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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17

were drowned early today before
aid arrived. There is nothing In
the city to aid the marooned to
reach safety.
Catrica, La. is completely SUBJ
merged. Thousands of head of
livestock have persisted and many
houses have been swept~away by
tha Floods
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17

ing word from local merchants.
Mrs. Meriweather, who roomed
at the Stratford hotel, has a hus-
band In Vancouver who expects
to leave in a short time with the
Canadian army for Europe. She
has a small daughter in Tacoma.
The Quigley women until recent
ly lived at the Lansing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17
IT ak o. the Times :.

Greetings, were YOU on
one of the interurban trains
that left Seattle for Taco
ma late last evening?
No? Then YOU probably got
home before breakfast.
Anyhow when a meat car
or something went off the
track up by the tunnel, IL
gave Rem Dow a fine chance
to make campaign speeches.
All the Moose were there.
They had a special train and it
was stalled along with the regu-
lar trains.
''Reliable service"
Did you know that the pussy
willows and frogs are back?
They arrived with II. II.
Martin or Louis Bean or
somebody.
What we, want to know Is,
WHY did Jason Moore leave Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17
MES READERS TO GET FOUR $3.50 NOVELS MONTH FOR Is CENTS

come The Red Emerald, by John Reed Scott
Among masterpieces will week to week
Outsider" by Louis Joseph
Vce Ranch the Wolverine by B. M Bower; North of Fifty
Three Snca Sunshine Jane by Anne Warmers Zone
Million Francs Arnold Fredericks The Unaad by Eleanor ngra
Mystery Carolyn Wells and others of like caiber
The Times tries opportunity readers the bright
interesting possible We think have put
reader will single
Of WEEKLY book-sze novels
Watch for the NOVEIrA- WEEK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17

Fhe children in a colored or
vhan asylum in New York City
asep on springless beds with a
eoyeffng of dirty linen.
Japanese dolls auctioned were
ecstunsed in the richest silks and
6rocaAes. Orphan children in
the hNMes wear cheap muslins
sad stR CHAINS. And few have
even rag dolls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17
FNspECTs OUR RATS

william A. Pryor, chief SAM
tary itspector of the public health
service, came to Tacoma today to
inspect rat-catching devices used
on the local docks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17
FLOSSIE FILM FLAM'S
ANSWERS

CALVIN s. BARLOW Thanks
for :our pleasant letter. How
ever. am NOT related TO Flynn
Flam Flynn even distantly.
III. II. HUNT-Yes. Ted Saw
dust was n cab horse in Sidney
the Snipe-Shooting Duke" SO
you think Ooof Yodler's reason
for not wearing a collrr Is silly
when he says ITS teDapera-
mcnt7" Write again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17
What's Doing
Today

Today
Princess Rahme Haider pre-
sents Biblical play, "Naaman, the
Leper," at First Presbyterian
church; auspices Women's Mis-
sionary society; s p. m.
Lecture on "A Literary Clinic,
by DR.. Samuel McChord Croth-
ers at Temple of Music; auspices
Collegiate alumni; evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17

- entirely
~ nouncement The Times made Tuesday 2. sss
That going publish
BOOK SIZE NOVEL EACH WFix!s
The story will start ON Monday and finish
Saturday following another will be started
the latest popular fiction
them month for rs
with 1.-THE Rose Garden Husband Margaret
Widdemer copyrighted Eppno Co, from which
firm Them the follow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17
TODAY'S CLEARINGS

Also, what explanation did
all those Moose put mp this
morning for returning home
from u lodge function at
dawn? Personally, we were
In the clear; our wife was
along.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17
PROVERR

GltOt EItb
(From Tacoma Directory
The
Hugh Early
Anna Bird
Henry Gets
The
Clarence Wurm.
81 just bought war tau
stamp. I'd hate to miss y
chance TO be a hero" says
Myron &. Cramer In q chatty
letter to us.
MORE TYPEWRITER ART
Starry night, with moon hid
ing behind hill.
ss@s 80
nj go
Sign over place where we lefi
our watch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17

Sign over place where we Jeff
our watch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17

What we want to know is,
WHY did Jason Moore leave Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17

They arrived with T. II.
Martin or Louis Bean or
somebody.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-17

