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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-23
NEGRO EXPIRES At
PASSENGER DEPOT

Dave Ward, negro, SO years old,
proprietor of small store in the
eastern part of Conway, died sud-
denly at the passenger station here
at 5 o'clock this morning, He had
just entered the waiting room, car
rying two suit cases, and sat down.
when his head fell back and he was
dead in a few minutes, Several per-
sons witnessed his death. No cor
oner's inquest will be held.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-23
SIMMONS-D DUNN.

Miss Tressie Simmons, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Simmons
of this city, and Garland Dunn of
ElDorado, were married at the
brides home this morning. Rev. J.
o. Cantrell of Greenbrier pronounc-
ed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
departed this morning for ElDorado,
where they will reside.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-23
NOTICE.
In County Court of Faulkner County,

In County Court of Faulkner County,
Arkansas:
Notice is hereby given that T. R.
Douglass and others have filed pc
tition in this court asking or an or
der under Section 921 of Kirby's Di-
gest, and the same is set down for
hearing on the 9Th day of January,
1917.
dw1t E. L. Smith, County Judge
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-23
STANDARD AGENT GETS
S246 CHRISTMAS GIFT

Cortis NJ. Pyle, local agent for the
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana,
today received check from the COM
pany for $246,53, representing MS
pro rata of the bonuses the corpora
ton is giving its employees as
Christmas present.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-23
HENRY NEWMAN.

Henry Newman, six-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Newman, who
live 10 miles east of Conway, died of
pneumonia yesterday afternoon. Flu
neral services were held this morn
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-23
INFANT SHAW.

A month-old infant of Mr. and Mrs
John Shaw of Gleason died yester
day afternoon. Funeral services wer
conducted at ? p. m. today. Buria
was in Stone cemetery.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
Sci Der gIr6cit OcrilnsliIft.

Sin icbwcrcr llngliidsioa crcilnetc
iiN ocitcrn 9lo1uittoN olS 9lrbeitcr
nit Dem 9lnbrinoca cincs groBen Sir
mcuidilocS oilf Dem Tad Der gSin.
ton N}ptor Gar Go. al Scr Sii0pcit.
@dc Scr G6orleS. unO 0lioersStroBc
bcih0fti0t wnrcn mo ein Sell 0cS
Sodnge9eriiitcs riB, iufolgc Oeilen Der
~ Sabre oltc Sront @umncl uno
Der 23.idbrige 9con MorriS aus
ciner S0be bon % SUP ouf oie Stra.
Bc binohitiir5ten.
@umucI, scr III &bilaocIpbia an
iGiiig 1T im0 ouaeublidlih ii glr.
1927, GborIes.Str,, iuobllt 800 iib
70 ibwcrc @crlcbunacu SIT. 0oB CT
icbt ii fritiihcm 3nitonOc inn @lcrcD.
S>oipitol OaruieOcrliclt. sRorriS CT.
Lit mlr 9lbld)iirnmqen uuo flciucrc
gcrrcnfngcn lm0 Oiirite IN fltr5cr
3cit oltS ocni '5oWitol cntIoilcn mcr.
ocn.
@eioe Gcrun9liidtc murOcn III Der
9Imbulon5 OeS nrttIcrcn Giltrittcs ii
0os @oipitol iibcriiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
Die ngSaterIan0n n.0apeILe lpieIt.

Sin ic0cn eeborenen Deitlhcn
uno Gcutih 9lmcrifdncr miro cs bon
Snterciic icin 81 crfobrcn OoB bic
&apellc ocS Dampicrs oGoterlauo%
inter 2eitimg oes &opellmeiiters IS.
s.. SinitinsfD ndhite @odc i'm
o&ippooronte" con5ertirt. Die &os
pcae lit 30 Nionn lturf uno ale Dor.
5iglidl befonnt. Die @ei6Gftslei.
tlug III cbenfoaS beniibt, fiir oiclc
&ode, fpeltbc olS noeuticbe @ode"
bcfonnt iein ion, 10 oieIe ocuticbe 9lr-
tiiten mie nioglib 6u enso9iret mn
iueroen Gereinen fir oieie @elceeu.
belt 9lbtbeiIitngen i'm Gbeoter refer.
Dirt bleibeu. Ger nSippoorome"
bietet Oos 9eite, mos auf ser 8arietc
9ilbnc geleiitet peroen font imi
miro oas ndtbitm0dige 4roeronn
8ipeifeIlos oas Sntereiie imo oie lin
teritiielne Oes Deltiht6uus fiuoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
nMripnN

