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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-02

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Pennington News, publishing ofncki ballnt. etc .
Mex Stephens. Treas training school for boys,
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W. T. Halle Treas. "a Criminal Cost e." bills,
Lead Belt Printing Co. publishing official ballot
J J. CroEn, Sheriff. roryo,s TO- election, ctr,
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-06-02
GRAND G. PETIT JURY FUND.

To haanc" cash hand Mar. LIST 1909 $ 1912
amount from county rr, i>c 1909 1855
TDnl -tCeU-N l2 POS
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21
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METHODIST CHURCH.


Sunday chool next Sunday 4 o a m
Preaching service ~ a. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday p. m.
The Sunday school continues Rto
grow. Last Sunday thereorwere 96
present. Let us make il 100 next
Sunday. Three new classes We're
organized last Sunday with a large
enrolment. One was the men S
Bible class, another the women S
class. other classes are to be formed
next Sunday
A large and appreciative congrega-
ton was present last Sunday at the
church services. Eight members were
taken. into the church. The church.
has three times the number of mem
bers than it, had eight months ago,
and there are several more to come
in next Sunday. May this church be
mighty force in the kingdom for
righteousness
An invitation is extended to all
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. =

Rev. Charles e. Mason, Pastor

Rev. Charles E. Mason Pastor.
Preaching services Sunday at IL
a. m and s p. m. Regular choir and
boys chorus.
Mrs. John Morton sang a pleasing
solo last Sunday forenoon, and the
boys, with cornet by Mr.. Robertson
and organ by Mrs. Stewart. gave a
very creditable special in the evening
The Sunday school IS at 1910
noon, and the Endeavor at Z p. M.
the Juniors at 4 D. m. Both are
missionary meetings.
The Baptist young people met with
the Endeayor Sunday evening. the
attendance was large and the service
interesting.
Prayer and praise meeting We'd
nesday evening at 8 O'Clock. The
choir meets at o'clock, and the boys
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

The reelection of j ID. Whitson
as a member of the school board on
Saturday last is a wen deserved en-
dorsement of a faithful official The
position of school director is a thank
less one at best, and those who give
their time and attention to this inn
portant work are public spirited to
the last degree and deserving of the
thanks of all those who are inter
ested in the welfare Of our schools.
The Mountain Home district is par
ticularly fortunate in having such
representative citizens on its school
board. The work of the board is re-
Elected in the personel Of the teaching
corps and the high state Of efficiency
OF the public schools. which take rank
with any in the state OF Idaho.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

Monday and Saturday evenings.
The ladies aid meets Thurdays at
2:3O. the three sections this week
with Mesdames Caldwell. Harmon and
Wheeler
The annual meeting of the Sunday
school was held Tuesday evening and
officers elected. o. e. Norell, pre-
viously elected by the church, SUI
perintendent; Mrs. j. F.. LOFTY
assistant superintendent; J NJ. owen,
'secretary; Nellie Lu Eaton, treas
urer: Lena Ross, librarian; LaVere
Bell, organist; Mrs. C. Z. Mason, SUI
perintendent of primary department;
Miss Emma Bunk. auditor; Rev. c..
E Mason. purchasing agent. Reports
showed all bills paid at the end of
the year. The attendance. offerings
and benevolences have been the larg-
est in the history of the school. The
home department is organized accord
ling to the modern movement and
meets quarterly.
The Junior Endeavor met Tuesday
after school and elected semi-annual
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

Colonel Roosevelt has shown his
courage by tracking the lion in his
lair, but who viii gainsay the fact
that President Taft has shown far
greater heroism in his assault upon
the feminine citadel? The storied
tales Of how the Spartan youth came
home with his shield, or on it, under
the admonition Of his mother, pale
into significance beside the presi-
dents calm statement to the suffra-
gettes that he questioned woman's
intelligent use Of the ballot And
when they Kissed him, he smiled and
came back with the retort courteous.
which was another indication of his
courage.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21
GOOD ROADS PARAMOUNT.

