davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-05
Orys Routed.

That the prohibition forces have
been routed by majority of at least
1000 was indicated at midnight when
the returns from ITO precincts out of
1913 gave the vets 35,262 and the drys
27,174.
Frank E. Aid, head of the saloon
forces, estimated al midnight that the
vets had carried the county by from
5000 to 5000.
Fraud Charged.
Rev. George Stafford, head Of the dry
organizatiansach charged .grcssest OF
fraud and illegal voting" as being re,
sponsible for the large vote polled by
the wet forces. 3
1T now appears that the vets have
carried the election" Rev. Stafford
said shortly before midnight. IF it
had not been for the grossest frauds
and illegal voting there would have
been no doubt about the result. We
are still in the ring, however, and if
we are defeated shall bide ourtime.' y
Much Bitterness Shown.
During the day charges of fraud
were freely made by both sides and
much bitterness was shown at the
polling places. Three men were ar
retsed at Seven Corners, charged
with violating the corrupt practices
act. 1t is said by the police these men
were employees of a vrewing CON-
pany, and that they were distributing
"wet' hand bills.
Most of the population of Hennepin
county is within the city boundaries,
but as there are saloons in all the
villages, the "drys" waged their fight
vigorously everywhere.
Minneapolis with a population of
more than 325, 900 has 399 saloons and
is said to be the largest city in the
country to test the prohibition issue
by ballot.
At the headquarters of both the
"wets" and the "drys" many tele-
grams we're received during the day
making inquiry as to the probable
outcome of the contest anu showing
the widespread interest in the elec-
ton.
The labor union vote of Minneapolis
was generally in favor of the wet"
and the country vote seemed to give
the vote to the dry
Enthusiasm Intense.
Intense enthusiasm marked the
demonstrations here tonight as bulle-
tins appeared on the board before the
newspaper offices, the crowds would
burst into cheers.
In the roof of one newspaper build
ing a searchlight swept the stars, the
color thrown against the clouds indi-
eating the trend of the vote, a white
light signified the "drys' were lead
ing and a green light showed the
"wets" were ahead. AS the vote see-
sawed early in the night, thousands
watched the rays of this searchlight,
az it reflected alternately the white
and green. Adherents of the "wets"
burst into prolonged cheers as the
green light stood continuously for
twenty mintes, shortly after ten
o'clock, indicating the "wets'" vic
tory. ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS
VOTES TO KEEP
HER SALOONS
At Midnight Vets Led Drys By
Majority Of Seven
Thousand
PRoHIB1T1oN1sTs
CHARGING FRAUD
Enthusiasm Intense As Vote Is
Announced-Final Lead Will
Be Nearly 5000

Minneapolis, Oct. 4.-Hennepin
County of which Minneapolis is
the county seat voted to retain it's
433 saloons in a county option
election today according to re-
turns available late tonight. When
los of the 1913 precincts in the
county had reported, the vets
were leading by 5000, the count
standing: Vets 20,83l; Drys 49,
1894.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-05
PRESIDENT IS TO
SEE WORLDS SERIES

Washington, Oct. 4.-President Will
son today wired for seats at the Sec
ond game of the worlds series be-
tween Philadelphia and Boston teams
in Philadelphia next Saturday. The
President will throw out the first ball
used in that game.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
SKEBSKE DAME.

