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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18

t.- she Normal department oi A
con University. The degree q
ID. d. was co1terred upon him BY
GaudeIoupe College Of Sequin.
Texas. He was married IN 1891
to Miss Matte Z. Ma stali Of
Cincinnati. O.. and this union
was blessed with goss children.
Susie. jordan. Ir Horatio and
Lawrence
Mr.. Chas Ross. menbsr Of
Herman. s.ng Peace svee
Pelee.
Rev. DE- Mccracken. a life
long friend Of 80 years. offered
words OF condolsnse in tehslf OF
the a. "a. Z ministers VI the
cisy. Rev. Z. r. Mar shall Of
Bcthesda Bapsiss Chureh spoke
In behalf ol the Zap iss minis ers
oI ,ne North Nooa River Assoei-
alton.
lseyosd the Cafes Of Para
disc.
was sung By Miss Fannie Wise.
Nj. VIM Larimer stated how
be ~as grieved on hearing OF the
death ol this eseimsb'e citizen.
one who wss endrared 30 him f.r
his sterling qualities.
lie related os thcir lOng lsicnd-
ship and oG his admiration I the
deceased. Representatives from
he Spanish asr Veterans were
gr seGe.
Adiasanv Genssal Di ksrson al
the state Militia spoke impress
ivsly ID his l&rqsaintsnce with the
de e .s<d asa-vsssans soldier and
Ckf,stiaa g<ndeman seversl %
MS IavorisS selections wtre rem
dessd ~ the choig Rev DIR j.
n S;somas Of Ehenezrr sang. ss~
siaed by she ehcir. 10 she Lone
ly Nigha OF Soreows as only he.
can sing.
The buglsss OF che Eighth
Regiment one ssa ionsd hy the
bier. another 10 the balcony. raId
the fsaa1 miIissry. n, nors sss IN the
soldiers. The goiemni'y Of the
hour can neveg Be tfiacsd whtn
you rccail the geverbant tones OF
the ssumpesers.
Memorial services will be bsId
a. Herman Baptist Church 10 the
future by 'he Blpsies ministers Of
North Wood River Association.
Rev. f. g.. Smith. OF Quincy.
III Grand charIaiu Of che state
Of Illinois. assumed charge OF she
various lodges and < NJ. r.
Mr. Nj. r. Bailey % the True
Redogmcss and 81 rte Annie Walk
er Conscience Club stated thar
Rsv. Chavis was a charter mem
bsr Of the club and Chaplain
Resolutions had been drafted
from the above club also from
the Spanish War Veterans, John
X. Tanner Camp. No "A. Cop
ies were spread on sheir records
and mailed tothe family col Is.
Johnson conducted services is
Annette Lodge Of the .. u. 0
Odd Fellows. They stood around I
the remains and sang Nearer,
My God 10 Thee 'Pyshian ser-
vices were read by David Martin
they circled around the remains
singing God Be With You Til
We Meet Again
National Grand Princess Mis-.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-18
THE DOOR OF HoPE-lso2.

position hopethe
the ground Of or culor ROOSEVELT
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Looks like that Cavalier banker
thought that s8OG00 was not enough to
make his banking scheme work veil, or
at least that $4,000 would be better.
You remember the deal. It was that
people should borrow money at four bar
cent to build . court house. Then they
should tax themselves to make sink.
ing fund, which sinking fund tbey
should deposit in his bank at Ave Per
cent. OF course the taxpayers world
then be making sort Of DutchmAh,s
one per cent BY this part Of the dai.
But paying % much taxes would make
them hard-up and then they could - 8
the bank and borrow. their own moasy
back q ton Per con interest and uss Il
70 pay their taxes again and thus msks
: revolving fund that would pay lgrsa
new court house without costiug ~
taxpayer Z can't You -, thAt the srs
money tho county borrows the moss -
psr csnt profit. tho taxpaysr6 viii -
nit. sss 81
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
..wHERE. OH WHERE IS
MY LITTLE DOG GOMEZ

'The fact is that by tho time this
question OF location has been settled
THERE WILL BE so MUCH MONEY AVAIL.
ABLE. FOR WHICH THERE Is NO IMMEDIATE
USE, that the additional levy needed to
build first class buildings, fire-proof and
spacious. will be such q small fraction Of
q mill as not to be noticeable by the tar
payers Of this county"
You have $40 ,tiO'l for a building fund
now. HENCE BONDS FOR S9llDO
Will BUILD A NEW COURT
HOUSE"
The is the signed statement OF fifteen
Cavalier citizens, among whom ar. two
ex county treasurers and I states at,or-
ney; men whose statements we're backed
by official experience thst should quality
them g experts in eaaaty ,fiuanoes..
This statement was made Il newspapsss
and also in the booklet issued By the
Cavalier COMMITTEES shortly before slec-
ition. -..S. 33s: Il
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

