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Daily picayune., 1908-10-31

the appraisement of the peniten- tiary property with the secreta- ry of the penitentiary board yes- terday. The report shows the total valuation is $372, ITO, 25. as follows: Old penltentiary, $l4, 113.01, Big Rock camp $1, 1,004 IT., Fl Dorado camp $893. 15, Maben camp $1.103.9 99, Hazen camp $949.88, Dermett camp $366. 89, Brick Yard camp S82, 9l0.71, electric light plant $5. 229, state farm $l30, COO, state farm lm- proVements $25. 900. 20.
 The appraisement of the peni- tentiary property last yelr showed that 1t WIS worth $3s6, 280. 20. According to this years appraisemen;, the valuation shows an increase of $15, 8S9- .85.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
NO POLL TAX
 RECEIPT REQUIRED
State Board of Election Commissioners Say Poll
 Tax Not Necessary.

Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 30.- There will be no poll tax re- ceipts required by any voter in the state next Tuesday in the general election. He may vote without a ny question as to whether or not he has a receipt showing that he had paid his poll tax for the preceding year or for any other year.
 This was the conclusion reach ed as the result of conferences held yesterday afternoon and this morning among prominent Democrats, and particul a rl y among the members of the state election board, who decided to issue an open letter to all the election judges in the state, re- questing them to make TO such requirements on election day and furthermore advising them to erase from the list of instructions sent out by the board the pro- vision referring to the poll tax receipt.
 The gravity Of the situation. resulting from possible contests, was regarded as too great to ad- init of any possible basis for con- test. As the board of election commissioners say in concluding their letter to the judges: 1Noth- ing should be done that can be used as a basis for contest be- fore a Republican House of Rep
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
NO LEEvEE TAX IN HAMPSTEAD co.

By an oversight of the board of directors of Hampstead Coun- ty Levee District, No. 1, the property owners in the district will uot be required to pay any leevee tax next year. the board having failed to notify the Hampstead County Quorum Court of the per cent of tax to be levied.
 This is the opinion rendered terday by Attorney General w. F. Kirby in response to a re- quest froW County Judge w. A.. Bryant for his construction of the law. The attorney-gensral holds that when the levying cour adjourns after levying the annual taxes 1t cannot be recon vened by the county judge nor the county court, nor any other power except the legislature.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
MACK CHARGES
 A SELL OUT
Standard Oil to Support Taft $2, 000,000 to be
 Used For Bribery.

New York, Oct. 30. Charges were made today by Norman Mack, chairman of the Demo- cratic National Committee, that the declaration of Rockefeller for Taft for President is the re- suit of deal between the Re- publican National Committee and the Standard Oil interests where by National Chairman Hitchcock received a large contribution and Rockefeller promises. MT. Mack said that undoubtedly the $29,- GOO, GOO fine of the Standard Oil Company will be fixed up in the event of Taft's election as a part of the bargain.
 Mack declared that he has learned the Republican Nationa Committee has-a campaign funo Of $3, 000,000 and that of this sum $2.000,00G is being used fol the purposes of coercion and bribery. The national chairman said further that $2,000,O00 oi the Republican campaign funds has been sent into Indiana, and more than that sum has beer sent into Ohio.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31

much? Everybody cordially in- vited to hear or help us investi- gate this subject.
 Burter Britt, Leader.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
EOTARIES COMMISSIONED

The following notarial com missions were issued yesterday by the secretaIy of state; Jas. Bond, Ft. Smith; R. B. Doris of Ravannna, s. E. Mabrey of Elberta, c. F. Weast of Yell vile, Joe L. Lloyd of Magazine, J. q. McGill of Batesville. w. K. Barham of Boughton.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31

