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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

fer ihs asrsfit of tNe rsce. Sre tais
u1a keers consznatlg ahreasi of tNs
simcS Nclhilg 1tw In rs r-ofcss-
tsr sss1sss hiu.
III. Slaughter Vas ao-r in 81 -Ilocls
WhicA ~1s o co1s3e-as,s town. even
tst1 Hs attended ne CITY scAcc,s
wAs1 ass Tare1as caala catcA ~ wa
Aira- ans tt5 absent as Aths- Acrx 81
as 1Es ans llat ons car vhe- a.
vas sam a liiiit sos 1s rot ne wssi-
-rn Sewer and hises fcr the tow- -
IeIari-,e. ia Colo-xso. TaHt va
AEAy AtoR IN 1883. a-E ne sxvs--
iszce hs hHs iz tA1t rv1ea f-o-tss-
vcuis make o. aooR Slaughter came
40 OR-bhca,1 IN lSgs E-s las s.se-
here ever s1ce
i- TEss wears the ua.1ic-ue5 Tua-
i5 A83 ths hAa.i cI 1ocklrc uqca tAs
eye rl1ss u11 1nozI as ID 6t5 uVor
TIE lEAt2l-E--aa uta. Bat -cse--
stas1cs and e51ca5oa hAVs Aro1rhr
Ee.cri s. great thanrt i- tAs mAsts-
ot ere eilsses j. coed truih. tAs
s,s1ts- r-g5t 60 physicians. scientific
ut-- ce,lsrs- iAs q-ess- are constant
q warning TIE Fualse to Sswhre O.
Allsrs1 o7tt,ih-s who are -ct a grad
zA-s C. reoor1izea trssiizt5c-s z,5
WAe = 1oi tzly 1uthcrines hy ths
Vtr5ols states IN vAtcA tAsy 7rRrtscs
o1.r 8 lev vaE-s ECo Rzyc-e Whc
wished oo1at sell syF rlRssss-G-a
rUlz Ec-s sTss u week thz1 c,5
age colit rlia il a cs-tury TAis
= 1ei iht case today Ncrs Hza
uc-s rss1rlclie-s are tArovr iNcr-
ne s1slrsss era EsGr. ard tts r.xz
1ew vAo 5s aot collers trained Hz6
AIs 70 5i5ocuA, y s1rs 20 rss q AAs
VIII TIE lhw- Thss ls as il sho-ls
- Ths ere Is TIE zoss sslscA1R e.
gan 81 sAe huzHl svsis- ard TIE
care cs ii Is AZ s1Nc- st5s1ce. 1zE
Durhot is i-ts-s3 fc-1u1Its 20 have a
rss5t>1nI 1Eihcr.1s5 ostc-scrls-- Dr
S1AAehtsr is E-a11Its q a .Ez-
- ot TIE hasi css5uEl colleges q
tie tou11rT. Hna Fse7.s tAo-cueAsy
posted g. tAs --latest l1rs1tso1s per
tH1n-1E 10 ne 7rotsss5oa-
d SaE-snSs- = a pleasing and IL
'.rss1nE rs1Ls-Ea t-6 las as~- a
rss55sat C Bran o01zty toz he E3ss
i've years re hAs Travelled ove-
11sA q re u1to-- always ssE5ysze
Ais great srotssszo1 AID inFg0rt-.e
ac1h Ais methods Aa5 his i-struzszts
Ens is rated hisa VITA licensed cqso-
ustrlsss wherever - is k-oEa-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26
WHO'S WHO HERE

In c,cncesss-sffrs. EnElane
wAtrs all the S,surass-s came frtm
as Tar A1ck as hee-r relates TIE
fsrUy runs 90 ctfscA As15inE. many
q iAtm having e'ecn inspectors 81
l1s rcrs-rmsrt srhrc1S ln Ks1-
tutky sfsy r-sfs wf1skF. S25 a seas
h-a-3 al that IN u'urant thsy are
cg5c-1fgrlsis h13 cgiitiA1s Nt-r
st,sr 81 matters uors we've yca t-v
snhr what gru are ps-A1Tis if ~
gass7h 1spts S'1urAft- were i1 Ere-
lH-t hs vcris - ht tAe fro1t ir
sors cf,sclhi s8s.htsg. ana vsrt as
IL Es-tocRy. where rs t-nrs'titts
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

