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■MR sass ______ -\ i THC W iMweiim ii ._■ _iw_wue<wi»ie_wim» wnm m. AVERUY DEMOCRAT WBMUjWJ'-W. «■■ matt <■ ■--■Mm ij. ■ ..,«.,,,■--. -* -."'''.v.1 _ i ■ nui.sftt.sef aaitiiAfc 0.1.. I sen* S7C0. -a- ** W- R. Palmer 77} i aeree »«w. ■ Christ Sturgeii to Alfred Hatty (let. I 1 ....j *_..«. j Stmrp _' Wre. J. Brest to Minute i acrvs $700. William McCan to Dent* I Cre-tree 60 • Sarah L^bathet alto Christ R-udigerj Una £-' M P. R. White to Milton Stahler I lot $!_». S. D. M-L_.ug-.__- to Geo. E_»terday 78? i aeree $375. Geo. W. Baker to Marinda Crsbtrce 72 acres $*ip. Marinas Crab__r«« to Geo. W. Nutt,?!. ^-JotAsph Donovan ______ OfMt ' __.-Ri.:" a--r_M> _____YL aeree $600. Robert Abbott to Harrison SaterfieUl P. N. RWntrSiik^Xe-utor to Phlebe Hammon4 IbtA 1-090. \ A Ellen Kinaiaon et al t)> J- H. Mc^iay Henry Beekman to _W-ajL-Jr7el-S et al 19}; aeres flQO. \ .< Gideon Beeman to Tbaoas'Wells et al 40 acres $400. O. L. Woods to W. S. Palmer 40 scree $100. -7t arret $400. i nomas Juitt $600. / John TSd4-*t al to Henry Saw-_ersis>| aeree $t50r Robert McCoy to C. F. Hendersga 781 acres $TO0.| Cco.Trauoi 90*14 tmstUm J. C. Lee to W. P. Patterson 2 aeree j C. C. Blackburn to W. H. Btock-jt-n-l'/T 287 acres fJOO. . JM/ Herod Sander* to Denver Howser 40 acrea $100. Bosh Hartley to Wm Maple 40 acres $2*0. G. W. Jaekeoo to W. T. Walker2»2-7 acrea $-__>. W. M. Byers to J. S. Cbaffln 30* UIS is to be tbe PEOPLE'S cheap Ad»-r_U :.-.: m pertinent.' Owi Cent tot each word. Coant yoor wotvisscd rfifli-ini*.'»i~..y« LASH -..lit your order. No Ad for lesa that 16 Cmla, Uit there's no Smil ih-> uthcrr *_?ay: OBITUARIES. OBITUARY POETRY, RESOLUTIONS of RESPECT awl CARDS of THANKS, one bait cent a word. Will l>o chargd by Tits, DEMOCRAT he teal ter. Count your worxjs and eend casn with copy. y tat''SfMtt--PromPita'te gt.lt. aod silver t b«_.U«_« «tovw. .1*0 rood etsnllA* etore. r<-i>*'i_ui->». K*_s, Hock* ami _*aborn_. I lr>quir» at Mrs. A.'tuna -*>*vii_*-_ Mr*. t-miul lorlllu.'.iu.r-- Imokl.t (ivfi.ji matins*I W. M. Uaut*. and price* Twin Oak* Kurtn. Karacnt*. O. j Vac- I _W**C-»v*- toed ami bar tor tale. I'rlw* tti*. .-.."J fee boabel and COM? per »on.._tlay WANTEU-Olrls at tka Olo.e fa*-1 Xary, ax Wnrr-rljr. Call ooor aOdreaa nib* M'lV c<>. •POn KAI.B—rrvtll cow snd r .If tor } Harrta*»taUo«i. O. rtnade wltboot ralaau.0 now In barn, llmi.* Ipitone Oaliat mr exDvinr. M A. llruwtt. triulr tor' jouuc stork. Hebau~.ll. -V'mvi'r.OhlO. Solid Silver—The Ideal Wedding Our sileer department bas been greatly enlarged and the selection of a Wedding Gift from this great showing insures not only a money saving, but tbe broadest poesiblv .angc of choice We offer a most extraordinary value in sterling silver teaspoons in the most beautiful patterns and tho very beet quality, a set of 6 teaspoons for $3.60. You can have tbem in a handaome silk Used case if yoo like for 60c extra. Other teaspoons ranging in priee from $4.80 to $8.00 a set - Wa mention below a number of other articles suitable for wed- dinf gifts: 6 Forks $8.60 up 6 Desert Spoons $8.60 dp Gravy Ladles $3.60 up Cream ladles $1.25 up Sugar spoons $1.25 up Berry spoons $3.60 up Cold Meat Forks $2.25 Olive forks $1 up Bon Boo *) oons $1 up Pie servers $3 up Butter knive* $1.8$ up Jelly spoons $1.60 up Napkins rings $1 up Lemon forks $1 up Coffee SeU, Berry Bowls, Magonalse SeU. Sugar SeU. Sandwich Trays, Shertoert Sets. Bon Bon Dishes, Gravy BoaU, Bread Traya, Candle Sticks, I-fmon Dishes, Orange Spoons. Salad Forks, Ice Cream Spoons, Coffee Spoons, Carving SeU, Soup Spoons, Butter Spreaders. Iced Tea or Lemonade Spoons, Steak SeU, Salad Sett, Chocolate Spoons, Bouillon Spoons, Lettuce SeU, Oyster Porks. Almond SeU. After dinner Cups and Saucers, Creams and Sugars, SalU SeU, Cheese Seta, Comport*, Asparagus Forks, Soup Ladles, Bouillon Ladles, Fruit Knives, Etc. We also have a glee assortment of Chests of Sterling Silver, ranging in price from $15.00 to $200.00. Send for illustrsted Colonial caUlogue with prices. C-PTOt'MD—AaeMr ebcWty orocnaitlxa- txno pita. «ll!i ,<tar. Haroet dexerXbe on<l pnjr tor lux* ttotlee «_<•' «. t pr'.;. ttr. acre* $166. . then. I am glad to see th» position M. W. G Manley to Edwsrd George 'The Dbmocrat tek-* for temperance 160 acre* $100. ', and right. May seecwu attend you. Blar.chc Thompson to Annie Elliott j ! 1 lot $1200. i . John Serratt to Eiuiu* Svit_-tt Vi t acres $400. Hale Atwell to M. A. Pryor 100 seres $1.00. ' J. W.Winn to J. W. Rowe 90 scree | $«W. I J. W. Rowe toll. C. Keefer 90 acr*a !$1.00. ! Chas. Spindler to Jos. . F. Treber 1 lot f?50. j B. F. Atwell to Wither Kneisley 65V* > aeree $100. Yours Truly L^G. Talbott. Pupilt Eunir-linn Chance Our county School Examiners are in r--ee.pt of the foliowrng which explains lieelt: April 11, 1910. To the Boards of County School Ex a miners:* According lo a recent i enactment of the legislature, pupils .iams to Wither Kneisley j J™ r^S'are^e ^u^lK I 3a£ »l jZkmn (dee'd heir.) to **"»[%"'°' ^{i."* ^ttn ft! i j.mM R_4rinm.r «t_ irrM 1300 ■'•*r*- -Saturday of May, and not on the "pSSS* Tg?V FJJ^Ehnnan I ********* 8««-^ of I&^m to««f««. (parcel Und) W Vcr> ,&xSSn,4", " I ^.Ilson Massie to J. A. Holdon 6.1 John W Z«_L_tt, ; acres $500. John W. Higby to Jacob Lapp 120. acres $600. The Democrat Welcome Conin.iMior.er. Aa Kz<client Law A bill hss passed the Ohio Legislature providing for tbe protection of minors and preventing the use of cigarettes. It will be unlawful for any person under twenty one years of age Opp Warner Houae Menu 8* Ma^nes, CHILLICOTHE, 0 Editor Democbat:- i last week wc received our annual ! letter from our old Kansas friend. Mr. j L. G. Talbott. lt is brief but is to the to 6moke cigaretteslnaehools, colteg_s, | point and runs as followi: y^**. bajyjng,,or ", Ui« public streeU. uth Kan. April 12, 1910 Tho.penatty for the offense will bo a Enclosed please flnd fin«* of tnm *•' to |2S' wh*ch m** **> money order in payment for The remitted by the offender giving tosti- ! Democrat. Wo are always glad to mony as to where thc same had been gel the paper. It brings to mind the purebred. per«>ns who *M the scenes of other yesrs. It was 3a>t-ars , .j , , . thclSlhof Maroh. since we left the cigsrettea ^may t ft e n be pro ---.ed . Scioto Valley. A large r>er cent of my agsinst underwit laws already on the 1 friends have crossed the divide since sutute books. ' •.