Mrs. w. R. Steed is Little Rock visitor.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
resentatiVeS. v

resentatives. "
 While the state courts have never questioned the amendment as passed by the legislature, and while it has been generally re- garded in the state elections as valid; yet, in view of the decision of Judge Trieber, with reference to it's validity.it has been thought wise to withdraw all objection to the privilege of voting in the presidential and congressional election, so far as the poll tax qualification is concerned.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
DEBS IN WISCONSIN

Chicago, Oct, 30. -Cheered by a crowd of his followers, Eugene Debs, the Socialist can didate for President, left on the red special' today for a tour of Wisconsin. On his way he is scheduled to speak in Woodstock, III. It was in Woodstock jail Debs was confined after the American Railway Union strike. Debs is expected to arrive in Chicago at noon Sunday to take part in street demonstration.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
THE BEREAN BIBLE CLASS

Will meet at the Woodmen
 Hall tomorrow at 3 D. m. Sub- ject. The covenent made with David" What is it? This (the covenant is all my salva- tion and al my desire" "-David: 2 Samuel y3:5. Can you say as
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
JAPANESE INQUIRIES.

Gov. Pindall yesterday receiv- ed a request from a member of the Japanese legation at Wash ington for a copy of the consti- tuition of Arkansas. Secretary Paul Little sent to the Japanese representative a copy of the sec retarv of states reportss which contains the constitution of the State.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Bible School at 10 9. m. Preaching at II a. m. Subject, :" eed of vision. Preaching at 7:30 D. m. Subject, Tine Two Masters. y Everybody tor- dially invited to attend.
 F. A. Highsmith, Pastor.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
METHODIST CHURCH

Preaching morning and ever ing. Sunday School at the t usu- al hour led by B. H. Logan. Practical application of the les son by R. s. Stevens. Everybo- dy invited.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31

Thereis q charm about the old s .uth that can be found no- where else in the world-its beautiful gracious women, it's chivalrous men, it's quaint songs and folklore stories make it seem like a land of delight to all lovers of romrnce. Softened and subdued by a langourous climate, combine to produce an indescribable charm that has been handed down as a priceless heritage to the Southern people of today. Those who see the Sweetest Girl in Dixie" at the opera honse next Tuesday night, November 8, will recognize in characters a likeness to the peo- pie of the real south never be- fore seen in the play.
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
PtRlTENTIARY ADVERTISEMENT

T. J. Flippin of Marion county E. ], Stevens of Union county, Board of Appraisers of the pen itentiary, filed their report of
Daily picayune., 1908-10-31
BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning subject. Seven Scriptural Impossibilities. Ev- ening subject, Complete or Symmetrical Salvation.
 L. M. Keeling, Pastor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
TO-day's Market Prices.
News

S' q ~as-- '- -s.,A'.
Mrs. Ed. Quistgaard left yesterday
for Grand Forks to make a visit.
Mrs. John T.. Hunter went to
Maple Lake yesterday to spend day
or two.
Walter Meleaard left Tuesday for
Alexandria to visit with Mathew
Tindall. his former schoolmate.
WANTED: Carpenters for outside
work. Apply to William Neumann.
Warren, Mimi.
Miss Bella Green came down from
Stephen last Saturday and spent a
few days in the city visiting friends.
The Misses Ella and Ebba Lund-
gren drove to Alvarado Tuesday
morning returning home in the eve
ming.
Miss Emma Swanson left Sunday
evening for Alexandria and Mime
apolis. where she will visit for few
weeks.
Miss Hanna Munson. cashier in
the Taralseth store. Is enjoying a
short vacation. part of which she
spent at Maple Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson and
daughter. Maxine, left last Sunday
evening for visit at the Twin cities
and at Mr.. Johnson's parental home
near Red Wing.
WANTED: Men and teams to
work on state highway near Argyle.
Gottfrid Erickson,
3tp =. Contractor.
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Horses for sale. John Wolberg.
AlvaradO, MINI.

