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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20


Obdrzeli jsem zpravu, Ee starf
Glynn, zemfel u sveho syna Fran
ka u Bon Homme v 6tery We sta
n 76 let Byl pohfben We ctyrtek
ma hfbftovs u Tyndall. Pffsti ty-
den pfinesem dAlsi. nebof nebylo
nozno informaci obdrzeti.
Pr. ]. j. Hrusky cd Winner
sem pfijela ma naystevu K rodicdn
manzelnm John Jandov5m, a il
nSm pfateltm. Letos prS Trip
okresu mali dobrou 6rodu, chy-
ba vezf v tom, ze osadnfcf tam ma
il malo vzdelano pozemku, jinak
by 81 velmi letos pomohli.
Karel Vauk NIL, koupil lot ved-
lie residence Josefa Hrusky, cd
BSrty Soukupa da 81 tam posta-
viii pskne obydlf. " tonic mes
to Sc nedostava lotG, ponevac 2
pravidla jsou Lofty tuze velke a
kdo nejakych tech 100 akr1 ma,
nechce ami coul odprodati. P1ide
Ii TO takhle, Dude Sc muset odkou-
pitt cd nSktereho farmera souse-
diciho mestem.
Max Miller, Pete Steenkjar,
Fred a MAIDS Paulsen, Sc navratili
minul5 GtVrtek re sve cesty v au-
tomobilu, kterou konali We statech
Montana. Wyoming, Nebraska.
UjeIi "a tn dobu $500 mil a nav
stivili Yellowstone Park, Denver,
Billings a pax Sc vratili zkrze
Lincoln, Omaha a Sioux City. Pc
celou ,cestu spalili 1876 gaIonn gaso
linu, q A galony oleje a utratili je-
Il
nom vsichnf dohromady $185 "a
potravu, noclehy, atd.
Plukoynfk Thatcher, jenz ie vys
Ian r1znfmi sdruzenfmi z v5chodu
by prohledl zemi, kudy by Sc nei.
lepe dala zhotoviti costa pro auto
modify pres Spojene Staty, byl
zde minul5 patek by objasnil 6cel
sve cesty a ably vzbudil zaiem pro
ftuto hlavni cestu cd Atlantickeho
oceanu k Pacifickemu. Plukovnf-
ka sem pfivezli na automobile 2
Gregory nekteff obchodnfci a ma
ceste 2 Tyndall jei sem doprovSze
10 n9kolik tamnfch obchodnika.
Plukovnfk professional velkou Cast
teto zeme take INA kaSd5 koutek
q tim padem byl zjedn6n vyhlfd-
mouth mfsta kudy by costa neil6pe
mohla ifti. Jest IMAM CO apostol
dobrSch cest.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
D.OMACl zpRAVY.