Cine gut bciu1te Sin9ihmoe bieIt
gcIteru 9lbeno Der u9lrion~ ii ieineln
@ereinSIofoIc iii Mogencr's 0auc an
Der SiiO.@ovsStraBe ab, llntcr &ci-
tulo otS Dirigcntcn aurI 9odot
wurOeli bic 2icocr fir OoS i'm 9[pril
itottfiuocnoc Gonjert iopic 5iuci eng
liiMc SicOcr, mclhc am Sonntog bci
Der D}dncnuerianmIlmg i'm Nlorp.
lonO Ebeotcr 5llm &ortro9 fonuucn
iollcn, Ourcblhloirt. Die g9niieridbrt
nnlBtc ouf Den &iinoit.Sonntog pcr-
lcot mcr0cn, oo 0oS Boot i1on All.
Ocrpcitig belegt ipar. SIN g(rion-
Garf piro ooS idbrlibc Gitericit ob.
ocbolten. Die Observation-Disclosures
puroc bon 4r0iiocnt CHARLES 9lcin'
barot 9eleitet, imo iii6rte @ottIob
S5ollier ouS 9Srotofoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30

uutblneen, 0ic iidJ olil 0ic magercn
Ebotiobeu Itiiben, mcIde BON onleri-
fauiiden 9crglcltcu mo HonherS
nod ocn Scr. Staaten 0c6robt wcr.
oet.
9lmcrifoncr wclbe sic &erbdlt.
niiic fcuneiL iinO 10 5icnIid6 cinitim.
mig 0cr 9luiicbt, oab sic Guuppei aus
ocm 9ioroeu in ciucm i6ncn lm6c.
fonntcn 2onO duf ibrcn nit Wiois &C.
fiittcrten @roiricpfcr0cn ic6r I'M
9tadtbcil iinO 0cgcl oie megifoni.
iben 9anOitcu ouf ibrcu @cbirgs-
BonieS. Gs lit fcinc 8rage Der 9ier.
ben oOcr ocS DilltbcS, ionOcrn cil
ErobIcm flimatiidcr, topo9rapbiiber
inO anOcrer 9tatur5uitdnoc, gcgcl
mcIAc OoS tnpicrIte 0er5 imO Nic
itdrfItcn @tuSfeln 10 git mie biiIfloS
iinO. Sin omcrifoniiher Ronder,
Der 0oS 2auo fcnnt, Onrb weIdeS
@iaa icbt fliicbtct, iagt Ooriibcr
SD 6ege MIR gcriugc Soiimug,
OoB Oie amcrifoniideu &opoaeriiicn
@iao iuerOcn fangen f0nnen, nohOem
cr porouSndtIih cinen &oripumg
bon 80 W}ciIcn oOer nebr erlongt
bot. @iao uuo ieinc 2eilte fomeu
auf ibren meritouiihcn EonicS nit
2cidtigfcit 40 N|cileu pro Sag 5ll.
riidlegcn, im0 pcnn bcor0n1t, gar
80 MciIcn. Scinc 2ertc braiihci
mlr Gin pclig gctrodnetes 6lciih
lmO chpoS NioiSnlcNl. Gonit Der.
icben imo nit einer Gcde 6unter ID.
rem Sottel mligelcbnaIlt, fonnen iic
Is ouf lmeuolide Bet ouS6oltclL
uobrcno Ole mncritanii6cn Gruppcn
bohiteuS 35 NciIclt pro Gag 3uriid
Iegcn f0nneu.
Gobci mcroen sic Gorn6luuan.Su.
Oioner ocn 9lmcriianern nic6t oic 0es
ringitc Silie leiItcn, ludbrcuO iie iiir
Tiun ibr lcbtcs aorn 0}ais oOcr gSci-
5cn bcrgcbcu. g(uBcrOcn lucrocn iic
ibm iAueIIerc HSufornotiou iibcr ici-
ne @erfoI9er 5ufomncu loiicn ais
Der ibncIlitc Heiter 5u tbm permag
oa IN Ser @egenO fein Yicro init Den
Snoioncrn Shritt 3u bolten uermog.
Cine meiterc Sbmierigfeit 1T Ser
g8oiicrmanael, Dem crit no6 @intre-
ten Der Heocn5eit ain 20. Slmi abge
bolfen rpcrOcn farm."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
Seine 0Giniuo Gars0 mebr.


