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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
The FiriMg Of Eorimer

Opinions upon the Lorimer matter
have been rs diyirsified as the views
upon the the presidential situation, but
most anybody could have the Honorable
Vice President before he went to Chi
cago that Mr.. Lorimer would not assent
TO proposition that he resign. Lorimer
has already had so much greif that so
slight thing as throwing him out OF
the Senate willperhaps add but little TO
the already ruffied state or his feelings.
what's wrong wits shs Poet OffsOee
A Washington newspaper says the pro-
hibi ionists have saved sl2, O0O in stamps
bY distributing their literature under
the frank Of Representative Hobsoa Of
Alabama No wonder that. with cam
paign bureaus and lobbiests thus en-
gagged 10 using the mails without reim-
buring the government. the Postmaster
General is sitting up nights wondering
why he can Z make the Post Office books
show betler evidence or OF business man
agement
Government TO Baggage In Powder asanu-
factnre.
During the consideration OF the naval
appreciation bin. Congressman Good
from Iowa, succeeded In securing IN
amendment to che bin which enables
the government 10 niAnnfacEafe Us oAlI
smokeless powder During she debate
IL developed that the government is pay
ing sixty cents pound for smokeless
powder and that the price is fixed, not
by the manufactures, but by d joint
army and and navy board Germany
pays ighty-fve cent; France seventy
cents. and no country in Europe, with
the exception or poss IDLY England, which
uses N anterior grade Of powder, has
better price than our government Sc
cures. Representative G00d dealt some
what in aguses as TO the cost OF produc-
ing powder and, according TO his own
statement, the manufacturers do not
receive an unusual profit, which lends
emphasis 70 the prediction Or many
congressman that The government
through its extravasant method OF doing
most thing, is likely 70 pay more for
powder from its own mills thanit would
cost II purchased from powder manu-
facturers. The departure Or the govern
in this resrect is simply another thrust
at the trusts and may be very well from
sentimental standpoint. but since il has
already bsen demonstrated that private
built warshlps cost ilfty per cent less
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06

Arrangements are being perfected
for dairy meeting To be held It Get
tyabnrg IN inns.
DR. E j McGhee. veteran AZ
Platte. was killed by = horse that liz
was riding The horse reared up and
fell over on his back, pinnine the doe
tor under him. An artery vas cut and
fhe doctor bled "a death ii ! very
few moments.
Although Wood is one 0f the newest
towns Of the state the residents do
not propose to b beaten b. older
towns and accordingly arc making
arrangements for rouging Fourth of
July celebration Ample funds are
being contributed.
y now 4 assured that building for
the school children of Hutchinson
county win be erected on the permn.
nent grounds Of the county lair asso.
citation AZ Tripp, funds HAVING bpsn
contributed for the purpoHe. Whe
building will b. ready FOR filis years
fair. and ID II the school childrsn win
make exhibits Of their work.
Assistant State Engineer Green ha.
returned to Pierre from Meade conn.
I'll where M vent tD locate several
township artesIan wells which haN
been petitloned for These nsrs the
first Of such wells asked fox Is TIE
extreme western portion of lie state.
and the outcome of the work i. THAT
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
Books Three Dakotans.

Books Three pakotan@.
Deadwo0d Indictments wera ia.
turned Nv the federal grand jury
against County Auditor John ran 81
Pennington county. and his brother.
Deputy David 4. Fall. and + n. X.
Hewlett. wealthy hide dealer OF
Rapid City The first two ar charged
with nRing the mails to defrand and
The latter with conspiracy II commit
q crime against the United states IL
the same connection All three are
|nutgrowths Of the wolf bounty frauds
|ln Pennington county.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
re pic ArAesIan wells.

