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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
AER0PLANE READY
FOR ATLANTIC TRIP
THIS CRAFT is EXPECTED TO
MAKE THE FLIGHT IN "a HOURS
1928 MILES.

Hammondsport, N. V, June 2S.-
Within another month the world will
know whether or not it is possible for
a man to fly across the Atlantic ocean
with aviation in its present stage
of development.
The aeroplane in which the trial will
be made has just been completed at
Hammondsport. The financial backer
of the undertaking is Rodman Wanna
maker, millionaire son of John Wan
uamaker of New York and Philadel-
phia. The pilot who will endeavor to
steer the craft over the 1923 miles of
ocean that separate st. Johns, New
foundland from Cape Clear, Ireland,
is Lieut.. ]. C. Porter of the British
navy. The ship was built by Glenn
H. Currtiss. If the expedition is sue
cessful, Lieutenant Porter will receive
prize of $4,000 from the London
Daily Mail.
The great transatlantic craft has
a wing area of 79S feet, more than
twice that of the ordinary air-and-
water machine. 1t weighs two and
one-half TONS The white cedar hull
is thirty-two feet long with a blunt
nose and streamline form like the
body of huge fish. In the front of
the hull, with their legs down in the |
blunt nose, the operators will sit in |
the twin controls.
The machine will be equipped with |
two 100-horsepower Curtiss motors |
They were recently subjected to
thirty-hour test. "The motors showed
absolutely no wear declared Lieuten-
ant Porte afterward. "They needed no
adjustment, and I see no reason why
they could not have run as long again
without stopping. am still more pleas
ed with them after this inspection.
81 have been familiar with all the
leading aeroplane motors abroad, and
I can say without hesitation that this
Curtiss 100-horsepower is the best mo-
tor for its weight that has been pro-
iuced. Each of the two motors for the
ocean fight weighs $40 pounds.
Lieutenant Porte will carry one
passenger, an American not as yet
named. He expects to make the trip
in twenty-foLr hours, and will make
one stop in mid-ocean.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
The Ardmoreite.

| The Ardmoreite.
The conditions have improved ma
terially in the last thirty days, a
first-class wheat and oats crop has
been harvested and now awaits the
threshers, who are already beginning
to work in this section, and will be
well under way by next week; the
yield was all that could be expected !;
wheat will make an average of 20
bushels and oats 30 to so bushels to
the acre. Cotton has improved from
5 to 10 per cent and should now
show a condition of at least S5 per
cent against rs per cent one month
ago.
Corn shows a present condition of
100 per cent in the bottoms and II
% 50 per cent on the uplands: this
1rQp must have rain within the next
ten days to hold this condition and
make a full crop.
Alfalfa has been cut once and is
ready for the mowers again; the
first crop was little weedy, but the
second crop will be fine.
Prairie hay will show a condition of
about So per cent, as the wet cold
spring gave the weeds a start and
he crop does not show as good as
t should.
Taken as a whole, Carter county
crops are good and with rain within
he next ten days or two weeks, which
$ more than probable, they will be
EXCELLENT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
RAIN IS BADLY
NEEDED NOW
CORN is BEGINNING TO SUFFER
AND A FEW MORE HOT DAYS
WILL WORK GREAT DAMAGE.

The farmers are beginning to com
rlsin for the lack of rain, and cotton
is beginning to show the effect OF
the dry weather and unless rain
comes within the next few days, the
crop will be materially shortened. The
farmers have been very busy for the
past few weeks and the fields are
in good condition, free from weeds,
but now rain is needed and needed
badly, especially on the uplands Cot
ton is looking fine, with Indications TO,
a big crop good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
RIOTS At PLANT
OF WESTINGHOUSE
PICkETlNG BY STRIKERS TO PEE.
VENT EMPLOYEES ENTERING
ELECTRIC WORKS.

