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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-24

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gain prices. Easy terms Of payment
will be arranged II desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-24
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
GYM, MADYI1)1k on|||k
|plysfoa1 Dfrootof ctouuo1
Gym" toStart Glass
Hare 80

l. Everything is in readiness at the
gymnasium of the Little Falls 9ymnas-
ium association to commence classes
in gymnastics. AMI the physical
director IF the Cloquet Y. M. G. A. 10
expected here today or tomorrow to
start work along correct lines, or.
ganizing the classes etc. The para
phanalia for the gym" has been in
stalled and consists of turning poles.
parallel bars, mats. rings, punching
bag, boxing gloves, Indian clubs,
basketball, volIey ball, medicine ball,
and dumb bells. AS soon as the base.
ment is completed IN the spring Stow
er battles. dressing rooms, etc. will re
installed.
Membership fee is So per year for
juniors that is those between 10 and
is years inclusive and IS per gear
tor seniors-those over 16 years of age.
The fee may be paid by dues of 50
cents and 81 per month by Junior and
senior memters. respectively. until the
years fee is paid in, but no dues Will
be received during June, July and
August.
The running expenses of the Rymna-
stun. including janltor and physical
director's salaries. will be met ny the
receipts through mem bership fees.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
aglN GAL" LEAGUE
ls::St llUettnk Held:fn Sauk
- Rapids Tuesday--Nsxt
Meeting Here

Eight central MINNESOTA towns were
represented by delegates at the base
bali meeting held at Sank Rapids last
tuesday afternoon, they being Brain
erd, Foley, Little Falls, MelIose,
Staples, st. Cloud and Sank Rapids
The preliminaries to the organization
OF the baseball league were taken up
at this time, W. Leigh Cary being
elected permanent secretary ana Henry
Thlelman of ST. Cloud. Chas. Sylvester
at this city and NJ. Gallagher OF Mel.
rose appointed a committee on by.
laws. Although no official action was
taken 1T this time, owing TO the fact
that some of the delegates were not
qualified to act as directors because OF
being connected with the baseball
teams, it was practically agreed that
each team Ill the proposed league could
hire two outside players.
+ The next meeting OF the proposed as.
soc,ation is to be held in Little Falls
March. 10, at which time tie delegates
will. be named directors, and the
directors elect president and COM
plete the work Of organization.
The delegates we're guests Of the
Commercial club while at tue Rapids
ano; we've royalty treated.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
Want farmers CLUBS
Committee tobe Appointed
and e extension Division
Men Will Organize

The organization of farmers clubs
throughout the county for the purpose
of study ing the problems Of the farm
was deciued on at the last session Of
the Farmers Snort Course rail-, at the,
court house last Saturday afternoon,
and Peter Blair was appointed
temporary chairman. During the next
few Gays he viii appoint men.b Der of
the committee en- organization from
each town or community anu some
tine after March 10th q man from the:
extension division of the state agri.
cultural college will conc up and with
Griffith Richards of the agricultural
of the locals hi eh school
will bold meetings throughout tho
county. and organize farmers clubs at
each place visited. 1t is toe purpose
to then organize these clubs into g.
county organization. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
The CITY CAMPAIGN
A Number Of Candidates
Making Their APP

A little more activity is baipg dis
played III the coming spring election
campaign. A. Ii. Vernon has filed for
mayor, and it Is likely that 8. r.
Brick, who has been urged by q
nunber will enter the race. N. n.
Bergne,m is also receiving favorable
mention.
Contestants for city clerk are v.
Scballera and z. Charter: Jos.
Schwalier has tilef for consts BILE and
Henry Bentheld will he a candidate for
reelection. Lyman Signor is as yet
the only candidate for assessor.
For aldermen, A. F. koslosky will
be q candidate in the Second ward %
till the vacancy cause', by the resiRna-
ton of Jos. Bastien, and Dana Brown
Is set undecided. G. A. Carlson will
he no for reelection as alderman from
the first ward, and Geo Kiewel will
no doubt make the race for aldermen
at-l4rRe Ed. L0ucks states he win
not bo up for reelection IN the Th1l6
ward. It IL said that N. Elvig wisb0e
to Itpreoent he Fourth ward again.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