At the risk of resting under the
accusation that it opposes progress,
the Maverick is going to enter a
protest against bonding the county
for the purpose of erecting a new
court house While it is true that the
present county buildings are far from
being prepossessing in appearance,
the fact remains that they are still
adequate for the transaction of the
cOunty's business. and until such
time as sufficient lands have gone to
patent as TO materially increase the
tax ron and the valuation of property
for bonding purposes. this burden
should not be put on the tax payers.
A substantial county building is
assuredly something to be desired,
and E1more county will have one
when the time is ripe. but the mis-
take of overestimating our resources
az this time should not be made.
Of far greater Importance to the
entire county is the construction and
Improvement Of roads Nothing will
tend so materially to develop the
county and it's principal towns as
good roads, passable at all seasons
of the year. Mountain Home is par
ticuiarly fortunate in its location as
the distributing point for a vast area
Of stock and mining territory and
with good roads leading in all direc-
tions, its trade and the wealth of
the county would be enhanced to
such an extent that a new court house
and other improvements would follow
as a matter Of course. Good roads
viii do more for community than
handsome public buildings Roads
are the arteries that feed the muni-
cipal body-and they are of para
mount Importance where other means
Of transportation are so limited as in
Elmore county and all of southern
idaho If bonds are to be issued,
JET them be for the construction of
roads. and this movement should
have the support of every tax payer
in the county
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

What a howl would go up if news
papers were to criticize individuals
as fully as many individuals criticize
the newspapers. Every issue of a
live and reputable newspaper is a
mantle Of charity, and the matter left
out-truth. not mere gossip-would
more than equal in volume that pub
lished. If an editor should get out
a cold fact edition of his paper some
day and then get up in a tree and
watch the result But there are no
trees in this neighborhood. so we
will continue along present lines
Exchange.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

Daisy. Mrs Thornton's servant ....
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Georgia Kaler
The proceeds will be used for
identifying the cemetery, and a neat
sum was realized for the purpose.
The Sub Rosa club gave the play and
will have charge of the funds re-
ceived for the cemetery
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

The school election last Saturday
afternoon passed off very quietly and
only a comparatively few votes cast.
Our citizens seem perfectly satisfied
with the present board and its man
arement and showed little inclination
to step in ard interfere with its work
Sings.
Judge Manion refused to allow his
tickets to be used for the election
when ne learned that Mr.. Whitson
was a candidate for reelection. thus
leaving practically the one candidate
10 be voted on In talking with the
judge we were told that he did not
want the office and would not run
providing any other candidate could
De secured, but in case no other well
qualified candidate would take the
Office and the people elected him, he
felt If his duty to serve.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

One Deering mower, one Deering
rake fused only one year,, one
double set of harness, in good shape.
Cheap at my place if taken at once.
Call up on Phone AZ or write to
M. e. LEONHART,
Mountain Home, Idaho
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

a superstitions subscriber who
found a spider in his paper, wants to
know if it is considered a bad omen.
Nothing of the kind. The spider was
Just looking over the columns Of the
paper 10 see what merchants were not
advertising so that it could spin its
web across his store door and be free
from disturbance. Exchange
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21

officers: Leo Spring. president;
Esther Longfellow. vice PRESIDENT;
Anna Gray. secretary; Maud McWat-
ers, treasurer. The committees Will
be chosen soon.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-04-21
THE PLAY WAS GOOD.
Large Crowd Attends the Production
Given by Home Talent Cast.