The taxpayers we're assured year
and half ago that there WAS $4,000
surplus in the county treasury by the
Cavalier committee over their own sig-
natures. This statement was tac,tly
confirmed by the county board who
never denied il. The statement was al.
SO that the county "had no immediate
use" for this surplus which they designa.
ted AZ a building fund. That there
never was a building fund" on the
county ledger, and that there Vs no
surplus for which the county Bsfno
immediate use. is shown by thys,ct
that Of the e83 ono on hand in July 30,
hardly one dollar was left on Feb .ys1i !,
1912. The same board that has 81 s,
$780, COO in twenty months will have g. g.
spending Of the s1OOtOO bond money. q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Fifteen honorable gentlemen of Catk
lier told you on honor that new court
house and jail should not cost over $50,
600 and that S30.0tD was cash on hand.
Will you prove these honorable gentle
men liars by going to the polls next
Tuesday voting for 5l'N,nOO bonds and
thus saying they were wrong IN their es-
timate and therefore either ignorant or
w'lfully dece'ving the people by declar-
ing that 8 0,00u bonds were sufficient?
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

If man came to you and sold you
town lot for a certain sum of money, as.
suring you that he could and would
build you residence on it for say s6O,
and then after you had paid him for the
lot he then says, 'Well was mistaken,
such house as you need and must have
will cost you a thousand dollars"
What would you think of him and his
little game? -.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

The vote in opposition to the issue of
the slOO,O00 bonds next Tuesday will
not be SO much vote against that sort
of building as 1t will be protest
against the lying statements of the
Cavalier committee. The people feel as
though they bad purchased a gold
bnck-and that from men whom they
thought they ought to trust as knowing
more than they do about such matters
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
DAKOTA 18TH 1912

trying to fool the people. The chickens
are coming home to roost. The Pioneer
Express Is perfectly willing that the
election shall turn on the question Of
the good faith" Of the contending par
ties at the last election.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

The Chronicle declares that it is not
Cavalier that wants q hundred Thousand
dollar court house. but the taxpayers
who insist on such building. How
loes the Chronicle know thatf There,
[llsas been no expression Of the people as
yet and will not be until next Tuesday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY
EE1Aes. sa.oo 1Ha Aaz7Eva1
=. A. Wardvell. &C. Thompson
WA1DW1IL . 1Hol1PSoH
a QUESTION or ~cooD PATH .

New, see here. Editor Mardwell, be.
fore the county seat removal election
was held, you stated 10 the Pioneer Ex.
press land ran the matter Ia bold type)
that any suitable new court house to be
erected would cost tho eouaty not less
than 100000 Did You publish that
statemeot in good faith or were you pro-
malGatiag it merely a. . s.bugaboo''
against county seat re0oval. II you
acted il good fsith then, you must act
in good faith now, or else Ill your arRu
ments On the court house question fail
si9aally Fat. Do you now favor build.
Ing new court house that will cost less
than elOQO00. Editor Warduell? Ifnot,
70 bo consistent, and make good your
statemeats Of the past you must walk
mp 70 the polls ON the 10th Of March,
1919, and vote in favor OF the el(OOOO
bond proportion Cavalier Chronicle.
just g paraphrase Of the the above
We win repeat with few slight changes:
Now, see here. Editor Fairchild, be-
fore the county seat removal election
was held, yon stated in the Chronicle
land eaid il tifty or more times and
~ays) that . suitable new court house to
be erected should cost the county not
over e8l,O00 and that there was $4,000
cash then IN building fund for which
there was no immediate use, and hence
an issue Of only go, 600 bonds would be
sufficient to build such building. Did
you publish that statement in good faith
or were you promulEamating it merely
as .bugaboo' in favor Of county seat
removalf II you acted in good faith
then. You must act in good faith now Or
else Ill your arguments on the court
house question fal signally fat. Do
you now favor building new court
house that will cost less than s60, ,O0,
Editor Fairchildi II 90, to Be consis,
tent, and make good your statements q
the past, you must walk up to the polls
onths l9th o. March. 1914 and vote
against the el00.O 600 bond proposition.
We wsIs surs that Editor Falrchild
would bs foolish enough g call our good
fsith in qusstiou becaass II i tho Sway
"a snch critics "a alvays iorset ths beam
u thsiTownge 80.
Bnt Editor u Hid will search IL
Win ior my N gnmsuts ~ tho Pioatsf
xpEsss aasinss - sss q the ol01prO
! lbo1ds ~ ~ this pt that sws
hayss always aIgu 4 iilise shis 8 q
4 N1anse Asyt sxtlll ~ M ths ~
1 Anine. and Or Ut = tfly, ops
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