•Dress Materials... The ladies will be delighted with our elegant showing of dress materials for the present season. We have the best selected stock we have ever shown in all the-popular shades of linens, poplins, lawns, soisettes, summer silks, silk ginghams fonlard silk together with a superb selection of wool materials of newest and classiest stuff on the market.* JDewey's Department Store. Semi-Annual Special Announcement! IIIHUllllllllllllllllilll-IIIIIIIW Greatest bargains in all lines of merchandise selected and bought for Spot Cash from orTerii.gs of surplus stocks of best manufacture and jobbers in the country. Every one who keeps posted on the markets knows there has been a material easing up of prices asked by manufacturers and jobbers earlier in the season and going into thc market late we found many ready to let go of good seasonable merchandis-* for Cash at Much Less than regular prices. With all our past experiences in buying we were astonished at some of the attractive prices quoted us, and could'nt resist the temptation to lead ourselvos to the limiL Having the goods on our shelves at dead low prices, wc will follow the usual custom and give our customers the benefit of every bargain. Dry Goods. Our line of wash goods, silks, etc. for ladies summer wear is the finest ever shown iu this section. The Mahdi silks at 35c and Beimar poplin's at 25c are most beautiful and will tempt any lady who sees them. • Black and white serges at 50c Soisettes, percales, mercerized ponges, silk ginghams in all shades, stripes and checks A special offering in No. 80 silk ribbon actual width 4 inches at 16c per yard, 10 colors, a high grade ribbon Ladies wash suits $1.25 to $3.00 real value $1.75 to $4.50 Assortment of ladies belts all the latest novelties, regular 25 and 50c sellers your choice each 19c Black and fancy hosiery, all colors MATTINGS 124 to 25c per yard Carpets all wool filling 60e value at 50c per yard Shoe; Department. Our stock in this department is very'complete and we quote some special lists. Ladies tan Lace shoes all solid $1.50 value, per pair $1.00 Oxfords in black and tan $1.25 up Ladies ankle strap ptfrnps both colors . Low cut shoes for boys in oxblood at $1.50 and $1.75 Hats. Nobby hats for young men $1.50 to $2.50 values at $1.00 and $1.50 * Full shape hats for older men at 25% to 50% less than usual prices. Straw hats for men and boys an elegant line of the latest novf lties in Mexicans hats • for young ladies and MiMfc- Ladies hair goods, turbans, hair nets etc. Mens hose supporters the 10c grade for 6c a pair Carpet chain all colors per pound 27c. Clothing Department. While the selling fever was on him one manufacturer quoted us a price on 3 numbers of mens suits that was so low we were almost ashamed to take them -from him. But we tinally oVer come our scruple and took in 36 suits. We're selling them at $5.00 each and if they-dont compare with anything offered in this market at $8.00 we dont know a bargain when we see it. We were also forunate enough to secure two more numbers of the line of suits we have been- running at $10. a suit and in that grade of goods they are the greatest bargains to be found in Southern Ohio. As much as $15 and $18 is paid for no better. Groceries. It seems superfluous to say much on this line. During the reign of high prices for food products the people have shown their appreciation of our efforts to reduce the cost of living to them and we can hardly get the goods fast enough to supply the demand. We continue selling. Star butter crackers fresh from bakery 4 pounds 26c Rolled oats, best quality per pound 4c They cost you double this in package. Choice California evaporated peaches per pound 8 l-3c New York Cream Cheese per pound 20c. Lne fish a few left at 5c per pound . Lima beans 4 pounds 25c Japan rice very fine per pound 4$c Scrap tobacco all kinds 6 for 25c Index plug tobacco per pound 40c A full line of screen doors and windows JASPER, OHIO ******** Linen Sufis and Spring Jac If you prefer to buy a suit ready made, we have the stock to select from. Nice line of shirts in blue, white and tan linens elegantly made and surprisingly low prices Ladies Suits from - $4 to $8 Ladies Jackets - - $4 to $10 Shirt Waist and It.goes without saying that we ar^ headquarters f o r waists and shirts and if you buy without seeing what we have to offer you will make the mistake of your life. Every department of this store is loaded down with the seasons wants. : GREENBAUMS. H-VI___tIfl_fll__ HflH-SHHSs Dcvoted to Waverly and Pike county iwterE->ts. First v ►F THC COUNTRY A SECONDARY CONSIDERATION Volume 55 : Wbtmbtonn »wsW-»-WJ, ttm I Courier K-t*MI>fc_.*. im* Waverly, Ohio, Wednesday, 7\prii 27,1910. i -XKir-rf-fl-«.c-i««« RiW*,] I Tba onwent Sits li' 1 iws Naml>er*%3 LEVI MOORE Finally Appointed to tlie Vacant ProsecutorsJtip. tiM boymtai duty, l«. compiifcoec with hia oath, to warn his own boodlers ss well m those of D__oo.nu. lie must return to assist In raising a corruption fond when his commtttao calls upon him for * thousand ut- mora dollars. If ha doea not andr-shelk wt" thc amount ed hia oath bot ban tha others that doaa oot include li,ml>rtf. ...... mm. l*t i___n_.u Tin.