PittsDurg, Pa, June 29.-Disorders
broke out today among the striking
Westinghouse employees, who used
plckets to prevent office men, fore.
men and superintendents from enter
ing the electric works.
The sheriff could not stop the trou-
BILE. 1t was said he would decide
later whether he would ask for state
troops or not.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
Two Children Accidentally Killed.

Muskogee, Okla, June 2S.-"The
sun that wasn't loaded" claimed the
lives of two children in Oklahoma
today AT Heavener Blendon Pair
iged Z, shot and killed his 10-year-old
brother Maurice with a 22-caliber
rifle with which the two were shoot.
ing at target.
At McCurtain Jackson Gill, 7, kill
ed his sister Mary, years old, with
his fathers revolver, which the lad
had found during his parents absence
from home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
Francis Joseph at Vienna,

Vienna, June 29.-Francis Joseph ar
rived here today from his summer resi-
dence at Ischl. He appeared to be in
good health. The newspapers say that
the peoples dual monarchy will rally
around the venerable emperor and
that there will be no political change.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
THEY LIKED OUR CROP REPORTS FINE
THINKS 1T THE AoApTs 1T TO LOCAL CON-


Last Tuesday afternoon Adnoree
setting forth the conditions
ure to extent
caused some comment existing
1t that the Duran
SOUND OF the stuff and Sundays Okahoman
for word Following the article hic
also the Duran correspondents o Oklahoman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
STANDARD LOSES CHINA.
Oil Rights of Chinese Empire to go
to European Companies.

Pekin, June 29.-It is reported that
the Chinese government has pledged
oil rights to European companies in
the various provinces of the empire,
to take effect next February, when
the Standard Oil company's option
expires.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
Found Dead on Horse.

Stigler, Okla, June 2S.-G. A. Blan-
ton, one of the leading residents of
this city, died early Saturday from
a bursted blooi vessel superinddced
by heat prostration. He was found
Friday afternoon unconscious, sitting
on q horse under a tree.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
WILL NOT SEND
TROOPS TO BUTTE
PRESIDENT WILL TAKE NO AC-
TlON IN THE STRIKE TROUBLE
THERE FOR THE PRESENT.

Washington, d. c., June ?9.--Pres-
ident Wilson will take no action in
the Butte, Montana, strike sltultion,
pending developments and federal
troops will not be moved from Van
couyer Barracks to Fort Missoula to
be ready in case of trouble, for mo
present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
Federals to Vera cruz

Mexico City, June 29.-Federal
troops are moving toward Vera Cruz
to be prepared to take that city
whenever the Americans yacate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29

A. r. McLennan of Lawton was in
the city today on business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29
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WEATHER FORECAST

:: New Orleans, La, June 90 .:
:: The weather forecast for Okla .:
# her rash act at the corner of C and
cooler; Tuesday fair ..
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-29

CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Cn!0ID 1t Ncrre- llbr. oaranterst
.. Snl0irlht Game nbr. Qarautcrrt

Ter c. iJgeltoes en- Sretens.omi.. al Der
'om leo - ou''ey a, beholee uhret. ef,erat
ltg hor 'eI oel. tllbGGsto0u e bet belt "a
iolcent vao (ce5 Se;orujne.
tCaNT &c eth 'tnfrs Cen taabt II 5frre.ffr Oh
e 2augt Ear f0t bf ct ATpbs uusuier u8pr bsolS
Nhrtut CO % III 'trof Fem bsGaf '9 ubeu q /, bar
ltr o. 'tYot en- Cent .fh bernie AlurU. 0c,e z tsr
StutaA'c { let tticac coft SogyeiHi las lptalr as &
lliruis |igtft er ID aiuo rstt IN Der r1a Sich I AZ
Ioof I'm cl prcpt Q ss N1rt. ,ypt at fssfu. IN
ror Jprrgfr'ng Tea hni!leH 'ou atIit Suornaag III
iraHs'tr TIC @reHh ant iom 6e ieigsr III btHs
siirs eHoepHHf' rto sai, UtidisaHl
9tapn .......
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Abe Wargana.