Tro5uruo7 O. the tsz plays. the Other
FzESy 10 the 1grsene1r to 90 ike
wise Ara i the decision j. against
me I vill O. course stand the cost %
pro5ucro1- Azi i g - against the
ether fellow he uus1 agree 10 20
oazE 10 the sos he lad before he BE-
came editor O. cs1zrio5-which in
ny oTi1io1. ard in The opinion o.
mr. client the great American publlr.
was 1c- a vsrT Important c-e
" 8 STERRETT.
D-rz-r. OElzhouz. March :.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

Er-ieS 1es-o74ETs rev u re- i
SI5ras s,3zeI-5cz- stcA.zseEe. in :,
AEl-El1a-- L1Es1 air. Ha5 insslls-
genre 10 Wrsis 4 Ehc;o7lAy
Wrrls seTlT-s myself
T1t-s is ne s1g u-ds- sss sAiP-
Re whites ths- al hlnss1t. 1-S vsT
- hEs .Isl SAD ihEt tie Fzalis writes
tssZ- BIT GO u1u-ss he c1nnCi a.
osEi manuscripts froz 1he lBt msl-
&c. S.e,c9ls IN TIE eOuarry, bs.cEuss
ths g.sugls have 10 s,5zcaECz- 10
ts,sA1lsEs. 10 sEEElzz-oz. 70 in-
Es1ul1y. 10 lllEsocs- WhF thls &C.
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7.--Cg1EF- Wsre il 1r- 50 1rzE.c q
Ec1ls zaEs q tLrss comedy thk-
went uc1rl-se AL 1E.sczs- svsl 5n-
t1nd11E MsEco I'D IL 7rures crz-
tluE1rs-F IhEs the ses-Erso e5itar
Goes ~ fzow AZ 5aaH Whsr hs he1-s
IL stalking l.,oui his otftos- II sacws
waF hs Is fr'cs5 10 seell-e virtually
al tAs -sg-57rs' thLl arr seat 10 hl-
~ El lhs FerEle II America
-W-sez ths S-n -sg'a-rsr fo1.1 iAls
Eratt sas-Erso editor te Ez1 Ats fss-
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81 10 answer tAs szasl5c--~ EElr1-F-
Re F-i hls ts@t c. ihHl- F'rst1s-F -F
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i5Hls lurking somewhere Eui maybe
-oL As s-s-zt zsEs-ssr am El--l-P
io .EGsFs rhEl thss set-.zr1o editor
AsE1 -s usrelF a E1cl placed On E-s
sAo-35srs q. keep h--- tru- r1rslli-F
TtH Su- Isl Z great G 1lstlFarsr AZ e
aEs always t,ss1 Az5 zcW rha1 i-
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sez Wh1 las t-ts-l5rs1rs ard s,t-1i-
l1z and izEszu-rF and teshz5g1 De-
and lUEE-lEI1r-. Ez1 WHO cll write
a Ehot1slEF. the whole ~ rrslu1-
Wiz zgTlHu5 Buz t- uF capacity ss
vEA15t tsts-tsr ! -EE1 t5ssH-i. Ss-s
cf ny clients are Etr1-E iz the bel e
thEi most C tAs iruEtls 10 VIII Its
+ so-tzlls,5 sts1Erso editors rather ttz-
VIlh The sss1arIus- TasF k'slisFs thr.
Il the great producers W1lid sn1g-gF
s,silurs Who had been az far az fer
kzz5rsz rlElss troz the hrush Els
tAsF h51s undsr tksF Eouit sDo-
llsarz ihr--stsas fsr PlEFs were glsa-
ufnL
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SAID srsnArs0 editor IA Wssf sr1uEA
10 know th1i L he znesGts5 the itsEi
Of fhe rlklst O1hsllo's e.eruE'sr5oz
yc1l1 soo1 ss g51es MF h1neEs %
insoz Is that the fiEE1 ErosDrsr thz-
employs a Es1Eins nsEEgap'Hr etltsr
\ 10 look aftsE ais oorress,andsses va
s,s the ors that gets tsstsr staff eTssI
week th1z has sTsr been fIl-s,d
Picture plays DO z0t require tA'
lmid-wifs services q snsnEri9 eds
itct. especially ozs Eh7 Goes 111 know
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26
FlFTEEN YEAEs AGO


