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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22
STEPHEN MAN DIES SUDDENLY

John Peterson, a prominent pioneer
citizen of Stephen, died Monday Of
pneumonia after a six days illness,
He carried on an extensive farm ma
chinery business. His age was about
50 years.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22

SIS ss<4&% %.+]s
The school Of traction engi-
neering which it was proposed
to hold in Thief River Falls
next week, has been postponed
as the company could not ar
range to be there then. Due
notice will be given Of the time
when said school will be held.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22
ENTHUSIASTIC POTATO MEETING

ENTHUSIASTIC POTATO MEETING
The Potato Growers Association of
this vicinity held an enthusiastic
meeting at the Warren city hall on
Feb. 18th. G. L. Spaulding, president
OF the association, presided, and some
very important points in regard to
marketing potatoes and the need of
a potato ware house were brought out
by u. Lamebrson, c. A. Tullar, NJ. L.
Warner, w. G. Miller, C. E. Lundquist,
M. w. Munger and A. Cronnse.
1t was voted unanimously to con
tinue the association and increase the
membership.
1t was moved and carried that the
president appoint committee of four
to act with him in getting plans and
determining the cost of a potato ware
house and report at the next meeting.
Fl. j. Beardmore, w. C. Miller, C.. A.
Tullar and L. Lamberson were ap-
pointed as such committee.
MoVeo ana seconded that the old Of
ficers be reelected for the ensuing
yeal' nameiy. =. = opaululns' s'1ls' presl'
ueno 'lu NJ W. Nuneer, secretary.
ficers and memhars n,hon -,
nrasan+ doo,.rod +ha;. ;n+an4;on -
donh,a +ha,r aaro.ao :. .ste4. - -
100 ~ -
With +ha fo,,or;na - 49,, .
boosters and erowars 30 natataa, ~
arc snro of enooass for 49, ;na,,.4...
johnson Rros
JP Treinen
C. "A. Nelson,
w. +. Head.
John Z Dahlnnist
Gust Peterson
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22
NOTICE

Ny tenth Combination Sale will be
held on the usual date ON the last Sat
urday in March. the 30th. Get your
property In shape for the big sale,
which will be better and bigger than
ever. will return about March
10th and can list your property any
time after that date. w. Fl Dixon -2t
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22

The patrons on rural route out oii
Cokato made their mail carrier pre-
sent OF 1O3 sacks Of feed, $28.76 in
cash, one cord of wood and two chick
ems. Bet they get ali kinds of mail
on that route now.-Watert0wn News.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22

THIEF RIVER HIGH WON
The Thief River Falls high school
defeated the Argyle high school in a
game Of basket ball played at Argyle
today, the score being "a to 21.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22

The date for the Marshall county
fair ha4 been changed to March lat,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22
LECTURE ON ROME

Rev. J. G. Moore, D. D., of Grand
Forks, N. D., will deliver his racy, de
scriptive and amusing lecture, ITO
and Fro in Rome" in the Methodist
Episcopal church next Tuesday, Feb.
- at 9 p. m. Admission 25c, children
1Oc. Tickets may be had from Miss
Florence Kezar at the post office and
other young people of the Epworth
League Society.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-22

Every farmer should see the new
Avery engine at the Warren Machlne
& Iron Works Co.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
EXCELLENT CAST WILL BE
SEEM mi TITLE ME- REN Va

Lon Clark, Jr., will be St. Brioche, and
j. D Miller, Khadja, in Henry w. Saw
ages new and lavish production Of The
Merry Widow" which will be the attrac-
uary 20.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
1000 HEAR ORGAN
RECITAL AND XMAS
CAROLS AT ARMORY

With fully 1000 persons assembled to
hear the Sunday concert at the Audi
torium Armory, Atlanta proved conclu-
sively yesterday that the efforts Of the
Musical Festival association are appre-
ciated.
Two months Of conventions at the
Auditorium had made the people hun
CRY for good music and hundreds were
turned away yesterday afternoon for
lack Of seats
Sundays program was most elabo-
rate. In addition to the organ recital
given by Municipal Organist Starnes
and Charles ~ Sheldon, 800 singers
participated in the Christmas carol pro-
gram
The organ program included HandeTs
Pastoral Symphony" "Christmas," by
Dethier, and Gounod's Nazareth"
God Rest Ye. Merrie Gentlemen, -
Good King Wenceslas." The Coven-
try CaroT and The Holly and the
Ivy" completed the carol program.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
FEATURE BILL BOOKED
E0R GRAND THIS NkyEE