Sfpan uNtalte iarntioin. at SET Sob.
Der, ion M omborb i iorifielliac Sfi.
be bolotes al De trigiercnbc patio.
ncr iom G%ontrabonbe, beIeb iig til en-
GprNi al ier Mi1ioner Collars, og
at SpsrgSmaalet MI life Irracre bar
at iGlge Sober, men at Iepcre set.
Sijebnciuanacr Toriistishce.
Sohn q. SEMEN. Ell % 9lar oammeI
Npbn91cr pes SomeIteoo. life lanai
ira Elentpmooo. er blepcn iunocn
'fnloia / Monoornb oa bont iii. tS
WaoneberS Trroicl = off forNi ban
bar libt bel ioriiati1 / at beifpttc iig
'elp OF line Gicnocle. San hopoe
nen1lia itor SfrTf ior Sppe % Ho.
bore. og for at beifpttc liz mob 0i5ie
hnooe ban neo lin Suites Dor an.
bront Ell ifiult WcfaniSnte. ser al.
tpreoe ct @cppr MOB ocrl. Ser mnotte
for's9c at trrnae irb. 0enne We.
foniSme bar itiQet life alere ON Hot.
ten, men ogioo ON Iagen, noar ban
bar fronnrenoe, 90 en- Gag fom en-
Mono I'll @pttcr % forieote at ABB
ne Seren, hoorpco ban bIep if,lot OF
orGbt pan Stcoet. Monoen bar iilIo-
'trinlg frernn1co, oQ man pco til BEN.
ne Gag life bpcm ban uar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
1tlputnitt-
Turlag uni Selling al Gpnmtr. :

UUrlag um ceiling al Gunntp. Tet
nTitc Golrntp. Der ipncs at Itoa for
Sur til at beles, err creature, ibet
Nnisgning ON Ifltcmllin9 MI cirflt-
lGrcs. Set norblige Sfiae al Sreas.
IRE Gountp pil guu noale ina Nil
norbeuior Meoicine cafe, brinaenoe
oenne Sp / iumme Gpliltp iom Elen-
tpnoob. Der MI err HctsiGoe, meocns
oen peitliae @rGnic oil gaa liac rcit
for @rocftpn. NiSiouriiloben nil
pare 8rGnien for Get me Gpurtp
moo ipo. Suis Ceiling ifuIoc beililt-
tes peo @aIJet. pil @perue Gulbcrt.
ion % Sroib blipe De fornemite aan-
oionter for HetsiGoet.
StOrt Nnlrs / Great Sails. Sohn
:. Hpan. ErGiioent for Nnralaamat.
Go Copper 60. bar iorriac llae III.
Der ct Spbolo | Great Sails befienot.
eiort. at AnaconNa. Copper Minins
Go. | ben nPrmeite Sremtio pil op.
rette ct at @eitens itsrite 9obbrrper-
fer beriteos % iaIt anueuoe Here
Wiuioner Dollars til llopioelie al
aobbertnbuitrien / Senue Sp. Mr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
9lltnpia.
Stpr Sum til Snlcaauc

Stur Snm til Smlcaaucr. Crane
Sern, "a StonIfcrporation / Ghica.
90 bcilnticbc iorriac llge at IcIac Sen
ponIiae @e1el oa aipe ole tine Nr.
bcioere Ell sNileaope. na S65O.OOO
bIcb Scnnc 8ana tat tiliihe hertil.
Sircftererne ubtalte peo Sennc I'm.
Icbnina. at So%rrctninnen / 9sbet Of
set III mart tilerocbrnatc Inr piIt.
nof bouoc prret banrlig % fsortie.
neiten iom Selge berai megct for.
minbifet. men man inbioa. of Nr.
beioerne ogian hauhe bopt fin gnbeI
al sc boarligc Siber, irrIia res at
I~rbeioStiocn moatte inoifrrnfcs, Oh
al De Mi mere enS noacniinoc trrns.
te oenne 9ape til SuI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
li,tnrTnt
@nrchnS i 0pnnspinc brrnst.