V tovarni Essex Rubber Co. V
Trcntonu, y. j.. ic stavka. V pod
ietiu ie zapoSlcnih 80 dcklct. ker
j. y Ameriki uajvctia galantnost
nanram zcnSkam donna. so bile Y
tel tovarni zdravStvenc razmcrc
take. da Jill MISC moglc nit najpo-
trpclliiyejSc delavke wee prcna-
Sati. Xc vcGkrat so zahtcvalc. da
SO napravi red. Toda podjetniki
V Ameriki dclajo razliko med da-
MANI in dclavkami. Damam ku-
pujejo diamante in biserje, IL de-
lavk pa preSajo dobicke. da della
10 lOze damam "prczentc." In ker
hi zboljSanjc zdravstvenih raz-
mcr V tovarni veljalo nekai de-
maria, je galantna druzba rajSa
$ pustila pc starem.
Tako nj ostalo dclavkam liza
vsch brczuspeSnih poizkusov mic
druzega. kakor da so Sic V stavkO.
V tovarno pa so prisli nekoliko
nenavadni skebi. Soproge enai
stih uradnikov z gospo Oakley, ze-
no predsednika druz51. SO sc po-
stavile ma mesta stavkujocih de-
lavk.
o "moralnosti" takega boja ne
bono izgubili nobcne besede. u
strasila Sc pa dekleta MISC tega
skebanja, ampak sc smehljajo, ker
menijo. da Sc bodo velerodne da-
me kmalu navelicale smradu, ka-
tercga MISC mogle prcnasati "na-
vadne" delavke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
TAJNIKoM, Z~AsToPNIKoM
IN POSAMEZNIKOM.

Mas "Druzinski Koledar" je
izsel. Da ne DO nepotrebne
ga povprasevanja in pisarjenja
mai 81 vsakdo zapomni sledece:-
Koledar stane 40 centov, "a kar
"a narotnik dobi postnine pro
sto. Kdor Jill naroci vec kot 10
skupaj, Jill dobi cd 10 do % Pc
3o centov; cd 25 do so sc dobe pc
81 centov; kdor Jill pa naroci vee
kakor so, jih pc dobi pc 35 GEN.
tov komad.
Manjsa narocila posljemo Pc
parcelni post, vecja pa pc ex-
presu. Tudi letos bono pc expire
su tako posiljali koledarje, kakor
smo jih lansko leto, to je, da ne
pl2tnmo takoj mi, pac pa tisti,
ki Jill je narocil. To je zaradi
tega, ker expresna druzba mnogo
bolje p2zi, da Sc blago ne izgubi.
Narocnik mai nam potem Mama
nj, kolilIo je plaoal expresa, ma
kar mn stro5ke povrnemo.
Koledariev Sc ie tiskalo lie gotovc
s%tevilo, in kdor ga hoce dobiti,
maj ga takoj naroGi. Lansko leto
bi jih bill lahko najmanje en- IL
soc vec prodali, ako bi Jill bill
imeli.
Tajnikom soc. klubov, drustev,
zastopnikom in drugim priporo-
camo, da maj koledarje kolikor
mogote narocujejo skupno. Ma
ia nacin SO koledarii ceneisi 81
Vas, mnogo nepotrebnega della pa
prihanjenega "a vse. Klubi, ki so
re narocili koledarje, placali jih
bodo pa pozneje, mai pr posilja-
nju denarja izrecno povedo, da
SO koledarje re prejeli, ker dru-
GAGE bi Sc znalo pripetiti, da bi
Jim iste ponovno poslali, "a prve
Jill pa tirjali. Najrajsi vidimo, da
Sc nam denar poslje pc Money
Order.
Upamo, da DO koledar vsake-
mu vSec, Niti Anglezi, XII imajo
ogromno literature, ne prodajajo
novo izislih knjig "a tako nizko
ceno.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
NEMCIJA Sc HOCE MASCE-
VATI.