AA4VoA 0uOs WILL. .-,
Miss Estelle Grindeland returned
Tuesday from visit at Crookston.
Albert Swanson, of Excel, is over
and will try his hand at thrashing in
this vicinity for few weeks.
: Misses Hilda and Ellen Loft, OF
Pelan. came Tuesday for a visit with
their sister. Mrs. F. G. Stromgren.
Mrs. Jacob Loft. of Karlstad. who
has been receiving medical treat.
ment at the hospital. returned tc
her home on Monday.
Licenses to wed have been issued
to Orvide N. Moreau and Josephine
NJ. Proulx Per E. Kvekstad and
Karen Siljuberg.
Master Paul Loft. who has been
visiting at the F. G.. Stromgren
home for a short time left for his
home at Karlstad on Friday last.
FOR SALE: A nearly new Smith
Premier type writer, at the Golden
Rule store.
The Misses Agnes Johnson and
Lena Nyland went to Make Lake
last Saturday to spend a few days at
the TaraIseth cottage.
Mrs. Anthem Holmes. and her two
sons, of St. Paul, visited yesterday
at the home of P. B. Malberg, to
whom they are related.
Rev. F.. Hanson, who has been the
pastor of the Lutheran Synod church
of this city during the past two
years. has accepted a call to Forest
City. Iowa. and will leave for his
new field of labor some time In
October.
Mrs. T.. ]. Desines. and her two
children. Ruth and Neil. of Chicago.
came last Saturday to visit for two
or three weeks at the home of J. II.
Macarthur. Mrs. Desines is sister
of Mrs. Macarthur.
FOR SALE: One good second
hand Buffalo Pitts complete thrash.
ing outfit. Andrew Ostrand.
r. f. D. No. 2. warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20

s. Hilliboe. made business trip
to Larimore. N. D. Yesterday.
Mrs. Nike Holm. and two children.
OF Roseau. arrived this morning for
visit.
lnRolt Grindeland. Alvin Mattson,
Carl Frankson and Harold Swanson
left Monday for the eastern part Of
the county to camp in some secluded
and charming spot for a week or
two.
a train Of eleven cars filled with
laboreres went north this morning.
They said thev were laborers for the
Canadian wheat fields. but NAV have
been strike breakers imported by the
Canadian Pacific r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hilliboe return.
ed Saturday from West Hope. N. D.,
where they had been to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Theodore Strand.
wife of Mrs. Hilliboe's brother.
Deceased was young woman,
married about year ago.
I A. n. Eckstrom and Miss Bertha
Frost are to be united In marriage
today at Moorhead. The bride has
been a teacher In the public schools
OF this city during the past two
years and the groom is a rising young
lawyer of this city. A host of friends
extend congratulations.
A repair train on the Great North
ern was here Yesterday repairing all
the box cars found in the yard.
Nineteen cars we're thus overhauled
and tested. This is new plan of
the railroad to save money. Instead
Of hauling the cars to distant re-
pair shop. the repair shop comes to
the cars.
Mrs. John Lindberg entertained a
humber of young people last Tues
day evening In honor of her guest.
Miss Florence Lundquist. Of Mime
apo]is. The rooms were tastefully
decorated with drapings of red and
white crepe paper. sweet peas and
asparagus. A delicious luncheon
was served at dainty decorated
tables. Games and music contribute
ed to the enjoyment of the occasion.
Chas. r. Amundson. the we'll
known store keeper at Bigwoods. is
In the city TODAY. At the earnest
solicitation of many friends he has
filed as candidate for county commits
sioner In the End district. He came
to the county about twelve years
ago and was for about five years en-
gagged in teaching school. During
the past eight years he has conduct
ed a store at Bigwoods. He is a
man of good education and business
experience and will make a good
commissioner it chosen for that
| office. sa. -
f.. DagOberg. the old reliable
county treasurer. has filed for re-
nomination on the republican ticket.
He is so we'll liked by the tax payers
of the county for his accuracy and
promptness in attending to the
duties of the Office and for his uni
orm courtesy that he will be a very
formidable candidate for the place.
as his own successor.
Already the DAYS are beginning to
grow shorter and the evenings long.
er, but think of the long evenings
during the winter. Have you decid.
ed what to do? Will you waste all Of
this precious time? Why not decide
to take up course in North Stal
College, when your evenings can b<
devoted to study and self culture
A course of study in any Of the de-
partments of the school will make
more of man or woman of vol
than anything else will or can.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
Mission Church of Viking.
Werner Drotts, Pastor.