district :Not.:. 49,: .; 81: t.:
+. Mort HAND Motor Company, a cor
poration, Va: ITO. Berg, :; 81,
=. Joseph Hi Grell W Frank 0rittnef
and Caroline 9fvttDer. ~.*
. John Leplnski'vs Jacob sDuscher.
Simon rHasella VS. Nick: Maier and
Jacob Maier as Co. partners Maeir
Bros. -
CONTINUED CRIMINAL CASES.
State OF Minnesota 70 John Richter.
Robert Richner, Charles Vanase, Il. J.
Schwartz: John Schaffer, O. 81.
Havill Q, III. j, Schwartz 2, q. A.
Schwartz, 81. "A: Schwartz. 2, $. "
Jacob. Carl Bracke. -.
",,VkMlNAL APPEAL CASES.
E.. State IL Minnesota vs G. E. Sanford
/ Alex, TtzebiatOwski. Phil Moran,
" arren Barrow and Thomas lukhss.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
BASKET BALL TONIGHT
Local High Play st. Cloud
High here-All Stars
in St. Cloud

The St. Cloud High school quintet
will be taken on this evening on the
association floor by the To-
cal high, am as the uown-river aggre"
CATION has a fast team goot contest
is anticipated. st. Cloud High won the
championship in the hasket ball league
composed of qulntets of the '.grenite
citv' and Sank Rapids.
The locals will lineup about the
same a. they did IN their last game.
Tickets which were sold for the
saltwater game will be accepted for
this game or N o n ey cheertullv re-
funded. It is hoped that all will at
tend however. ;:' .-, ~. ''.>
At the same time IA this game will
be under way, another local a9grega.
ton playing under tho title OF the Lit
tie fails An Stars will play the st.
Cloud Athletics ID tho ':gfanite city,
rbe .Athletlcs ire i strong aggregation
but the local team which is Composed
of Louis :McNairy manager, Harry
Meyers, Frank Cannon, Clifton
Roberts, Fre0 |tieiscn,. and Ernest
0stcbei. expects e b6 ableto give
them tight RIB. nc w.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
MUCH ACCOMPLISHED
Students at High Schools
Short Course Make Sur. !
:
prbsin& Showing

Fourteen boys and eight girls, from
the farm took up the short conrse
offered at the local high school during
the past fourteen weeks anu the degree
OF efficiency attained by them during
this short time in the various subj cts
touched upon is surprising to say the
least. +
The course was commenced NOvem-
Der Goth and during the first week
eight coys and eight girls had enrolled
for the work. English. arithmetic,
bookkeeping. manual training. -domos'
tic science and agriculture were the
subjects taken up in this couras. In
the manusl training department the
boys were shown how to make and r.
pair numerous things on the farm. He
saws sharpen tools, and metal work.
ing and soldering, winding up with 10
gasoline engine demonstration Ut tho
Eich u Seifert machine sheds. The
girls were shown how to eoonomize IN
the domestic science department., and
were taught the proper methods pf
cooking, sewing etc. The Agricultural
course covered milk testing, the seioo-
ton OF seed corn, testing of same, ami
the examination of small seeds for
weeds together with cora jogging.
The course. the last week of which
was held IN connection with the
Farmers Short Course rally, was
completed Saturday. A number OF
t&sse who ATTENDED the course, expect
to attend 1t again next winter. +,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
BANKERS. MEET HERE MAY. Is.