Non@ &ohoniona CpInQ@hu2 ior
Woitincr rcNbrrnNtc ~iorIcNcn /
Evansville. (obct bcleb liz til So
500 uben noQeu I%@ntranct.
"9iac %prn lencr bcrit." \ Cwo.
toua Ultcpic0e9 iorrilc Hoe Mtur.
tin @iIbertion "a Morio Eerlcuion.
@ruoqonrcn er - Nor Qoutulcl.
mebcn$ @rl6cn - fm 10 hcIIt or
(jIirIhet - err fire Mar nnQrc. ncnt-
liz Il.
Suletrricit / RcS @iuo. @lor>t
Sc @ncr. iom MI lisr T2rbcrcNllic
I'll tormunaIt SllIetrU cr oa'or
Rco @inQ CT 80 sos hrlt cSrar.
trr itoI relics @rooNum Narf.
hoor ioorcI (rret Tom oci@ Gina,
pcI'cr ifol opluit= mcN en- MuuQGc
clcftrjifc @Ic0cIan'pcr.
Srnnt MrarnS, 90 Soa / %corinn.
Hmtbt Nm0iou en- Norucr / Ncct
Gountn nor Sc bc>itc llNiiotcr til al
lepc. troN3 nt ran iorlcocn pch Ct
lllntfe@tilirlNe braf lin NuOroN.
Nan hnr life nIcnc pPrct iitonN Ill
al belize Munber n1ch 9iaacn / Nj.
ltano, men oAIoa burtiQ al bcNrcS.
Gr opo / California. " 6.
@hltcmou. Ser iuotil Tor ire Nor
'tHcn clcoc % recherche @lobct
"NcroIb Stor" / CrtoupiQe. cr al.
1aoet pcN Cohen / Son 3icno. Sal
Son por / lin EiN McNlcn al min.
nc',tn" &cNi9lotur ~ VrUiiNcnt ior
D|inncIoto Staic GNitoriol ISiocio.
tiou
Fn'tmcl,crroloct / MaSclia. Get
torripc llGc lihoIotr |rimurrnla /
V'ooeIla icr al uomiucrc a0noioot
or &o'tnc'icr h0pOc oct liSinlo. al
e 9. @opc crboIot III Stemmcr.
~ G @oar 50 oN MiiS Sulio NJ.
@olcp. ION M iuhchuocr Gmbcbet,
5s. Som TeIac hcroi pcnic5 Mr..
Sopc at t!lcc m~;5cia!ct al aonarcs.
lmono @ommono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

/ Sormlanb, og ielgenoe Grempel fra
SoilIton Gonrtp er finn ct al DC man.
&c. 3. 8. Wernroaer al @ilmina-
ton 1olpnibip fiebte / 1881 Ell pof.
fer $50 acres 6orm ner Mabel for
$1,000, bpilfeu 6arnt ban netop I
oisie Gage bar iolgt til Sohn Ecter.
Jon nor $4,000. s Sc 33 Mor, Mr.
Wcrmager bar eiet oenne Narm, er
dltloa Gienoommens TUroi oarIig
e5et nleO $4,000. bportil ian fom.
mer Den betpoclige Sum, ionl Tar.
men oco inc Erobufter lloen Quil
bar fnitet al iig / bcnne Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
ScrcS


for 6aoer % Muoer, Softer o9
%rooer, Son % Satter, eller
andre N9re % &jGre, er lamb
ipnli9pis enonn life pal9t. 8 lda
Silfrloe fan 9e life pGl9e no9et
bebre eno ct prG0ti0t % paalloe=
liet Serres eler Dame ubr. Til
enbper, ipm Ill itratS 9ier ut
%als, flipper no % ilolenoer
neoenitaaenoe &upon til oS, ga
ranterer III at ienoe ct 9erre= eller
Same:rbr, iaaleOca lOn neoenfor
beifrepet, iaa at Sc fan mOotnge
bet / GOD Sio inoen Smlcaitcm
% fan anuenoe oct lOm S%nle8auc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
0,1old11Set.
9ntru.
gnnosnr nm TiRtcrcn.