3ie a&ennipIbanio giienbabn~
maht befonnt, OoB bonn 9lpriI al
feinc Dining Cars" mcbr aif ibrer
Sinie oerfebrel ionOeru mn nRe
itallrolt Cars. Der gfouc Dining
Gar lit obioIit falih, ga uOiiinge
iic0 eigentlih mir auf oas Diittag.
cen bc5icbt Gs miro III Oicien Gors
audl SSrii5ltiid mo glbenociicn ioiuic
3pil6cn 0iabl5citei lcrpirt poourd
ocr Stomc u&citolirmlt Gar 5utref.
ienocr lit. Iicicr 8ebiel uer5t ci4
ncn 9lomcn ans, scr felt 34 Sobren
I'M Gebraum mar. 0ic eritc aDmino
Gar iultroe ouf Scr EennIplponio-
Sinie ryIep Nort uuo G6icago 2itui.
teo~ I'M Septetmbcr 1882 in Gienit
geitclt. @or 0icier 3eit maren io.
genanute uSotel Cars int @etrieb,
mel@e cincn Sdlahpaget NIT elmer
9iihe oOcr Buffet All eiucnt Guoe
oes gSaqcas odrlteuten. 3ieie Sotel-
Gars mpr0en suerit inn 9lopember
1878 III Dienit gcitellt. Sebt beiBt
Is allo uur DEeituuront Gars".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
llcnre Sam Ner MeiScL.Gp.

Gic 6irmd ScirD aciocl & Co.
Ocrci @cbGiOc 9lr. 405-4O7 gSeit.
@ermon.StroBc, onl Gienitog 9lab.
niittag bonn 5cucr beimgeluht pur.
poe, bat ibren Sib tenporGr nod
Scr olten Commercial & Sorniers
@onf", German uno SoporO-Str.,
pctleet. Eldne fir eir neiies Eager
bots iino 8ur Belt nod ni1t getrof.
fen. General. @eih6ftsfiibrer SoneS
erfl0rte aeitcrrt 0nB cine ltnterbre-
dung oes @eI66ftSbetriebes infoIgc
oes 6euers niht eintreten iuiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
SSun Slntumubil ii6crfabrcu.

&on cincm 9lutonobiI, lpclAes bon
oenl licgcr Sopuro MillionS gelenft
mnr0c, lit aciicrn oic 2t.idbrigc Nlp-
ru Grilitt, bic in gtr. 653, Golmbia.
SIocnuc, mobut 10 imghidlib iibcr-
fabrcn worocn Dob iic &crleBiugcn
an bcioeu 9eneu crlitt. SSl ocr PM.
buIan5 OcS mittIerct 8iitriftcs wuroc
Ole @erlcbtc il OoS @lercp-Soipital
ii6criiibrt.
g8iaiamS pllr0c pcrbnftct mo
miro iib ain 8. gIpril Dor Sem &oli'
5ciridter pcrolltlporten niiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
gSalcbGll. Gina liant,