werner Dr0GtS, faSLCI.
Services will be held next Sunday
In q. Westman's school house. town
of West Valley. at 2 p. ~. All are
welcome.
REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED
We want ! representative to handle
Ford automobiles In Warren.
Minnesota. and vicinity. Live
hustler with Of without previous
experience, can easily clear 5000. 90
ia season. Write with references at
once. Ford Motor Company,
Dept. q.
Detroit, Michigan.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
Scandinavian M. T..
Rev. G.. J. Rynning. Pastor.

Rev. Q. J. Kynn1n8, FasuUr.
Next Sunday morning services at
1920 a. M, and evening services at
8 o. M. Conducted by Mr.. B. 2.
Heiberg, from Crookston. All are
cordially invited!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
Methodist Episcopal.
a. "A. Myers. Pastor.

There will be services next Sun
day morning and evening. The
pastor will give two historical
sermons with religious applications.
All are welcome.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
Lutheran Synod.
Rev. r.. Hanson, Pastor.

Services will be held next Sunday
as follows: Halvor. at IL q. 10.
u arren at 8 D. M, in the English
language. All are welcome.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-20
The Churches.
Swedish Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran.
Rev. E. o. Chelgren, Pastor.
Services will be held in the Vega
church next Sunday at 1870 a. NJ.
Services in Warren church at 8
O'Clock b. m.
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The Spaulding farm also commenced
threshing on Tuesday. and we saw a
some wheat this morning that tested
81 lbs. to the bushel and very fine
quality. Not enough has been
threshed yet to Judge the average
yield. but it is fair to state that It
promises we'll. Indeed. this is the
year when the Red River Valley
farmer will be on top. II the wealth
re continues as favorable as now the
threshing will be practically all done
before Sept. 10th.a the tanners can
devote the rest Of the fall to blowing
and politics.
A dancing party was given Tues
dag evening at the Opera House as a
farewell to some of the High School
graduates, who are soon to leave to
continue their studies at different
Normals Of the state.
The girls had decorated the hall
very tastefully with asparagus and
sweet peas and 3 large bunch OF
golden glow decorated the front Of
the hall. Music was furnished by
the Boys Orchestra and Miss EVELYN
Grindeland. Misses Laura Powell
and Ebba Lundgren served punch and
waters from dainty set table IL
one corner Of the hall and the oppo-
site corner was arranged as q coy
corner. Fines collected by chaper.
ones SOC. but refunded on the party
showing his good intentions the rest
OF the evening. For the benefit o.
the young men who have been il
Tour city but short time.
member Of the party suggests that
&c Is customary for the gentlemen <
see that al the young ladies q,
escorted home and not to leave thi
for the chaperones. word q
1.-THE wise Is sufBc ient. /,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12
, GET COPPER PROPERTY.