%nnStnr nm %iEtcrcn. On uino'
rouli0 @oaNi1r iorctnQce ioriiocn al
~. 2 @oNr "a \ &. Serbian hc01e
n II. &ouI Mlinncioto ioci &c
I cn liNcu adbcl Wuo0 ilp0cr ocrtrd
"a ucNoocr til 9}cn Crlcan@ @e.
NpuOclicu al Rciien par en- medct
folO G9ruoi2lie od pcO Mo c7rc9or
blco Sc hUulcuoc iait Ct SaildN %
ri lin ll0c Tartoit roQct bc'toot1ct.
I'm alt QGar loot oeutcr DC ooQ at
ipiic lin %lIcara0 / Il >oni@ &c
nj ira 9}cm Crlcana iort'rttc Rclicn
Ill Narouo-E aci'c llhitiIinQcn c0
Scr uNiuuc en- nor Canning Goto.
drafcr. tm Sc MI lager luloer IN
Sur nc0oucr Wigii2iippiflo0cn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Nan@ Eohonicna CpIaQ@huS Tor
Noitjncr nchbrrnNtc iorIcocn /
Gpou@utue. (nbct bcIeb liz til So
500 uAcn nnaeu NSiurlncc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15


n bar BEN paa
Sanuh reault'
rtot '0l Of pi
nto OF BE- holeer
I~iprr,fi lib. %
et b. aliiaa az
f1retet til at
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6 ebiit 'om n
no 2erts
eHror Tordt
II lttft't "a
hguiQfttau5 BE-
rltit 2tm az
r -
&c belt eutslt
uo!hgHt cptnbs
tHAt ban H. cs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
-aupon Tor Snleeape ubr
lUNDIN & CO. as s5, t,I,,Ia'I; IS St

Ne9 su''er at beuuttt mia al BET al Tenn /
S'lnoet 9lorte Sl.buo % beber Sem berior
'onos mig 'or "'te.ipu. BET llbr. iom lea
reoenior tdl mCrtei mto ct Nruos *. Set
q torlioaet. al le0 'ulr mootage bette uhr /
goo (ih moeu Nuleatttr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Per ocer'pr ni'eS Fl Game lhr. ben miub,ie ster.
rtNt I'D. o. 'ouli q Arrrt4Ihr Gtctrci'e R1. Is.
htaat CT ht melt pppulrrc OF ?, melt ~beunttehe m 'or
4ioeu S0aQtut er IF hunting oult Set oil iigt
NGaa puo btlet Siotr ION tr init Q~ulc'rlots ei plets
ffrtht men 'olbi Wt inl belt lGitUgtW. "a fan oer'pr
~ % aornrtcr'e Of btholot Gf Il 'ietub, "a @l1rs for
en- 4tb al ~ Adr. tptIictrr 'aa Qoot 'pm FOR en- Gtpeto.
= VFr'tllahtosr e. tts'. S0aG mere h'loOdre enc S0dp
o' teis Srlo. ha Re CT hoarhsrs "a btrfor be,re i0alsr
a. 'Noes pda. NGGQ'uc er CGttert iUolrIpertht hutift
'rtmqa0r ~ Gitcpr'uptu. Wrrttt bsit llhre az az
romhr'et Gob' SloqS. 'cr'nEtt Wcb fulbt INITIAL Sttue
nQ antaritret ~ pare en- Rgb llosglitr. Nprr RuQIs
20 Pinl / Barrie! e. ululritl met WtHuties CmhnQut,
liahee az De ~onatte'ie uhrmaqerc Otrbru % otriur
IAN o. awe ! TN luy abtpluit Sdrautt al berfnm het
ubr 5t Innbtaatr c, itulbt rtft FORFEIT {t0 uiip itrar
inlt 'ortue tiiboqe. 1miolert,h CT lhrtut altreoe
r~e1ulereht % uels preptbs floIsNtS az r' bar Ct ppht
Aet '~toigi al 'euoe tenn, |iaa'uurt &c t%uoieuber
2srts St'ttltHg.
6or al oUerbeUiis Tenn ON, At subper Qdas
rdUb. NJ beT rrem'erey, Il lamb tor al hlp!pe
en- peo &al9ei a. Eeres ~(lleSaper % 'or
az 'pore Gem lib % EeipRr mso a, icuoe
teuQe, uu ri 'euoe Gem Il lNerr cltr Game
cub uhr 'or leres GtteJ'pu pt6 MiootdOels
zen a. ueotutauenoe Rupou. Com Esloe
6ero' bebpDer &c lite M al ieuoe % en- Gent.
Sc 'aur mootNGe uhyet iuoeu &Aleoiten. oo
htrtom e. e'ierat e bar 'et o. preu,t lam.
me, e. UeI ~tli1rsos meo bet, ou 'erit betoley
&c os 4r'eu 20 90 bpiltet CT omtrert N0lu.
ocleu az. huoo iauodut llhr elleyS pil,C
toiis lem Ger'om e lite en'ter at bebolo,
lhyf tllbGaet0ceI NJ BET ION lagt puu uoy
'~'etotntnQ 90 e bGr lite bo't en- Neute
hight. Peheper &c ielp Ct llbr. er bette en-
u'orllousljG yeiiIohsb, men Surteleshet
uoqler BET en- beIt iiottet ,NulC0uuc. uotr
Nen'un III buem Ee o,usr ubret. Rom lbu.
urots al u~otllppe ue%osultaatroe Nupon %
l%neletot ben ~ os uoeu en- Gent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-15
E. 0. P. MEN READY
TO NAME COMSTOCK
Opposition Not Offered to
Richmond Mans NOmina-
ton for Congress.