Der Baltimore ,Se0eral 9uicbda.
2igo.Glilb" rcicbte Bciterl im Alm
ocs-Eiitrift5. @cricbt 5it NbilaOelpbia
eiuc 5daocueriaBflage iii 06be poH
100000 gcgen orgauilirtes @oHc~
ball.SpieI inter 0cr 8egriiuoitn1 Ser
GerleBun9 ocs @9crman imo GIaDs
tou 9lnti.lutit@cic Gin. Iie
alagc ridtct iiH ge9eu BITE yglational
Giaa" Bic u9Inerican 2iga ilao aIIc
init Ser Gr9aniiation Dcrblmoencn
Clubs, 9Inauit Scrrnaiub n. ~.
So5nIot lno So6n 81. 9cnncr pcu
ocr 9tational 9liebau. .Gpnlniiiiipn:
Santes Y. 6ilmore, CHARLES @.
gScegbman lm0 NorrD 5incloir, iriis
bcr init scr oScoarol 2iga", Scr
Baltimore 6e0GrdI 2igo.Ghlb" gicbt
III Der aIaaeidrift on oaB oie 8cs
fldgtcn cine Gcrciuiglma ooer @cr4
ldw6ring aeihaifcn ba6ciJ lin aen
Baltimore 6eoeral 2iga. Glub' ~.
mic oic viSeoeraI 2iga1 inner @crleb-
lHg oco 5eoeral 9Iiiti Truii-8cieRcs
5u Dcruidten ooer SIT idldoigcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
9luS ocu @cric6ts6ullcn.

5oIootipiclcn III gon5 ant idiiet
o6er niMt Dor &crnohl6iiignng Der
6ouilie. GicieS muBtc gln0rcp
Cooper crfo6rcn welhcr BON ieincr
cjnttin Gono q. Cooper gcldicoen
wuroc Cooper mar Gin @titglico
Der Dierten 9iegintentS unO icbiiste
0icnlt nor, meun CT lid OeS slbcnoS
mo on0erS ouiiliren mollte 3ic
Satin font ober binter Die Smlihc
itno mobte ibm oieierbolb Gorlpitric,
morouf g(nOreip nad oreimouotli3er
Gbe iih ieihu6rts IN oie9iiihc i6lug.
Dic 6rou mur0c ibrem Antroge &C.
mdB eeidbieOen inO Cooper angcbol
ten fir oet lmterbolt ieines 0rei
Sobre ulten ainOes pohentlicb So 81
5ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30

Sattc 9lbcno giebt sSeroinoao
aiihn cin talentpoacr nlnacr @aIti-
morcr &ionilt lmo Gomponiit in
2cbmonn Saue rin &lapicr.8ecitaI.
Sr. aiibn mar CHI SSabr Lang Qcbrcr
i'm BoDtednitunb lpp cr nor etIidjcu
Sabrcu rciignirtc, i'm iih gdiBlih
Der Nhaiif 5l miomen. Seine Gld.
Oierihloien fat Ct nit Germ @oplc
bonn YeabooD uno lperrn glrt5ur
Gcbm opr9gema6t 5eine 2ebrer
III Ser Competition marcn Jlobert
@anI lu0 ". Is. Omit Stir fem
Gou5ert fat Serr Giibn eiR irterci.
iauteS ErogroHm 3uiamnen8eItelIt.
bel Dem autb ocr 9aritoniIt eugene
Nlartcnet Hituirfen piro. Ias AFRO.
grdnm fol9t. Bad, Gbromatiichc
6antaiic uuo tSuge; @ricg, Sonate
1T @-Dtol Chopin o9loctitrne7 \
Dloc3oweIl uNcrcntaH5~; 9litbtn-
itcirL y5toccato Gttoe" Geroinnn0
aii6n, u@ignc@ nSnlproulptu~ lmo
&arintioncn III GsDloa; 2is5t l2.
9i6apiooie. Scrr Mortcnct mir0 BID.
Der bon 8oIi, @rieg, Omit @feiiicr,
aii6n iulo cine @er0iihe slric iingcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
,,SSScItcuS QicScrfrnn,." !"