-.--.---Jul Tsx Democrat will take a*raat WILL OF MAJORITY THWARTED. .-<—~ «- -*!** __,* «.Jri C 1 the new ProasKntor. He will at least, I hold tha office until hia soeeeaaor la J -ffti ta Til fttpft-feSS ClSMlfe t! Ikf | elsetcd aod qtiam.wi. He doobtkaa { Cwi-g EtKRM to Sutmd HiaseH. | BJ*T1taJ"^1 5 ^"T. ..*_!._ i D official of ability and honor and that ha ; {must needs exert himself to full; . Judge Middleton, after a good deal J measure up to the standard established of conefe-ermtfott, political no doubt and j by'Mr. Douglas, poaalbly otherwise, last FYidny. appoint- eA . -...mt.Hcnr. in the person et attorney mAVit Moore, to succeed tha lata! James A. Doogla*, a Democrat, as Prosecutor. There waa, naturally, » good deal of; speculation «» to whaitnn JtnJgT would : finally do; whether ha would appoint', the eon to succeed th« father or whether j he would appoint Mr. Moore. It waa argued by aome that the right J and -resjM-ctful thing io do, was to ap- j point the son that he might at least i serve out the unexpired term of hia lamented father and a large number of citt-fcn* affected to believe that that would ba done. On tbe other hand, it waa argued that the young man's inexperience would he against him; that the office being an important and onerous one, the Judge would insist on thc appointee being a lawyer of recognized ability and experienet>. And moreover, that the Judge being a Republican, be would, moat naturally, take Into consideration the political effect of the appointment. it Is poasibto that had Levi sot been persistent in seeking the appointment, Mr. Sbolto Douglas mightAave become the appointee, backed, as be was, hy friends who promised the Judge that they stood behind the young man, ready and quite willing to render any tueistence he might bo in need of. ' Not a few citizen* with good mem - l-_ei._rt.a- To Waverly. ' All citizens of Waverly and vicinity and tbe ladies heretofore appointed otx-a, committee are requested to meet at the Court liuueo oa Friday evening April, 29th., at 7.30, for the purport of arranging some tort of a pro- grame for festival to be given on or about the IS or 19 of Msy, at tho Fair Grounds, for the benefit of the FAir Company. The Question of having a fair this year depends upon the interest manifent- ed'by the citixena of Waverly and the succeas of the meeting Friday evening is important. Let every body turn out and help; otherwise the ehancei of having a fair will be in great doubt. F. E. l-OcqmERTY. President of the Fair Co. t***ft'tt*t****ttt*'t*'t9yit** RES0LllTl8fiS We aee Mr. Clark, in a great ra^e, •ending for the young lawyer wbo circulated the 0.bom petition and fciving him a verbal dressing down. We hear of Mr Clark telling this attorney that he (Clafk) had promised the Scioto AKK TWAIN'S death at the age of 75. remove* from tbe international field of letters the creator of American literary humor and one of i*a moat distinguished litterateurs. In lAtB while there were Ioas than a million white inhabitants ia the neat empire west of the Mlaswsippi, Samuel Langhorne Clemen* wwTWn. R waa Nov 30, and the ecene of h» natlvltv waa a bumble cabin at Florida, Mi:, which at that time marked the extreme fringe settlement. Hi*. p*rt_ote we* John Manshal Clemens of Of fttsftc. If filiew OffWiis of m Cm* The County Officials on Saturday morning met to take action upon the <W*th of their fellow* Official. (Jaa A. Douglaa.) A Committee constating of tb* Probate Judge. Charles P. Gabelman. Auditor W. A. Woo__d*li tad Representative. George B. Nye waa appointed to prepare appropriate reeofci- tiocs. The officials attended the funeral servteaa in a body and immediately following the interment repaired to the Court House where the foHowing reao- tutSona drafted by the Committee were T«ad and unanimously adopted: Whereas, James A. Douglea ia the prime of mental vigor and in apparent perfect physical health haa been suddenly celled to answer the eternal summons. and Whereaa, Mr. Deuglaa at the time nt his de**.****-. wss Ailing the Honorable 0__b» •..' PMeecuting A:t_r.-.-y •-. IM** County, Ohio, aod Whereas, He was a true, cooacientioua and efficient official, imbued • with the highest and purest -deals of public service, and who allowed no consul ..ration to swerve him from the impartial performance of what he beietveu to be his full doty, and Whereas, In hia official relation be waa the legal advt*<tr and eoonselor of the Officers of Pike County: Therefore, lte it resolved by his fellow officers: First: That we express our sense at the personal loss we have sustained In the taking from as a friend and advisor in whise judgment and integrity wa bad the fullest confidence. Second: That we give expression to th« lota which the County and the public at large have sustained m the loss of an efficient and upright official, whoee private life wat. without reproach. Third: That we "convey to the wife and sons this expre*aiotx ot our sympathy in the sore bereavement they have sustained. eounty Polities. ■*-*** county Republican delegation to one, j Vi;T"***-*- nnd his good wife, who was Jaifle (,t9pn of K«*ntnrlcv W. U. James, and that Jamea and. no | H*s important worica and thtir date of appearance follow: other should have It, And so Scioto! ''Rwwhing It,'' in 1871; "G»k_ed Age," to _|$73; county will go Into the Republican cir* j !!?\et*h*-*; i.i,1**'7' '?_!■?