Did you know that the pussy.
willows and frogs are back?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

hands, she would have resented IT, how
ever. gave her no chance for offcns".
returned to the kitchen to find her
beamlng. her hands red and shining
from the scrubbing she had given them
Nov We will rub the brown skin from
the almonds Katie | said. suting the
action TO the word and lay the write
meats upon this towel on the table
Katie Is very swift worker She ~
also quick to grasp any method ~ doing
things. no matter how unfamiliar Il may
be to her so In Rn incredibly short time
the nuts were diNcstcd ~ their brown
coats, Wnd lay upon the towel. white and
glistcnlhg with moisture.
Now cover with them this other
towel directed "nnd we must leave
them for an hour at east until they get
thoroughly dried
'Not YOU do DON"
Then | viii brown and salt them
You ~ me do'' kntics request was
almost demand I realized again how
yorHrious wns the mental nprrtitc ~
this alien gih for tine American methods
~ doing things
= cannot let you do them Yourself
/ Katie, they have 10 be- done very care
fully. but YOU may watch me. and /
viii lot YOU help me with them
"Oh, tank YOU. tank YOU kntic'g
enthusiasm made me smile In spite or
myself | thought Of Tom Sawyer and
his success IN getting his fence white
washed Truly making task difficult
Of access made It desirable to Kntie's
chlld-like mind
/ went bHck to my room and pu, It
/ In perfect order As I spread my eN-
duisltcly embroidered cover over the bed
heard the telephone ring. md Dlcky'
voice answering the ctll but my door
MAS shut and ] did no, distinguish the
words Indeed ! did not care tp know
anything about T. Ny mental state was
me uf apathy Life sc'm,d iuft on"
dI Disagreement oftr' another told myself
parndNlug famous profauc sentence
! pat the flushing touches to u, room.
nnd opened my door to meet Dicky
4 suppose yoI would can this 70 direct
providence" he said unplcasantlN At
wood Just tclophoucd thnt Miss Mnrsd,n
must 20 t. Chicago on the next train
Her brother is seriously l' there ~
course neither ~ them viii come tonight
80 one NJ your social problems is solved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Hints for -
husckQQpQHA
LtNreN DISHES

N,g,tb., souu ruu 200 two quarts
water ,pr cup ,r.I u' chopped .th-
pE, ppl,to,. ami urn,ps season to
i..f, Bud when tender udd Our cup
chopped celery. uny quart tpmRiUc. and
one Jui nn'-half cups mR .nrnni Cook
until tunr pud serve Nr' Good aud
rou.fhluE
Nu.. fIsU Dfirl ouc .ur prerr mcbts
rnH un. Un black walnut meats. mis-
with two .uus Hu.d boiled hHWrt hsl'
..N UIIIu .f"uNs two hard tUuk rd
t.Ea chopped f'U. tablespoon uH..le.
tablespoon grated .moU .Vli Wd pepper
'n 'p.', un, V,ll h..luu ,gg smp, like
f.. mt, hi'f 'uuf boo mode 1901, oven
Sew, with ilo.uuilp, HHuu, and .I..ri
l,WUN
roiaiu s,Hsag, unc.H,lf yup butter
.a,uu. unrs'uuriI pound chopped
mashed uu'Hin,.. yHy.hrl. puuud bread
rfuWnH sbi and pnppU. io taste. two
beaten rrgs vi, pl nrrd.rnis thor.
UuEnh ipgu'rr. with sruHu wooden
.un.u is bes'N. then form into sausage
'., r1.N we'll W cloth ans npl ,NuytN
p. tuN rH. n uu' ir BE- eaten .Wh,u
u,vI. cooked. uu' aside unite when
wanted rHs s'u.br, I. also gnni I'
pHms, added instead ny mr,d
,umhs u. BE- w,, ur wud, hair oatmeal
'nl mlf broad crumbs fnurn fnr
twelve sburref
ilui tphlog' sppi Uu- sm1V head
.HHhnu, hnpp'd Nu, nrtfaNug urr
,rg oue btl, .pUou butter ou, table
.r"un fuu'r 'NH tablespoon. vinegar
.uI Bh,suun"a uI.h sVy,i cream Dur.
."ufiH irH pHup mustard s,It and pepper
'. 1.f. Mis- 700 tur''N.. 100. 1000 chic.
a|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
R:zs!s:!ss: :::s !! &c: q ef GWslfs| o. g!
As(e haried Woman - S:,1;.e. S:

"oh. tho Gorilla with tie mumpaY
Wen upon nv word what are you
incoming over"
Dlcky's voice. close to me. startled
me so tha, drorpcd the silken square
which had brought back to me so many
memories OF my neither and Jack Blck-
EFT Dick STONED and picked II up ana
examined It closely
india he commented, ana th'n Sna
plciousll to me You appear very nu'n
upset over tins oriental souvenir Nn",
Is II, memento o' some emolo""'
'p'sodc
nirky = voice was sher'lhs unpI'h''
mt had learned upon tie daN ne d'-'
covered Jacks letter announcing ma WI
expected return ihal underneath bl'N
careless exterior there lufh"d demon
oi loHlo"Sy II was not dangerous u'
mon by any means ana one "l "hl'h
was very sure pcN wa mu' 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
YOUR SICK CHILD
IS C0NST|PATED!
LOOK At TONGUE
IT. cross. fcvcrish or bilious
give California Syrup
of Figs

500 wbff.. what aNs tuut t.iiH .
l.UN, 'Hn.uHlh HNst,r shuuld BlVb,s
o. INs Hrt treatment given
4. 5000. HWIr Hu, i. uUi yf sorts half.
t.h sni resting sAung and s.tlrg
rtUHlN Iuuk Wn'hy' SOC " tongur 10
Dua'ud Tha sUtt drn that Wa
Wilr .iuws.h liver and bowels are
.lutErI with vssi, when ytuss tti.
table tr,rish stomach sput breath hsi
uf ha. s'omHih.agh, dlstthusa. sore
'huRt iun ~ cold Ei,r trasroontul
ut lHIWufna syrup ~ f1ls and IN e
few hHufs 40 ti, unndipatrd poison
uriIt'.trd IHni and suut bile gently
uIH,.. uul uI ts lrilr bowels vithuut
u'l,uc Hri Nuu have u veil playful
.hii HUBIn
Nuihsfa tr fraf ,ssN after Swing
ths h8fWis.. Nuu laxative because
N ur,tf 'Hla iN .itanss thr little one e
i''f ani luNtis ari svrr,sn the stcm
f.h HUi iN.t hrafN love Ne pleasant
iRs'r lHW directions iui babies ,hl.
dfUu w 1n Hr.. and fuf ufuNn urs
printed ur tr,h lwtl.
n"oafs ~ counterfeit nr vrurs Az
rut Aiurl fu iH.,rui bottle "
california ~tfur H Faai" thrn s-. that
N be- rada h fhr .JaUitna tg tiiup
tcmpanl -Nd,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

l....
e ,''',, I'"'"s NY "'",' """'S'
t,n '',"'' y" W. ~ ~"
h., , ~ ~ " ''''" wv w.
49,, "' ",n W. "'' Nv" ,'""' c..,.
"','' Wv ''S,'' "'""',,
N''' Iu'''"' wv o'""" NN'"' n''n "''
come OFT
w 'sh'' h"ll'' VIII come dI'o'
P"' me s'hch square PACK N lhr
.p't' '''u l'' 'morold'r'd llhohs Tor the
'9pI' ana 'h' p'aS upon the Top of the
cues, "li''n sh'rt over W'm ana
N'"' 10 'h' hI''h'n Iher' Ionhd Naue
W s"'' o' s'''l 'N''''mrh' over IN,
'n'H'u h'n"ldb Nhlch sn' Uhh 'oNcie"
inc ,o ,,, Ii,o,,i,,s snn' r,d n'.,c,. .cor
any prepared before
"vo, a., do ,.,, 90. .,o d.r,ard,d ro,
u,rot,r, f., ,,, ..neo, ard n,, n,rvos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
'24:'Si SPSlHc 5i; ;(; SGffS s; i1I;;'

These new Spring Suit. will meet the ap
rro,al of 'hc most critical They posses.
real style thr Kind uf style that gives
graceful fashionable appearance to the
wcircr The, rr ~ superior quality gahar
dinr, ,crgc~ sin and wool combinations.
etc. You may take Your choice from
black >uInI color, aud checks. Noull find all
the regular >lc- and few ont sizes here
tomorrow at S?i1j. Sccoud Floor, West
Side
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