Given by Home Talent CAST
THE Deacon" as given by a home
talent cast at the opera house last
Tuesday evening was well attended
by packed house. The play was
thoroughly good all the way through
and pleased the crowd. which APP
plauded literally. The cast was as
follows
Deacon Thornton, Mrs Thornton's
brother-in-law. e.. Truxton Talbot
George Graef. Mrs. Thornton's
nephew. ..........D Don Rogers
George Darrah. alias Matt Wheeler
Observation-Disclosures. VIII Hronek
James Reed. a friend of Darrah's
Parson Brownlow; Pedro. an
organ grinder Ralph Johnson
Pete Mrs Thornton s servant. .,..
..-..--.... ......... Louis Olsen
Bill, the Deacon's boy Joe Kelley
Mrs Thornton. e.. .... Mrs. l.. Evans.
Helen, her daughter ...........
.......... Miss Julia Johnson
Miss Amelia Fawcett, Mrs. Thorn
toms maiden sister ...........
............. Miss Mary Cupp
Mrs. Darrah, George Darrah's wife
........... Miss Mabel Gear
Nellie, her child. Miss Mary Evans
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
DIVORCE ANNULLED
BECAUSE OF FRAUD
Counselman's Marriage to
Chicago Society Girl Held
Void by Courts.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-Chicago society
experienced a sensaftrI when Judge
Chetlain set aside the 5ivor,e secured
several months ago b. Wills ". Coun-
seiman, a wealthy brofcer from hts in
sane wife, on the ground that the decree
had been secured by fraud
BY rendering this dscifiOn me court
invalidated the marriage sntere-l into by
Counselman and Miss Cara French, a
society girl, within a week after the
original divorce decree was granted
Mrs COunselman, No ?, again becomes
Miss French, and viii return 70 the
home Of her father
Judge ChetIain was unsparfng IN his
announcement Of Counselman's alleged
deception. He also refused 10 regard
the plea OF Counselrnan's attorney TO
consider the position OF Mrs Counsel
man. No. 2. who was an innocent
party"
Judge ChetlaIn declared Mrs. Corn-
selman, No 2. was not an innocent
party, that she knowingly violated the
courts order. and that she knew Coun-
seinlan had deceived the court in get
ting his original divorce Judge Chef
lain declared CoUnselman wiufuIIv de-
ceived the court when ne failed TO state
during the divorce hearing that his first
wife was insane.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
ALIENATION SUIT
ATTRACTS CROWDS
Man Mentioned In Divorce
Suit Now Sued for Dam
ages In Wheeling.

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan Is.-The
suit OF Harry Schmidt against Frank
Miller for $1,000 damages for alleged
alienation Of his wife-s affections was
called 1or trial today. It grows out Of
the Schnnits' divorce case, which re-
Gently shocked society
Miss Marie DrummOud came 10
Wheeling from ClarksbUrg, ". Va and
applied ar a department store, Of which
schmidt was manager for a position
In three months she was married 10
Mr. schmidt.
Within four months after the mar
rage Schmidt fled suit for divorce. IN
his petition the husband named only
Miller The vie filed a counter petition
and askez fo= alimony. but her petition
was dismissed. and the divorce was
granted the husband
AR. Schmidt in his damage suit will
introduce evidence involving Miller
only. but the defendant has an array Of
y Illnesses in defense.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
CENTRAL DEBATERS
WIN FROM EASTERN
High School Students Argue
Organized LabOr's
Attitude.
Attitude

Members Of the debating team OF Cen
tral High School, are receiving congra tu-
latioRs today on their victory over the
Eastern High School. Central upheld
the negative side of the question. or
gained Iabor's attitude toward public
speech and public press is not g men
ace to American civilization
Members Of the winning team We
Miss Sarah Koenigsberger. L.avzrev.-. =
Heller. Urban T. ROsen and Milton h.
Kaufman. alternative
The Eastern team was comps 20 =
G. c. Manning. Miss Eleanor F ~
AID ". ". nottingham aftermath. -.
The judges were Frederick Y 20
vile. chief botanlst OF the De1artr7e5f
OF Agriculture. James Il. Core. former
~ a professor in George Washing on
University. and the Rev Charles wood
pastor Of the Church Of the Coveuaur
Dr. George F. Myers, Of TeehniraI
High School. presided
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
INCREASE SHOWN
IN ALL EARNINGS
Baltimore ard Ohio Statement
Shows Healthy
Condition.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany-s statement OF earnings and ex-
penses exclusive Of outside operaIions)
for the month OF December. 1903, as com
pared with December, 1905, shows gross
earnings, 1909. s.. S36, 7S7; 1903. S6,2O5 SO;
increase, 1851, 155- Expenses, 1893, S4s5S,-
ESQ., 1905. S4.2J6.59I. increase S746. 439- Net
earnings 1895, S1,SS3 80; 1905, 81 S99. 04I; de-
crease, SI15-2S4
For the six months Of the fiscal year.
as compared with the corresponding De
rod Of 1905 the statement shows, gross
earnings, 1903. 81, 0z0, SO; 1903, $50 IA O07
Increase. St.9Z5,613- Expenses. 1903. S29,-
1S5s231: 1905, S24 $50 "a: increase, 81 "a SI7
Net earnings. 1909. 81 So, $50; 1903 ia
1883; increase, Sos, 796-
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
SUDDEN MARRIAGE
SURPRISES FRIENDS
Miss Mamie Morse Weds
Joseph ]. Ryan In
Baltimore.