BANKERS. MEET HERE NAY: Is.
May 10Th was decided on 90 the date
of the convention at the Sixth District
Group of the Minnesota Bankers ass'.
clation to be held in this city the
coming spring at a meeting of the ex-
ecntlve committee held tere yesterday:
A. H. Turrittau, ;Qt; aapk
Rapids, president of the dietrict: $3.50.
clation, j. e. Martin, secretary and
treasurer, and E. J. kichie were the
members acting on the committee. e.:
H. Sherwin CT Monticello, the wee
president, was unable to be present.
s e. j.: Richie and joseph Moeglein
were appointed committee on pro:
gram and. reception, and Will prepare
for a royal reception to- the visiting
bankers at the May convention. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

the town and were aeed in paying the
principal of the bonds, the evidence
submitted tails to disclose that fact,
and no snch claim has. been made.
According to the above computation
Of the court the town OF Little Falls
PAID on the bonds for the city the sum
of IS. y28. "a, but of this sum the court
barred out three: payments made by
the town in the years 1902, 1908 and
1904. These sums totaled $l,024:26.
This total for the three years was
eliminated on account Of the statute of
Limitations: ~ .-.; -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

,fRAWOENEY HQAE DIES rROYED.
&Fsre, tbe esisSn II ii shlkud,sitl,n
and which occurred while the folks
were away from home, totally: de-
stroyed the residence on Thirteepth
street and Seventh avenue northeast
occupied by the family of Joseph
Nawotney, at an early hour Tuesday
morning. AS it was beyond the range
of water, only Chemical Co. No. 2
was called out.
There was $500 insurance carried on
the building and $3.50 on the
furniture.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

: The appeal taken to the Ramsey dis
trict court of the case of the; Morrison
County Agricultural association of
Motley against the decision ct the
state auditor. IN which, the Morrison
Gss9' 81 @ Fs ,es s%sS y s
senior organisation Of the county, has
been taken: unaer advieemept: n: N:
attended the caseI Mr.. Bergheim> up.
pearing: as y Witness returned
Wednesday night.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. Alfred Peterson of Little Eth,
who underwent an operation at the
hospital last week, is uoinK nicley.
Napoleon Dugas IF Belle Prairie
entered the latter part of last week for
medical treatment.
Miss Elizabeth Meyer is receiving
treatment for typhoid fever. =
Alfred Langvein had hls knee In
jured with pickpole at the PINE Tree
landing north of town Tuesday and
was brought here for treatment.
Andrew Kledrowski entered yester.
day fer medical treatment. 49, s.
Miss Mary Cormile, who was oper-
ated on last week for appendicitis, ia
doing nicely. 8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

Cbas. e. vasaly. was in the city
With C. A. s~ensen, another ;nsmb s,
OF the board of control, viii leave
TUESDAY for two.weeks'' trip through
the east on visit to training schools,
and on their return, with P. NJ.
Ringdahl, the other member. will
likely select q successor to Superinten:
dent frank whitney OF the State
Training School at Red Wing:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

Rev. Frank Atkinson of Elk River,
who is soon to assume the pastorate of
the Congregational church of this city,
came up Wednesday to attend u meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Little Falls Gymnasium association.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

:. Yesterday leap-year.day was Mi$te
Hazel Tot1rtillotte's birthday anniver-
:sary. They come only every four yeafs
and as . consequence she is given bit
little opportunity to celebrate her
birthday .annlversaries. It was also
the birthday of W. c. Turner. father
of Frank Turner, who reached his 18th
birthday anniversary at the age*of'- 50
years. :<:... i. = *s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
.flfTh TAX ARTICLE
Duty Of Reviewing Assess
mont Boards to
EqualiZe