■-».Abroad." to ■ ilj una- Mtddiutcn toap(>olntyoungMr. Dougbs to serve out tho brief unexpired term or hla father, witb tbe attitude of the Douglas family, particular Uiat Jt Watt and his father, during the first struggling yeaCBt o f the embryo Judge's attempt to^itablLsh an independent footing on his own account. They say that these were days when tbe young mata needed. substantial friends and that tbe youthful Middleton had just eucb friends In John P. Douglas, Sr. and hia active sons. The further argument waa made that Mr. Douglas having been a Democrat and having defeated a Republican (in thia instance Mr. Moore, himself) tt waa only fair to the majority, thxt Mr. Douglas be succeeded by a Democrat. At between tho two men. the voters had decided at tbe polls anjd to appoint Mr. Moore, therefore, was in effect, to thwart the will of the majority. Among other rumors afloat is one to the effect that Judge Middleton hesitated to appoint the son for the reason, aa be believed, tho l/omocrat. would not subsequently make him the i cult judicial convention supporting Mr. W. D. Jamas, an attorney whose chief claim to fame it that bo was a henchman of Mr. George B. Cox, of Ciniin* "Life o.- the Mississippi,*' in Ifftd- "Heaek Humor." in 1883; "A Yankee In King A Clark. through testimony; given before a legislative probo committee, how Mr. George B. Cox, of Cincinnati, found circuit judges useful in his business.— Times. Tins*! Tom Sawyer," in 1876; "Prince and Pauper," in 1688: Finn." in 18»; "Library of inWWT Marriage Licenses C P. C*k**m*.. Pr*-__l. Aml*m. New that Levi haa been appointed ta the vacant Pr_oee\_iorahip, eotioa, at eourae, tow beta aer*** upon D*«-o- erate that there ia now no farther aa- rertainty about who will be the ftapab- bean rand-date this fall. Levi will demand the nosab-atfcm beeaqaa he waa the candktoto twa yean ago and went down to defeat before the late Jamea A. Douglas; end now that tha vacancy appointment baa some to htm, he wilt argue that he at-oefe. be permitted to- make the effort te succeed toim*if aa a regularly elected county offictas. Well. "Barkis is wiUio*" if we mistake not the temper af tba peopie. Harts* failed to profit by experience, it will be' the great pkesure of tha county _to*_o- cracy. assisted by divere Republicans, to do it to him again. " ... And they do aay that Ihtela Lea Armsey ia to be "among theae who aba ran" for Cocamin-oner up*** »H* Republican ticket; and that ha la quite likely to have Tfcornt Rittenhour for a running mate. Now advice U cheap aad that's why we're going te give Uncle Leo and Thornton a Utile. The member-i of the present Domoctatfe hoard of Commiwiooera are proving themeelvea te be the right mea in tbe right places. They are doing thine* that need to be done, ia the right way and without unnecessary delay aad are therefore popular with the people who are going to re-elect them thisfalL 0*r advice, therefore te Uncle Len and Thornt to to the affect, "dont do it." Let tita boated eeket some *<_-_Jeo candidates that they would as aeon ae* defeated aa elected and you trait tfll the sign is right. Tbe sign witl be In tbe neck in November and that nrnatti that Republicans, all over the coontry this year, are going to "get it to tho neck." Editor H. A. McKenxie, of the Wa- RUSTTAFT.V says Aldrich, "trust Taft," says Cannon, "trust Taft," Bays Ballinger, "trust Taft, "say the trusts. But why should the plain peopie trust Taft? Why verly News, was in Portsmouth Wednee- j should honest republicans trust him? S5-w- attiiu>a7."l.i"i_.ti^ i They did "trust Taft," and he helped make Cannon speaker, seemed to him to exist ln Pike county. : They did "trust Tuft.'* and he helped fasten the Cannon rules McK.cr.xie also stated that Judge Middle- j -__", __ .i,. L..,,-,-, wn would appoint Uvi b. M<Ure, Rc.; anew on the house. They did "trust Taft," and lie hailed Aldrich as "the leader of i the senate." . They did "trust Taft," and he declared for tho central bank of 1 issue. While our reporter, wee at the office securing tho marriage license* herewith. Judge Gebelmaa permitted him < w ef/r.y treat «q sid. rfcccci the lottoy- ing interesting item relative lo t-fe-Tret marriage of negroes in thia eounty: To the Probate Court Pike Co. Ohto. I hereby certify that on the 6th day of April A. D. 1862. Robert Julius and Martha Evans wero legally joined to marriage by me. Jobn Kent. J. P. Nors>-T_ie rt.st 0-_»r©-rM_-«rrle-lln We. T.-i-ly. I'll.* r.xiotjr. Ohio. Color btoc* s* jronr suit. S Ora Miller, 22, Latham i Maida F Kneisley. 19. Utham ■ Joan M. Rader. _.. Piketon I Emma R. Hurtt, 24, Piketon i Wm. E. Eakina. 26. Waverly . Bt-seie I_egg, 17, Latham j 8cott Whaley, 3). Waverly ' * Margaret Young, 17, Waverly , Sarnie W. Snively. 24, Hatch . Leote Rumell. 19. Etm Grove . Martin Bute. 25. Wuverly . Ctod M. Brown, 22. Stockdale I Wm. William, 70, Stockdale . Elvina Patton, 52, Stockdale publican, prosecuting attorney, to succeed th* late James A. Douglas, Democrat. Levi belongs to the McKenzie ring and is a valiant worker in the Republican faith in Pike county. It is interesting to note that Pike politicians claim to know in advance whom Judge They did "trust Taft," and he helped defeat the income tax. Middleton is going to appoint.-Times. | They di(j "i_mt T^" &n(l h<, ^^ th(j A,drich tari,T act Rnd _ . , " .. ... ; declared it the best tarifF law over passed." The above is all vary interesting but: _, ,,, ,,. .«,»..,«. . r. ••_ .•. , . mite of it i. not strictly in consonance, The did 'trust Taft," and he put Ballinger. the crony and with the facta—to wit that Levi belongs i attorney of the land thieves, in charge of the lands the thieves to the McKenxie'rlng. Levi not only ' were plotting to steal. does not belong to the McKenxie crowd j They did "trust Taft." and he discharged Glavis and Pinchot, • | who wero honestly trying to protect the public domain against powerful conspirators. They did "trust Taft," and he put Knox and Nagel and Wicker- sham and Dickinson in his cabinet- -trust lawyers all of them. They did "trust Taft," and he appointed Lurton to the supreme bench. They did "trust Taft," and now he ia trying to fasten a federal incorporation law on their backs for a saddle on which private monopoly can ride them to death. -i£aT*iS?ffl K2T2I Id The bill to make the otoctton of judges ; They did "trust Tafc.l>'and now he is getting ready to burden I **WF * <ie""nK sun'' ..rM-S' Vhe«un_edo?tt^' them with a shipping subsidy. all ^* J ft*-*™ **"» *• t>ecomethenom«neeofhi.p.rty.oughti« "How much longer must they "tr ustTaft?" ^'^Vs^&^^rtofSt not te have made a molecule of differ- on the mea*_ure, while theaa.iA»inat.on ! And how much longer, if they eontined to 'trust Taft," Will ""{j^^l -t •^r^iui" ™.Wlll_i_!