Nf n,llc e. writes y am informed
that 7 have hin.. trouble nnd That % l'
'ut npprul,hnE serious stage what
would 'uu u''s.fin"'
Answer I. tcut symptoms are Zen
UaNtl uu,. -u.N nt uuf under the cN'..
aNt lliuE uu,l,. .tu'. ruyiuus ui fuul
WtlluI UfiW'. accompanied hN head
H.ny.. pain. depression. f'Nnf ,hins
,f. VNId Htfi., the immediate ~
H nluNur uhl't# a ,ru fine lcmyd,
Hr tu.N HNN,I.U,s. .uld iu sealed tubes
.ith mn iu,.'on. few scll.sdmnlsif''
in.
ltw, q H.Rs .Iuf several months
ha,, nUi bruu i',ling Wou NN sk'r
I. fHlnv. Wh tongue if coated. have
hvHdnDh, ur fIerrlrss nervous and
bothered With ,htuni, constipation
lease help wr
Answer Nuu need sNnti,p hnod
UIssusluE treatment IN the form ut three.
Itsln sulph'rh tablets mot sulphur
overcome the tcrirny, To- constipation
suu gradually ,uuf good health and pu.c
hlrod will return
POW Nerves" writes Il " possible
'n fni wyiiy.u, Witch W Ne tome
.uI nulfitiNr ruwuia Nlll bring the glow
NJ health 1ni ambition back tn . man
~ hu has rNtfNthnu IN the world but
'Hlih Hnd happiness I am duli fnfEtt
iul Nrsnnr1,u' vrak trembling short
~ mrlth Hud suffgi more ur l,sr rain
30. spine 'Nd H,k of head
'uHNtI NuuI condition Indicates tine
u.'r nf ".uE harmless iuuy rutfi.
t.'t fn iU.fnIt Nerve ruuiiih. Iuiu Whish
boo turn iuftN,s and STRENGTHENS the or.
rs u' nutrition thu. ttalifing thr
."UN HN| U'HHViinU new ttu and tIatUr
'H Tab, ,Hft ui th, waste forces Three.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
rpSos WORTH KNOWING

When tniInr rrrs Wet Wr shells
tnorourhl, n cola water bciri, driupirr
In ihs boiling water the, viii NOT
yiark
ln HEIru p carpet m room when,
iNrrr o. .uuIs'rr the ,rrtc nf ihy
square SECTION covering fsrisisr sh1Hid
%, pi,f,ct b, iH, hear then en-,
carpet should b, rui diarvnsit Il, ths
fnlr ,vnrrs The 'nuf rs should
he tuir,i urdtf N the rNu,i Is e,r-
taken ur to -, usal elsewhere the pieces
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Three Suggestions

scorch made h ironing an hc
hlcached out by soaking IN prro,ido uud
letting the spot dry between cloths
old safety razor blades viii remove
paint spots from Windows without loay'
inG scratches Single eds, blades are
best
When yellow flames IN the 'io,, burn
r. cause SCOT deposits ON The hntiom.
of pans. M burner needs cleaning EOll
u piece of psrcr into tube and blow
through II tu drive accumulated dust
nom the burner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Depend Upon 1.-THE Suit You Want Eade Fabric and Cdoin You Prefer Included This Assortment
$22.50 to $50 Spring
Suits $l6.95

Lovers Of charming apparel win instantly
,urcumh Ia these pretty new Spring Suits
They're so rirlish aud get not lacking in
proper dignity Tor an, age 50 fun of life
vet far from being "fla.hy' that every
woman of good taste will want one. cSpc
cIally when the favng' are So large Al
color, and .izr- SECOND Floor West Side
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
. ~oyrG cI"7TIN&
Ro1AqBoo o
saoLooQ'1