II ~ . Z .
Josef Turek jeho manzelks a
Alois Caba odjeli do Omahy v ute
| re- ma n&vstevu.
@. w. Root q jeho manzelka by
Ii navstevou u pfatel We Spring
field pres nedeli.
ri. Josefa Manise jest povazliy6
nemocnS v nemocnici Sacred
Heart v Yankton.
Frank Kafka a jeho manzelka
cd Wagner byli zde naystevou u
pfatel ma zacatku tJdne.
Frank B6rta a ieho manzelka cd
Dante sem pfijeli We ctvrtek ma
nSvstevu k pt6teldm.
Petr Petfik byl Chas Mix okre-
So Sc podfvat ma svojf farmu u
Wagner ku konci minuleho t5dne
Pr. Johna Jonese zs Springfield
byIa zde n6vstevou u sV5ch rodied
manzelu Beemsnovyeh pies nedS.
Ii.
Dfivf ma prodej. Kordov6 81
lkord, svrsky 81 fnra, odfezky 50
f1ra, ma me farme. Pr. F. J..
Wagner. (Adv.
Pfislo Ike mns podsvin6e, cern6
a cervene fleky, 80 liber. Mattel
no obdrzf pc zaplacenf dtrat. FIR.
Hnilo Tabor, S. d. (Adv.
Alois Kubista z Weston Neb.,
dohotoYil svnj fotografick5 atelier
ma kolech. ZdrM Sc zde nejak5
Gas q Dude delat fotografick6 pra-
ce.
| Motor Co. obdrzela novf 1915
Overland AUTOMOBILE, ktery 81 kou-
pill Alois Novotnt. Now ten mo-
del jest velmi peknS, takze kara
Sc postavf kazde mnohem drazsf'
Chef Terrence Sc navratil 2
Winnipeg, Canada, kde byl "a
dcelem koups dobytka, avsak ne
koupil niceho, nebot vse jest tam
drah6. G-
/ sVojt6ch Roknsek a jeho mansel
ka q Tomas KortSn jeho manzel-
ka Frank Kokes byli mezi tenn
odtuR jenz Sc sncastnily karneva-
lu v Dante minulou sobotu.
Pr. Marie Hruskov& sem pfijela
2 Montany minulg ctvrtek ma nav
st6vu K pf6telnm. JEFF dcera
Ludmila Sc nedaVno tam provdala
"a Franka Benese. V Montana
jest prt letos sucho.
Pr. j. j. Kinga byla navstsvou
u sve matky, pr. Vac. Jiffcka, u
Wagner ma zac6tku tydne. Pi.
Jiffckov& jest pov6zlivs nemocna,
nebot' il praskla tepna ma noze a
bezm6la yykrv6cela.
tNeEli Sc date pojistit ma zivot,
domluvte Sc U Jana Kostela nebo
Al. Jezewskiho kteff pojistuif u
II. S. Annuity Life ms. Co. ienz
zfskav6 denne cleny iens ie jed
ma 2 neilepsfeh.
Josef Blachnfk odjel do Mime,
soty Sc SWIM bratrem Maxou, kite
rS zde byl nekolik dnf navstevou.
lOba pax ieli do Kanady kde ma
koupi dobytek pro MaxIv reno u
Waubun, MINI.
Emil Blachnik SO zotavil me-
Imoci, sktera jej upoutala ma lI$ko
cely tsden. Mel tax slime zatekl6
handle, &e nemoh ami vodu poll
kati. Jeho bratr Vilem "a nsj
| pracoval v feznickem zayodu.
Frankoyi Souhradovi byla pre-
razenz klieni kost jednoho dine mi
nrlf t5den, kdyz phi oranf nara
zil ma kamen q paka u sedacfho
plouhu iei udefila do ramona.
Vesme to nejak5 Gas nezli Dude
moci rukou hnouti.
PStt vtlet Ietos Dude uspof6dan
' hSji Johna Souhrady, 8 mile ma
kssyer cd mssta nedeli 23 srpnA
lHudbu pro tanec obstar6 kapela 2
Baskerville. Hra v mfc meki
jackson q Beaver Creek. VIE.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
Ornament.

Oznamuif yefeinosti, ze isem 81
poffdil stroj ma syafov6nf litin,
alumina a jin5ch kovn. KIDD by
podobnOu prGci potfeboval jsem
K jeho sluzb6m Will Mach. (Adv
100000 a 8a A4@ a. "a &a&o@a&
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
VaclaY KlOuda

vlastnf prvnf tffdy pekGrnu a GU
krafsk5 zavod, kde lie vzdy k dos
t6nf cerstve pecivo vseho druhu,
zitn5 chleba, vseho druhu cukrovf
Tabor, S. d.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-08-20
THE TABOR STATE BANK !.

Capital $25, 10000
Jos. ". Wagner, President
j. A. Wagner, Vice. p President
and Cashier.
f. J. Frana, asst. cashier.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31
RADIUM HEARING.