*n.tiSI SS-!11 ^*ey -*0 ao*e t0 P8y *-*•"-- heavy price that COmes aa a penalty for j Still where he treads the stubborn Wills-Barnes faction that loves the! editor and his precious bunch precisely as Joo Cannon loves the insurgents. Of course, now that Levi ia going to be nominee for election. If this be true, j the candidate for Prosecutor, hc will thtn th* query naturally arises, why {h«v* to . iip on his hypocritical robe end whor-f.ra should a Republican con-! and try to make the editor b«U«vaa he cem himself aa to Democratic eandi- |oves him very dearly. But wsit till dates? Are not Democrats to bo per- after he's elected, as he wont be. tnltted to select tbolr o**.n county Uoket independent of what Republicans may do or say? Whether Mr. Sholto Douglas might or might not, subsequently, \ Cary Ervin Merritt, 22, Camp J LiUie Pearl Woodruff. _..». Camp > Ira W. Lansing. 22, Aritoa - } 1-carl William, 20, Elm Grove j Hugkey l-eeth, 21, Morgan town I Mary t.. Blake, 17. Morgantown j Stephen C. Perin, 28, Cynthiana i Millie F. Thorn pi*on. 23. Cynthiana ■ W. F. Arnold, 28, Catawba I Ethel Stritenbcrgcr, **H, omega ■ Milton Stahler. tl, Waverly '( bertiia Hibhen, 2.1. *t*fsktgbj once with the Republican appoint ng power, unless, indeed there was a design to play at politics. Still another argument, purely from a partisan standpoint, was adduced. It was to the effect that the appointment of a Republican meant a club to be held over Democrats during tho con-, Am.* *, ,u. Mmr~t~« . .fcr—_ mti Dai lei Wobbler Williams Chairman duct of the campaign-a threat of 0f the Prebe Committee on high price p-oaecutlon of DemocraU if they did f»rra products is opposed to high pricea any vote-buying and thc. exemption of ion everything from a potato to a bush- Republicans for the same violation of •»*-' ******* ,But when Dan has. any- I.- t- I. mm, K-^ rU.rrrmA tr.., UmAmm ***[*** *°**".h*. ****** *¥* **V .»WtCh Webster Wililams, who talks poesy, i. probes and tbe higher life, but votes on trusting Taft? oriep. from his boss, His boas, Ed. How would it do for the American people to begin trusting their J»ii-a has a brother, who is on tbe j circuit bench and, of eourae, Ed didn't want him to take his chances in a free- for-all ballot.-Tiroes, [ own judgment and conscience awhile, just for a change? -Omaha World-Herald. law. It to not here charged that Judge Middleton was governed by such motive in h'» appointment; but tho fact that indtocreetlRepablkana were going about the streets boasting that a Republican should be appointed who would do that very thing, gave rise, very naturally, to the suspicion that there waa a party ucderstanding to tbat purpose and effect. And just here we embrace the op- portunityof emphasizing our opposition to vote-buying by either Democrats or H-jputylicana, in Pike county or else- whtVe. If Mr. Moore bas-in mind tbe prosecution of election offenders, then he must {rest all alike. He will, him* self, be a candidate and if it la the intention of his candidates to buy votes in order to be elected, them it becomes price. For instance all the Republican papers in the cnunty ara charging $3.00 for announcing candidates for eounty offices but Daniel charges $5.00 almoat double what other papers' charge and he only haa ooe issue a week. So you ace Daniel is a top notcher when itgoea inlo bis own coffer.—Jackson Sun. Referring to the silly proposition of putting Dan Wobbler Williams of Jackson on the Democratic ticket, the Oak Hill Press, a Republican paper printed in sight of the clay banks where Danyl first openrd hU peeper*, fires this shot: j urge. No such wholesale de_trocttoo "We are not ready to believe that Uie I "« ... ,_.,. *• . . ., decent Democrat* of Jackaon county iot «*.• fruit crop, has happened in years, ara prepared te receive with open arma We can now only hope that it will not, a renege, who h« touted, -3_a£| .^.^ ^ m ^^ mU Killing Frosts Word from all over Ohio and' tha country at large is to the effect that the froate and freexes have played havoc with the fruit. Commissioner McCoy from Latham phones ua that there doea'nt seem to ba much left In the weat end. George Armintrout of the east side, says ditto for that section. He mention* that Mr. Powell, our leading fruit grower in th* county, figure* hto to**** at |8000. Million* of dollar* have been lost over the stole at pointed and disgusted etery one wi voted for him," looks n<jw. w Bprtl -Rail- By Eleanor C. Bull HE earth lie* drippln£wilh sweetness - We've just had an April rain. Thc gnu* -you can ae* It grow greener— And the maple is budding again. Tbe storm-cloud* have broken their friendship And parted in proud disdain! And the sunlight laughs on the meadow Just after our April rain. Alw.r. Clad Te Get It. Alexandria, O, April 18. Dear Editor:— Pteave send us statement of sub- senptton. We want to keep paid up Tub Democrat i* like an old friend, it comes every week and we are always flad to gat it. Wishing you success remain, your* truly, W. A.