IN, uurttions answered h~irv ,f. rsu.
'ftl IN character. IN" symptoms ut di
eases are given and tho answer will no.
u't 'n any ease ut Nmiaf nature
Those wishing further nd, Ire. r,, mnt
,udr,ss ~ lewis Baker. college nd.
college Ellw nod ste. DAYTON. u 'urius.
iuf self addressed stamped envelope iuI
t,plN lul name and nidtcs. must %,
tN'n, hut only initials ~ Fictitious nHui,
wiz hc used IN my answers The pfr.
s.fiptions can BE- illrd a. an, vel.
stocked drug store Any duggl.i ,tn
o'dct NJ Wholesaler
-'eiu cndomeuc tablets packed iu scaled
iulrs With full direction. Hty ft.um.
u'ncd In all such rescs
"p y. a." Wtilc, ~, rheumatism is
setting worse nii the tini, ann r,t.
tIug 30 stiff that n make n ,rp hard
iu me W. set around
Answer. pu not WOW, about ,uif
! 'fN,uiuntism. ne that ,nn BE- NrN ,tsiI,
controlled y, using the following grj
NJ the drugstore the Ingredient named
mN thoroughly and take t'aspponftl
E Hi meal time aud again ~ bedtime aud
,uu should soon hc entirely tyiit1rd uf
. 'ipi diaHrfvvahlr disease fhruiuatiaW
/ Purchase drains NJ ipdd, NJ tu'H ssiuu.
g. ~ NJ wine ~ vulrhicum 4 dtams nj
sodium sHlv,latri I "a comp fluid
l1lWWuti. I "a comp. ,tayn,, tHfdin'.
md . nrs " syrup satsapttiWa TMs
hH. satisfied thousands ana ,m suiy
t viii ,ou
e ! n asks Can ,sish reduce m,
, shit and how 90
answer TO to well. stu Ned drusris,
ant get nVv.rtain athnl,ny tablets w
sealed tub. With complete ditryiinns
B Tpkc NJ directed. and YOU should spnn
feel the relicf you dssitr Man, uf M,
patients iepuf, uuiyk results Without an,
harmful sUtiun whatever
/ Ellen asks Tell me pitass how /
ttn increase my veight aud Improve u,
rulof seem 10 be asnsmiy. Vesk aud
tired sll the time
Answer negin takinF three gtsIn nv.
~. nurihnv tablets with iuut msah and
soon Nnu will feel YOUR strength return.
int and gradually your weigh, and tnin,
wilt Improve Thls is nnst sffr,ti,r
t,mcd, n pet'is,sn,b used
! W " ssks can ,up pirt,tihr T.
reliable treatment tu grt fid W darH.
fuN itching and ie,etish srsip''
Answer know Nuu ,,n g,i instant
relief and permanent rtanlta M usiru
tiHHu yellow min,ul as u,i hfeytin1s
uh.,h rr,umpan, each i.ct ist Ndtsf.
tiscm'nl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
TO REMOVE OANDRUFF

G't " -...'ri bottle ul u,uderur ,t
nr druE tore. pour q little into ,uur
baud and fuh voll into M, .ruip Vift
the ips'l iiu u, morning most
not ril of tns awful .,uf viii bu,,
dtHrr'W,J Two or three aupl,,tious
no d",if", eyer, bf of dludrIu .,.p
'e'lp itrhing and nllinI hair Ndy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
NV LEMON snowen

urnrohi,rn HrIO uu lemons mlH'
head m the large supp't which lu Iu.
rope stands rvud, in hand 10. Wash
luEtuu Post
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Heart and Home
!, Problems
By hrs ELIZABETH THOMPSON

ie, NJ Thompson O' go with
,1unV man VIII. .,,.. vol r,sp,.,.
. ma. ...,i...- ..., .. ,... ,,...
''''' ~ ""''''' N'' ." '""" N"'
seems 10 ihinN e.'ot deal NJ hm.
When go an, place and this gul Is
r"a. nc seem. Goo nr delighted Ilc pso
talks 10 I,i and seem. 10 like o. n,N,
, conversation about h,r uu Won thiuk
uc uk.s be-. better tn,n hr dncs me
.,.I,It b., ,.,r,.r a., .r,...,t. ,.... ,.,t
t.,,., b..,, 49,, ,-.L
nv. u...ft ,.' ''''
''' NN'h n" '.N' Eh. '' MIS-
M'' '.' '' .'.'-' '"N mo h'' I'U'
nor 'N" lH' h..'I some WIN many
'''' N.'' .N"''I sN' '''hn "i -.
80 I went With % l"' 'ov 'incs
mud 4uIt hu because he prRnn 90 go
with NuiI'r san Nho ives Ncf, .lpsr
Z" vh,." Z live n o., shouN usb TO
So with W' again should I consent "r
."fut' li' r'Wa tp 'u.uk o. lt ~ mo
sui H'va's .r,'t.
i,I ~NuId HIfi ~ with several Nn.a
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24
Notice to Creditors.

