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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
Frances M. Wagar.
For Alderman.

To the Voters Of the Seventh Ward:
I hereby my candidacy for
The office of alderman in your ward at
the coming election and respectfully
solicit your support and your vote. if
elected I shall endeavor, to serve the
best interests of every taxpayer and
of the ward without fear or
favor. and regardless of political be-.
liefs. occupation or financial standing.
Sincerely yours.
I Nv C. MNlar!
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16

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Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to are. f. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. Csc,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
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Speculative Gossip

Liverpool close-Wheat 1.s lower
to 3-8 higher. Corn 1-8 lower.
Corn in Chicago closed 3.4c lower.
ChicagO-Brosseau and Hellman
selling May wheat $1.O1N.
Chicago-Lowitz selling May wheat
$1.01A.
Chicago-K.dston seller July wheat.
Buenos Aires-Wheat opens is to
1-2 higher.
Estimated Chicago for Monday
Wheat. 81; corn, 2s5; oats. 1873; hogs.
$4,000.
CORN. Mo-, claims the tallest WON.
an in the world. she being nine feet
and Tour inches in her holeproof hose.
But doubtless there are many women
Of lesser length who fly higher.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16

Nearly every man who doesn't own
n thinks automobiles should be
loaded to. capacity. .
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
FOREICN CLOSE

Berlin SIS to ga lower; Buda Pest.
unchanged; Antwerp, LaPlata wheat
los or 3 3-S lower on II kilos weight.
The usual weight 70 kilos. Danube
SIS lower.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
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Market Quotations

~ -
Reported BY Chas. e. Lewis and COM.
pany, Grain aud stock Brokers. Branch
price Security Block. Grand Forks,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16

County Superintendent of Schools
To the Voters of Grand Forks County:
I hereby my candidacy for
the office Of county superintendent of
schools for Grand Forks county.
Thanking my many friends for past q
vors, I ask for a place on the Repub.
lican ticket.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
THE WEATHER.

Bloomington. ILL.,. clear. rs above.
Omaha, clear 80 above.
Peoria, clear. % above.
Terre Haute, clear. 20 above.
st. Louis. clear. 80 above.
Chicago. clear. calm.
Cairo, clear. "a above.
Kansas City. clear, 80 above.
Topeka, clear. 80 above.
st. Louis. clear, 80 above.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
RECEIVED
CHICAGO CARROTS.

Duluth.
Wheat. 6 cars against 6 year ago.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-16
DULUTH CASH CLOSE
DULUTH FLAX

May. open ..........2.04
May, close ..........2.O4k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
.TAFT'S ATTITUDE
IS CRITICIZED
Adamson Thinks He Shout,
Leave Canal Zone Govern
ment to Wilson.

Carrei,on. Ga December z Exception
was ,Aoen in a statement 'o-Gay by Con-
gresham " {. Adamson. chairman OF the
House CunI.llitsse on Interstate and For
eLgn Commerce 10 The proposed rsorganiza-
tfon Of the Panama canal forces Indicated
Ia recent u.'ersnees 0: President Tar,-
Congressman AdansOn. author o. the iaw
recently enacted ror the government o. The
zone. say.
President TAR ought not unnecessarily TO
worry nfrnsel, soout tranSrotming the sys-
ten on the zone TIE nex- Congress and
the next administration Wi! have amp e
opportunity. 70 accord proper recognition 20
Colonel Goethals and al the other ouil q
e-S ~ the cana. anJ PF.sident-elect Wilson
vii, have ample opportunity 20 select on
c.rs - 0p-r@Se the canal and govern the
zone
The existing system is adapted 1" con
etr-.ct!ng the canal which vii not be I'm
.shed Until Csulebra ceases - slide The
new % an % government = Intended "a cor
Trol The operation % the canal snd the
government OF Tho zoae a 2dJunct ana
incident o. the canal operation
II conclusion. Mr.. Atkinson states that Il
VI tbe fortunate Il SAFE transit through ihe
caual can be secured IN :wo years. and ados
thai '.Presidenc-rieN Wilson will provide
himself With all SUFFICIENT inro:maiion IN
nple time .os Satisfactory action
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
BODY BROUGHT
FOR |N1ERMENI
DR.. Smith, Fourth President o.
Randolph-Macon, Rests in
Hollywood.

