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The Marshall republican., 1911-09-28

Local
Miss Margaret Leonard Is on an
Eastern trip with a party OF Boon
vile friends
A box social will be given at the
Neff school east OF town, Friday
night
Mrs John Carlson has been on
the sick list the past several weeks
Al her home near NJ v. c.
c X. Scott came over from Mob
erly Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family
Carl Grimes, OF Mt Leonard, had
a relapse last week and was worse
the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Flair of
blackburn celebrated their 10th
wedding anniversary On Sept 10th.
Mrs I. o. Striker accompanied
her son Walter, to ST Louis Thurs
day for a short visit
week In Kansas City the guest OF
her brother, VIM NJ. Scott and
wife
Visit Mitchell's feed yard
west of the square. in the
White Block, when in
town. sept
Mr. and Mrs. w. T.. Arnold, OF
the Boston Store, have returned
from a months visit to their old
home in Ohio
Grover c Utz and family return
ed from Canyon, Texas, last week
and have located near the North
School building
J c. Hollyman was the guest OF
friends here last week while on his
way TO New York to attend the
Union Theological Seminary
Lieut. Joseph Leonard is the
guest OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Abel Leonard, while on his fur
Tough
Mrs r. II. Nuckles and daugh-
tiers, Frances and Florence OF Sla-.
ter were visiting at DIR G. T..
Nuckles Saturday
b F. Henley last week sold to
VIM Schraeder Of near Blackburn
1875 acres of land belonging to the
Saline Co Land & Investment Co.
for $12,S75 possession March LIST
Il For PRO-
DUCE. Half your bill.
PURE CANE SUGAR
Rate Is LIZ pounds for
$1.OO.
Mrs Madison Armentrout of Hig
ginsville and Clarence Dyer of
C~offeyville, Kansas, have returned
home after a pleasant visit with
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Blackburn.
DIR and Mrs. w. ii. Black enter
tanned the Y M. c. A. and Y. w. c.
A IN evening Last week in honor
OF the new students and as usual a
fine time was enjoyed by all
Mrs Robt. Swift and daughters
Misses Eliza and Lille, have mov-
ed from Blackburn to Arizona to
reside We regret to see them
leave Saline
j E. Phillips went to Ayres Sat-
urday to adjust an insurance loss
Doc McClain's house was struck by
lightning recently and slightly
damaged
Mrs W.. A. Hill and daughter,
Alta, were here from Hermdon Sat
urday TO see Mrs Everett Dennis
off to Salisbury to visit her sister,
Mrs Ransdale Scott.
Joe Treece of near Herndon has
bought OF c X. Smith a residence
In Sweet Syringe and win move
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-01-24
EDWARDS IS DISCHARGED
RY EIGHT OR TEN WITNESSES ItE
PROVED AN ALIBI-MR. PAUL
SCHEME THE NEW PRESIDENT
OF THE GUILFORD BATM.G
GROUND ASSOCIATION.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, Jan. 21.-Mr. Paul w.
Schcnck. who was YESTERDAY elected
President of the Guilford battle-ground
Company to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Major Joseph Nj. More
head is a son Of the late Judge David
Schenck, who, nearly thirty years ago.
upon coming to Greensboro, became
interested in the historic field where
was fought, in 1881 the battle of Gull
ford courthouse, and purchased some
land there He conceived the idea of
making the spot of national import
ance. and in 1887 organized the Gull
ford battle-ground Company, and be
came the first president The result
Of his repeated efforts was the erec-
ton Of many monuments and tombs
to famous soldiers who led and fought
in that battle. Upon his death Major
Morehead took up his mantle and, by
his zeal and energy caused the work
Of reclamation as it were. to proceed
with ever widening influence and
appeal, remaining president until he
died. The newly selected officer is
the third president since the company
was organized by his distinguished
father in 1887.
c. M. Edwards. who was brought
here from Raleigh Thursday on sus-
picion OF his be ng the man who, on
January 8th, made an attempted GRIM
mai assault on little rls here, was
given q preliminary hearing before
Justice Collins this afternoon, and
upon the test mony Of some eight or
ten witnesses he established an alibi,
and was discharged.
Mr. Edwards was taken III Raleigh
ia the Marlborough House by ShertH
Sears, of Wake county, and delivered
IL DEPUTY Sheriff Weatherly, OF Gl IL
ford, who. with the prosecuting VT
ness. Mr.. c. +. Mclean, went down or
the prisoner.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-01-24