Es1rE Fors. TIE tuta-ls1is nan
uszctl-s- vas s1rsoes- 5- az s1sa-
t-st lras r-h1t -1 u,sl-clt. CA1-ssr
Nu-7Ar. TIE baseball rr rl-sc-tirs vas
a -sTc-rsr c1 he Clrc--1ss5 E-,us--
e. TAc-Hs T. --cs- tss uc-c- vsc-
tzrs uEE-IIf- vas ccust c7.t-a
cu1e,elL-- Ellt te rss s51 7s- wssR
C2Arlls WesehmA-. cu1er g TIE
CHsttro Fe5s-1l BHsss1u team a-a o.
s7-1lr 50 Chs,HEc restaurants. whs
waiter iz cu5sk .E-tA rocr-- A-5
50 u goes ne -isi uouls - s.---r
CT rc a cc,l-,z's ts-r-A. TAs-sta-s
ves1 yc- As1- a s.sT e. 6 ys-zr u8-
eo1saL-z TAI hs ms - thzrcs- t1ks
hiz ~ ne Az at ten h.r few
tkizrs Thsrs -srs- wEs q tine IL
tAs wc-s5's Aisto-T wAsz here were
rzcus opportunities fer vo-zs uE-
&c EzsA q tAs f-czl Tns-s -svs-
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E.t tsls---lnE-ic1 vc113 v-rv5ss q
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ms j. Td--ssulL-sy srus Il ne tE--n-
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1sss- ne Fcl1s zE- g so.Ev VI.
vsll tHks hslt q sAs farm VIII tAs
s5sB q 1Kk1zr i ths s,ss- farm II
TIE ccu1r AIT Eho WI vc1k IT,
tslliEs-t,T tc- SCI Fsa-x. vlsh ths
sea always hsto-s I'm WI -c5 A1rs
&C Ec-k fer tse -szE1ss- &C rs
Mss-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

karF ShoEss % Ran On Full Time
According 10 the Dszisol Herald.
-1s E2rF sAg7s Ar tAzl place VIII run
SIX days a week Instead C FIVE as
vrsTso1s9T. AID tzks O. Al ad1i1iozsl
crew C fifty Us-. elective April 1.
Fifty more msa VIII Be PLACED back
O rhs5T JOBS On Nay Z. and 50 On
a. the rate q fifty Dea Per month
uzrl the original shop crew is a.
ECrk aEaiz-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

- Federal sc.u-lsssc- C- In3rs-
t-lLl Esl1uc1s s7'F-. q week Id Tex
as -1fl1r tsss1u1rT ug'o1 ths lHua-
lEr'1 Ent tsnE-l S1ssl1c-- E-t shzs
sssazrno1F In Re shs aEsls q 4 re-
srrr cf 1hs s1ss@tl- TIE u,E1lEs Er-
s11-E Isz,-Hl .rza.z tAIt his n.D-
r1iss5s1 las s,s-s1 Eh1s 10 sc2rs l- 4
Tsef- cussIc1 -tu- ere t-- Eatsst
zs1 Il ths s-u1h hare seTc-s,3 Fs,srs
- El1hrD1 sGluut-- ne News ls
tzsl1s't 10 agree WIN lhs Evening
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26
To a SCENARIO EIaTos-