Frank Armstrong, Charles Cornell, Ed Grindeli and others have secured a copper property fin the vicinity or Courtland which Sney propose to ex- anime carefully and if 1t is found to be as represented. it is their purpose to start development work. Mir. Con nell is going in a sew days to see the property which is owned by George Cottrell.
 Cottrell left today with some sup plies and will at once arrange a camp on the property. dr. Cottrell invited the Douglas men to join him in the development of his property which ne has held for sometime.
 Information coming from that sec tion almost daily is to the effect that the work being done by the Great Western and the c. & A. continues to be of the most promising charac- ter. The Great Western is taking out good ore and piling it on the dump until such time as the company sees f. 10 send it to the smelters.
 The Copper Queen company has taken a bond on the Casey group of copper mines near Courtland and be- sides have secured other properties in the vicinity.-Douglas Information aIAmerican.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12
TARIFF HEARING ON
 BARYTES CONFUSING
Democrats For Higher Duty and Republicans Against
 Protective Rate.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Demo- critic members of the house commit tee on ways and means fayoring sil increase in the rate of duty, and the Republican members assuming an at- titude against the protective rate oil barytes, an article listed in schedule A of the tariff, was the unusual situa- tion which developed at today's hear ing before the committee.
 Former Representatives A. G. Mel son, M. E. Rhoades, s. NJ Evans, ol North Carolina, and Charles J. Staples, of Buffalo, spoke In favor ol increasing the duty on crude barytes, and when MT. Evans took up the argu- ment, speaking of the barytes deposits in North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee, members of the ways and means committee became inter- ested.
 Hearing on the proposed revision as affecting the schedule on chemicals, oils and paints, was completed a o'clock and tomorrow the hearing on schedule H, covering spirits, wines and other beverages will be begun.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12
SEVEN CONNECTS PARooNED

PHOENIX, NOV. 11.-Governor Kib- bey has extended executive clemency to six Mexicans and one American convict who have been working on the new prison at Florence. This i in accordance with the rule made to allow each prisoner who does good work on the prison, one day of credit OF his sentence for each days work done. This is in addition to the usual good conduct credits given under ordi- nary sentences. When the time ap- breaches for any convict worker s time to expire the governor grants a communication to the amount of the goodtime earned. The men wno re- ceiyed his favor on Saturday are as follows:
 Eusibio Arbiso. sentenced from Graham county, to he released No vember 6; Victor Pima, sentenced from Graham county, to be released November 9; Matildo Campos, sen fenced from Pima county, to be -| leased November 14: Justo SolitZ, sen fenced frUm Pinal county, to be re leased November Is; Miguel Beyando sentenced from Santa Cruz county, to be released November IT; Bert E. liott, sentepc,d from Coconino county to be released November 19; Madisto Ramirez, sentenced from Cochise county, tu be released November 27
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12
WANTS BALLOON IN TUCSON

TUCSON, Ariz.. Nov. 11.-Emanuel DTachman last nigght sent an agent to Phoenix to confer with Knabenshue in regard to a proposition to have the great airship man bring his flying ma chine to Tucson at the close of the territorial fair. It Is the plan of the local theatrical man to have the in ventor bring both his airship and captive balloon to Tucson and show at Elysian Grove immediately after the fair is closed.
 Should the plan prove successful and satisfactory arrangements be made, John Beck, who knows this country as well as the birds that fly over it, will leave Tucson Friday night for Phoenix and come over with the airship, acting as pilot all the way, as the expense of taking the flying machine apart and putting 1t together again would be too great to warrant it's being brought to this city In parts. Consequently John Beck will accom- pany the inventor on his 130 mile overhead journey fIom the capitol city to the Old Pueblo.
 Many Tucsonans have been unable to go to Phoenix or account of pres sure of business and yet they are very anxious to have look at the airship and the plan will meet with the favor of the public of Tucson in general and while the motorists who made tie trip over to Phoenix yesterday morning in their cars are speeding homeward, the great Knabenshue airship will be sailing overhead on Its 1 flight to Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-12
MEDICAL MEN OF SOUTH.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 11.-A large number of physicians and surgeons, from various quarters of the South, and several distinguished medical men from other parts of the country, were here today to attend the open meeting of the annual convention of the South ern Medical Association. The con- vention will be in session three days, and long and interesting program of papers, addresses and discussions, treating of topics of interest to the medical profession, has been prepar- ed. Dr. B. L. Wyman, of Birmingham, is president of the association, and Ine secretary Is Dr. Oscar Bowling, of Shreveport.