advertising. the best obtainahfe terms
from time To time as the money Is needed
To meet the expenses OF the Building Com
mission. All Of said bonds shall bear in
terest at a rate not exc.e,iing four per cent
per annum. from the date 81 Issue until
paid. which said interest shall be paid
semi annually the first days Of January
and July OF each and every year 50 long
as any portion Of The said bonds shall re
main due and unpaid
If in the progress Of the work funds
should he needed 1t a time when financial
conditions should seem unfavorable for
the sale of bonds, then In his discretion.
the State Treasurer may. and he i hereby
fully authorized. TO negotiate = temporary
loan or loans upon the best ohtanable
terms and IL necessary to pledge any Of
the unsold bonds collateral therefor
Sec 9. That the bonds authorized and
directed to be issued by the preceding sec
tions shall be coupon bonds Of the denomi
nation of one hundred dollars, five hundred
dollars. and ore thousand dollars each. IS
may be determined by said State Treasurer.
and shall he ssned hy the Governor and
the State Treasurer. and shall he sealed
with the Great Seal of the State. The ceu-
pons thereon may be signed by the state
Treasurer. may have a fac simile Of
his signature printed. engraved or ltho
2raphed thereon. and the said bonds shall
in all other reSnectS be in srrh form as
the said State Treasurer may direct
See 10 The said bonds and coupons
shall be exempt from all State, county or
municinal taxation or assessment, direct
or indirect general or Sperial whether i'm
posed for the PURPOSES Of general revenue
or otherwise. and the interest paid there
on shall not lie subject to taxation as for
income nor shall said bonds and coupons
be subject to taxation when constituting
part Of the surplus Of any bank. trust
f,th
constituting \ rart OF such surplus SHAH
he deducted from the total assets In order
to ascertain the taxable value OF Such
shares.
See II 1t shall he lawful for atl eNec,i-
TORS administrators guardians and dduca-
ries generally to invest in said bonds.
Soc 10 That this act shall he in force
from and after its ratification.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-01-24
SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS

Sheep need some roots a this sea-
son of the year and plenty OF clean,
but not cold, water
The brood soWs must have exercise
every day.
The Uoodpile ought TO be growing
daily now Saving wood in the sum-
mer time is a tough and useless JOB
Water in the sWill adds bulk to the
mess but puts no flesh on the hogs.
Great fun in chopping down the
useless live trees and chopp ng the
dead ones on the ground.
We can save z lot of time and work
next summer by carefully planning
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-01-24

monument to the women of the Con
federacy."
Why not wait for some future leg
islature, Mr.. Horne?'
We'll, if we wait, the land in Raj
e:gz1, as in other North Carolina cities
will increase in value, and there is
constant danger of fire or the old
buildings falling down in the mean
time, and besides we will never be
able to borrow money to build the
build: ng cheaper than 4 per cent"
Mr.. Horne stated that this was a
business mans movement, and VIII: le
it would greatly help education, and
other causes, and increase the pride
of the people of North Carolina. that
it was business proposition above al
else and an absolute necessity.
Tell the people of North Carolina
for me- said MIR Horne. that / have
tried to serve them all my life as best
could. This is no party measure
Republicans and Democrats alike are
for it."
4 Bill to BE Entitled, can Act to Appoint
a State Building Commission and to Pro
vide for tho Erection Of Administra ION
building I'm the City of Ralei gh.''
Whereas, the buildings now proidvcd by
the State for the various departments Of
its government are inadequate for the eco
nomical and efficient administration OF its
affairs; and
Whereas valuable libraries. priceless
mi nuscripts, historic relics. many records
and much property are housed in many
separate and unfit buildings exposed to
constant danger from fire; and
Whereas. it is imperatiyely necessary that
larger and safer quarters be provided for
the same, and that fireproof building.
adequate for the purposes intended and
required, should be erected, now there
fore,
The General Assembly of North Carolina
do Enact
Section t. That Il State Building Commits
sion is hereby created, to consist Of seven
practical business men who shall be APP
pointed by the Governor. which comm.s
sion shall carry out the provisions OF this
act and shall be known as the State Build
ing Commission
See. .. That said commission shall be.
and is hereby created body polite and
corporate under the name and style or
the state Building Commission
Sec 3, The said State Building Com
mission shall have power TO fix the time
and place of its meetings The said COM
missioners shall hold office until the work
hereinafter provided for shall have been
completed. and they shall have made re
ports of the same to the Genral ASSN
bly, and shall have been discharged. In the
event of the death or resignation OF any
member of the said commission. his
"essor shall he appointed by the Governor
The said commissioner shall receive no
conversation but their travelling expenses.
including hotel bills. while actively engaged
ia the work of the said commission. and
these expenses shall be paid out Of the
fund herein provided for.
See t. Out of the funds hereinafter pro-
v1ded, the said State Building Comm ssion
shall proceed. soon as practicable. t.
acquire, either by purchase or connemna
uon. at price not exceeding $4,000, al!
that block or square of land ia the city
of Raleigh, lying between Halifax stree:
on the east Jones street the north. Sal
isbury on the west. and the lands Of the
State Of North Carolina on the south. in
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-01-24
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CAN BE CURED. Ny Mild, soothing. gna-an
t4-ed cure does II and FREE SAM lie pFpv"s IL.
s OPS THE ITCHISi and cures TO stay
WRITE NOW-TODAY-
DR.. CANNADAY. is7 Park square. sedala, Mo-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-01-24
| STATE NEEDS
NEW BUILDING
&. Ashley Horne Gives
Strong Reason For It
|ULL TEXT Of THE BILL