-Groom*. cb.tU divide. The smooth freeh furrow opens deep and wide: Matted and dense the tangled turf upheaves, Mellow and dark th* ridgy eon-flak) sleeve*. Up the steep hillside, where the laboring train Slant* the long track that scores the level plain. Through tho moist valley, clogged with ooalng clay, The patient convoy break* its destined way. At every turn the loo*ening chain* resound. The swinging plowshare circles glistening round. Till the wide field one billowy waste appear*.. And wearied hands unbind the planting •tear*. —Pike county farmers ih need of farm implement*, hugglee. wagons, fencing and all kind* of hardware, will do well to remember LEIST A DAVIS at Beaver. These live, pushing, progressive merchants advertise In THS Dkhocrat and weekly extend a cordial invitation to firmer* to call, see theis goods and gat prices. The mUlway hardware eatal.liahmant bet*on Waverly aad Jackson. * Chairman Forest aeat out for the _omitrittes*n-rrt the other day but g*t only a few response*. No plans wer* formulated and nothing took (toe* tending to ..artucstto the f«nu«uling factions. It is rumored that Mr- Dwjgtjerty pteeented Ctoy fitna tbe ••bcihoy*/* eloqaentJJ. availability and the «m>n*ot propriety« giving the Ex-Sheriff. Ex-Steward and Ex several other thing-, another whirl at the official "Ut." Dr. Tidd who waa present, believed that that a few other deserving Republicans in the county and frontal! we can gather, was'nt backward about saying'ao. When Clay intimated that th* ro*y* cheeked, peramutoting trafficker o f pleasant purgative* could'nt draw affectively on a bank account tor the naeeeaary thousand dollar* of campaign spondulix, the young pill pedtor waa'nt slow in informing Henry Clay that to the beat of hia knowledge and belief thsre were some other people who had bank accounts, likewise, claims for party fidelity and party service*. A* one of the results of th* confab, the. doctor is a full-fledged legistotie* candidate and the Ex-Sheriff I* "up tn the air." aaa Another result of the "gathering," is the probable demise of Geo. Caldwell'* Sheriffalty boom. Caldwell, you know, ia a kind of moonshiner dotectiva and such a terror to evil-doer*, generally, thai the simple announcement of hto name was supposed to be sufficient tu fright ened off all otheraspiran t* and give him a clear Held. But his friends reckoned unadvisedly. Seth Smith I* bravo man himself. H.* uee to o/iarry stone down among the centipedes and rattleenakes of Camp' Creek and could'nt be akeersd of nothin'. And he was'nt backward about tilling the committeemen » and moreover, that ha waa in thereeete th* cv*rl*_tino-inish. Thereupon, Caldwell appear* to have turned hto attention once more tai shiner*. • • s LATER-Since -(filing the above w«| learn that th* Tenneesse detective haii hsd another "think" coining hla wajl •nd thto time haa eigned np for Jo.1 Donovan'* place for good. He and bid chief, editor McKenxie got tog«t__e( and concluded that Seth Smith'* smirk f ing emit* savored just a mite toe mucll of a "dont you *ee I akecred him oul'j attitude and hence Georgahle'a re-este| into the primary tournament. —Dr. Andre purchaaed laat week,. I Bulck auto from tno Bulck agencyVtl Chillicothe. It to an IH bone pow.1 touring car and a very pretty lit til machine. 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Irresistible charm.. along the Chaophraya River
"Thaphrachan" is still an enchanting area, with the local people's way of life closely aligned with the life-giving waterways.
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Presented by BMO Nesbitt Burns, the 2008 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony took place on March 1, 2008 at the Toronto Centre for the Arts.
The event honoured Modern Era Inductees Paul Anka and Claude Dubois, as well as 23 classic songs by some of Canada's most influential songwriters and Legacy Award recipient Oscar Peterson. Paul Anka was inducted into the Hall of Fame by former prime minister Jean Chrétien.
The ceremony was hosted by Gregory Charles and featured incredible performances. Serena Ryder sang a lively version of It Doesn't Matter Anymore; host Charles performed a silky rendition of Put Your Head On My Shoulder, and Anka himself sang My Way with strings and famed producer David Foster on piano. Quebec legend Claude Dubois performed his hit song Comme un million de gens.
The CSHF presented the Frank Davies Legacy Award, named after the founder of the CSHF, to jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. A musical tribute to Peterson was made by father and son musicians Ellis and Brantford Marsalis, and by Oliver Jones, Dione Taylor and the Faith Chorale's emotional performance of Hymn to Freedom.
Inducted song Heart Like a Wheel was performed by Anna McGarrigle, her sister Kate, Anna's daughter Lily Lanken and Kate's children Rufus and Martha Wainwright.
Other performances included a delightful jazz version of Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens by Emilie-Claire Barlow (Alex Kramer), Yelo Molo performing La bittt à Tibi (Raôul Duguay) and Anik Jean's version of Une promesse (André Lejeune).
Highlights from the ceremony were aired nationwide by broadcast partner CBC Radio Two on March 2, 2008, with a special Paul Anka interview on CBC Radio One on March 3, 2008. CBC TV aired the induction ceremony on March 3, 2008.
Photos by GRANT W. MARTIN
Press Conference
The CSHF's 2008 Press Conference took place at Le Royal Meridien King Edward in Toronto on November 15, 2007.
Host Lawrence Gowan (Styx) revealed the 2008 inductees to be honoured at the March 1, 2008 induction ceremony.
The event was attended by over 150 artists, members of the media and industry movers and shakers. Attendees were treated to an opening performance by Rockstar: INXS winner Suzie McNeil, who sang an energetic version of Les Emmerson's Signs. Quebecois singer Cindy Daniel performed André Lejeune's Une Promesse; Dave Bourgeois sang Claude Dubois' Le Labrador; and Julie Crochetière gave a stunning performance of Paul Anka's Put Your Head On My Shoulder.


