann, martin al
Ietn an einem slide uno blidte bina6
duf 0as betpegte Qebsn Der Sauria
&ameI, Der bsrtebrsrei4en Qradts
itraBe, Die unten Doriiber3oq, un0
5iniber gu ben eyotiid griinen
Aipfeln beg Gsbetiebs@ ortens.
Gr tpartste auf Ssrrn 9aranoFf,
Der nod uuf ieinem 3immer Der.
peiIte.
Die getp06nIid, itit6sm sr bic
Ia6ri4t bon Qgnes' 8%erlp6unq ers
bdIten, ging ibm bic Gef9ihte i'm
&oPfe berum. 81 tonnte ii6 su teis
nsr freuoigen gtimmung u~ufraffsn.
5ruRr bate Ct mod ME etfpas nit
Meni9en aus Den oberen Stdnoen
5u tun ge6abt. Geitoem er aber nit
Germ 8arunoff in Der erIten aIaFe
o0sr bter ouf Dem Qit in elmer fofts
Dababisb gereiit mar, in
ben feiniten 9otels abititg. fannie sr
Die Qngeb5rigeu Der .geieaI9aft"
idon better. Gle tparen meiff lie.
6ensDiroig genrg, dbsr er fiiblte Is
bod, pie fe bic Grsnse soaer, 6aB
Elm idarfsr Grid iie bon ibm
trennte. sic itBtsn iia nidt 70 Ieidt
Iber ben Ranguuterf6ieo bintpeg,
uro DAB elmer bon OieTen Ii9 10 raid
eHtf9loFen batts, bic Qgnes su beis
ratsn, nolte i6m ni0t in ben Sim.
ga, penn fe nod Sdngerin ODER
Shaufpielerin oosr beim Ballet 0es
tpeIen nGre! -. 0us fam ia ale
augenblide Dor. aber elm 8iirQers
mdo4en Obns aunItuuFpuB!
(5ortisBuug folgt.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-22
SOUTH SALISBURY


Grant Bronson had the misfortune
to break his wrist this morning
while caring for his horses.
There will be an illustrated lecture
on Consolidated Schools, at Cole
hail. Saturday evening at p. m.
There will be no admission but col
lection will be taken.
The Vermont Agricultural and For
estry Department, cooperating with
]. L. Sherman. County Agent OF Ben
nington County. will hold a farmers
meeting at South SALISBURY, F'iday
Jan. %, 1914 The speakers are as
follows F.. II. Scrihner. prominent
farmer and dairyman of Rosendale.
Wis. B. A. Chandler Vermont depart
ment OF Forestry Burlington Yer
mont Hon. Andrew Elliot, famous
farmer and institute speaker of Gault
Ontario. f. S. brigham, Commits
sioner OF Agriculture, St Adams; j.
l.. Sherman, county agent of Ben
nington county, Manchester, VT. The
subjects to be discussed are Dairy
Breeding. Record Keeping, Corn,
Glover. Forestry, Farm Organization.
etc. The sessions begin at p. m.
and 7.30 p. m.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-22
3 BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefh
fes Baay Readers-

John Friedman of Lincoln street
is i'll.
Mrs. John Neher of Lincoln street
is confined to the house by illness.
Miss Agnes Ames of Eagle Bridge
is spending few days in the village.
Be sure and come to the food sale
at the Parish house Saturday after
noon from to . o'clock
Miss Edna LOOMS returned last
evening from an extended visit with
Miss Elizabeth Guyot of Springfield,
Mass.
The Odd Fellows will serve another
of their famous clam chowder supo
pegs in their rooms Saturday from 5
to II p. m. Adv. 91t3
The night school in the Y NJ. C. A.
will meet at 7:45 promptly tonight
for the three classes. New students
will be welcomed in any of the class
work.
Hoosicl1 are rejoicing over the birth
OF a daughter, born Jan. 20. Mrs
Allen is the sister Of Percy Russell
of this village.
c. Lynn Wood has returned from a
visit to his sister. Mrs. w. j. Parish
OF Elizabeth, n. j. MS. Parishs con
dition, which has been serious, is
very much improved
There will be lantern lecture af
ter five o'clock evening prayer on
Sunday at ST. Peters church. The
subject is Japan. All interested will
be CO -dially welcome. The lecture
will be held in the Parish house. En-
trance through the church.
Mrs. H. Harry Sharpe, who was
operated on in the hospital at Kings
ton, n. Y, Tuesday is doing well.
Mr.. Sharpe arrived home this morn
ing. Mrs. Sharpe went TO Kingston
because her cousin. Dr. f. Forrest
Sibley is house surgeon in the hospi-
tai there.
The Candle pin match on the Y NJ.
c. A. alleys was won by the J. W.
Duff team who scored 1893, Alb and
1896. total 1902 against 3S1, 1898 and
i04. total 1883 by the local team com
posed Of Brown, Sawyer, Scott, F.
Perry and w. White. Tonight the
match game between the Pirates and
Mohawlls will be bowled at o'clock
Friday evening the Hillsides viii
bowl the Baptist church team The
Saturday night match will be post
poned until next week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-22
A REALLY TASTELESS
CASTOR OIL AT last
Something That Science Tried {
Get for 5000 Years.
Good bte. drugs and nlllal