There is a Pressing Need for a Mod
Z ern EireprOof Building to Provide
] Accommodations for the Depart
ments of State and to Preserve the
Valuable Records of the State.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
MISS NJ AR Y: i. ! ORION
Il Graduate of lie Chicago Musical
College. Is5'|.s 5,
Teacher Of Piano, Organ. Voice, Theory
sofz Music and Harmony
Studio Sig East Sixth st! 3sH Devils Lake, ND.


One OF the hal egstts affairs Sof last
week was the ST. Patric - party given
last Friday evening by Miss Allie Bel;
ford and Miss Anna Chisholm, at the
!. Bedford residence to the young ladies
Of the sodality off St st Joseph 81 church
The evening VA ple asantl spent ia ia
music and songs render ed SSby the Miss
sess florence Jarvis aynneS Huesgens
Dorothe az ALTERS and Mar He nzie.sAA
guessing conte II was also q feature of
the evening, Holt playing
a number Of old time Irish mel dies ,,Eof
which the guests we're to write down
the names, and the prizes we're won
by Miss Florence Jarvis and Miss sIIil.-
4 9:da Sire litzer. del icious luncheon
was served ~ Mrs. sB elford, Whe the
Sst. Patrick green was the pred ominat:
\ ing color not d. title Irish flags were
given as souvenirs and the decorations
I'M the sparlor and dining room were
very tistically carried out In the col
's,rs5 of ST. Patrick day
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Farm Loans. II Money on hand on
4 fav0Fable terms. Lowest rates. 5! e.
Ghanlbe rlfns u 81.


S5f Mrs. m: Graves who has been X Wis ~
Ting her parents i. and Mrs. Pal;
"a mer at Fort ten several weeks was
/: the guest Of friends here the hrstsof
the week. on her way 70 Pig ntyWoodt,
Mont where she win make her home.
sss$:E5= Fred an III assist "a by Mrs.
Frank ollandd and Mrs J. Il +. Walrath
entertained the ladies of the Presby--
5terian aid society last Thursd lay a
musical program was enjoyed by the
ladies after which elicious lunch
]. was served BY the hostesses B. 5l:.
The ladies 81 the Study club pleas,
} antly ente tanned 4 large number q
I their friends last Friday evening 81
l the library hall. \ a Program consisting
4 off irish songs and must was rende Tered
by the Misses Mary Brennan, Mildred
\ Holmes. Laura Page, rs Nm Falger
Mrs. Horton, Prot. Holm and N. II
Brennan. After exciting potato races
ins which Miss Hazel Davis and Rev
Wallace proved the winners and receiv
ed neat little Irish fayors, green frappe
I and green wafers were served by Miss
Ruth gDodg ;5i before the COMPANY
broke al Joined IL playing some
soldfashio Toned irish games. as 81
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action he came to this city and insti.
tuted the proceedings by which the de-
PENDANTS were brought to trial. That
the matter had since the beginning OF
the proceedings grown and expanded
TO the extent where it was no longer
9 question Of local press or officers but
had become a matter Of state import
ance and prominence, showing that
there exists in North Dakota strong
sentiment in favor Of a decent enforce.
ment OF law, he was satisfied in view
Of all the circumstances to have the
place Of trial changed to another coun.
sty, 5: s&s ss; 2.:> 3=}3s. T..
The speaker left nothing to be de-
sired on behalf of the, Civic league,
many ladies Of which were present and
enjoyed the reply which was in effect a
splendid endorsement Of their efforts.
Attorney General Miller began his ad-
dress In q conversatio nal tone, but ere
closed he manifested a remarkable
courage and devotion to his duty and
reached oratorical heights rarely at.
tanned on such occasions. 81
It was decided Wednesday to have
the case tried in Nelson county be
fore Judge Templeton. >'<
& - :, . = MI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
Pre- JUDO
90 T.RONj
TOO MUCH OF i ilA IL ARTIcEE IN
81 RAMSEY &C UNITY FOR THE CO M
/. FORT OF HE DRUGGISTS.