' Washington je prisla ameri-
sko Waldo razburiajoca vest, da
namcrava Nemcija izdati splosno
prepovcd izvoza V Zedinjene dr.
zave, Posluziti sc hoGe znane do
iocbe mednarodnega prava, Xxi do
voljuJe vSaki DRAW. da prekine
trgovino Z drugo drzavo odnosno
Z drugim narodom. Da je V TEN
Slucaju Amcrika tisti "drugi ma
rod hi treba posebej poudarjati.
DRAWN tajnik Lansing pravi,
da ina STEER nemSka ylada ncvpo-
reGno pravico do takega koraka,
ali da hi $ TEN krSila naGelo edo
Nrih nravoy.' O nameravanem
preruScniu trgovinskih zvez med
Ncmcijo in Ameriko so prihajale
" pref Pc ovinkih vesti do draw
mega urada. in STEER ie poro6al biv-
81 kongresnik Metz IL New Yorka.
da misli nemska vlada pc zanes-
ljivih obveStilih nckaterih impor-
terslIih tvrdk ustaviti trgovino z
Zedinjcnimi drzavami.
Razlogov "a TAX ukrep ne hi BIZ
10 trcba iSkati V daljavi. Re pred
tcdni je baic predscdnik Wilson
2agotovil nemSki vladi, da DO
Washington vztrajal ma principu
svobode morja. ali do danes-pra-
vi Ncmcija-ni ganil Wilson niti
Z m%ezincem, da bi prisilil Anglijo,
da hi odpravila nezakonito bloka-
do nevtralnih lux. Res je sicer,
da so Sc V Bell Hist naposled odlo-
eli, da pOSljejo takozvano pro
tstno noto Angliji. toda V Berlinu
vedo povsem natanGno, da he OBJ
sega Ia nOta nicesar, kar hi moglO
prisiliti Anglijo, da hi ~odstranila
obroG. 5 katerim davi n~evtralno
trgovino.
Razume Sc. da bi bila nemSki
vladi "nevtralna trgovina" deve-
IA briga, te ne hi priZadeval an
gleSl;i obro6 nic.i sami tezav in
Skodc. Amerika ie ~nevtralna, ali
vsaka izmed vojskujoGih sc strank
hi imcla cd tc nevtralnosti rada
pozitivno korist. in zaradi tcga i
majo Zediniene drzavc toliko sit
ncsti. kakor da 50 same ma vojni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
N

PoStna uprava V Clevclandu, Q.
nam je n~aznanila, da so Sc prcseli-
Ii sledeGi narocniki John Andre
as, Louis Sinkovec in Mike Hor-
wat. Ker imaio Sc vsi tribe list
platan, Jill prosimo, da maj nam
takoj naznanijo svoie move naslo-
We. Isto velja tudi "a Frank Gin
permana, Milwaukee, Wis.
John Vu&onic, Abba, Iowa. vi
pisete, da VAN ne poSil.iamo red
no lista. RekoG: Proletarec izha-
ia v torek. Glasilo S. n. L. j. pa
Sc lie v petek, toda Proletarca do
BIN Sc lie petek, Classic pa re V
soboto. Stvar ie slcdeGa: Proleta-
e gre V stroi v torek, Classic pa
vSako sredo. Torcj vi P~rolctarca
dobivate pravi cas-. Nekateri ted
niki imajo datumc "a par dni po-
zneje kakor izideio. Med tenn jc
tudi "Appeal TO Reason; kateri
le datiran skoro eel teden pozne-
je. kakor pa V resnici izide. Ko
ga mi dobimo. Sc vedno nj tistega
datuma v pratiki, toda zavolio te.
ga nj mic boil "friSen" list.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02

Ma podlagi cd obeb stran nam
danih podatkov izjavljamo slede-
&c: - Mi smatramo "a n~eresnic-
no in neoprayiceno trditev, da bi
bil sodr. Jos. Mostar ali kateri
drugi clan nasega kluba V zvezi s
taJnistvom j. S. u ali S komurkoli
drugim deloval IA izkljucenje \.
Liposcka IL nasega kluba. prcden
Je blla prot MENU ~vlozena popol-
mona opravicena obtoznica pri
cksckutivi j. S. Y. Nadalie sma-
tramo to mnenje IA iluzijo, Xxi IL
vlra " dejstva. da 81 nekatcre o.
sebe g%ovorile, da Sc mora \. Ii
poSck izkliuciti il kluba. Steer da
ne priStopijo ali ne ostaneio Y or
g~anizaciji.
To je torci naSc porocilo. kate.
no hlagovolitc vzcti ma znanjc.
PreislSovalni odbor:
Martin Komaar.
Mike Rudich.
Frank PcryinSck.
NJ. G. Habersck.
Gorenjc poroGilo ic bilo pred
lozcno ma redni klubcvi sell dnc
"a okt. I. !. in soglasno Spreicto.
Anton Ausec,
tajnik kluba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
S1ranka