ILLUMINATING testimony has been given before the House anu
Mines the treatment OF cancer with raoum uc
az the obsuty which has the subject being banshed
by the legislative investigation.
DR. William H. Campbell director of the radium clinic OF Penn
syyania is quoted eyng We tell today what the
outcome the radium treatment will be From his other es-
that the dum treatment in cases is
largely experimental founded accurate scientific
data startling hear from Dr. Campbell that while radium
causes dnegraon of the tissues of the something is
created disappearance wi ch absorbed by the blood and
which kills the patient In other words radium kills instead OF
cures in is be presumed that Dr. Campbell
referring the serious because he adds -
simply feel that have just showed those patients over little bit
quicker.
James G. Gray counsel for the Radum Chemical company de.
that he had been cured of by using radum after
era operations had proved failures evident es
gathered far that the patient taking when
he submits the adum There has been positive
of but if Dr. Campbell speak authority
position would there positive evidence
that radium has killed PATIENTS
Meantime rush file the radum lands of Colorado
Utah progress The Federal investigation great
vertisement needed only publicity development
radioactive Nevertheless Secretary Lane determined
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER.

At the Butler this evening the fol-
lowing interesting program will be
shown: THE Stolen Tapestries" a
Kalem drama; Edible Fish of the
Mediterranean Sea-" and Edison edu-
cational picture and two-reel Vita
graph comedy-drama, The Ancient
Order of Goodfellows." Jerry, the
patrolman. proves himself a hero at
the last minute when he rescues a
girl from burning house and catches
a thief at the same time. He is
reinstated in office. He does this on
Christmas day and has a happy
time after all. 1.-THE Ancient Order
of Goodfellows" is a thrilling and in.
teresting comedy-drama depicting
the joys and woes of the squalid sec
tons of a great city. You cannot
afford to miss it. Tomorrow, High
Treason" a two-reel Cines. Monday
Caste two-reel Edison comedy
Coming, "Sapho," in six reels, with
Florence Roberts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31
NOMINATION OF SAM pLATT.

ENCOURAGEMENT Of the candidacy Of Hon Sam Patt present
"A United States Attorney for the Republican nomination
for United States Senator will appeal to man who has ne
reputation OF Nevada at heart Other men may appear III m
lists Int It certain that possess the qualities that accom-
pany the name In the first place he native son Oh he
advanced tyne with formed university fe ana
patriotism loyalty home institutions that elevate them ABOVE
all others the Nevada has had native son IN the
halls Of Congress- and choice Of Patt would send to Washington
man eminent talent resoe character and one IN touch with
the requirements of the State.
Newlands nothing would be more gralylhg
70 the nope who have tired aseneem represented by the
nenee Of the Francisco the United States Senate
Newands has touch with the people OF Nevada MS
lory and dcaoria ways his domneeng habit and his exclusive
ness and and oh manner have gwen nm an
oofness that kept citizens respectful distance
Newans tried impress the voters OF Nevada hat ne
was made of superior clay that too sacred to be denied
nv the touch of the proeaa and thus he kept everybody at
distance Instead being the servant he was the most rigorous
asmaer stopped accept political honors from serve
henehmen utander State that mas been
afflicted with too much foreign government
Plat is an distinguished member OF the bar whose per
snay is pleasing years the prime OF e render
ing him captain the progressive voters OF Nevada VINO
want see their placed independent footing the
councils In his capacity Of United States District AT
torney Mr. learned about the wants OF Nevada thar
those who spend their years IN private or com
ercial life as position has him clear insight INTO th
necessities whom he offers to represent IN the une'
States Senate
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31
"AsE MARTIN" ON ADVERTISING

In the February American Maya
zine, ABE Martini" the Indiana phil
osopher, makes the following re-
marks on advertising:
What's become o. tn old time
merchant that used T. set a tubful
O. dried apples an key o mackerel
In front o. his store an then go t
sleep?
Ever Teller that don't advertise
hain't fool, but very few fools ad-
vertise.
9TH Teller that don't know how t.
advertise is about as bad as tn Eel.
Ter that don't belive in it.
Folks are allus anxious t see
somebuddy they've read so much
about, an they'd be jist as crazy t
see clothes wringer er anything
else under the same circumstances.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31
NEVADA GAS CoMpANY--Location

NEVADA GAS COMPANY.--Location
of Office, Room 307, Asa California
St, San Francisco, California, Lo-
cation of Works, Tonopah Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the Board Of Directors OF
the company, held on the I'd day OF
January, 1914, an assessment mo. II
of ten (10) dollars per share was
levied upon the outstanding capital
stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary at the office Of the
Company, asa California street, Room
307, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on the 9th
day of February. 1914, will be delin
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment Is
made before, will be sold on the I'd
day of March, 1914. to pay the delin
quent assessment, together with the
cost of advertising and expense Of
sale.
By order of the Board of Directors
l.. W. PRYOR. Secretary.
J5toF5,1914
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31