f$ The expected u happened Tuesday
morning when City Attorney and City
Mayor filed afidaYits Of prejudice a.
gainst Ramsey county in the state cas-
es against the druggists charged with
violation Of the prohibitio law. The
Eatfidavits were based on the; agitation
that has been going On the past eight.
months against the violation Of the.
prohibi ion law and the alleged hot
articles published III the Inter Ocean
and Journal 10 support Of clean gov
eminent. From the remarks Of Attor-
|ney Cuthbert It could be gathered that
the county, has been educated BY those
papers up to the standard where the
citizens no longer look with indiffer-
ence on the violation OF the law and
where it is really dangerous for the
defendants to stand trial In view. OF the
public sentiment. Il The afidavits COW
cred every phase OF the statute and.
while counter afidavits might be in
troduced still there was left another
move for defendants by which on a
charge Of prejudice against the county
and Judge BUTTE the cases should be
sent to some other county. The City.
Attorney might have contented ( him
self with the mere reading Of the afi-
davits and in that case the state would
have left the matter to the court, but
the City Attorney went into a lengthy
discussion Of the recent agitation, the
newspaper articles and the action Of
the Civic league particularly the lad
les Of that organization and left an Inn
preston on the audience that the pro-
ceedings were in the line OF persecu-
ton and that it was hardly; the proper
thing for the citizens to poke up their
public officers, and thereupon Attorney
! General Miller for the State In reply
recited some of the incidents leading
up to the prosecution, the numerous
letters and kilograms he received at
Bismarck from many and very promi:
Inent citizens Of this city and county,
1 the fact that at the municipal election
the issue was between the wide open
i policy and the closed and the former
won; that information came to him OF
the open and notorious violation OF
the law, not a mere desultory such as
may happen in any part of the state
I but q general open violation Of the
4 prohibition law with the connivance
and support Of the whole law machin
! cry OF the county from the Judge Of
the district court down to the police
men, saving only the states attorney
who under the circumstances was prac
tically helpless, and that ID obedience
to the demand and the necessity q
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Are.Q adencaa8
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fs,, ! 6, 3, IS 4 b s.. NJ
49, & III 81 4 'lA ~
n !, \, 8, Z. &.
5, & III, y a ID. Aai
M 81 ~
~ Miss Mary Leonard 81 Rolette is the
.sssas 800 D.. iis's $50 M q I'M III
80
3 Mrs. yhas: Smith Whos has been the
pleasant guest 81 fr1ends mere for Ine
III home 81 jamestown ,1' |
1,s q, u, \, !; !,
!, ~. j 81 n q,
"a sg D &, n
week. $ II
Y, U, !. s
49,. &c. !, !, !,
$50 & 8, s. 49, J, = !,
Wednesd 81;
4, 1, ], I, !, i, ], ];
,i q s I, 9 4. q. ~.
81, "a. "a,
Saturday !.
q, :, &. 4, !, y, s., I,
~ { \ 4 . =, Is ~,
j = i, d, !, ~ 80 Ar
and N - ~ = ,Ia, IA, III
.Ts II q
CO q: iSarney anu SOL ~ WINS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
Chi "a. re- Or ] ~
B; & FOR .FlET cllER'S M.
9. . @ re [ a