Chicago, Ill.
Jugoslovanski soc. klub st. l pri-
redi v nedeljo, dine %. novembra
spominsko slavnost
"a pctstoletnico kostniske TRACE
die in muceniske smrti
Jana Husa.
Ker je to edna slovenska pri-
reditev takega pomona, upa klub,
da sc bodo druge svobodomiselne
o~rganizacije V Chicago in okolici
ozirale ma to in svoje veselice pri-
redile druge dni, da sc omogoci
tudi cd slovenske strani dostojna
p~roslava velike zgodovinske zalo-
igre.
Program ~slavnosti obsega slav-
nosten govor, primerne deklama-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02

;ije in %uprizoritev Cankarjeve
lnamenite drame "Kralj ma Be-
tajnovi." Klub della vse pripra-
We, da sc izvrsi spominska Stoves
most ma elm lepsi nacin in da DO
dostoJna namcna in chicaskih Slo-
vencev.
Use %potrebne podrobnosti bodo
pravotasno objavljene V "Prolc-
tarcu. Eventualna p%oiasnila daje
klub drage wolfe.
Flip Godina, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
Staunton, III.
IZJAVA.

Ma redni sell Jugoslov. Soc.
Kluba Stew. 40 je bill izvolien
poscbcn preiskovalni odbor Stirih
tlanov. da prciScc gotove obdolzi-
tive, XII so krozile javnosti in po-
stavljalc tukajsnji klub v nekako
slabo luc. Doticni odbor jc vso
stvar preiskal in porocal o svojih
zakljuckih sledece:
Spodaj podpisani odbor, Two
lien ma zadnji redni sell, da pre-
is6e resnicnost gotovih obdolzitev
gos. F.. Jerkica prot administra-
ciji nasega kluba in j. S. H.. po-
daja sledeGe poro6ilo.
Mi smo pregledali vso nam
predlozeno correspondence, XII Sc
je vrsila med tajnikom j. s. T..
in tedanjim tajnikom nasega klu-
ba sodr. Joe. Mostarjem v aferi A..
Liposek. Predlozena nam ie bila
tudi pismena izjava tajnistva j..
s. 2. Zaslisali smo o~bdolzenega
in obdolzitelja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
Detroit. Mich.
VABILO IN

5. socialistiGni klub st. ia. V De-
troit ina Scdaj svoje redne seize
Vsako prvO nedeljo V mcsccu OBJ
pol dveh popoldne V Delavskem
domu, $50 Il. Ferry Ave.
Oh taken casu DO mcnda incl
vsak prilillo udeleziti Sc seize.
Tenn potion tudi naiuljudneJe
vabim priiatelje, katerim .ic ka.i
"a delavski problem: Vstopite V
naSe vrSte, borite Sc vzporcdno $
mani do konGne image pr%avicne-
IA z%ivljenja.
$ Socia!iStijnim pozdravom
T.. Baic, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
NASIM NARoCNIXoM.