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Feeling both a chimp and a chump
It just took me an hour to order prints online from Bartell's. It is not Bartell's fault. It is mine. I am so technologically unintuitive that I fear I may never become a geek.
I selected the photos I wanted and collated them into a Picasa album but then couldn't figure out how to send to Bartell's from Picasa (Picasa's site actually listed Walgreen's as an option which probably would have saved me a lot more time even if it meant driving the longer distance to that store) so I e-mailed the selected photos to my Gmail account and then tried to copy them to a folder on my desktop for uploading but I had to grope to retrieve the folder from the Bartell's photo process and when I finally did the photos were zipped and apparently not good enough quality so I got an error message that the resolution wouldn't work and trashed them and started over uploading each virgin photo again to the Bartell's system but kept getting informed that I had no photos in my album and it turns out it was idiot operator error because I thought I was selecting the photos I wanted by getting a blue border around each but instead I should have been checking the box in the upper lefthand corner of each photo which I didn't find out until I read the help file and then somehow duplicated the quantity and had to edit my cart but finally successfully placed my order.
I am going to give myself a couple of points for persistence but otherwise I pretty much flunked the test.
Advice from Chimpanzeepatty: Read Bartell's help directions all the way through before you start. When you know just enough to assume you know what you're doing, you'll miss helpful tips such as:
"If an image has been emailed, chances are good the email application compressed the image prior to sending it. This means the image will not turn out well if printed."


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US Bus Utah provides a hop on, hop off bus touring system for those visiting Salt Lake City. The US Bus sightseeing tour of SLC will take you to many famous landmarks such as: Temple Square, the State Capitol, a state-of-the-art library, Liberty Park, University of Utah, and more. Also, relax and enjoy a top-notch dining experience with the best restaurants in Salt Lake City. Our goal at hop on, hop off bus Utah is to make your vacation a memorable, so join us for the best sightseeing bus tour in Utah!
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With the Visit Salt Lake Connect Pass, you don't have to pick and choose. For one low price, you get admission to the city's best attractions using secure and convenient mobile tickets. You also have the option to combine it with a US Bus Daily Scenic Tour Pass. Plus, you get to take advantage of exclusive perks and discounts.
Below we've listed all the great places you can visit with a Visit Salt Lake Connect Pass on US Bus Tour.
Heritage Park
Step back in time and experience the FUN of the Old West. Visit the historic Village with over 50 homes or trades, ride trains, ponies and Big Red, the vintage fire engine. Pan for gold, spin and card wool, pet farm animals and make "take-home" crafts. We accept Connect Pass!
Utah Museum of Fine Arts
Explore 5,000 years of human creativity at the UMFA! Make meaningful connections with art from around the world, enjoy family-friendly activities, and grab a bite to eat in The Museum Cafe. Through September 16, 2012, the UMFA will present Speed: The Art of the Performance Automobile, an exhibition of 19 world-class race cars. The UMFA is a Connect Pass venue, but admission to Speed is sold separately. Closed Mondays.
Discovery Gateway children's museum
Discovery Gateway children's museum is a contemporary discovery center offering 60,000 square feet of interactive, hands-on fun. The engaging workshops, programs, and exhibits invite the whole family to create, learn, and play together. It is the mission of Discovery Gateway to inspire children of all ages to imagine, discover, and connect with their world to make a difference. Discovery Gateway is a Visit Salt Lake Connect Pass attraction.
Discovery Gateway children's museum
Downtown Salt Lake City
444 West 100 South
The Leonardo
The Leonardo is a first-of-its-kind contemporary museum that connects science, technology and creativity in an interactive and engaging environment. The Leonardo features a continual rotation of innovative exhibits and hosts major traveling shows as well. Learn more at theleonardo.org . Connect Pass accepted.


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I saw the pic that you put in the post about the guy with water in his carb. Where is that at? Big Bear? I've never done riding in that sort of terrain and would love to try it some time. I'm used to desert scenery and tracks. I do get in some tight riding out in really narrow canyons at the desert but nothing like the stuff in Big Bear that we go Jeeping in. Is that just Green Sticker area or what? Let me know when you plan on going out riding again. I'd love to meet up with you. BTW I'm still living in San Diego. The commute to Irvine hasn't killed me yet.
When in doubt, GAS IT!


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"Feline Fatale" was a bit of a struggle, I'm no expert at system skirts and I usually wont make my ass smaller to wear one, but this is a hot little retro cheetah dress. Feel all Ginger Grant-ish in this slinky smexy animal print strapless sheath. Included are a black velvet corset to wear with the pants or skirt and black and lace pedal pushers. I'm so diggin on the ears and tail lately, can you tell? Mine came from Atomic Kitty and I definitely recommend them.
Chaps for Guys..."Crash" for chicks has been a great seller. who'd have thought everyone would want latex chaps so badly. So I put a guy set together. This one includes three versions of the pants. A chaps and jeans pant later, just jeans and just chaps -winks- we all wanna see the cookies boys. Also included are two sheer shirts. A skully long sleeved mesh shirt and a sheer wifebeater in black.
I was in an down mood & put together this VERY Emo set. Five long sleeved striped tees, a pretty narrow prim black lace skirt in a couple versions with leggings and without, the leggings separate on pant and underwear layer so you can wear tatts with them and scrunched black ankle socks. Curl up in a corner and pout or cry or sing sad lonesome Cure love songs wearing Meh....
"DECAY" is hot edgy and inspired by the film Doomsday. It's a shredded halter top with neat straps in back and a very very short prim skirt with ripped fabric. Included are fishnet gloves, torn fishnet shirt and ripped fishnet stockings. The amazingly hot hair and rusted wings and skeletal accessories in the ad are from Philotic Energy.
I've been wanting to make these sexy punk halters for awhile. A cheetah back and hourglass front with a cute devil kitten image surrounded by flames, matching skirt and belt without glitchpants, I threw in the black string panties just for safety, but you don't have to wear em -winks- "Devil Kitty" is five outfits in one and I wear the tops with other jeans and shorts. It's such a fun set and makes you wanna pull out the hot lil cat ears and tail even if you're not neko BAD BAD kitty..