lszute-1 Wl-h a ESLEf;En1ere-
-'To lns E5itc- G. tas Sua-Sr- II
TIE su1 q FssrusrF - appeared M
iztsrT5sw win a HoszHrso s'aitar
EhseA lf t-E,urrAzt- lf rr7s- Tani lE.
ne sns11sss s1It1r Is --PsrrA1l- n
true. Bus Is hat
EuEETs- * -. ! sholl1 Ike &c
posse for an lns-Iul as Eu.l1t dsts1d-
e.. to- am u1s FlEz- Azs-1rEz whe
hHs surrs tGitt IL sks great E1h-5s
sFsz II th1s reErsssn1at7Ts ct a 1sE
a.0zz rrusssEsCa las ue1- To g1u1s
srSsElF srcm ths 5.ts-T5sW-
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fin coorsrz S.ut AIS feet @.
Fzls C uArlsrEsEts. ME1let his
FsEe Ent E.rssarsd 10 'sslF ts ihs
ezss16uz. 'Wa1 writes the Hr=-
zs-scs fer upTtng E5r11rs E-Hyss
-MF dear boy ks said shs
E1h15r Il tAe srs1zrio Writer.
have been the ses1zrt0 s,5iror
here fer fire years E.t tzEt-g
nhG1 tine every E'srsr1 i. the
Urlfs,6 States zbcFs ahe age q
twelve pears has FutZiirst C1s
Or mere Zzz1stglr1s 10 ne
Everybody II ths E-iist States
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

ln Tps'rlo1G-E FORMER Et15a- E-1
~ advertising tur esss tcr ths SsErlzE
e Naz1 s1rs'sa- fhs rirE c0unSl al
zsrge1 ghEI shsF vent hsFont rAs
Law in ls11i1E ths nczrrEut 20 a hid
ss- Ehnss ia vas no1 1hs l1Wesi
cstsre1- ne co11ezl's 6eSfrs 70 gre
tAs woEk 70 a hccLs n0nnsrE- Nssssr'E.
AmIE1s d BEUaz. Is a us-Zs1tB.ls
rrbif- Ess1 Displays a Eslrli Ct n0D-
A4ASty no-cs.srArio1- whith Is nss-
essay &C fhs uss1sl1t.g @ zrF trEz
and s1tF. TIE News desires cAGi
NssErs- A1Zo1s d BEEn sseUrs ths
coz-rzrs. hz1 it II Il zct 5c1s legally
ths Eak1g b.s1.1s ESE81 nc1 fd1t q
kGFsr and the haze eznnsrz weak
he the S0sEr 1ttsr all
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

Wns- aAs Ss1aE4 meets Erhi- Es
a scUrr q 1-1s.sEth-ns-r - 1T Duu-
zzEssSons- WI1sr1 ant Ccur iss5r1 s-
-zTslgA uSrt Ok1Etzrn1 htss.TF VII
e,s zA.s - tIr eclA these .tt5cs
hsase-s hAFs scu1-sF EEt-1A51s,s rAIi
tksE have ee1s - wrr-e A.s Cen
ziss1-ztT wsstA sEFs Win suTeLs.5
ChEs As WI ~ resign 115s- fE-s-
Developments Ia tAs tIss 1rs BE-
I-E WI,nshs Win s1rs- interest t-,.m
a. sFsr tns E1H-s-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

he ss-Isis ct lrg5s5ss rz-11lr =
EK-lsE's Tsek,r. c1 tfs sEAsec1 g.
-Cf1LAo1nE's Overhead 1T E1Es1s
GsI. t0--1s-sy C l'u-Hzs- are interest
i-E art ell rh-s1z-E 20 tusnsss
roe-- T1s 1E-fs- cf rcrs--ns1sEl
expense y q s1esacs uF,sz vhsth
uE-T nsa hive l9sr1 many hoz-< g.
szn3E II AZ sft,-1 - minimize N
G1l seems 70 hErs Al 5--s1-l rs1t
g-IsV ct rs s11ess E-s IS h1nsli,E {
s. = uLs-s-trl VEy-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

Il Appealing c1uU1ssac- t1
ss-Vs WlIhuul E1E gar az ASSISTANTS
&C las EHs-il1 ucl--llss5 SEA. Govern. q,
Wills elE Hs,Hr-H1 t-Fs C -Es rat-
cEzi1Ht -lrs1 susaesst1l business -la-
81 lhs slE-s- tWe C wien we've NJ
2 w. c-asc- lns -ru R11s. fc---s--
u G D-rE11 EusrT 1tstEl ar ct
GcTsru1r Wl-llEEs s-Thzs11ss its
1c-s MS Escs-uzzE-5rz tr make hl'
s5-izss-rzr511 c-s C h1s-sEs al.
esror-F 5nErHI1 C C-s C E,cI1si
zE5 graft
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