The perfect laxative has arrived
kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oi--mad
tasteless by method wlich ohenl'
have tried to find for 5000 years.
This. is NOT & favored or disguise
castor oil. 1T Is just pure castor
without taste on odOr.
Kellogg'S Iasteless Castor Oh Is
better castor oil than the old egil tas.
ing. evil smelling Kind While n9,
If the taste remains, none OF TIE g0c
has been taken out kellogg Tastt
less operates quickly and freely, ,witl
out gripping. eAuses no gas, ana 90,
rot turn the stomach. Children rak
It easily and retain ii.
The drug stores have all been SUI
piled You have only to ask Tor Ke
logg's Tasteless Castor Oil. 25c or 81
size. 1t is not sold in bulk The trad
mark IS. a green castor leaf on tn.
label, bearing the Kellogg signature.
Made only by Spencer Kellogg
Sons, Inc. Buffalo, \. y, reiiners O
vegetable oils
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-22
A difference in Working Hours

A mans working day is hours.
His bod yorgans must work perfectly
"a hours to keep him fit for hours
work. Weak. sore, Inactive kidneys
can not do it. They must be sound
and healthily active all the time.
Foley Kidney Pills will make them
sound and we'll. You can not take
them into your system without good
results following their use. They
are tonic in action. quick in results,
and contain no habit forming drugs
Try them. Coles Pharmacy
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-03-13

I ID Freld|
| COLIN
sdays !
for |
Ard
BoR. n
. Vest Sol
sario. y
caves B5
,ndays. !
r Anacl
IsengersI
Bellin4
any i
up By
3 triip,
|autiful |
. ute wig
! IS Of the
crossing
"a, on2
views u
. ,ountain'
l laton. /
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-03-13

High School to Have Experimental
Station in Connection With Agri-
cultural Work in the Glasses

SPOKANE, Feb. 28.-An advanced
move in the line of high, school ag-
ricultural training has been made by
the establishment in Spokane of an
experimental station in connection
with the North Central high school.
Two acres of land has been granted
by the council for the purpose. Thom-
as A. Bonser, head of the department
of agriculture, plans to conduct ex-
periments with corn, wheat, potatoes,
oats, grasses, vegetables and fow-
ers. The department is one Of the
most popular at the school, it's clas-
ses having been enrolled to capacity
and many have been refused admit
tance for lack of accommodation. This
is the first city high school in the
Pacific Northwest to establish an ex-
perimental farm, although some of
the smaller towns are doing experi-
mental and practical work in agri-
culture.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-03-13
MORE PAY FOR RURAL MAIL
CARRIERS
Senate Votes to Raise Maximum TO
$1,000 q Year-Steel Cars May be
Used by Government in New Sys-
tenn of Carrying Parcels

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-Repres-
entative Moon, chairman Of the house
postal committee, declared today
that Postmaster General Burleson is
urging an appropriation OF $780,
600 for the initial purpose OF steel
mail cars 70 be used as an expert
ment l.y the government in operating
it's own cars instead Of those owned
by the railroads.
A paragraph proposing this pro-
vision was stricken from the general
postofice appTe priation bill on q
point of order as new legislation
Moon said he expected, however, TO
submit new bill soon embodying
the paragraph stricken out.
The senate adopted this afternoon
the clause to the postal appropriation
bill increasing the maximum pay OF
rural mail carriers from $1,000 to
$1,000 annually. Floor leaders e1-
pect the bill to pass in its entirety
before adjournment today.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1914-03-13
NEGRO WHO STOLE KISS
FROM WHITE GIRL GETS
THIRTY YEARS IN "PEN''

Los ANGELES, Mar. 3.-Con,
victed Of robbery for having stole a
kiss from white girl, Charles H.
Guyton, a young negro was sentenced
today to thirty years in the Folsom
penitentiary by Judge Willis, Of the
criminal department Of the superior
court. The charge on which the
negro was tried was that he held up
Miss Daisy Stagwall and relieved her
of dime, all the money she possess
sed. Then he compelled her, under
threat of death, to kiss him, after
which he gave her back the ten cents.
Guyton was alleged to have treated
six other white girls in a similar man
ner, and when he pleaded for pro-
baton today for the sake of his wife
and children, Judge Willis cut him
short with the declaration that such
a man was too dangerous to be at
large.