HOLSTERS selling forythree cents pound in Portland
Maine heraded indication of short Thus the
poor man is earth this business of high prices
keeps up we will have get fashion Nebuchad
nezzar and eat alfalfa.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31

Japanese gardner Alabama has Secretary Bryan two
radhes weighing thirty and twenyeght pounds respectively
With and grape juice penty supplied for the winter
Bryan worry The White House garden furnishes mint
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31

just because eugenic baby was born with tooth,
York World moved to remark, oh, baby, how could
with meat highY''
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31

and set IN Government radium producing factory very
doubtful whether plan will be effective private enterprise
in developing the riches of radium lands
If the Wilson administration eager develop the
the mineral world by building railroads in Alaska and
establishing Colorado why not spend few thou
sand in opening fields of Nevada that need touch OF
capital to make them productive
This is the time for the camp Manhattan wake
up organize rival show the Trucke winter carnival
Shedding skating tobogganng and nowshoeng would bring nice
bunch Of money if the program well advertised little
variety adds zest to business
Lobsers are selling ortythe pound in Portland
Maine heraded indication of short Thus the
poor man earth If this business of high prices
keeps up down the fashion set by Nebuchad
nezzar and eat alfalfa
Japanese gardner of Alabama Secretary Bryan two
radshes weighing thirty and wntyeigh pounds respectively
radhes and grape juice penu supplied for the winter
Bryan worry The White House garden furnishes mint
just because eugenic baby born with tooth the New
World moved remark oh baby how could and
with meat so hight?
Evidently the Prohibitonsts seeking square issue
between prayers the Underwoodobson fight for the
senaorship
Who sells the cigarettes in the faces of the young tough
eementq If there officers the practice should be
suppressed
Instead building baehps how would it do to build a
few catehp Of reducing the cost of high ving
Mayor Mitchell seems to have acquired the permanent job
looking for a police commissioner
1t looks as viii be dissolved before Congress
take bite at them.
Former Attorney wckersham says he does
trust the trust bills
President Wilson appears Colonel Goehas from
, Mayor Mitchell.
Villa is making capital We thought he had of it
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31
CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY.

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono-
pah TO Manhattan and Round Noun
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily on
arrival of mail and leave Manhattan
at 1880 p. m.
W. C. HARDING. Agent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31
AT THE BIG CASINO

Two reels Of Independent motion pic
lures which have never been shown
here before will be produced at $50
p. m. and 1O:3O p. m. Entire change
Of program every evening. JStf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31

Congress will support him. withdraw the radum lands from entry
and set up radium producing factory 1t
doubtful whether his plan viii be effective private enterprise
in developing the riches of radium lands
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31

If the administration to develop the
of world by building railroads Alaska and
establishing radum Colorado why spend few thou
sand in opening the coal Nevada that need touch of
capital to make them productive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-01-31

This is the time old Pine Tree of Manhattan to wake
up and organize show the Truckee winter carnival
Seddng skating toboggnng and snowshoeng would bring nice
bunch of money if the program well advertised little
variety adds Zest business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-23
RATVs sWFTT, RTVFR-


The Rio Grande now is running 4450
cubic feet OF water per second. This
is an increase OF $50 cubic feet over
Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-23
Care Of the Hair
In European Countries

In Southern Europe the very straight,
homely appearance Of the hair Of lower
class native women is due to its ex-
cessive greasiness and could be greatly
improved upon by the elimination Of
all excess oil Throughout the con-
tinent among the higher social classes
great care is taken 10 keep the hair
perfectly clean, not with soaps and
makeshifts but with preparations made
just for the shampoo and il is prob
ably for this reason alone that the hair
OF European women is considered the
most beautiful in the world. The much
desired hufiness and sOftness OF hair
which follow canthroX-shampOo are
the result Of its perfect cleansing
power You can avoid any bad cOndi-
ton OF scalp or hair by use Of this
economical homemade shampoo. which
is prepared very quickly by Just dis
solving a teaspoonful canthrOx (Which
every drug store earliest in a cup hot
water and pouring slowly on the head
as YOU rub briskly. This makes q
wealth OF rich. cleansing lather which
will soon restore the fun and lustre to
the dullest hair and encourage a beau
tiful growth--Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-23
ORATORY AND RED
FIRE TO FEATURE
CAMPAIGN CLOSE
Speeches, Gum Shoe Work
and Brass Bands Whoop
Things Up.