Pregledali smo imenik narocni-
kov in nasli, de- je mnogim nasim
nsrocnikom potekla naro6nina.
Ako bode dopu$6al cas-, bodemo re
pnhodnji teden razposlali vsem
tist'a opomine. Zavoljo tega mai
Sc nikdo ne cuti uzalienega. Mi
bi sami n~ajrajSi Udeli, da bi ne
bio potreba noberega nikdar opo-
minievGti, nasprotnem slucaju
Sc pa moramo drzati zaklju6kov
direktoriia. Phi vsakem gospo-
darstvu nor biti red, in isyo
velia tudi ~ Proletarca. Gull smo
ze, da je Proletarec drag list.
Kdor zna ceniti originalne clan
Ike in iZbrano gradivo, XII sc najde
v vsaN stevilki lista, doti6ni nam
pa bode drage wolfe pritr6il, Ga
ako precenimo liste po vsebini, d.
je Proletarec najceneisi list V slo-
venskem jeziku.
LetoSnie leto je bio slabo ne le
"a delavce, pac tudi ~ Proletar-
ca. Mnogo delavcev, kateri MISC
imeli delA in jela, mas je pros;lo,
ia maj jim nikar ne ustavimo Ista,
rekoc, da bodejo placali pozneje,
ko sc Obrne nekoliko m bolise.
Nj smo take proSnje vedno upo-
stevali in cakali II zaostalo ma
rccnino. In ker nismo dobili to-
liko dohodkov kot pa smo incl
stroskov, mas ie o~grolala resna
nevarnost, do pojde treba III ma
zal, TO ie, tn pricnemo list ida
jati samo ma stirih straneh. Vstra.
jail snlo, in ker nj bio drugaGe,
smo Sc rajSi zadolzili v tiskarni,
samo da citatelii MISC bill pr
krajSani ma gradivu.
Sedai so gospodsrske razmere
Sc vaj nekoliko obrnile ma boljSe.
Ne trdimo, da so "dobri CAST,
ker dobrih casov v kapitalisticni
druzbi "a delavce sploh nj, pac pa
Sc je ogromna brezposelnost V ne
katcrih kraiih vsai nekoliko omi-
lila. S tega stalisca apeliramo ma
vse nase narocnike, Ga mai pri-
dobe kolikor mogoce novih marco
nikov, katerim je pa narocnina
potekla, da isto pref ko mogoce
poravnajo. Ma vsak nacin bi radi
kolikor mogoce poprej plaGali
dolg, katerega bolj tezko gleda-
mo, kakor pa muho v jeSprenju.
Pricakujemo, da marsikdo ne
bode hotel fakat'e IA bi preiel
opomin. pac pa da bode poprej
odposlal tiste cente "a zaostalo in
ponovno n~arocnino, kar bode v
zadovoljstvo vsem.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
Radley, Kans.
ZAPISNIK

Jugoslov. soc. klubov V Crawford
County, Xxi sc je vrSila dnc II.
oktobra e. /. y Frontcnac. Hans.
reinforcement tajnik sodrug John
GorSck otvori konfcrcnco : pri-
mernim nagovorom ma vse uavlo-
tc sodruge.
l. tocka ducyn"ga rcda volitcv
prcdScdate'ia; izvoljen ic bill So
drug Joe Skubic "a prcdsedatel.ia,
IA podprcdSedatelja pa sodrug
John Pratar. Kcr jc zapisnikar
FIR. Wcgel radi bolezni odsoten,
izvoli ~konfcrenca "a zapisnikar-
ia Willie Goloba.
>. Porotilo konferenGnega tai
nika st vzamc ma znanje. ravno
tako porOcila posameznih klubov.
3. Razprava q JugoSl. soc. kau-
greSu. Rczultat sklepa ie Ia, da
izvoli vsak poSamezni klub diva
zaStopnika "a prihodnjo konfc-
rcnco, Xxi So DO VrSila y .JakSS
Willie. Hans. Y mcSccu ucembru.
IaStopnika morata princSti cd
vsakega poSamczncga kluba poo
hia>tilu 5 Scboi. II za,topniki bo-
do potem izvolili delegate. cnega
ali diva "a .Jugoslovanski soc. kon-
greS izmcd Sebe.
I. Razprava a skupni kniizni-
ci. Sklenjeno. da vSak posamczni
kluh nominira kniiznicaria in tri
Sodrugc "a narotcVanjc kniig,
broSur in 6aSopi>ov. Kic Sc bo
nahaiala skupna knjiznica, Sc do
loci pozneje.
,. Vsi tiSti, ki imajo kake pri-
tozbc cen sodruga John Anton
Kozmana. mai princ>o cd iayncga
notarja ali pa cd dvch pric potr-
iene pritozbe ma prihodnjo konrc-
rcnfco Y Jakss Willie. Hans. Tudi
Sodrug Anton Kozman. XII ie bill ic
augusta t. l.. piSmeno pozyan. da
sc udeleii konfercncc V Radlcy.
Hans. kar Sc pa nj zgOdilo. raw
no tako kakor tudi nj priScl ma
konfercnco Y Frontcnac. Sc yno-
vie poziva, da pride. Ako Sc M
JakSs Willie ne bo udclcail kOnfe-
renee. potem ga skupina Jugoslov.
soc. klubOv Y Crawford County,
draw Kansas spozna krivega te-
ga. cesar "a dole kot uradnika.
izvoljencga va socialistiGnem IL
ketu.
G. Razprava o socializmu. q
TEN slede govori in dcbata. kate
re Sc udelezi vc6ina sodrugov.
Zakljucek konfcrcncc z zivio
klici ma mednarodni socializem.
Joe Skubic. predsedatclj,
Willie Golob. z%apisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
POTREBUJEMO