Very evidently the legislative mind
did not trust solely to tho performance
by the local assessor OF his duties in q
''diligent faithful and impartial"
manner. It doubtless had in mind the
frailtles OF human nature that initiate
against such performance Ut duties, az
we'll as the pussible inacCuracy of
Judgment in valuing real and .pels onal
prUpe,
+ 50 1t set over the assessor board Of
,reyiew composed OF tho town beard OF
each town, the assessor, clerk and
president OF each vlilaee and: the
assessor, clerk and mayor OF each city,
except =: a.; t. .thsse cities p. whose
onarters provide otherwise. Iii fourth
class, cities, except those whose
charters provide q board of eQualixa-
ton, the boar,1 consists Of the ma, II,
cerk ana board of aldermen. The
function of thesa several boards in to
eQuslize assessments as between in
dividual property owners Of their re-
spective districts; to raise or lower
assessments and TO add to the lists
property that the assessor may have
overlooked and tx its value. II an
assessment IS raised the own is en-
titled to notice. and a bearing. or If
any owner fees aggfieved he may be
beard and snch correction made as the
board may deem just.
:. These several buaIds meet at the
office If the clerk of the town or dis.
tTict on the fourth Monday in Juue.
They may sit until the tirst Monday in
July, giving them six working uays
with pay at s. day, though in
fourth class cities the pay of the board
is limited to three Gays in each year.
BY the latter cate the assessors must
return their books and listing sheets to
the county auditor. =
Residents Of the district, if they
would have their assessments cor.
Tected. must appear before the local
board of review, Int non. residents
may have their assessments reviewed
BY the county bo0rd of equalization.
x These assessors and boards nf review
are local, their members chosen by
their fellow citizens, and subject to
local influences. But it is upon the
faithful discha'Re of their duties that
the "ta1psyers Of tho districts must
rely for fair and equitable assess.
no0t ~ between theusselves. JtGg3neut
laxpotese stouh uudesstsnd tint their
Icai board df review il taor place for
them TO havD .tbeix :aaDes,nents, IL
doenned uniue, GotIeo1ed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

Wolf bountes were paid the follow.
ing during the past week.: Dan Ran
daM OF scanni? Valley !, Earl Edeborn
ct Scandal, Valley 2 I"W. Driver df
HiNman 8. Louis Sands Of Cushing II
William Young Of Little Falls t,wn z,
A. p. Balm OF Culdrum /. -,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

The action brought against Edwin
N. Strand, whose family resides one
and half miles from Randall! in Dar1'
ing town, which came up before Jus:
tice Lud Gaudet yesterday afternopnt
and in which defendant was charged
with non support, was dismissed, the
court holding that it was a district
court case.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
BRIDGE BONDS DECISION
judgment Against City for
$5,0o2.30 and interest to
Little Fails Town

A decision has been handed down by
the district court in the case of Town
of Little Falls VI. tho City Of Little
Falls, a suit brought to recover
amounts paiu by the town for the city
as interest and principal on briuge
bonds, Issued to construct the old
Broadway bridge, February 5, 1880
and dated September /, 1883. when
the city together with several other
towns was part of Little Falls town.
In 1t, copy of which was sent to the
city attorney, the city is upheld in its
contention that the statute OF limita-
tiOus bars the town from collecting
amounts u claims to have paid for the
city as ito share Of the interest on the
bonds In the years 1904, 1908 and 1904.
totaling u, GA 80, and applies the
amounts received by the town through
the comfy auditor to apply AZ the
city 3 snare Of interest on tho bonds in
the years 1907 and 1908 t4ss8 9S ana
$495. 40 respectively on the amount,
due the town on account Of payments
made In 1902 and 1908; which however
were not sufficient to satisfy: liz full;
but In computing the city s portIon'1o
the interest on tho bonds for the years
1906. 1905, 1907 and 1908 together
with ths principal which came due
September !, le06. which were paid
BY the town Of Little Falls; tho court
finds the City indebted to the; plaintiff
and gives judgment for IS. pO2. w ann
interest for various lengths OF time on
various amounta Vhe receipt Of 1907
and 1905 payments did not suspend or
affect running OF statute of 1imita-
ti0ns as the city had not recognized the
claim since 1901. TIE case vas tried
before Judge Taylor October 10, 1911
and sub.pitted on briefs. from which
upon due consideration the court
found; that the town OF Little Fails
was duly authorized to issue bonds;
that on February 5, 1880 it issued
bonds whirh were dated September l,
1853 for 5000 due in Is years and
bearing 8 por cent interest, the pro-
goods OF which was used to construct q
bridge across tho Mississippi river;
that tho town PAID the interest on the
bonds each year and the principal in
full sam OF q 600 WHEN due; that the
city PAID its proper share Uf the
interese On the bonds due prior to 1909
but not tor tho year 1Y02 nor after
that, except what was paid on acoouUt
OF interest On bo0d4. sam OF @28x 16AiR
leo7 ana ~. - in 1891, blsopntj
auditor Withent the :HQ1Edk6 Or
consent Of Tho City Of Little kalls.
The alqossod vsluaeloa Qk Little
FAlls 4MQ the 6oveF1l towns 1oattoo1al
in ne. case for the several III, uDon
which pFopos tiouate 16a1H ,of bri6aa]
bosas eesess1iient i basedl, n kiven III
the tables following as 10 also the
amonnts as respective parts of pay.
meuts apportioned to the city and
these towns. as no territory is NOW in
cluded in the city or the town which
were not part of the town of Little
Falls February 8, 1880 when the bonds
were voted on, and as the aggregate
amount of valuation for respective
years is the assessed valuation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