Complying with request made in
his will, the body OF DR.. William
Waugh Smith, chancellor OF Randolph
Macon system OF colleges. was brought
to Richmond yesterday afternoon ana
Inferred in Hollywood Cemetery beside
the grave of his first wife, who was
Miss Ella Jones OF Richmond. Dr..
Smith died on November % at Lynch .
burg, and the body was placed IN a
receiving vault at Spring HIN Gene
terry
The interment II Or. Smith IN Hol-
lyw God makes that the resting place
OF four OF the presidents OF Randolph .
Macon College. There have been ten
presidents OF Randolph Macon College
since it's founding ia 1890. seven or
them ministers and three laymen-
The first president was Rev. stephen
DIN. l.. D. who afterwards became
president OF Wesleyan University,
Connecticut. The second president was
Iandon G. Garland, LII D.. who died
several years ago as chancellor OF
Vanderbilt University The third was
Rev. william A. Smith. y. d. who had
the longest term OF service ana v as
the first 10 raise An endowment Tor the
college, securing IN 1855 a. cndoWm"nt
Of 500. 000, one OF the largest andOw o.
dav. Dr.. Smith resigned in 1855 and
accepted the presidency of Central
College. Missouri After serving sew
eral years In Missouri ~ returned i
virginia and died in Richmond m 1862.
and was buried from Centenary Chur h
in Hollywood.
DR.. Smith was succeeded Dy Colonel
Thomas Q. Johnson. who was Killed ia
1858 in a railroad accident in the
west He was succeeded b. Rev. James
A Duncan, D d. the founder or Br %
street Methodist Church. N Richmond.
Or Duncan was the only president
10 die during his incuin oency. has
death occurring a. Ashland IN SepteM-
Der. 1877. Like his great predecessor
and teacher. Dr. Smith. ne was buried
in HOLLYWOOD. the funeral being con-
Quoted from Broad street Methsdist
Church.
DR. Duncan was succeeded by Dr.
William ". Bennett who resigned on
account OF i'll health and died about a
wear afterwards IL Louisa County. and
was buried in Hollywood HIS sue
cessor WAS Dr. William Waugh smith,
whose body was br ought from Lynch
burg TO Richmond for interment in
HOLLYWOOD yesterday. Dr. Smith re-
tired from the presidency OF the Kan
dolph- Macon College at AsnlshH 10
accept the chancellorship Of the sys-
tenn and to build up the great woman =
college a. Lynchburg The three pres
idents who have come after him at
Ashland are still living-Rev- James a
Kern. y. D. now professor In the the
illogical department OF Wander DIE
University: Rev. William O. starr. H.
l.. Of the Virginia Methodist Confer
euce and Or. r r. Blackwell. who -
now president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
SUSPECT DENIES
MURDER CHARGE
Detectives Unable to Get 1nfor-
nation From Negro Believed
implicated in Baroody Assault.

When questioned last night AT the
second Police station by Captain oil
Detectives Mcmahon and Detective
S,rseants Wiley and Kellam. Eddie
Smith. c5Iored. suspected Of being i'm
dictated in the murder Of Elias Ba-
roodv. the North Second Street confec-
TONER. who was Killed last week. de-
MED al knowledge Of the crime. and the
officers were unable to gather any IN
formation from him Smith was al
rested Yesterday by Detectives Wiley
Kellarn and smith He IS believed ~
be one OF three negroes who are
thought To- have assaulted Beroody
with a haichet, after which they
robbed his store.
Baroody fingered several DAYS after
tn murderDUs attack. but never De
came sufficiently conscious to furnish
the police with any clues as to the
Identity Of his assailants. 1t was
even impossible to find out exactly
what had been stolen.
The offer Of a reward OF 500 FOR
the arrest OF Baroodys assa!lants has
spurred the police TO a more vigorous
prosecution Of the case. Other arrests
arc expected.
Smith IS twcnty-one years old and
saws he recently came here from Wash
inGton. u. e. No one is permitted 10
see or talk with him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
DANCE At GOLDsBORO.
Young Women Give Last Leap Year
German Sf season.