dobrga pridnega in zanesljivega
moza, kater bi "a mas prodajal
zemljo v nasi novi Slovenski ma
selbini v Wisconsin,. Pravi moS
lahko zasluI lep denar! Sprejme
Sc vseeno, ako ravno nina do
sedaj v tenn poslu prakticnih IL
kusenj. Pisite "a pojasnilo v
angleskem jeziku ali vprasajte
ustmeno pri: Grimmer Land Co.,
1868 Paulina st., cor. Milwaukee
ave., Chicago. Ill. (6x adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02
LISTU v PODPORO.

Louis ZakraiSek 25c. Joe Hab-
jan 25c. Oba V BiwaBik. Mimi
JugOslov. soc. klub Stv.;10 V FNo-
rest City, Pa. $1.50.-Ivana Cvet-
mic, Waukegan, III. 25c. - Nci-
menovan Chicago, III. Zoe.
Skupai S2.35. zadpji izkaz
S537.95.
Vsega do danes $4,000.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02

ndustrijo in trgovino p~orusena
n~evtralnost Svice, tedaj ia indu-
striJa in trgovina tudi n~evtralno-
sti Zedinjenih draw ne krsi.
Tudi "a nemsko Waldo velja to-
rel pregovor. da mai pometa vsak
pred svojim pragom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-02

Cankarjev "Kralj ma Betajno-
vi" sc uprizori prviS v Ameriki
dine %. novembra v Narodni dvo-
rani.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-04

W. NSSH. SsN FNINN-CiU-iN'
You owe everything to your
wife, said the severe maternal rela-
tive.
Maybe 1 do" replied Mr.. Meek
ton. Anyhow, she gets. around reg
ularly and collects.
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
MECARY'S ANNUAL AUGUST SALE

AS its last week. August Sale offers
attractive values and is more interesting than
The reductions still range from 10 SO per and the
fact that great many pieces have been still further reduced
and that thousands of dollars worth of New has
added stocks makes of supreme interest those in
need of Home Furnishings
We invite your inspection of the Furniture Stocks
Furniture that personally selected the showroom floors
of the best manufacturers in Grand Rapids There great
many handsome Dnngroom Suites in American and Crcasan
Walnut Regular and English Mahogany, Golden and Fumed
Oak The period styles being the Adam William and Mary
Jacobean Sheraton, Scroll Colonial Queen Anne Etc.
Bedroom Furniture the styles also shown in great
variety the Adam patterns being particularly prominent Ma
hogany in the soft brown dull finishes is the favorite wood
with American and Circassan Walnut claiming attention
For the Lvingroom and Library there is a splendid range
of selection New Suites in Fumed Oak and leather the in
expensive and better grades Big roomy Arm Chairs Rockers
Seees and Davenpo ovesuffed and covered in genuine
leather, tapestries and the velvets and veours
Remember, there but Seven More Shopping Days in
which take advantage of August Sale Prices Make
selections and will deliver later in the suit
without extra
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
DiningrOOm Furniture

The sharply reduced prices Dningroom Furnureof par
tculary high grade vareduring this August Salemake it
almost compulsory for you anticipate future needs.
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
Upholstered Furniture
Much Reduced Prices