Friends Of Mss Mamie Morse. daugh-
ter Of Alexander Porter Morse, Of
Washington, and Joseph J Ryan. son Of
Thomas Fortune Ryan, the New York
multi-miIlionaire, today learned with
surprise Of the marriage Of the young
couple IN Baltimore yesterday. Bishop
COTriEan performed the ceremony at ST
Gregory's Catholic Church.
It is understood that the marriage was
planned By Nj and Mrs Ryan while
the two were members OF a house party
at the Ryan estate in Suffolk. y Y.
and that Nj Ryan accompanied the
former Miss Morse TO Washington. The
Morse family has been stopping ar the
Richmond Hotel since closing their
house in Georgetown Mr.. Ryan re-
NAMED IN Washington until yesterday,
when he left to meet his bride in Bal
tiUOre-
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
PASTOR CALLED.

RISING Sun. Nd, Jan 19.-The Rev.
:. H Mitchell. pastor Of Zion Methodist
Church. has accepted a call 10 New
port Methodist Episcopal Church here.
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR TEXAS NIGHT
Lone Star Stats Delegation
Guests Of National Press
Club.

The majority OF the members OF the
Texas delegation in Congress will attend
the National Press Club tonight for
Texas night"
Hot tamales erG speeches viii be fea-
lures Of the pTOgran- The club viii
have as its EElesLs o-1er members Of
Congress than the Texas delegation,
and viii also entertain q number of
actors now playing at local thearers.
A program Ct -honOlOEues. songs. and
short speeches viii be supplemented BY
impromDtu numbers furnished BY mem
beTs and their guests The entertain
ment tonight is one Of q series Of winter
entertainments being given at the club
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
CALIFORNIA TRIP
FOR O. w. DEBATERS

Preparations were compIeted toby for
the trip the George Washington Uni
versi1y debating team viii make q
Los angeles. where II viii meet dc bates
from the University OF Southern Can
fornit during the Easter holidays.
The local university team IS COMPOSED
Of Norris Lorlng Bowen. OF Virginia
and Raphael Henry BlakesleT. - Cali
fornia. with Earnest Otto Schreiber. IT..
end James William Berry. both Of the
District. as alteruatCs- The Gnn-re
Washington University team VII VI. I'D
the negative Of the question. 'fReSoIv- u
That state, county. and CITY officers
should be nominated By convention
rather than through the direct primary
system
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
Mismanagement In Work of
Rehabilitation May Cause
Shake-up.
ARE HELD GUILTY
OF INCOMPETENCE
Report Made BY Premier Sonnino
Expected to Bring Prompt
Action.