The scriptursl Daniel vas cast in the
lious' den. The modern Il ons den seems
to be situated at Cavalier.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Cavalier agreed with the Taxpayers to
provide = court house and Jail for oo1,-
000. Let them Gil the contract. That
is what you voted the county seat to
Cavalier toe. on that repres .nta ion.
You have done your part. let Cavalier
do its part.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

It was 70 be court house ssudic,ent
Tor geaeratisas to come" That was the
agreement s0h Jew, thank thee Tor
that word" '.Snfncient for generations
to como and 70 cost only eo0O0O."
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
official. Directory

: U ssenators = = / &ssnna &egn,aber
y s sasiYss EsisRsssen- i 4 + z Hsiaeson Hssgs
Governor-John Burke
Lieutenant Goyernor-U Z Rurdick
Secretary of State-P d Norton
STATE STATE AuditorD Bqiahsbiii
Attorney General-AndrewM Miller
( Rai,road Com a Pm Anderson
missioneTs y y Il i Maan st,,3s,,an
Supt of Pub Inst-E j Taylor
Com of Insurance-M-C G Taylor
1.srsr ass:, Ct ssp's~s 5 E$;$s S$$ Es$$'s'nr
Judge 7th Jud. Dist-WJ Kneeshaw
. STATE SENATORS
, ID Dist-christG Ganssie. ST Thomas
REPRESENTATIVES,
yChasEdwards Drayton
1st District J.OConnor st Joseph
End District-H GeiRer Hamilton
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States .Attorney-Wm Nc cMurchie
Clerk of Court-J DWinlaw
shsIttdrlS apditarlWSm. hestSr IS. Felson
Treasurer R,Gibson
Register of Deeds--Geo 'Roadhouse
County Judge-H G. Wick
Surveyor! Herman Campbell
soIansrp9 ssSps ct barseMs b"f'ey
Public Admin:r-Elis IhOrwaldson
lst-A B Purtiy. Toilette
County 2nd-.g K,Olafson. Gardar
So1n = 4th-los. Eorin. Neche
L (6Sh-T0a MOrf3QOn 31r0vfOn
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Either way you vote on the bonds is
disagreement with the Cavalier commit.
tee.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15
Heneman Says:

Never before have we had as nice line
of spring dress goods and dry goods as we
us show you some of the new things we lust
got in.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

ties at the last election.
THE REPUBLICAN, BALLOT.
The voter who goes to the Judges Of
election will 6e asked IL he wants Z re.
publican or democratic ballot. Il he
taxes the latter it will make but little
difference to him which Of the delegates
and electors he votes for except that in
this county he will perhaps single out
r. A. Wilson for national committe man
and e. W. Conmy as one OF the dele,
gates to the national convention for 10.
cal reasons. Otherwise only Mr. Burke's
name appears as candidate for presi-
dent. There are factions represented by
the other names but we do not know
enough about the men to state what
they represent.
On the republican ballot however,
there are two quite distinct factions re-
presented as we'll as three different can
dida,es for president. On neither bal
lot is there the rame of candidate for
vice president. In the following ct the.
names of the Roosevelt electors and
delegates are followed bp x" The 9th.
ers are for LaFollette. There are no
Taft electors or delegates. As
the names are printed alphabetically
and also rotat, d the voter will find it
necessary to take this or similar list
with him to the booth to vote intelli.
gently. Better cut this list out.
AS we understand the law, no matter
what electors and delegates are elected
they will besbound to vote for the candi-
date for president that receives the
majority vote.
Election occurs next Tuesday.
President of the United States. Vote
for one name only.
William II. Taft.
Robert NJ. LaFchette.
Theodore Roosevelt. x
Vice president At the United States.
No candidates.
National comsaitteeman. Vote /. for
oae name only. "
q. @. Cooper.
Thomas r. Marshall. sS
T Presidential Electors. Vote for I've
names only. 4 .i.s7 Ess'7>ss i
3. H. A.aer. Al! ~ W.
D. p. Barnes. j
n. Breen. x
f C.S. Buck. x
f. W. Cathro.
8. M. F. rris. K
Gilbert johnson.
Theodore Thompson.
e. 81. Tostevin. x
Delegates to National Conventioa.
Vote for ton names only.
Alfred White. K f.
A. NJ. Christensen. <
J. 81. Cooper.
A. e. Erickson.
L. B Garnsss.
Henry Hale. K
Nicholas Hayes. x -S
L p. Hyde. x
August E. johnson
w. 8. Lauder.
II. j. Linde. Z
+. w. Mashek. Z
A L. Nelson.
Robert N. Pollock.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