Those who inspect splendid representation of upholstered
furniture in stock will find wide variety which
choose
In selecting upholstered depend entirely
upon the dealer for in furniture of this kind you
not see rather than what visible that sevceab
and satisfaction
You may depend absolutely upon the quality of the up
hosered furniture sold by this You will many
lent values listed below:
ARM CHAIR-wing design big roomy comfortable; solid
mahogany frame covered imported tapestry Regular price
$500 August Sale price $500
ARM CHAIR-Mahogany frame, oversufed arms spring
seat and back covered Chinese tapestry Regular price $4,000
August Sale price $1,000
ROCKER TO MATCH-Reguar price $4,000 August Sale
price ......... $4,000
DAVENPORT-Full size quarer-sawed golden oak frame,
ufed plain in genuine leather Regular
price S6500 August Sale price $4,000
DAVENPORT-Massive quarter-sawed golden oak frames
claw feet scroll plain tufted back No
genuine leather Regular price $500 August price $500
DAVENPORT mahogany, plain Colonial design,
spring and back covered velour Regular price
$500 August Sale price ............ .$45OO
MAHOGANY ROCKER-Upholstered back seat and arms
covered in woone green denim Regular price S25Oo August
sale price $500
MAHOGANY R0CKER-Neat Colonial design upholstered
back and denim Regular price $1,000
August Sale price $1,000
SOLID MAHOGANY ROCKER-Upholstered in tapestry CO.
onal design Regular price S3so August price $3.50
ARM CHAIR TO MATCH-Reguar price ss5oo August
Sale price ............. .$1750
ARM CHAIR-Big roomy over-stuHed Arm Chair covered
in denim Regular price s54O0 August Sale price $2zOO
ARM CHAIR-Englsh Club design mahogany Frame COW
cred in mohair plush Regular price S54O0 August Sale
price ........... ............. $27O0
Evening journal., 1915-08-23
The Best
Dining Tables

have removable tops; it is an extra
convenience without added cost.
They are fitted with steel slides that
absolutely prevent sticking or bind
ing; they are fitted with duo-style
locks, that allow one, two or three
leaves to be locked securely in place,
and prevent overbalancing; they
have pedestal locks, that prevent
sagging or unsightly opening of base.
They are made solid in both oak and
mahogany, no veneers being used.
We are showing a splendid line of
these tables in new designs and
prices range from $3.50 for a $1,000
table, TO $3.50 for a $500 table.
Fifth Floor, Use Elevator.
The state herald., 1915-09-24
ComlnQ Platfnrn1s

IL would be difficult to overstate
the iagrant defections OF the Demo
Gratis from sound policies in their
eagerness TO project something novel
into the national field. and thus to
obscure the good work done by the
Republicans during their long tenure
OF public Office. This endeavor OF the
Democratic party met with dismal
failure and with results that proved
destructive TO the basic prosperity OF
the nation and the basic solidarity OF
the people and the basic soundness OF
political action. With all this the
country win have to do apart from
and independent OF the international
situation, even should the nation in
1916 he at war-a most remote contin.
gency. The two parties will be in sub
stantial agreement as to foreign poll
cies provided the Democratic party
shall indorse the procedure thus far
followed. But they will be dlametrical
ly opposed In the only field OF political
interest that can govern the outcome
of the next campaign. namely. the
field of domestic acts and conse
ouenecs as read in the record OF the
party In power,
The state herald., 1915-09-24
TWO DEAD BESIDE
HIM, STOPS TRAIN
Automobile Struck by Engine,
Three Carried on Pilot and
Fourth Injured.

Winsted, Conn.-Two of his com
panions killed when an express train
struck their automobile at grade
crossing. H. Cuthbert Of Coleman sta
ton. N. Y, escaped serious injurey.
and after being carried an eighth
of mile on the pilot clambered back
and asked the engine driver to stop.
This was learned at an inquest held by
Coroner Brown Of White Plains. N. Y.
Miss Kathryn Reilly. twenty-one
years old, of Armenia, N. Y. and Ken
meth Macarthur Of Coleman station.
twenty, were killed when the Rutland
milk express on the Harlem division
Of the New York Central railroad
struck the automobile at Armenia. Miss
Mary G. Ahearn of Armenia was seri-
ously injured. Cuthbert suffered
slight injury to his foot.
Cuthbert, dazed by the crash, was
helpless for few moments. and when