33st. Grover l4atng E was calling " on his
many friends here the first Soff II the
week, s. sss
HI Mrs. u. h II. FORBES has ccepted a
position ct the Lazette millinery par
Tors.
M Mrs: Otto FKayser who, was Quite I'LL
the hrst q the week y reported much
better. ,.tIsE
81: g. Jennings was 4 business call
er here from Lakottaa the latter part Of
last week. MI
NJ IS: q Julius Johns On and son, from
Webster were business callers here
Tuesday Il 5sS u q, VI;
Misses 4 Nettie ILange and Pauline
Minette were visitors from Webster
Tuesday &:
VIM. Bailor returned to his home al
Penn tuesday after spending several
days here. ", M
Miss Ada Belcher went to Fort Tot;
ten Tuesday where she will visit sew,
eral days. ss$y s4 y
Miss Fredia Weisert left last Fri
day for q visit at Spokane and other
western cities, i. s3Es;3ss3
ss5s John 81 Maher WIN make farm
loans thatSyou can pay on any interest
payment date Z. 355sSt
ss Mrs. George Ghaffee returned hon1t
Saturday from a several mon tbs ivisi
at ST. Louis, Mo. 1. 4. 3i i s.
James Lynn, ssSs Of Grand 5Harbo
township issi ported stto ne quite / II
| with pm umonia 8.
I. G. r. Nee ahren ana son, and waite
Harmon returned to their homes q
Penn We dnesday q 5s.
A b, Hut Crimson; was bushes
caller in the cit from "a tIinne Waukal
the; frstsof the wee
agstad1 N "a, has been quite II
with quinsy for the past few days 81
liable to be around again. nj
|l$s "a. Stevens went 60 ST. Paul sWes
5lE{nesday evening where rs Ill renal
several days On Ebusins ss.
.1 |355 Miss Belle Sstenson &c turne d HON
A on tuesday from q pleasant visit wit
!. f|5friendss and rel lives ct Leeds. s
a we pay high prices Tor hides AM
4 {furs, sell gums, and traps cheap
i ~. Hide 81 Fur CO., MINI apolis.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24

sBE % 'Connell Was 4 bust cali
ier here Mond s ss5
August Ran left tuesday for Fer
tile, finn, On busines
gnatius Court was = business Visi-
tor saturda from 4 IS 81
Mike Cowley left ednesda az even
ing for 81: PAUL On busines 355sEs
$s aadr. and Mrs. lanes Graham were
shopping u The city edne sday I Rika
Il. Nc ahre Saof Penn WA was Is
shopping inft the city Wednesday NJ
John az. lfaherrs always mas money
E IN hand Sfor farm loans % delay. AZ w
d ~ Mira. g ernan5 IRutten Nj visiting
friends at.t Cologne, dinn. this week.
.s# . T.. McC arthy zofS II ORR was calling
On friends here the first Of the week:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24

Word comes from Crookston to tlhs
effect that Mr.: Thomas Young vino was
injured in a runaway last fan 10 rep
idly improving and is now able to b@!
around on crutches. His many friends
here hope that he win be able TO ra.s
turn to this city within a short dime.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24
PRETTIEsT GIRL you EVER MET

P'RETTlEsTz GIRL YOU EVER MET.
~ IL, 4 beautiful Art Panel and calen.
dar, printed in 13 colors and gold is
being given away BY the Farmers Re-
view, Chicago, III, size z ~ by SO in
ches. It viii be sent to anyone for 10
cents (stamps or silyer) to cover cost
of postage and packing: Get one be.
fore the supply Is exhausted. ..si<;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24


John MahsIs makes farm loans
Eat5 lowest ana easy terms: IN
Miss Clara Hold gon Ipsent Saturday
with Miss F,va Serum gard at l[ Chi
gan
5FDeFio ore returned esday:
from pleasant winters visit H. Cali
fornia;
Good tenant wants either A section
WI two ctions ~ Ramsey count near
Devils Lake. An expert farmer. lprr
ply "a u. Jones nm particula ~ BS
4attheW KAY anaugh returned home .,ln.s
Sunday after having appeared gas c 4 o'IIfl.5
planning witness in the case eofS State ia
Hudson Il 3sS
sSz Judge Lies ~ the county court 81 q
neWaukan was ii the city saturs;
day of last week, to zee how his for
mer partner Judg e Buttz como y, is
court.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-24


Fred shieYier who has held a posi-
ton with the seyilla hotel for several
months past left Tuesday evening for
Mimi apolis where he accepts ~ posi-
lion With The olIet
4. q. Regan who has been Wis
lIitingt her cousin Iisss ElIa Riordan
lffor the paat few days left ednesdayss
for rolio where che met M. Regan.
EIllr. an Regan live on I al
claim near olkio tth y summer. ms
lary Reade left tuesday even
ling for Iinnea poll where she WIFI;
max her home IReade during
fhers Short residence ~ this city made
many friends who regret To lose her
Ibut iii her much hap ptness IN
lhsr new home.
/ H Attorney Butt who mas been
l|Saappointed Judge q ilis judicial ais.
Etrict pending gainst Judg ga CoWan..
))aRas ri class MAI Soff ttorney u. Ply
mat ins the law school OF the state uni
iyersity 10 AEinneso Gun
tain star.
Hon Wesley F,assettt Iunseith.I
had one off Ais farms covered new
Isoil last Tuesday about four inches
deep, sby the high wind rhis ought to1
ben slig recomp snse f6r being reads
out Ut the socia Hist party 81 The state
Injecting All lfIinot a FEN days ago
ttle ountai i