State Of South Dakota,
County of Bon Homme IS.
In County Court within and for said County
In the matter of the estate Of Mary
Sutera. deceased.
To all whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given ny the un-
dersigned administrator of the estate
Of Mary Sutera, deceased, to the cred
itors Of, and all portions having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
four months from and after the first
publicatiod'of this notice TO the adj
min,stratnr at the law office of SEQ
bile & French, Tyndall South Dako-
ia.
Dated at Tyndall, South Dakota,
this 18th day Of July, A. D. 1915.
Frank Sutera.
Administrator aforesaid.
Scoblic s. French,
Attorneys for Administrator.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24
INDIANS WILL EXHIBIT FARM
PRODUCTS

The Indian agencies and schools
will hold their second annual indus,
trial exhibit at the South Dakota
state fair in the horticultural build
ing. The Indian displays at the 1915
state fair at Huron were marvel
Gus and a great surprise to all viSi-
tors. There were three classes of eI-
hibits:, (1) From non-reservation
schools, Rapid City, Pierre, and Elan
dreau; CD from reservation schools,
Pine Ridge. Rosebud, Cheyenne, Low
er Brule, Yankton and Crow Greek;
and co from tribes, Yankton, Chey'
enne, Crow Creek, Sisseton, Lower
Brule and Pine Ridge. The exhibit
will be in charge of F. e. Brandon,
superintendent Of Lower Brule
Agency, and is authorized by Hon
Cato Sells, commissioner Of Indian
affairs. Thus has the new progress
sive type of exhibition taken place OF
the old time Indian village, and 1t Is
for the best.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24
-rr' --$ - ~~~- . ''srS - 49, 60 . - . e. y"- re- .-- o. o. ,
STATE FAIR WORTH WHILE.

The South Dakota state fair is GER
tainly worth while both from the
standpoint of the exhibitor and also
from that of the visitor, according to
statements made by certain State col
lege men, who are connected with
the producing end of agriculture.
c. Larsen, professor of dairy hus-
bandry, says: 81 know of no other
place where the various products are
placed on exhibition side by side, and
where the people in the state have
such splendid opportunities for COM
pairing, not only one crop with an
other and one animal with another,
but where several specimens from the
same crop are shown from the diff
ferent parts of the state and where
also the importance of individual Sc
lection within one breed Of stock can
be seen. The state and agricultural
fairs r about the only places where
the dealers and customers get to-
gether in person. This is being rea-
lized more and more by the people
and accounts in part for The increased
attendance at the state fair and the
increase in the number of exhibits"
James w. Wilson, head of the ami
NAL husbandry department, is a
strong booster for the state fair, as
annually evidenced by the splendid
exhibit of State college livestock
which he sends to the big exposition.
He says: GAS to the value of the
farmer exhibiting at the fair: II It
is no value to the farmer, 1t is surely
of no value to any n else; because
tho cfotn fair fc ennnnoad tn hn tho
farmers show"
A. N. Hume, head of the agronomy
department and substations, believes
that the South Dakota state fair is a
great educator. 1T is where people
go to see things in the line Of agri-
cultural products he says, "and
in many instances exhibits there are
better than they ever saw before.
They are better people for having
been at the state fair. This is espe-
cially true Of farm people who need
a good chance to break up their own
isolation and who need just as much
as any people to merge their individ-
ual thought on a community and state
wide basis, and further on a national
basis. This continuity of rural-eon-
sciousness must come about thru
educational means of which the fair
Is an illustration. II cannot come
about thru state and federal bureau
cracies.
Every effort should be made to
emphasize the educational features
Of the fair. Our South Dakota state
fair has attained a high standard in
this respect"
South Dakota State Fair, Septem-
Der 11-12-13-14-15, 1915.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24
ALL is FAIR AT THE STATE FAIR

The South Dakota State Fair "'has
been fair with visitors and patrons
in everything. Nothing has been adj
vertised but what has been success
fully carried out. We have endeav-
ored to give the people of the state
a fair that is equal to the best to be
found in the entire Northwest. In
fact, out standard has been as high
in the line of amusement entertain
ment as some of the more densely
populated states to the east of us.
1t has come to the place where the
people do not need 10 go outside of
the best fairs in the United States.
while we have endeavored to
furnish the very best Of amusement
to our visitors, we have not lost
sight OF the educational features. We
realize that If the South Dakota
State fair is to live and continue to
grow 1t must do so along education
al lines. We have an attendance at
u institution Of nearly 100, 900
students with over 700 instructors.
Our educational institution (the
State fair) differs from the others
of this state in that we accept stu
dents of all ages and from all walks
of life."-W. s. Hill, Mitchell, Pres
ident of the State Tair Board.
South Dakota State Fair, Sept
ember 11-12-13-14-15, 1915.