Pierre. Assistant state Eneinees
Green has returned from Msade conn
", where he went to locate several
township arteslan wells which had
been petitioned for These ware the
first cf such wells asked for III the
extreme western portioa of the state
and the outcome Of the work ii fhak
section win be watched with inter.
est.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
Raai Co the snffrasettss


Nearly every one in Washington APP
ears quite ready 10 leave the tasks and
trials Of law making for while in order
devote their talents TO politics The
e reception IS senator Hepburn Of IdaEo.
who wants 70 give fun consideration %
the different tariff and other bills now
pending
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
THE GOVERNMENT TO MANUFACTURE ITS OWN SMOKEESS POWDER
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
SUFFRAGETTES ARE GIVEN A BOOST
Found the Debates on the Amendment the Appreciation Bill That
Ships Constructed In Yards Cost More
Than Privately Built Ones

than those constructed az the govern
ment yards, IL Is equally certain that
when Uncle Sam makes powder for It's
guns, clothing for its soldiers and ailors,
and raise its own pork, mutton and beef
that the cost Of any Of these peoducts
will materially increased, and add to the
taxpayers burdens
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
TIE aomestead BiIl.

The three-year HOMESTEAD bill has
finally won mastery ia Congress. and is
"a great victoy for the western Senator'S
and Members who Eave fought tooth and
nail for It's passage Western Members
are insistant that the Department OF the
Interior must give more subs antial aclx-
noIedgement Of the inherent rights Of
homesteaders, and unless more liberal
treatment il accorded to these people,
who hive gone upon the government lands
there is liable 70 be an explosion equal
to that of the famous Ballinger case. 1t
Is pointed ont that homesteaders every
where are being subjected u great hard
shiys through needless delays in issuing
patents, and by reason Of expensive con-
tests worked up by the agent Of the Land
once.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
WOULD SECURE The MOST VALUABLE TRACTS or THE FORES
RESERVES FOR ENTRY
SOME OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
From the Capitol City the Various State institutions and from
Many Different Places m the
SunShineSt

enter the academy WIN sne faal esasa
Representatives Burke and Martin
have recommended the appointment oK
Fred q Bowlea as postmaster IL Dell
kapids
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
SCHOOL FOR DEAF BURNS
Michigan state Institution IL Dam.
aged 10 Extent Of 100000.

AGED @ ExKent Of $buOI DO.
Flint, Mich. May % Fire. sup
posedly caused Ny lishtning. practical
II destroyed the main building of the
Michigan school for THE dear ln this
city
All Of the 32b Of more students In
ne Institution were rescued unframed
II is estimated that # viii cost the
state close to 100000 to replace the
buiiaiAgss Among THE important losses
are mlBnw remarkable pieces II crafts
mAnship. .ss woxk of pupils ol the In
akitution
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
WOULD FINISH kiTraEDoE susr.
Mrs. n. Daniel Websser Would Com.
pIete Work started BY Husband

Mrs. y. Daniel Websser Wouid Com.
pIete Work Started BY Husband
Sioux Falls.-Mrs. h Daniel Web
ster, widow OF the former sioux Falls
gentleman who had the contract for
the making or the bust of senator Kit.
tredge. which Il to be placed In the
state capitol 1T Pierre dropped into
Sioux Falls and viii spend some time
in this city and state. MRS Webster
y here for the purpose of negotiating
with the committee having in charge
the arrangements for the I1ittredge
memorial for the complation of the
bust There Is clause IN the con-
tract between the committee and Mr.
Webster. designating who Is to com
Dlete the bust providing that Mr. Web
ster should die before he had compIet-
ed the work. However. IL II claimed
that the party named is not capable
of going ahead with the work
Mrs. Webster Is herself something
OF sculptor and she wants to ar
range with the committee whereby
she can 90 ahead and complete the
statue Of Mr. Kittredge
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
BYRNE is NOMINATED GOVERNOR OVER EGAN BY ALARGE MAJORITY
---DIILON NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
JOHNSON. DEMOCRAT. IS NOMINATED
That Dean Sterling vemOn Has Been Nomna
ted for .. S.sSenate by small
Majority

The vote in the county for the re-
publican candidates was as follows:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06

The following vote was cast for
the democratic candidates In this
county III which there Was contest.
The remainder had no opposition:
For Governor
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
Approves parcel Post Bill.