WEnfe1--SZEu Drug STARE Mzsz
be a blrgntn- c. z E-los. FSllmorsy
Oklaho-A Va
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-03-26

Girls WEzIs,5- InfslliEszs- EzkS-
fic1s- F1u1E girls. wanted 70 sz11F
nnrxing Al The Dszzs11 siY EosE1i1l
Write for t-t0ruzrio1- Dsais1z,
HeIAN va
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05

upon which NEST Of the Republicans
agree rs the Tariff II suits the
"o.d guard and is entirely satisfac
tory, as an issue, to what is lett Of
ia. Progressiycs The fact that
'r".ressiycs like Murdoch of Kan
~as, and Kelly, OF Pennsylvania.
Huo voted for tbs Underwood Tariff
u..0, were defeated, has had its effect
n SOLDERING those independent Re-
p11lcans who are inclined t. fall in
with the notion that low Tariffs
we're dss red by the people The
Hepublcln House leader, MI. Mann.
q. Illinois, has already opened the
campaign for a Tariff board, on the
lines of the Taft board which the
..uocrats refused 10 continue.
".rrrnl members nave also intro
Heci bills to repeal the Underwood
.aglt law. They are preparing for
.e popular wave which they expect
'. sweep the country and restore
"a Republican Protection law in
3Io. A. to these bills, however,
Hid with respect TO other measures
PRODUCED witha view TO the A.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05
Coco Roads
Questions and Answers

1. CUES. What is roadH
Ans. A road is an open
way appropriated for passage and
travel. 1t is the means of in
ternal communication and trans
portation between points.
,. CUES. What is All improv.
ed road?
Ans. An improved road is
one, the surface of which is hard,
smooth and suitable for travel at
all times.
3. CUES. Who benefits from
a Good Road?
Ans. Everybody.
4. Cues. Who receives the
most benefit from u Good Road?
Ans, The country dYeller.
8. CUES. Why?
Ans. Because he not only
can market his crops with profit,
but can attend school, church
and. visit his friends.
q. Dues. Where did Ken
lucky rank ten years ago among
all States of the Union in mile.
age of improved roads?
Ans. Fourth from the front.
Z. Cues. Where does Ken
lucky rank now among all the
States of the Union in mileage
Of improved roadsH
Ans. Tenth from the front.
s. Ques. Why this back. slid
Ingp
Ans. Because Kentucky has
not endeavored to take any for
ward steps. She has remained
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05

the reduced price of sugar, the
Government might be justified in
finding other ways Of raising
revenue, but the consumers pay
as much for sugar as ever, while
the Treasury has a deficit of
$50, 100000.
The people are paying just as
much for sugar and they are
making up the deficit in revenue
by a war tax.
The Secretary of the Treasury,
in his annual report, remarks that
it is unfortunate that the War
Tax law is to expire December 81
1915. He suggests that this limi-
tation be removed, and that the
tax be kept in force until peace is
restored in Europe.
Why not abolish the war tax
and restore the duty on sugar?
The people will not then be pay
ing a double tax. They will
get sugar just as cheaply as they
are getting it now.
This action would fill up the
hole in the Treasury and help to
bring Louisiana back to the
Democratic party. Washington
Post.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05
W. e.. BLACK.

still while the others have push
ed forward. Thus she lost her
rank,
9. Cues. How may kentucky
regain her rluEr
BY the counties taking ad-
vantage Of state aid and consist
emily accepting the advice and
help furnished by the State De.
partment of Public Roads.
10. Cues. What is the first
and mo5timportant step in build
lug permanent roads?
Ans. Proper location with
special attention TO grades and
drainage.
IL. Cues. What is meant by
location!
Ans. Selection of the route,
u. Cues. What i. the grade
of road2
Ans. The grade O. road is
the rise or falI of its g. face as it
goes up or down hill.
l8. Cues. How doe an exces-
siye grade affect the efficiency of
a road?
Ans. Sine Il &c a cannot
as fast or haul Us heavy a
load up steep hill as it can on a
level or slightly inclined road, it
affects both the speed Of travel
and the amount that can be haul
ed over it, CIT consumes time
and decreases the vol ne or ca.
pacity Of haul
IA CUES. Why should roads
be located on light grades2
Ans. First: The sleeper the |
grade the more horse power is re- |
CURED, second: On steep grades |
il is hard to care for the water.
10, Cues, Do the Kentucky |
laws provide against excessive
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05
M. E. Church.