fSpe-ial 70 TIE T 4rnes-f'lS patch.
C;Oldsboro y. g.. December -1--Mon-
5av night IN the Edeertou Building
.h. young women OF the city gave tho
asst leap year dance II the present
season. The dance wa. led By Mss
sarah Wooton and u. l.. Winsiow. as
sisted by Miss Allie Freeman AMI
Frank Crecch-
Yesterday Pau LAatos manager OF =
-afe. while attemptinS 20 shoot =
giant nrecracker. fel AS Fl was about
20 explode and the explosion tore his
face up - badly that he had 70 DC
rushed L. the cts hospital for treat
ment
Last night negro man named Isaiah
Lane. while cole bratlnS Christmas. shot
frankie Cray. a negro woman The
hall entered her neck II. n"Sr"
.lairns ne thought all &c cartridge.
mad been fred and did not shoot her
ourposeiy When the officers arrived
IN the scene he was hidden under a
mouse. lie was arrested and tried this
morning and placed under . 5000 boni
10 await tho next term oi Wayne
county Superior Court
Last night a store house owned by
J.. n. Ciuley. Of this city. was totally
destroyed by IRE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
SWORE FALSELY
AS TO AGE OF GIRL
Father of Young Woman Makes
Charge of False Pretense
Against Young Man.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I

Raleigh. y. G, December 27.--George
W Wood. of Zebulon. this county. was
arrested here to-day on the charge OF
false pretense. in that he made oath
TO the Wake County Register Of Deeds
that Mary V. Brantley was eighteen
years old in procuring d license for
her marriage TO Ellis Doss. when her
father insists that she is only sixteen
years old. The onense charged is
misdemeanor. The couple were mar-
RED on Christmas Eve. r. b. Brant-
ley. father OF the girl. Is prosecutin.
GOD. VINO was best man.
The prospectus has been sent out
iOr 4 Democratic state weekly To DO
published in Raleigh by Colonel Alex.
T. Feild. retiring private secretary to
Governor kitchin. and Editor r. T..
roe While the details of the plans
Beasley. Of the state Democrat Mon
roe. While the details VI the plans
for publication have not been made
public. II is understood that the initial
number of the paper Will appear carly
in the new year.
The people OF Raleigh are already
moving in the matter Of preparations
for the INAUGURATION Of Hon. Locke
Craig as Governor. Alexander Webb
has been designated AS chairman Df
the citizens committee on inaugural
: 10 be in charge Of the entertainment
OF the visiting military companies, in
dtcat IONS being that there vii be an
unusually large number or companies
here. especially from the western Sec
lions OF the State.
The Raleigh Aldermen have definite
Is refused the proposition of the wake
Water Company to sell the water plant
10 the city for $252.0G0. The Aldermen
also propose TO pr0cur" authority from
the legislature FOR 100000 bond
Issue 10 either buy the present water
plant at 4 reasonable price and enlarge
il TO adequate proportions. or establish
AN entirely new water plant INC
present water company has nine years
more o. It's franchise 10 run. The Al
dermen Will also ask for an act OF
the LEGISLATURE enabling them to put
IN d new plant before the franchise OF
the Wake Water Company terminates.
With the near approach OF the 1919
session Of the General Assembly. Col
onel j Bryan Grimes. Secretary oI
state Is urging decided reform in the
legislative machinery. He points out
that entirely too much Legislation is
coneested into the last week or two
or the session. He says that in the 1919
session more than half the legislation
OF the session was rushed throush
during the lat two weeks. During the
1903 session so per cent was rushed
through during the last twenty days,
and 237 bills were rushed through on
the last day. In 1911, - per cent Of
the bills were rushed through during
The last ten days Of the session con-
gestion grows steadily worse each
session. He wants legislators 10 intro
duce local bills early. and also suG-
geSts consolidation OF the enrolling
and eugrossing departments in the in
terest Of economy and accuracy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