The Postmaster General las given his
unqualified approval to The Bourne par
eel post bill which is carefully worked
ont plan by which units the area 81 IN
variable dimensions ON the basis OF
latitude and longitude. and various
charges for abe several zones, are the
basis for ssenIng the cost of tlanspor-
tation If packages through the mails.
Rahi for the suffraxettes
Equal Suffrage is howling success in
Colorado, according 70 Hon. Edward Il.
Taylor, Congressman at large from that
state, and who In a speech that is several
yards long, declared that the policy 10
other states, where women are disfran-
chised, lis relic Of antiquity that
belongs 70 other days" He says there
are several million reasons for The infran-
chisement Of women, and not one
against Ii.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-06
Much MONEY saved stsse.


Pierre. Thirty four thousand dol
lars Ii the amount which has been
saved ID the state lin the past us
months through the position taken by
State Auditor Anderson and y. ].
Murphy. deputy in that department.
The department holds that II Is up to
it's membership to scrutinize every
claim which 10 filed for payment. and
that It Ii not merely for thom tO III.
sue a voucher on d claim which has
received the 20 X. Of the head of
some institution or department of the
state. but that they should find wbeth.
er the claim ID valid one before q
warrant Ii issued Tn taking this step
they changed I'd large extent the
method OF doing business in that de-
partment. so far as passing on claims
against the state Is concerned The
savings have been In the matter of re-.
fusing to allow those which are made.
but which are not authorized by stat.
ute, and by the correction of accounts
from the different institutions and
boards which have been sent III.
Many claims are made without specific
law providing for them. but on the
ground that the state ought 10 pay
Il, and ali nf these are cut out Wslle
this policy han aroused the ire of r
number Of people 1T IL notable that
none Of them have attempted to push
their claims in the courts after they
have heen turned down b. the depart
nent
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

Tuesday evening and il is going to last for seven evenings. Curtis and Le Van will begin the fun with a comedy playlct entitled "Playmates." and Cur ran and Edwards will do the daudiest kind of singing and talking and danc- ing act Lynne and KImeut the Slew Duck Stealers MinstreIs, are booked for black face singing and talking comedy The many admirers of good vaudeville will surely have a chance to enjoy their especial brand of amusement this week There will also be the usual number of excellent photo plays and the slides of import amt events throughout the world.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
.UCCESSFUL RAID
 ON BOOT LEGGERS
Trio Brought in from Glendale
 Early Yesterday Morning.

Very early yesterday morning 1 Sheriff Adams and Constable Murphy returned to the city from Glendale l with q trio of alleged bootleggers after whom the county and federal l officers have been reaching for more 1 than a year Raids have been con l ducted on suspected places in Glen dale and while it was certain that
 the illicit sale of liquor was going
 on, the proof of it could not be se-
 cured. The men under arrest are 1 Mariana Leon, Jose Silva and Ygnacio | Cruz Leon and Silva are, each the proprietor of a pool hall.
 1 Word recently reached the office
 of the sheriff that the booteggers | were getting bolder; that now almost i anybody could buy liquor or beer. It l was learned that the stuff was not kept in the pool halls but that Leon 1 obtained his supply from q house across the street and that Silva kept his stock + a building in the rear. Constable Rudd had also told the sheriff that there must be q wide distribution of liquor in that vicinity. He said that on Saturday night and Sunday men were lying about the streets drunk and that dissolute WO- men were to be seen about the doors of the poll halls, sights that did not comport with the earlier reputation of Glendale for temperance for Glen dale was the original Temperance Colony
 The constable had seen some of the
 liquor that was pitt into circulation.
 It came in soda pop bottles. sold at
 the high price of fifteen cents each.
 Considering the character of the l- quor, to be judged by it's effects upon it's victims, MT Rudd believed
 it was of the brand popularIy known as "Sheepherders' Delight" There was evidently also another brand in stock Squirrel Whisky" the kind that induces people to climb trees.
 The sheriff and the constable went out to Glendale late on Friday night and stuck around in the shadows of trees awaiting developments which finally. came When the time was ripe they seized the three men. Cruz apparently had less to do with the sale of liquor than the others. In fact he said he had nothing to do with it and when he was asked how it came to pass that he had two cases of beer in his house he said he did not know. It had been left there while he wasn't looking; he surmised that some enemy had done this thing The beer was brought to town with the prisoners.
 Yesterday afternoon Leon and Silva were admitted to bail in the sum of $500 each Cruz was unable to fur nish bail. The trials of the men will take place tomorrow
 Silva and Leon have been operating pool halls at Glendale for five years and it is suspected that in all that
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
AN ELECTRICAL
 DEMONSTRATION
Hayden During the Last Year Has Become Not able as a Center of Met eorological Phenomena P a and Social Dances