The campaign viii wind up IN ~, Z
whirI Of speeches, gum shoe @O -,1s 81
rs 80 40 q oIIiet one but it promises
to end in a burst Of oraJory anu ~,
fire. The ring will nave , o-s
~ Fol E - It is announced as
a Ferguson meeting by the ~. -.fe[ 9o GSO1
club which is said 10 De the
MI M, , s.s1fi ing will have its only
bie meeting Friday evening at 5 oeI,oek
in Pioneer plaza. This meeting VII hII DS
preceded by a parade and Dras $500, o,li-I
me arfng@ will also have nestttLls
in Cleveland square the same eFeIl4As
after the military band concert .Lo
The "antis" held a meetlng AZ ~. ne
brewery garden wednesday eEeLllillS,
another at Socorro and held a nurnp per
OF caucuses in the city and down s.-e
valley. The two headquarters Al .
crowded with workers and the primary
campaign is attracting as much atten-
ton as national campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-23
FERGUSON FAIR TO
ORGANIZED LABOR
Gubernatoria Candidates Favorable Answer to Union
LabOTS Demands as Submitted by the Joint Labor
Legislative Board of Texas, May, 1914

Ieply of Hon. James Ferguson to Questions PROFOUND
ed by the Joint Legislative Board of Texas Covering
Legislation to Be Presented to the Thirty fourth
Texas Legislature by Organized Labor.
Do you favor the submission people of amendment
providing for effective and easily workable Initiative Referendum
and Recall?
Answer: YES.
Are you favor of amendments the present Employers Liability Act
commonly known the Womans Compensation Law designed
make the law effective and extend application all classes
of employment other than farm labor domestic and railway seice2
Answer: YES.
VIII you favor submitting the people constitutional amendment pro
vidng for equal suffrage regardless Of sex?
Answer: YES.
Are you favor of amendments the present Mechanics Lien Law
which viii afford complete protection woen the collection wages
for labor performed without the annoyance and expense the
present law2
Answer: YES.
Do favor amendments the present Car Shed Law. which vii
force railroads and Others building and repairing furnish adequate
sheds for the protection Of the employed thereon?
Answer; YES.
VIII you support amendments the law creating the Department
Inspection Of Masonry Buildings and Works extending law apply
TO all work being done for any county, municipality other political
subdivision of the State2
Answer YES
Are favor Of law simplifying the bonding of railroad employees?
Answer; YES.
(Sgned) JAS. E. FERGUSON.
Candidate for Governor
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-23
JUDGE WHO
SPEAKS SPANISH IS
PLEA Of HARRIS
Anti Ring" Candidate for
Bench Talks to Mexicans-
In Own Language.