Iirigent G6orIes Gin iibtc geitern
nit orn 5dngcrn 0cs ogeitcuo-Sic-
ocrfron5" cntiee Sieocr ourd, nn0
lpuroGl III Der na6iolgcnocu sc.
i6GitSiisiing, Die inter Scitim0 ocs
%rdfocntcn S. Seinricb iuo Der BRO
tofoaiiibumg oeS SefretdrS 5rib
9obme itattfano, einioc GinIaoimgen
ongenommcn imo &orbcreitlngel
fir oen 6riibiobrSboa eetroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
3n (grnbc octraacn.

0ie @ccr6igung BON Srou @lorD
Nolmio, oGr @ottin Oes Eortroitmo.
lcrS 9Scor @ollipie fono gciterl
9iodmittog I'M 2 llbr bon ibrcr
gSo6mne, glr. 1926, @cit5ronflin.
StroBc, aus ltott. 3ublrcidc 9m
mcnipcnocn fuoreu bon 8eri mo
Sab cinoceoneen glah elmer bon
4nitor Or. SSuliuS 0oimann Dem
Seeliorger Der 8ionSs @emeinoe, &c.
leiteten Erolerfeier criolgte Die 9ei.
icslng mtf Ocnt o@iolnt 0lioeti
6rieobofe". 6roit Sothuig wuroc
om 0icnitog I'M Qllter bon 70 Sobrcu
pom Sooc obberifcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
g9irS 6cmte 6eerOiat.

Die @eeroigung 0es &cibenbeitat.
tcrS 6. Ma0iiqn @litdea, wclAer am
Gicnitag 9tben0 bonn Eooc abberiticn
lutroe, miro morgcu 9tadnIittog BON
lcincr Nobnlug, gtr. 12S, gtoro.Gol.
bolu 5traBe, aus Itattiinoen. Die
9eiiebung miro naM elmer bon @aitor
Or. s. ct. Clair g}eal gcIcitctcll
Grouerieicr ouf Dem @reclmount-
Srieo6oic erfolgen. Scrr a}ithcIl
mar bcrcitS icit me6reret @oheil
frmlf gr itouO III ieincn 70. sc.
bcnsiobre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
NnIitiidcs

Su cincr &erlantlittn9 nou Grcs
fltiD @litglieocrn Der republifdni4
id5en Ere5inftC Der q Mar0 ipur0e
". .@olipcrneur @oIosboroug6 ais
@anoiout fitr bic Domination uls
@mnoc5 Senator inooiiirt. Ycprgc
". @abcritcot, ein ebeuialigcs Dtit.
9licO per @arfbcboroc. Grfldrtc iiA
cbenfans fir 0en Gun0ioutcn.
Gbarles ". alain rciAte gcltcrn
bci Der @ablnafiibts-9 -9eB6roe 0ic
Hopiere fiir feline 9emerbuna lin Sic
rcpublifdniihe 9}ominntiDn ais Son.
areBnliaLie0 0es 3. NiEtrifts ain
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
glod eIne g9Odle Nriit fiIr gIaanitl

2onooL 20. @}Gr5. Gic 0p.
petition gcoen 0as Cabinet glSqllitb
gcitoItct iicb ltrts iornioo6Icr. Sc.
iteru glbeuo bat oos &ricgs-@omitc
scr lluioniitcn iutcr Dem &oriis BON
Cir @owarO Garion I'M llutcrbau9
cine Siblng obgeboIten in mcIhcr
auf 9(ntrog Sir GOmaroS 6cicbloiicn
uuroc, 0cm Cabinet nod cinc cin-
m0higc 6riit sur 5uirieOenitcIlenoen
20nmg OcS 9icfrlItiruugS &roblcmS
SIT 9cbcn. SoIltc Die 9egicrlng oieic
9oilmg bis Oobin ilidt gciltnOcn ba.
ben miro Sir @OlporO ooS llnterbull5
poroiSiidtlib I'm 9Ibga6c eiacS WliB.
traucnSootlmS iiir bic Nc9icrlng un-
Qc6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
garndI hen nhrridlrnfrL