HAYDEN, June S.-F'riday evening | the young people of Hayden gave u l delightful dance at the school house l and large mumber of the younger
 s"t were on hand for participation in | tie event. All arrangcncuts for the i occasion were under the direction of | Belt II. Fellows and nothing was left 1 undone to assure q great time for all 1 Splendid music was furnished by the 1 Ninkeluan orchestra and all through
 the evening am elegant punch was | served. Several showers which pre-
 ccded the event renderd the tenn perature quite desirable in spite of l the fact that We have had some very i warm weather of late
 NJ E. Webster left Saturday morn ing for Oracle, Aeiz. and will prob ably be back sunday.
 l.. Zimmerman, recently with the A. $ X k. Co. left Sunday. with his i family, boaud for Salt Lake City. his : former home Nr. Zimmerman thought the weather here little
 William Nash who has been att
 tending school in Tempe arrived here i Saturday. He k d brother to Deputy 1 Walter Nash
 1 J N Purdum of the Globe Hard
 ware Co. at Globe is q visitor in Hayden.
 II R. Hinson who has been in charge of the A. $. X I; purchasing 1 department here left Friday for Sin 1 Francisco where he will be connected with the offices of the same com pany.
 As q result of the several days of I exceptionally warm weather just
 passed Hayden was visited by quite
 a notable electrical storm Friday afternoon. \ considerable shower of
 hail preceded the rain and there was q great display of lightning During
 the storm lightning struck the light and phone wire pole at the corner
 of the RaI Cons. office, burning out some of the lights in the office and ! putting all the office phones out of i commission for u time.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

well-to-do women. he says. are too busy climbing" to raise children or else they realize that if they load up with children they can't climb.
 That is probably true The great motives for race suicide are economy and social ambition, and they most effect people who have got some money and some social standing and want to hold what they have and get more.
 Rich people who can have likely children and don't raise at least three or four are fools. Most of them do. and of those who don't a great many are more than willing. but are sim ply not blessed with increase. Op-
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS
HE IMPRESS

IIne-back few days in the un- sophisticated past. Place-an island in the broad Pacific. with feather to,.
 ped palms of immense pernendion1a,,
 ity and woody topped natives of com pideeht rotundity, ornamental stom- "cAeFs and unsozodonted breaths Ac- tloh-I"o Dutchmen conclude to go Iil'o lhe sho" business, they get a troupe ot people who tell the Dutchies lndt they are high fliers, Schumann- Heinke. Fritze Scheff Mabel Haita and the like and so procure a contract with the gentlemen from the land of windmills who are out buvine a,-- perience. The new managers aqrao to let the ladies have baths Inf assag milk, beds of roses to sleep on currIe 10 fan their sIumbers. a rnap,ic oart,.t LLOLn Bdsdad to carry they when they
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
LUCKY PHOENIX"

To the Editor of The Republicans
 Sj1-I believe Phoenix should have q slogan and that it should be Lucky Phoenix" J would like to see The Republican take il mp and popularize it. "Lucky" l4 good and attractive word. The name Lucky" Baldwin stuck SD persistcntIE to the old pros pcctor that 1t became more distinctive than his own name. The project may not take but l would like to see it tried OLD BSCRIBER
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
NOTES ON THE BIRTH RATE.