bride. acted as ring bearer. The ash
ers were Ernest Plpkin. of McColl. Z.
@. and John Morrison. Of Spencer Fol
lowing the ushers came the wedding
party The bridesmaid was Miss
Frances Hopkins. or Tuscumbia. Ala.
y. no for three years had been a coyege
chum OF the bride. J. y Iiutchins
acted as best man. The nlatron o;
honor was Mrs Lawrence Hooker, o.
Richmond. an aunt Of the brids The
wedding march was played b. Miss
Bleeka Ritch, OF Charlotte. Preceding
The entrance OF the bridal party. Miss
Mary Heller sang Absent"
Among the out of-tOwn guests IN
Spencer for the occasion were Mrs.
Lawrence Hooker and son. SIaster
Larry. % Richmond Miss Frances Hop
kins. Of T'uscurnbia. Ala Ernest Pip
Kin. u McCoI. : G.. q brother OF the
groom. Miss Bleeka Ritch. OF Char
lotte. Marvin Ritch. Of Washing ton
city. and many others.
Immediately after me ceremony the
DC wig married couple left on south .
bound train for Florida. where they
vii spend short time They viii also
visit the mother OF The groom AZ Nc
coll ). =, before returning 70 spencer,
whore they WIN reside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Dfnkfn-Jcukfus.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
Spencer. y .. December = Prom
nent among th- interesting social
events 81 t1c week in spencer was the
marriage last evening AZ o'clock Of
Miss Cora Ma. an attractive daughter
n Mrs cynthia Jenkins. - Hugh l.
Pipkiu. The ceremony was ? rtrrul"r
AZ The residence % tho brides mother
~ Salisbury Avengs hv Rev g.
Heller. pastor ~ the Spencer Tresby-
terrain Church The homo had been
heau-ifulIv decorated for the occs Sin-i.
The color scheme being rcd and green.
Master Larry Hooker. aged even
years. % Richmond. a cousin ~ the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
DISCUSSES ART
OF HISTORIAN
Colonel Roosevelt Delivers Ad-
dress Before Six National
Associations.

Boston December .7.--Co!onei TheoooTs
Roosevelt. speaking on the History o. IL =
erature" in Symphony Hal tonight. AZ
d rsssed members OF six NATIONAL associs,ions
now holding conventions here. lie Is presi-
dent o. one Of these societies. the America n
Historical Associs lion. The others are the
American Association FOR LABOR Legis alton.
TIL. American Sociological society, the
American statistical Associs ton, she Amer
lean Ecouornic Association and the Amer
can Political science Association.
Colonel Roosevelt discussed the art Of the
historian from The stsndp0ints OF science.
poetry mythology ana literature lie
argued that history should welcome the
entrance upon its domain % every science,
and that future historians should make
use o. materis, from every possible source
to convey vivid and nfe-iike pictures 10
Others OF the past whose secrets they !sy
bare
The great historian o the future. re de-
Jared would De the men who had the
genius 70 reconstruct <cr his readers the
immense panorama Of the past. He must
possess knowledge ana wisdom. lie must
usc his material with 'Ssch potent viva I'd '
that We shall see the lie that was and not
tho death that = Whether u be Egypt OF
u. - T,otaruis. or Scandinavia with which
n deals the great historian. II the facts
De INIT him. will pat before Is the ncl ami
women they actually lived. that ~
shall recognize them sor what they were.
living beings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Review of Trade