ROME. Jan I.-For the ruinOCs mis-
management Of The work Of rehabIlitat-
ing acknowledgements AIessina- the
government has practically decided To
hold the GeEiO CHvile, or department OF
civil engineeriasl responsible. As a re
suit this department IS to be severely
shaken up and several Of its officers are
likely 20 be punished
The general opinion is that the bu-
reaUcratic form Of the entIre govern
nlent ought to be blamed rather than
the "Genio Cfvils-' alone Everyone
Is agreed, however. that never before
was body OF men guilty OF worse in
competency than the engineers who IN
dertoCk the work Of rebuilding AIessina-
Just what Premier Sonnino, who Wis
tied Messina and Reggie early this
month. reported TO she government is
unknown InasmuCh as reports con-
corning severe measures to be taken
with the engineers followed 50 closely
upon his return TO Rome. IL IS certain
that his recommendation bore with
especial hsrsHness against this depart
ment-
At Reggie much progress has been
made, but except for the Gearing Of the
principal streets IN Messinar the vast
area OF ruined masonry covering the
town has hardly been touched
The American VlllEge, after being
finished in the face Of endless difficult
ties, was turned over 10 the municipal
tty in July All who saw II pronounced
Il a credit TO the architects and to the
American navy II surrounded q fine
square in which trees had been Dur
posely LETT and II possessed a large
church, an infirmary ana a hotel with
accommodations for 20 guests
The "CeuiO CiVils'' promptly dug q
deep ditch across the front OF the
church, cut down the trees, and have to
this day prevented The opening OF The
hotel and fnfrTna-y
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
COMMANDERY PLANS
LARGE MEMBERSHIP

Plans for increasing its membership
are under consideration BY the District
OF Columbia Commsndery Of the Naval
and Military Order Of the Spanish
American War
At 4 meeting in Center Market armorv
yesterday membership blanks were dis
tributed. and at the February meeting It
Is anticipated at least twenty-five apDIi-
cations will be acted upon II was an
nOunCed that owing 70 the youth OF the
District COmmandeTy no efforts viii be
made to obtain for washington the next
annual convention Of the order
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
REBELS VICTORIOUS
IN BATTLE At FEZ
Dispatch From Tangier
Says Government Troops
Suffer Heavy Loss.

LONDON, Jan I9-Aa Exchange
Telegraph dispatch today from Tangier
says that a rebel army defeated the
government troops in a battle at Fez
three days ago, inhictIng a loss Of 30
killed and wounded on the IoyaIists.
The latter were completely routed and
fed In every direction
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
AEROPLANES
TO BE EXHIBITED

The Aero Scientific Club will make
eight entries at the sUtomSbiIe and
seronautic show 20 be held next week
A. Convention Hall The clubs exhibit
viii consist Of three EIiders and OF
ropIanes and blplaneS- A number of
aero motors VIII also be entered
A meeting vas held last night at the
z. n c. A for the purpose OF dis
GUESSING plans fer the clubs part in IN,
show and was presided over by E. II.
Young
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
PASTOR RESIGNS.

RISING Sun. Nd. Jan I9.-rhe Rev.
" H Briggs, pastor OF NJ Pleasant
Methodist Church. has announced his in
tention Of seVeriug his connection with
the church. beginning with the confer
ence year, March I5-
The Washington times., 1910-01-19
NV OFFICERs NAMED-

RISING sun. Nd. Jan. Is.-Edwsrd
W Taylor has been elected president.
Thomas Warburton secretary. and J.
Polk Steel. trustee Of the of5iclaI board
Of the Cecil CoHnfy Almshouss and
Insane Ward at Cherry Hill
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1910-03-23
8tste NosmsI At Chadron.

Acting for the Commercial club III
Alliance. Ira T.. Tayh secured tenn
p,rary restraining order tn prevent
the Hats Hoard of EducaiiOn from
proceeding with the construction of
ths. Hia,c Normal school nj ChadrOn.
Judge Frost. who granted the tempo
rary Injunction. set March 2s M the
date upon which To hear argument
for "a permanent Injunction.
The attorneys appearing Tor the
Commercial club of Alliance are N.
X criyyw az the burlington railway
and e. &. FInnnburg. u iE alleged In
ih.. Petition thai the ia~ under which
tb,. board acted IN unconstitutional In
that the object al IL rs not act out
clearly In the title: that the law re-
uuir. 4 that proposals. for the new
school b., flied with the board within
rixty days after the law brcnn" 81
rcriivr, and that with the exception
Of Alliance nO city or town filed Huch
prn,,n..aI within the time limit: that
the secretary and prcX!dcn, al the
| hoard Of IruYi.,.A ,,f the chadrOn acad'
envy had nD right Ia make decd Ia
| the property which u ia thought Ia
:urn over to the stale. and that there
IN d,n,h: 81 the title which the state
can secure Ia the ground.