Unless all signs fail, Judge Daniel
w. Comstock of Richmond will be
nominated as congressman at the Re
publican district convention to be held
at Cambridge City tomorrow morning.
Judge Comstock is willing to accept
the nomination if it is not necessary
for him to make contest for it, and
so tar as known he has no opposition.
\ Cincinnati newspaper Sunday pub
llshed dispatch stating that p. j..
Lynch, Republican district chairman,
was candidate for the nomination
This might have been the case two or
three weeks ago, but since the boom
for Judge ComStock was launched, MI
Lynch has announced that he would
gladly retire from the race in favor
of the Richmond man.
l.. S. Bowman, Republican county
chairman, stated today that he is con-
fldent Judge Comstock will be nOmi
mated without opposition. He said
that at the time of the Republican
state convention, Il few weeks ago,
party leaders in the various counties
OF the sixth district assured him that
II Wayne county had a candidate for
the congressional nomination no can
dldateS from the other seven counties
would make the race. Wayne county
mas now selected candidate so Mr.
boWman is confident he will receive
the nomination by acclamatiOn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-15
President Kelly in Baccalaur-
cate Sermon Says College
Expects Seniors to Break
Down ThraldOm of Mind.
Glass of 1914 Marches to Ser
vices Dignified by Mortar
boards and Flowing Gowns
of Black.

Dignified by the black mortarboards
and long flowing gowns. Earlham Sc
niOrs marched in stately body to the
baccalaureate services yesterday morn
Ing. The annual address was delivered
by President Robert l.. Kelly on the
Chase outdoor stage. He told the
graduates their education should have
freed them from many fears and SUI
persitition and that the college ex-
pected them to go into the world
thinking and observing and ultimately
TO clean up the plague spots.
Music was furnished by a mixed
chorus. which sang two numbers. In
the first Miss Cecil Hill took the solo
part, and in the second the solo was
taken by DR.. Harry N. Holmes.
In his address Dr. Kelly said:
The race is slowly moving away
from fear and in the direction of love-
lit was said Of the Master of Men that
He cast out devils. One of the chief
est devils with which humanity has
1lad to contend is the devil of fear,
and a leading function of Christian
education is to cast this devil out. 1t
can not be truthfully said that the
graduate of an American college goes
forth from his alma mater on COM
mencement day absolutely unafraid.
but it can be said that he is much less
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HARSH GETS BULK
OF COAL CONTRACT