Dr. Sprague of Amhurst College has been investigating the deffcien- cies of the birth rate. and reports that it is not the miIlionares wives who decline to have children, nor the very poor, but the women of the
 great Wcll-to-do middle class. These
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

wish to recuperate. and many other such practicable things to keep them happy. Then they secure play. something new which win give them all the much looked for opportunity to become rich and famous The ve- hicle is entitled Uncle Toms Cabin" and The Angels" as the Dutchmen have named them at once begin re hearsais 10 be all properly prepared to go to the Fiji Islands or some other metropolis. SpauIding and Burton play the Dutchies and the Misses Wood, Davis and Martin are east for the feminine portion of the Angels" MT Beach is the captain of the "Nev- CT sink the vessel which conveys the company to the island where they are to make their hit and this nusf- cal travesty will bc put on for the first time at the Empress theater Monday evening
 THE COLISEUM
 There is going to be one big time at the Coliseum this week bppinniug-
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
THE MEEKEST MAN.

H. never kicks on the umpire's decisions
 Doesn't eh2"
 NO. and what's more. when his wife calls him down for staying out late he even admits that shes right, too '-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
THEN THERE WAS SOME HAIR
 PULLING

Mrs. Scrap-W Whenever my husband and l get into an argument 1 send the children out of doors.
 Mrs. Rapp-That's right: fresh air is a good deal better for the children that hot air.-Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

ulence in this country and the rest less life it favors, do not seem to be conducive to fertility, but the dis
 inclination of rich women to raise families has been exaggerated They are not such geese in that respect as they are cracked up to be-Life
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

time they were selling liquor as q side line and d very profitable one Each of them has made more money than it would seem could he derived from the pool business They own property both in Glendale and Phoe- nix
Arizona republican., 1912-06-09
THE COLISEUM

There is going to be one big time t the Coliseum this week beginning
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-08
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
EASTER SERVICE
NEARLY 100 SIR KNIGHTS or AL
vEReNE coMMANDERY ATTEND
EASTER SERVICE AT GETHsE.
NAME CATHEDRAL, PARADE IN
FULL UNIFORM.

The knights Of st. Auvergne COM
mandery, knights Templar, nearly 100
strong, in accordance with a time
honored custom. attended an Easter
service at Gethsemane cathedral, yes
terday afternoon. Joining the knights
there was a large congregation which
about filled the sacred edifce. The
procession Of the knights who were
in full uniform, formed at the Masonic
temple and in double file the knights
of the Temple marched to church,
headed by their band which played,
Onward Christian Soldiers.
As the knights formed ranks in the
middle aisle the distant singing of the
professional hymn, Jesus Christ is
Risen Today, could be heard pene-
trating the main body of the church
as the white robed choristers emerged
from the choir room in festival pro-
cession vending it's way the full length
of the church, to the center aisle and
there passed through the ranks of the
knights with their swords drawn to
form a continuous arch until the steps
of the chancel were reached.
The Easter service provided in the
ritual of the Templar order was read
by DR., S, G.. Hill, the prelate Of st.
Auvergns commandery.
The Great Victory,
The preacher was Dean Bowling,
who took for his theme, The Great
Victory, using for his text, 1 Cor. X
81 and 81, Death is swallowed up in
victory. Thanks be to God which
giveth us the victory through our
Lord Jesus Christ.
Opening the sermon the dean said,
"Our Easter day has been celebrated
for centuries by the faithful hosts,
and it is of all our christian festivals
the most venerable and venerated. II
is not strange that this singular and
marked honor should be paid the day
of resurrection. And most appropri-
ately have the words of the psalmist
been chosen by the christian church
to announce the beginning of hen
Easter worship This is the day
which the Lord hath made we will
rejoice and be glad In it,
There is large reason for all tht
exultant rejoicing that christian, Gus
tom and christian experience and Low,
ing faith have assigned to the Eastel
festival. P~erennially it brings to Us
a supreme message of life-of tri,
umphant life-because death is swal'
lowed up in victory
Among the accepted facts Of chris
tian history there is none greater thar
the resurrection of our Lord JesJi
Christ. Believing in the resurrection
of Christ a new rapture is born in thu
soul.
Some cry out In scorn against tn,
teaching Of the christian church. Their
is a self delusion. they say, the res
direction of Christ was impossible