Sunday School at $50 A. NJ.
A NJ. Decker. Superintendent.
Preaching next Sunday at HOO
A. NJ. by the pastor. The Baptismal
service will be held before the sermon
is preached. All of the candidates
who desire to be Baptized by sprink,
ling will please be present. We have
had thirty one additions since
Christmas and desire to Baptize nd
take them into the church at once,
Rev, !. W. Lyon will preach for
us again Sunday evening at 700
o'clock Subject of sermon" How
to Read the New Testament This
sermon logically follows the one
delivered by him'last Sunday evening.
Don't fail to bear him at this hour.
All are cordially invited.
L. r, Overiey, Pastor.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05
Hon. W. {. Bla Ck
10 the Republicans Of the l7th senator,a nisl-

The unwar1anted uncaed for untrue and neon 1t state
ments and mud-slngng, made by g. {. Lewis .iu. the
Mountain Advocate issue Of Jan o. will be the
stump in due time positively not elsewhere m lms
taxable undenable in every nook and corner This p Ny
record and reputation behind and challenge any
bring aught against either.
Although be acrobat or fp-1op' Lewis would have
you believe thanks for this reputation believe in that
sort of gymnast exercise becau5e he that didn't make
the for Railroad Commissioner I' flop tie Senate
record made of policies advocated and patfo of sink
ing sands "Barks is wlm' y by muendoes. and her rub
berzed truths"
Recently retired from the highest office in the git Ken
lucky Royal Arch Masonry only Mountain be thus honor
ed in the IS of that fraea order this St after
six of continuous promotion without opposition socta
ton Very recently too was elected trustee of the Barbour
vile City School with the highest number Of casl
Chairman of that Board and still more recently called back
the Masters chair local lodge unusual comp
menary possible Largely the on Of
some home and neghborhood friends was elected only
State Medical Aduster of the greatest and perous
companies in the entire South Let thu gh suffice
for the time being
Yet Corb says Il wish say the people this district
that he very generally taken seriously here" ncon-
ssency thou Jewel The veil will be lifted and yho and
what thou shall be made known TO Yes public
dissection of his life and mine if that and with
the keenest interest possible without the culver of single
I'll pin my faith the people (who have rafused to
honor most signaly in every position sought m-
sought by encouragement Endorsement election and above
common courtesy tactics of Lewis and such he 1t will
be for crusade of Vitupelaon
defense eave that for the weakg built that way but
will pitch higher plane and with appealing pleas
invite comparison that the seachght of justice reach the
resde of every home in this big district to the end that real
Them and labor their break chains
of commercial sagnation and political Acknowledgement for
righteous temperate and successful AngoSaXon people than
whom there better who od the green paths
Sincerely yours
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05
WHY HE DIDN'T
SPEAK AT
NEW ORLEANS
President JaCksOn's Day
Speech Would Not Have
Sounded Well in Louisiana.

The President of the United
States will celebrate, January 8,
the centennial of the battle of New
Orleans by speaking to a great
gathering at Indianapolis. The
memorable victory of General
Jackson over the British at New
Orleans win be recalled with
pride and patriotism by Ameri-
cans all over this land.
Why the President does not
speak at New Orleans instead of
LOCO miles away from Jackson's
battlefield is not apparent, unless
it is because the Democrats of
Louisiana are Jeffersonians, and
therefore, wholly out of sympa-
thy with the present-day Demo-
cratic party.
Outlooking Jackson battlefield
are the ruins of a sugar factory,
destroyed by the Tariff law en-
acted under the present admins
tration. The ruin is as great as
that caused by German shells in
Belgium. The scene of desola-
ton is strikingly similar, in feet,
to the waste places of Belgium.
There are IL additional sugar
plants which have been disman-
tied wholly or in part in the
sugar district of Louisiana.
The reduction of the duty upon
sugar effective in March 1914,
and the provision of law that all
the duty shall be removed by May
!, 1916, has destroyed the bust
ness of thousands of Democrats
In Louisiana without profting the
consumers of the United States
by one cent. Therefore the State
of Louisiana has been lost to the
Democratic party and the first
! break has been made in the Solid
South.
Perhaps this furnishes a good
sufficient reason for the Presi-
dents attendance at Indianapolis
today instead of at New Orleans.
Now, why should the duty
from sugar be removed on May ]
1916, after il has been demon
strated by the partial reduction of
duty.that the consumer gets no
benefit, while the producer Isl
ruined? The revenue from sugar
isa-big item. reaching some $50
Q00. COOS year. If the removal
e ths duty meant that the con-
lher would receive $50, 900, 900
4 |.I| -" I" 49,
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05
THE CHURCHES
Christian Church.