There were three bidders for city
coal contracts today, the A. Harsh
Coal company getting the bulk Of the
business. The Harsh company got the
following contracts: For fire compan-
les, Pocahontas lump, s4.25; for city
building Pocahontas, mine run, 1898;
for parks. Glen Alum, 81 80; for crema-
tory, West Virginia. $275 The Bull
lerdick company will share the city
building contract with the Harsh COM
pany, having also submitted a bid Of
1888. Bullerdicks also secured the
contract for Pocahontas lump for the
street roller, to be delivered where or
dered, on bid of $4.74. Mather Bros.
received the contract for Winifred
coal for the detention hospital, ten
tons. on a bid Of 1896,
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HUERTA DELEGATES
GET j. S. ULT|MATUM
Only Member of Carranza
Party Eligible for New
Provisional Presidency.

MEDIATION HEADQUARTERS, Nj
agara Falls, Ont, June 15.-President
Wilson's mediation war" on Presi-
dent Huerta today faced its crucial
point. The American delegates under
carefully drawn instructions from
Washington made clear for the last
time to the mediators that they are
empowered to offer none but the
name of Constitutionalists for provis-
ional presidency of Mexico.
After stubbOrnly refusing to accept
the suggestion OF names from outside
the rebel party, the Mexican dele
gates were given the alternative of
agreeing to on of the names presented
by the Americans or nominating other
men provided they are men prominent
in public affairs and faithful to Car
rama. But they were given to under
stand that the provisional government
must be placed in the hands of the
COnStitutiOnalist majority.
1t was also reported that the name
of RaOul Madero, lieutenant of Villa
and brother of the murdered presi-
dent, was sprung by the American as
possible head of the government
until an election should take place.
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GET GOODS
At BLIND TIGER
Lawler and Vogelsorg Arrest
COlOred Woman and Seize
60 Bottles.

Another north end blind tiger" was
ralded Sunday. 1t was at 1922 North
sF street, ana was being 1peea ted by a
woman, Stella Traca1s colored She
will be raigned in'city court tomor
row On a charge of selling liquor H.
legally. John Brown, colored, is held
as witness. He admitted to the DO
lice that he had purchased two bot
ties Of beer, paying 25 cents for them
The raid was made by Officers Lawler
and Nogelsong.
The private office of Chief Goodwin
today looks like an annex to a brew
cry, five dozen full bottles of beer and
two dozen empty bottles seized in the
raid being stored there, to be present
ed as evidence, and then cOnfiscated
Officer Lawler, on whose beat the
raid occurred, and who has been the
nemesis of north end blind tigers
for several months, says that he has
suspected for some time that liquor
was being sold illegally at the Tracey
home. He and Officer VOgelsong
swooped down on the place without
warning Sunday, entering the house
by side door and rusing to an up
stairs room. There the Tracey woman
and two men were found, also numer-
Gus bottles of beer
A search Of the house was made
and beer bottles were found in all
parts of it. Also there were several
bottles of beer found in coal shed.
Recently a crap game conducted at
this house was raided
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WILSON APPOINTS
NEW RESERVE BOARD

WASHINGTON. June lot was
learned definitely at the white house
today that the federal reserve board
VIII be composed of the following
men:
Paul Warburg, New York: Adolph
t. Miller, San Francisco; w. C. T.
Harding, Birmingham, Ala; Thomas j.
Jones, Chicago; Charles S. Hamil
Boston: William G. McAdoo, secretary
of the treasury. an Comptroller of Cur
rency Williams
President Wilson will not nominate
governor of the board at this time
He rendered membership on the board
to Z. c. Simmons, of St. Louis, but he
declined