Der Se6n Sobre oltc Soiep6 Sho.
rio bon glr. 905. Gaiicru gtpauuc
iiel geltcrn gtncbalittae all scr Gdc
uon @aitern glbeuic irnc gtlbemorles
5traBc BON ciuen boben SoI3itoG
uno bro@ ocn rebten Gberibcnfai.
@r iuuroc III cinent porbci fdbreDoca
AutomobiE nod Dem let sSoiepb \
6olpital~ oebradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30

tiir5lideu Namitiouslnan9elS al Scr
rriiilben 6rout eiuic5eno, bat sic
porbercitcnoen Sdrittc augeorOnet.
Gic 9ciduloigungen ridtcn iid) &C..
gen Oen irii6crcll &ricgsminiiter
Souffomlifoff iuO gcgcn @euerol
&ou5miuc.Gcromaicii, Ocn G6Ci OeS
glrtillcrie-NcpnrtcncntS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-30
gcrmiidtc tclesrapbiIae 2epcfdcn


Sn 0htncic, SnO, lit Der Scr.
iub 9crnoht iporbcu, oic &ida bon
@ilburn &Duoh cincs Scr 6efonutc-
itcn gcbtSomu0ltc, III bic 2llit 5lI
ipreiigen. Scrr 9ipmuu mar Gin be.
fountcr gcriehtcr Der @robibtion.
81 8ittsbrlrgbL 8a., lit iiir
cine Tonne Giiclmongan fiir5lid bic
Slnnme bon $1,000 be5ublt worOen
Gor Dem &ricOc foltctc cine Come
$3s.
Ter Guo6eridt scr 9luSfcl-
llmgs-Gonnliiiion Der @eltousiteI-
hung bon 5nn 6ranciSco IicB ericbcn,
OaB sic Giunobmcit fir Gintritt uu0
Gon5eiiiopcn $t2,52l.O90 bctrogell
bdbcil.
SSit lolcoo, Sbio, lit gcitcrl
Der gcionlnte StroBenbobuucrtcbr III
5cIoc ocSStroBenbobn. .StrifcS lo6n-
gelcgt gclucicn
Sobn SS. @lc@rat6, Der Scfre-
tGr bon S6cooorc 8opicpelt, Der mc-
een iingcbibrlicben 8ctrogcnS lmo
tb1tlifcr 9lugriticS III elmer @irtD,
iboit SIT 30 9ogcn i'm StantSorbcts-
bouS perurtbciIt iporocn mar, cr6ielt
gcitcru in gtclu Dorf cincn Strofaui.
idub.
Su 9loonofc, 80. lit Gcltcrn
bci ciner 8ctbciliglmg bon iiber 1900
@erionen cie rcpublifanilde Stoats'
Gonpention croifnct uoroen
Ter groBe ShirnL Der bic britt.
iHcn SnicIu bcininhtc, bat fl Nien.
ihcnle6ell 9cior0ert.
3pei peiterc cbinclildc 8rooin
5cn iino III 9(uiri0r gcgcn Yuan 0b
aoi. Sic 9cpoliltipnore bobcn oil
@liIitdr Stotionen bciebt.
9ic ocitidJc 9ie9ierlug Bat lid
bereit crfldrt, Ole fiir bic 9iegierlm!
pon Soo 9aolo III oeit 9erliuer Ban
fen Oeponirten @el0er III Soobe pon {
@taioncn %iitno Sterling ollSjii5ob
len.
Sic Grci6uuoert. Sobrieicr &c,
9onolmg ser @il9rimS miro i'm SAB
re 1920 III Bottom MoiI, acicicr
! merocn
4ic g(nlogcn Der q :. SDorr
Sons 50. i'll @in96ompton 9S.9.
pnrOri ocitcul inioIgc Ocs Gisgon
| ges I'M SusQileb1nno 5erltort.
81 Der 9iGbc bon Gopefa, aall
las, wurOcn oeitern neim &erionel
ihmer Derlebt, ais eiu 3ug Der ltrpl
| @ocific nit etncm Sdnea5ugc oerlel
ben 9o6n juidmnlenItieB.
Syl lllioitoipn @o,, murOe 81
Glipbont 9(nloge ser Oh &oni
@ulper Sobrif oilrm cine Grploiio
5crIt0rt. Gicr @crionrn mlirOen q
tootct mo 5ipei ihlpcr pcrlcet Sc
@rimo OeS llnfoaeS lit biS6er MD
ermittelt luoroei
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-23
War Purchases Of Horses
Take the Best From State