Sunday school at the court house
at $50. F. {. Moore, Superinten-
dent. preaching at the Presbyterian
Church at Hoo. The subject of
the sermon will be Great Lessons
from Small Teachers. There will
be no evening service,
J. W. Lyon. Minister.
Mountain advocate., 1915-02-05
When Cost OF
Living was High

20 these DAYS when the head OF the
uilv IS iretting because of the
ga cost Of the necessities OF life,
t.r following which comes from
S.in.ia, Missouri, will be ofinteaest:
4 bin ct Brandt & Bro, grocers
lated luly 3, 1869, was found to-
day by Peter Brandt, and is of I'M
usual interest because of the recent
increases in the prices OF food stuffs.
iu luly, 1869 these charges were
made:
EEK OF potatoes, 40 cents; tive
po 'nds OF sugar, 81; two pounds OF
tls., 80 cents; pound raisins, 35
cents; four dozen eggs, so cents;
two glasses OF Jelly, 20 cents; three
AMI one quarter ponds of coffee,
81 halt peck OF green apples, 20
,e".s; halt gallon OF green peas, 25
cents; pound oilard, 25 cents; pound
ut after, 80 cents; half dozen ears
of corn, 10 cents; six bars of soap,
Go cuts; pound OF starch, is cents:
bottle OF bluing 10 cents; bottle of
ext act of lemon, rs cents; tive
chickens, SIPS; one ham, $3.50;
box Of ye, 80 cents.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

Growing tres is not a long
drawn out affair, if planted right
given good care, culture, / have
trees here in decideous class that
grew 26 feet in 3 yrs evergreens
is feet in yrs. Drive here in auto
inspect them take home a grove. w
M. BomFc erger Harlan, Ia. me
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

d. 3. shrauger and Will johnson
was in Ex ira lest Sunday morning
only a shot tine, making the trip
UP from Atlantic in the formers car
The r old friends are always glad
to EN- and hope they may come of
ten.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

Miss Johnson, ose of our Publ c
School teachers went to Atlantic on
FIR day evening to visit friends. She
returned Sunday nocn.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Posten and
daughter. Marjorie departed satur-
day for a visit in Gravity with his
relatives. Clifford expects to return
home the last Of this week but
Mrs. Posten and baby will go to
villtsaa, Fayette Co. and other
places for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

Mrs Ida Cannon was hastily CALL
ed to Oakland Tuesday to help care
for her neph ew, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hockenberry who
had a fall from am elevator some
for y feet, and is in a precarious
cond ton.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29
Schmidt can also paint barns.

The High scsool Baseball Teams
of Audubon and Ezra met on our
diamond, last Friday afternoon On
account of the rain storm THE game
came to a close in the first half of
the ei,ghthl inning with the Audu-
bon team in tie led.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29
ira left recently for Cedar Falls,
where they will join tile d.tching
gang for the coming season.

Herman Barnholdt drove to Avo-I
ca Sunday, in his. car to spend the
day with relatives. Mrs. Doll Spoo
and daughter, Pauline rode as far
as Atlantic with him and visited
Mrs. Anna Peterman few hours.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-29

The ladies of the Thursday club
are try ing to entertain you with new
books in. the library. Won't you
kindly bring box to the. K. of P.
Hall Saturday night and help boost
for tie library? They need your
help