New York. December a7.-Brad<
streets will say tomorrow:
What Is described in most sections
OF the country az record holiday
trade has crowned a year which has
had few equals and fewer /uperioTs
In nearly every line OF human en-
deavor. This. Of course. refers directly
to volume OF product or value OF out
put rather than to margins OF profit.
which are conceded to have been cus
in many lines.
Best reports as 20 holiday retail
came from the West and Northwest.
most parts Of the Southwest and tina
Pacific coast IN the Eastern states
trade has been good. and there ara
many large centres reporting the year.
end trade as breaking al records
Less buoy1nt advices came from
southeast Of the Mississippi. but here
shorter yields are held mainly respcn-
sible. n wholesale trade and industry
there has ben a quieter tone.
As tho year closes ti. feeling = one
OF cheerful conservatism. but not of
pessimism. bred % the fact that tilreb
10 seven months orders are IN hand
The eud 81 the year fnds the ltho-
situation quiet as a whole. after a
year notable FOR Some biz strikes and
Tor many and widespread vase ad-
vances.
Holiday duiiness prevails IN The Ncw
York stock market. the renewed nrsn-
ness 90 money due 81 cnd-of- the-year
-eor.trenents also checking spccuiative
activity. s Somewhat improved sen
-i-rl-t - displayed. however.
Business failures Tor the week end
Ing Dec -iber - were go. against 81
last week and 900 ir the Ike week %
1919. Failures in Canada FOR the week
,~er. nineteen Esd number
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Macon Ga, December 2i.--Airs.
lanes King. fOrty-two. was arrested az
ger home near Round Oak. Ga, to-day
after Nicholas Wilburn. twenty 1--WE. ln
a confession 10 the police. IS alleged 10
aave admitted that he killed Mrs.
Kings husband because she offered
PIN $500 10 commit the crime and
promised 10 marry him after u had
oeen perpetrated.
James King. prominent planter
disappeared December -. IFS body
was found with a. bullet wound ia the
heart in a woods lot whore lac had gone
bunting. HIS bird dos was keeping
watch over the body. Indications wer.
4 the time that King was responsible
,or his own death. Investigation led
20 the arrest yesterday " Wiibnrn and
flames Bsiier. a negro.
In his cc7ifessiou to-day 10 the police.
Wllburn. who is = farm and sawnili
hand. IS quoted az saying:
Mrs.. King offered HE $500 20 KIN
her husband She said She wanted 10
get rid Of him and promised 20 marry
me Y I Killed him. lie had $1,000 iife
insurance.
on December - MAS passing the
King home. she called 10 ue. and
lold me that Mr.. King had gone hum
ing. and for ne u go through the
woods. ind him and shoot h!m. 7 FOL
owed him. and when he stopped TO
sest I sneaked up behind him. grabbed
rs gun and then shot him just over
he heart He begged me not 10 shoot
hsm any more just then a. feli Ove-.
I put mis- gun Ia nis hand and ar
ranged the body SO as to make 70 look
IKE ne had shot himself then went
back TO the house and toni Mrs King
what l had done. She said / was q
rood boy and she thought lot Of me. DO
Barber. the negro prisoner stated
hat few minutes before the killing
Wilburn had told him that he was go
ing 20 shoot King he said that h
had frequently heard Mrs. King tell
her husband that she would Ike 20 get
I'd OF him because she 'sas tired %
seeing him sit around
Mrs King Is the mother o. six chill
iren. Her oldest daughter married q
brother Of Wnburn. Mrs. King has
taken a prominent part IN church work
N Jones County. The King plantation
: said To be one 81 the largest in Nd
Sic Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
JUDGE HEN, TO ESTATE.
Half BROTHERS. Property Valued at
100000. Held by state.

New York. December Z7-At the age
Of seventy nine years. Probate judge
John Kenuealiy. OF Idaho Falls. Idaho
viii PROBABLY Tearn to-day that he mas
established himself TO be half brother
90 William a. Kinnea.ly. WHO died IN
1855 and sole heir TO the latter Z estate
which has been held By Sew York state
Tor over forty years.
The estate IS valued az 100000. ana
since the frst advertisements were
published Of the location Of relatives
there have been a hundred claimants.
The Idaho Judge was one OF the iast
10 hear Of the call for KinueaIly reia-
lives. and exception was taken TO MS
claim because he spelled his name with
an go" instead OF an 81" as on other
grounds.
B. decision Of Supreme Court JUS
fice Page yesterday, however. ne -
declared TO Dc the rightful heir The
state viii file an appeal on the ground
that the claim IS insufficient.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
In the Wake of the Game
BY GUS MALBERT

manager. All Of which listens like
pretty good press agent gossip.
Mike Donlin. wearing a Philly uni
form. will not be the same Mike who
led the Giants a few years ago 10 a
pennant by his hitting. Sir Michael
may manage the eX-Fogel clan. and
then again he may not His year layofr
during which he trod the boards, did
him no good, nor is Mike getting
any younger. Charlie Doom will very
likely be the pilot again next season.
Joe Thinkers drift to the Cincinnati
Reds is announced by some of the
facetious TO be announcement OF his
retiring from baseball
Roger Bresnahan is still unattached.
despite claims by Messrs. Murphy,
Doom and Dreyfus that each had Sc
cured the Dukes services. Bresnahan
- stiII trying To figure why a contract
is q contract except in ST. Looey-
II Clarke Griffith is really looking
for training grounds for mis- Climbers.
and will be satisfied with anything
short of the Garden of Eden. he can
come right to Richmond. where a now
ball park, equipped with q modern
clubhouse, right on the car line, with
marvellous weather. is awaiting him.
Just one thing is needed To make the
Washington club a sure pennant win
ner-about five weeks OF Richmond
atmosphere
Amateur ball players are already
champing the bit and watching the
weather reports for the first blush OF
spring The meeting Of the commits
SION is 10 be held January 10. when
real preparations for the coming sea-
son will be begun
steve Griffin reports that he is put
ting in most Of his time hunting game
What kind OF game is not mentioned
in the letter. though deer are said TO
be plentiful up in Toledo.