-.
ssAoo. ioe county ooard' . majority
OF wnon we're ana are ~ sympathy with
sne SAsAeF oommistee qua Cntonlcle
nave msoe Aoe saSest'gation' consulted
arcnitecls, 0ade special trips. ana they
cay that the tsoneer Express was right
IN its sta1enens q SaUuVU.
The Chcoaicle declares that the peo-
pie say chat $4,000 court house is
necessary. The Chron Gle itself is in
favor Of issuing 100000 bonds.
The Pioneer Express considers itself
as endorsed by the county board, and
the Chronicle at least.
The Chronicle triee to crawl in .
small hole oy saying that tho people
have decided that e1OQ, ,00O is needed to|
build . suitable court house. Why
don't the Chronicle tell them that they
are wrong Just as It told the Pioneer Ex-
press during the court house 6ghti Il
denied it then. Why not deny It now?
II e3O,OO0 bonds were sufficient then
Why issue $1,000 nowi But il the
people do agree with our estimate then
they also say. that the Cavalier estimate
was wrong.
Every voter that votes '.yes" on the is-
sue Of 100000 bonds will thereby ac-
cuse the Cavalier Chronicle and the
Cavalier committee Of total want Of
what Editor Fairchild calls s.Oood faith .
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

Silk and wool bordered voil, Balyclare.
soft finish Chambray, English Cambria and
Percales, fancy suitings and all the different
Ginghams and Tissues, Prints from SC to 7c,
Table Linens, Sheetngs, Lonecloth, Ladies
Silk and Lisle Thread Hose, Lace Curtains SOC
to $500 per pair, Ladies Waists and House
Dresses, Lace and Embroideries, etc.
You will not find better and more COM
plete stock of general dry goods outside of the
larger cities and our prices are right.
JOHN HENEMAN
Eaps,s.s-es e =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-15

cd issue are the words and arguments of
the editor of the Cavalier Chronicle and
the Cavalier committee and Mr.. Fair
child apparently refuses to father his
own children.
But as question of ''good faith" the
matter is worth discussing.
The Pioneer Express did publish in
bold type that it believed the new court
house would cost Sl0O OuO. The Cava-
lier committee and the Cavalier Chron-
i,.le published in booklet and newspapers
that the new court house would cost no
more than S6O,UOO. of which $50, ,COO was
cash on hand in building fund for
which there was no immediate use';
hence an issue of $50, QUO in bonds would
be sufficient to build court house fire.
proof and large enough "for generations
to come"
That was a distinct issue. There was
clearsquestion of good faith, or to put
it in" PLAIN English. one or the other of
these parties were lying to the people of
Pembina county with the object of
securing votes. The excuse of ignorance
cannot be pleaded by either OF these
parties. We claim that we ought to
have known what we were talking about.
On the other hand. Editor Fairchild has
had many years Of experience as a news
paper mao and ought to be well acquain-
ted with public matters. Two ex county
treasurers. an ex-state and county OIL
cial, several lawyers, civic officials and
prominent citizens of Cavalier signed
their names to their side Of this ques-
iou OF cost.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-30
TALKS WITH OUR
 WOMEN READERS
By Edna K. WooIe

today tired death" puled a little chair weari
 
 didn't death" said the plump
 exclaimed the bought O U i killing I'll spend half 
 back the That whole feeling really think i you?
 Well, d SOMETHING living,
 
 at 
 worth I health if highest efficiency
 
 Now, afford a to 10 the around and things and what basket and probably armf things besides would take half probably buy quantities of stuff that voud keep fresh house call d the
 Meantime I'd o Der to babies turing absence
 Tt the depend nelghbofnood butcher concluded tho l I
 We'll ILo n husband along the doing him dose il he it phone and the corner grocer, too
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-30
TRUTHFUL THINGS WE NEVEF
 HEAR