81. W. Mixsell, physical director of
the Cloauet Y. NJ. T.. A. arrived
Wednesday to organize gymnasium
classes tor the Little Falls Gymnasium
association. ;" .'"|,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
GERMAN. EVANGEL1CAL LUTH-
" -: 49,: ERAN. ,CHURCH. - :.

Lutheran Zions":.: congregation. -
Rev.. F. J. Oehle1t, pastor, 400 Third
avenue >: northeast: .iHunday. services:
Buckman 1880 q. 1m.. No services in
the CITY. :';'. "=::h: Il; T. ~'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
VaDeisk1-DOmke

ii: The :. Vaneisk1- Domke wrestling
match which was scheduled. to be
pulled: of last evening was neces-
evening, >Do'nke ',eing> at present
engyg,4l l.. Nebraska. Ice match will
be ss.,i ia at q clock. ~ ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

Fritz Harry Olson and Anna Mary
Anderson, both of. MORRISON county
were married by Justice 9audet
Wednesday. -:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

Miss Jennie: St,llwell, who has been
LAID mp through illness. resumed her
duties at tho Offices OF the Northwest
err Milling company Wednesday,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

The city intends to make q motion
to have the findings amended to con-
form with the pl.adings in the case at
the coming term Of court. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01
ANOTHER FIRE.

The house Of Mrs. Frances Dauelski,
located at the corner If Ninth street
and thira avenue southeast was totally
destroyed by ire at about IL 80
Wednesday 1ogning, detective Chin
uey evidently 6s3ug tho cause. The
honse was occupsed ~ Waiter Wagner.
bic bo~sesold goods practically all be-
ing sAved. :
Althougb. sbe ts1e had IN excellent
start wh6n the iiro o0paftnont reached
tbe houee, a bad :hyd1ant made 1t
jmpoauibie 20 uo6 Tie ko6A
An Insurance Qf $lg0 was carried on,
to house Whioh. viii 1esv6 q loss Of
AEone x1oQ. i, y 49,. gig :, j: =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

Supt. Fl. E. White resumed his
duties Wednesday, after being con.
fined to bis home a couple of days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

~ Mrs. Mary A1vinas Drapeau. S. wlfe
Of "A. j. DFapoau: Of Brainerd a former
resident Of this city. previous. to 20
years ago. dieo Sunday morning at her
home. death being due. to heart dis
ease: Besides her husband, deceased
10 survived by three sisters ana Hye
brothers. they are Mrs. +. g. Cochran
of Park Rapids, Mrs. j. H. Wright of
Cromwell, Mrs. l.. l.. Giles of Brain.
erd, Peter and George Bisiar*of Brain
erd, Cbas. and Leon "Bisiar of Virginia
and Jos. Bisiar Of Bamidji. The fun
eral was held IN Brainerd: Wednesday
from St. Francis Catholic church: ::
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-01

Phil Arendt is now going about ON
crutches as result of a fall on an icy