Ok one more thing for the guys...you don't have to bowl to wear a very sexy and comfy bowling shirt. I think of Vince Vaughn when I see this so it's called "Swinger". Very cool...3 bowling shirts. A Misfit Shirt, Medic Shirt and a Red Hot Martin shirt all in black of course. I threw in a wifebeater that says "I'd rather be snorting cocaine off a hooker's ass" and some hot black knit slacks. Also included are a pair of tortoiseshell shades. Very slick...
Ok One post down and a few more to go to catch up! But I'm back on the horse...figuratively of course!


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Sorry I haven't done some stuff in a while. I have been busy with school work. But now it is the weekend so you will be have much more posts!! Anyway back to the fire elf!!
She wants revenge on her creator and inhaled the fire that blew up his lab. She became an elf from living in the woods and sleeping in trees. It eventually "grew" on her. I'm sorry.
Can start fires with her eyes.
Design #8 by Millie


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Dark Cosmology Centre > DARK News > 2009 > Article by Justyn R. M...
23 March 2009
Article by Justyn R. Maund
The origin of supernovae confirmed
Where do supernovae come from? Astronomers have long believed they were exploding stars, but by analysing a series of images, researchers from the Dark Cosmology Centre at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen and from Queens University, Belfast have proven that two dying red supergiant stars produced supernovae. The results are published in the prestigious scientific journal, Science.
You can find the articles here:
- The origin of supernovae confirmed
- Disappearing Supernovae Stars
- Supernovaers oprindelse kortlagt


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Crazy movie about a guy who falls in love with his computer's operating system. Joaquin Phoenix does a great job as an introvert going through the painful/depressing process of separating from his wife while trying to deal with the "feelings" he is developing for the latest technology available: an artificially intelligent OS very competently played (voiced) by [CENSORED].
Mike's verdict:
Jesse got lazy with his overview of this one – probably because Brad Pitt isn't in it – but I happen to know he liked Her a lot more than the above suggests. He definitely thought the artificial intelligence was portrayed more than just 'competently', and he went on a lengthy tangent about how Phoenix's acting may or may not be affected by the untimely death of his brother.
In any case, Jesse and I agree that this film was fantastic. Whoever wrote the IMDB blurb did the film a real disservice because it sounds like Her is either a ridiculous comedy that should be staring Ben Stiller, or a geeky sci-fi flick about computers. It's not either of those.
Her is primarily about people: how we define who and what is a person, and how we understand our connections to others. I expected that the human-computer interactions would be awkward or cheesy, but in fact they are all very natural. Spike Jonze chose to have the artificial intelligence act 'normally', so you can't tell the difference between a conversation with a computer and a conversation with a live person using a telephone. Perhaps I've just grown accustomed to our ever-connected environment, but to me most of the movie felt like Phoenix's character was just in a long-distance relationship. The futuristic technology is so familiar that it never seemed like much of a stretch from what we have today; the electronic interaction never seemed out of place.
Of course there are major differences in how 'meat' people and virtual people see the world and that is explored brilliantly. Jesse thinks this is a story about how individual expectations based on initial impulses can turn terribly wrong when they're allowed to develop in the imperfect, often irrational, mind. He sees the film from the 'meat' point of view, essentially limiting the computer to a fancy imitation of a person. He thinks Phoenix's character tricked himself into believing a computer could be a person and then learned from his experiences. Looking at it that way, our 'meat' protagonist is not just the focus but the only concern.
For me that is only part of what this film is trying to say. I don't think we are supposed to make a distinction between the 'meat' people and the virtual people – they're all people, and there are actually two equal leading roles. The key is that the two main characters have different desires, view points and intentions based on their environment and abilities. Exactly like the world we live in today.
Overall, Her is a great film. The writing (there are some super awkward moments!), the music, the cinematography, the acting; everything is spot on.
One last note: I censored Jesse's bit about the actor who voices the computer. She does an incredible job given the difficulty of expressing the character without body language, but you're better off not knowing who the voice belongs to if you don't already know. By the time I got around to starting the movie I had forgotten who the actor was. The voice was so familiar though that I couldn't help but look it up halfway, and I immediately regretted it. Once you know who it is, you'll only be able to picture her and it changes the movie.


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5:30 am my starts to go off, we are preparing for travel to Tuzla and then Srebrenica. I know this is going to be a difficult trip but I am eager to meet Hasan and the infamous Saliha.
Beginning in Tuzla, we meet the bad-ass Dragana, a forensic anthropologist who is bringing peace to thousands of families who lost loved ones to the war. She uses a DNA test to identify bones and help those families bury them. The room where the bones lay in purgatory, smells of dried blood and sweat. Dragana explains the lack of funding necessary to properly ventilate the room. It was unsettling.
Later that evening, we arive at Saliha's. She greets us with warmth beaming from her face which was wrapped in a yellow headscarf. I can see the years of hurt in the wrinkles of her face. Yet she loves so clearly still. I begin to understand just how meaningful it is to her that we are there, taking up space, praising her beautiful garden, eating, and listening to her story. Saliha's home is located on the boarder of Serbia, and when the war began, the Serbian forces set to destroy her town. When the attacks started, her family retreated to the forest behind her home. She explains that she could not fathom the war. She could not conceive the horrors that lay ahead for her family. She reflects on times before the war, telling us that she had such a lovely life. Simple, filled with love for her husband and sons. This is incredibly painful for me. I think about my own father and brother. I cant imagine being separated from them, I cant imagine my strong father succumbing to those horrors, or my brother being among the thousands of men taken to execution sites and shot as if their lives were meaningless. Tears begin to swell and my heart breaks for Saliha. She is lonely. She is so incredibly lonely. Waiting for her family that will never come back to her. Living because she has to. She aches to be reunited with them, in heaven. When we leave, she begins to cry. She waves to us and it takes everything in me to keep it together. Knowing she's going to bed in an empty house once again.
A mother should never have to bury her child. But they do, all the time.


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Colocasia 'Big Dipper' In The Rain
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This is a video of Colcoasia 'Big Dipper that I just took today during a nice rain storm(Fianlly! It rained!). The video may not be the best quality because I took it with my cell phone.
The video shows how the leaves fill with water and then dump out the rain water. They are really fun to watch when it does rain. This Elephant Ear is suppose to be hardy to zone 6.