Your daughter has got the worst voice l ever heard. She ought to have it fled
 fGThat, new suit of yours, Cuthbert lSoks las though it had been cut ou wSfhsa crosscut saw. It's the limit"
 fstDid .you say your daughter is taking piano lessons? So far as ever becoming e musician is concerned she might just as well take prussic acid -
 No. l don't like your new house. It looks like a cross between a Car negie library in town of 1900 and a Queen Anne pickle factory. There's no accounting for tastes"
 I suppose I shall have to invite you to get in my automobile some time, but heaven knows l don't want to. 1 will try and call some afternoon when you are not at home"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-30
4 SIGN OF CONFIDENCE.

An expert accountant of the de partment of justice has completed an examination of the affairs of a bank of Pomona. Cal. from which it's youthful bookkeeper stold S1J0OOO in eighteen months It is the opinion of the expert that the blind cont. dSnce Of the officers and directors Of the bank in the honesty of young Stannard was contributory 10 the crime
 He had been left :n unprecedented charge Of many inn Iortant accounts and nobody seems to have manifested even a mild cUriosity concerning his way of handling them. The exper; mentions one I articular expression Of the confidence of the officers in the integrity Of the bookk eeper while the stealing was going on full blast. They made him a present Of a costly Morris chair and 9t the same time raised his salary from s9OO to sl, ,OJ0 a year This latter act of generosity is alluded to by the expert only caa. ually. yet we think the fact that the' had heen paying the bookkceper only 375 a month was the strongest pos
 Even Q saint on such a salary il such a position might have felt him self warranted ip raising his con pensation without taking his ebploy CTS into his confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-30
A W.THE .SPVRIa9 p A OF'THE;MOMENT
 ~ by Roy .Moulton. q
Copyright 1911. c. \. siather)

ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABkER
 After all is said and done, there Is only one way to get rich and that is to make a whole lot of money and hang onto it.
 There are other signs of great wealth that a feller kin show be- sides walkin' down the street smokin' a cigar with a gold band or it.
 One of the most side-splittin' hits of humor goin' is to see a feller with a red necktie an, and ask him how he got the nosebleed.
 sLe tIIiiiker has got a fine new Panhard six cylinder. His wife also her spare time and attention. It is q singer
 1t seems funny that every woman's s hat is a different shape, but so is every woman for that matter.
 AS IT APPEARS. When I grow up I'm goin to be An actor feller. yes, siree. He's got the softest snap know And certainly he gets the dough. He always wears a nice dress suit And fine plug hat and gloves to boot, He lives in houses that are grand, hnf all be has to do is stand Around and speak his little piece Which seems to flow as slick as
 grease.
 Or else he sets upon gilt chairs. Which seems to flow as ob etaoinn Which are around most every where. Hes always kissin' some nice gal That he has managed to corral. Don't made no difference bout the
 crowd;
 He kisses her and right out loud, He's always got some nice green
 cash
 That he can haul right out and flash. He keeps the heroine from harm, The folks all say that he's the stuff, And though it may he just a bluff
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-30

says: Tn spite oi the transparency of the Lumbug and the heartlessness Of the fake it was stubDornly con, tested. Tbat such a stupendous fake should have been able to exist and flourish and that. ;oO. after it's thor OUgh-going exposure in The Great American Fraud series is a sad con mentary on the gullibility and ignor. ance Of the public in medical mat ters."
 But the gIllibility of the pdblic is not confined 10 medical matters Nearly every scheme for the separa tioD Of the people from their money finds ready victims. The promoter Oi every new religious cult, however ab surd and fantastic. is quickly sur. rounded by adherents No demagoguO CT visionary with remedy for tSs lis Of the booy polite fails to attract a following.
 Experience has shown that the peo- ple need guardians for their protec- ton against fraud Of every form. The federal government chosen by the people. acts as their guardian against such frauds as have been de scribed. The state eoyernments, as well as the federal goyerIHGent,j have
 undertaken to protect US against otn Ter frauds involving monetary loss The constitution Of tic United States has undertaken to throw some sor, .Of protection aOOu; us, by means ci representatives. against political frauds but some of us are now clan,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-30

the thrcecent bill in the senate and will urge quick action by the con. nittec.
 The proposed coin would be very useful to Cleveland street car pa irons, as the universal fare in that city is now three ceats.