scrub stallion with good pure bred
stallion Just as fast as It is possible,
In the next place these stations
must be given better care and more
feed during the winter.
with sires such as are being used
at the present time 1t cannot be ex-
pected that horses will be improved
since the sires themselves would
scarcely make marketable geldings.
We cannot get good, big. marketable
horses from small. under-sized scrub
stations. As long as We use mongrel
sires We will raise a class Of horses
which will not only be hard to sell at
a profit but hard to sell at any price.
with the advent Of the auto and
other forms of gas power times are
changing and there Is not now the de-
mand and use of certain kinds or
light hoI ses that there has been In the
past. To meet these changes con-
ditions horsemen must change their
method OF breeding and raise what
the market calls for"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-23

The large war orders for Oregon
horses has not been altogether for
the best interests of the horse busi-
ness from the horse breeders stand
point. Instead OF taking the small,
unsound and undesirable horses, buy
ers tok only the very best. The re-
suit of this is that the very horses
that have been sold are largely the
ones that should have been used for
breeding stock, and the smaller. In
ferior ones that breeders should have
disposed of are now on hand for the
of future herds.
MANY people are asking what Is
to be done to improve these horses so
that those who are in the business at
the present time may stay in it and
derive a satisfactory income from
their investments" said Carl N. Ken
nedy, horse specialist of the Agri-
multural College. The very first
thing that will have to be done before
advance is made in to replace the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-23
Lanes Indian Bill Gives
Reds Complete Freedom

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. a.
Indian chieftains met in council here
not long ago. There were Blackfeet,
Osages and representatives of other
tribes, and the result was a bill which
has been introduced in the senate by
Lane of Oregon, who takes particular
interest in the affairs of the red man.
Senator Lane also helped in franz
ing the bill, with the assistance of Sc,
eral Indian lawyers, but he gives first
credit for the measure to the Indians
themselves. 1t is their bill, he says.
and he is standing with them.
1t is no halfway measure. In its
first lines it wipes out the present In
dian bureau, including about 5000
employees. 1t is bill to free the In
dian, or, quoting the title, "for the
abOlishment of the Indian bureau,
the closing out of Indian tribal organ
izations and for other purposes.
1T would make a clean sweep"
says Senator Lane. ut proposes to
make the Indian a citizen and allow
him to act for himself. The only way
to remove the Indian from his posi-
tion Of dependency and save him from
further abuse and despoilation Is to
wipe out the Indian bureau. The In
dians own over billion dollars
worth of property. but the law makes
them incompetents and their property
is at the whim of government officials.
Large numbers of them are just as
competent as you or I, and this condi-
ton ought to end.'
1t was suggested that two United
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-23

States senators, Curtis OF Kansas and
Owen Of Oklahoma. are of Indian
blood, and the Oregon senator was
asked If they will support the plan
proposed by the bill.
Probably not" was the reply. SEN
ator Lane refused to comment as to
the reasons why they will not join
him in the legislation proposed by the
Indian council of war;" but he said
he expects substantial support from
other sources.
Under the Lane bill u new bureau
Of three commissioners, selected by
the Indians themselves. would be
placed in control Of Indian affairs.
Indian tribes and bands throughout
the United States would be called In
council to select delegates to a grand
council, each tribe or band Of over
1000 members to select three dele
gates. while those with 500 to 1000
members would have two delegates,
and the smaller tribes one delegate
each.
The president would select, sub
ject to approval by the senate, three
out Of list Of i've
candidates nominated by this grand
council Of the Indians.
The new commission would then
proceed to the complete emancipa-
ton" Of the Indians from the govern
ment control and supervision. and all
who have not received allotments
would be declared citizens. with free
dom to do as they pleased with their
property.