EiecI your first judge who can
SPEAK your language" was the keynote
OF the campaign speech that Eugene
harris candidate for county judge,
made to probably Us Mexicans who
assembled in the Brewery garden We'd
nesaay night the occasion being an
anti ring" meeting
Harris delivered his speech in Span
~! l5. he did it without a break The
~; iaiSAleans gave him an ovation A Span
IN - speaking county judge, according
- - IaLIls' was necessary ADJUNCT 70
me county court house, because Of the
number Of Mexicans who had business
county judge.
Late When Harris Arrived.
II was almost 10 oclOc.- when Harris
the anti ring meeting at Socorro
LrsIe leaving there TO be present at
tne East Fl Paso rally. Although the
hour was late when Harris finished MS
speech the Mexicans wanted him 10
speak longer. Judging from the ovation
given Harris Wednesday night, the
ring s. contention that the anus
VIII lose out on the Mexican vote was
not borne out Harris speaks their
language and the Mexicans appear TO
be proud OF him for this accomplish
@Dr. Pool, zoo Days"
county judge, is really DR.. Pool, &C
cording to the ants" The "antis"
tell this story: When Pool was corpora
tiOn court Judge and a defendant charged
with being drunk was before him for
trial, Pool would ask Are you a
working MANI" Isl senior" the de-
PENDANT would reply. Let me see your
hand" Pool would say. According 10
the "antis," Pool took the mans hands,
put his ear TO the finger tips and felt
the man s pulse. You are not a work
ing man." Pool would exclaim. Two
hundred days on the rock pile" Jose
Proc, one Of the anti ring" speakers,
talked about 'Dr POOR Wednesday
night The speech was greeted with
cries Of Or. Pool, 200 days"
aGIve-a-Dnm7 Jones CRATES.
To FL Paso the ring is what the
Cientifico party is to Mexico, was the
declaration of "Give-a-Dam" Jones
He said a little more. but Jones must
have been wrought up over his sub
ject because he talked too fast Tor MS
Interpreter. Guberto Ouintana pre-
sided at the meeting
]. F. Kilburn, c. II. Mckinney. b D
Camp and VIII TenEycke, anti. ring
candidates. attended the meeting ana
were introduced to the voters Dur
ing the rally the ANTS" served plenty
Of beer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-23

who had been invited 10 attend the
welcome home" dinner
Before the dinner meeting adjourned
a resolution endorsing the mesa p9utS-
ward and confirming the Rotary CLUB 5
COMMITTEES TO work for this project,
was passed. A resolution urging clean
Advertising and another for the giving
OF free lectures on advertising IN the
public schools were also passed Dy
the club.
Those present were: Mayor c. E
Kelly. Claiborne Adams. II P. Carloek-
r. E. Sherman, E. c. Davis. Paul L At
kinson. J. H O'Hara, Henry 7. Bowie,
W H shelton, Robert krakauer, DeN-
ter r Mapei. Norman N walker, H
r McCIintock. J. Fred George, J. NJ
Leigh, z l. Cobb. R n Schwabe, Rob
ert r Bowie, A. J. Fraser, L F Gross
blatt. Frederic Duck, Adrian Pool, J.
A Chiffon. James Merkin. Harry
Chandler. Frank J. Turner. Harry n
Coates. James F. Cooley. II. P HUFF,
". P. HARE, H. n. Maple, ". n
Laughlin, H A. Carpenter. George R
I,eBaron. Lieut. o. E. AIichaelis. ". s.
McAIath. A ". Reeves, J. W Peck, A
o. Luettich. jr-, A o. Luettich, ST, A
L ClaWsOn. II. n. Hunt, W W Br1dg-
ers, W. B. Farweu, B. F. Fillmore. VIII
liam Nix, c. H Leaveu. T. ". Norton,
J. C. Wilmarth. D G. Heineman. W H
Akard, ". c. Akard, H r McClintock,
W F. Stuart, J. ". Parker, J. Kranz-
thor. F. J. Rivas W. R Schultz, L A
Wright. J. H Helm, Charles r Rus
sell. Burt Orndorff Bob Page, B n G.
Williams r. n. Schwabe. Leo FerleL
Charles R. Foster and Tony Ferlet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-23
TORONTO YOUNGSTERS .-,--
START FOR lHE RESI

Advertising which was done az 10
ronto by the Adclub had us eLLSc@
eI,er on the small BOYS of the domin-
ion. a clipping from Ottawa, Cam
Two small boys were discovered
trudging along a street IN the OUT
sirirfs 81 that CITY with their penny
banks in their hands and their faces
turned toward the far west The boys
were Eric Novelty, son Of the mayor
Of Ottawa and Lorne OgilVie, son OF
can't. A. 1. OgiIvie who is a prominent
railroad official Of the Canadian city.
The boys said they were going west
to camp and were on their way The
Clipping was sent TO the local Ad club
from Canada as an example OF the
pulling power the publicity work done
BY the club had in Canada