A big bill of vaudeville is the attrac-
ton at the Grand this week. When the
box office was opened Monday morning
there was a line waiting for seats, and
the advance sale covered every perform
ance.
There is great deal about the show 70
bring about such a condition. There are
acts of quality, headiners and features OF
unusual prominence and some OF the most
distinguished Of modern Keith specialties
that will contribute to the entertaining
Principal among the headlners will be
Jesse Lasky's THE Antique Girl" with
Eugene MacGreager Doris Wilson and
Mae Busch, and a dozen other important
entertainers. The act is conceded to BE
the best musical comedy in vaudeville II
is the sort of act that is retained uSu-
ally for a run in n vaudeville theater, but
1t has been routed f.. play Just ten weeks
outside of the big cities, and Atlanta was
assigned one Of the weeks.
Another feature will be John *. Muir
ray and Clara Lane, who with the assist
ance Of another, will offer singing nov
city that is away from anything in Vaude-
Vile The Venetian -Four. vaudeville y
best musical quartet, the -Four Flori-
monds in an aerial novelty; Ar Grant and
Ethel Hoag, in d vaudeville comedy and
Gere and Delany, roller skaters, and Frank
Mullance. a character comedian, make ur
the other numbers Of the program. Until
recently there have been hundreds of
theater- goers who had nearly forgotten
the existence of the Grand. but in fifteen
weeks vaudeville has brought the theater
back and theater goers have learned thai
II is necessary to secure seats in advance
Just as in the days of the Forsyth.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
ROB DEN lists
Of $3.50 FILINGS
Fourteen Offices in the Atlanta
National Bank Building Are
Looted in One Night.

Fourteen dentists I'm the Atlanta Ma
tional Bank building went to work to-
day minus $3.50 worth OF gold and
platinum filings and other gold equip
ment. Thieves, with q master key to
the building, raided the offices some
time Saturday night
Three years ago the same building
was rified in similar manner, the
dentists being robbed of gold plate and
filings.
This time. as before, the dentists are
the sole losers. The Job" was the work
of experts. Their presence in the build =
ing WAS not known to the night watch
man. 1t is sure, however. that the
thieves had possession of a single mas
ter key to the building, or duplicate
keys for each office.
DR.. +. c. Williamson, Of room 614
was the first. dentist to discover that
his office had been rfled He passed
the news around, and soon it was found
that thirteen others had suffered SINH
lar losses.
Gold plates and filings were the loot
of the robbers, but in several instances
jewelry also was taken.
DR.. S. L. Silverman, of room 7Ol was
the heaviest loser. Jewelyy and gold tc
the value of more than $500 were taken
from a desk pried open with a jimmy
silver mesh bag and vanity box were
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
WOMAN ELIGIBLE TO
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
SCOMMONLABORER

War veterans are given preference,
by the Federal ,oard Of labor employ
ment. in the slection of laborers under
a test to be held January 81 The test
IS for those VINO desire to qualify for
the humblost service under the United
States government, that of unskilled la
borer. Examinations in Atlanta will be
held in room EOS, the postoffice build
ing.
Circulars distributed, telling OF the
test announce that both men and wom-
en- may apply for the position OF I'M
skilled laborer They will be examined
and rated as regards ability and Mt
ness to perform heavy work Male
eligibles will be entered on the register
and certified in the following order:
% Persons honorably discharged from
the army and navy by reason of
wounds or disability incurred i'm line
Of duty; CD honorably discharged vet
Grams of the Civil war; 90 other eligi-
bles in the order Of their rating.
Applicants except veterans OF the
war between the states. must not be
less than 20 nor more than so years
old
An examination will be held January
% In competition for the position of
photo engraver for the Philippine serv-
ice, omen to men between the ages of
Is and 40. The position pays $4,000 a
year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
AT THE PLAYHOUSES

the company of member of the large or
gaanization. The production defies the. or
binary classification of the theRter. 1t is
not, strictly. speaking. opera. musical
comedy, or drama while partaking of
many of the essential features of all of
them, 1t was suggested to the author,
morality play 'Everyman." which was
performed throughout America a few
years ago by band Of English players
under the leadership of Ben Greet. There
is, however, not the faintest similarity in
treatment, for "Everyman" was gloomy
and morbid. while "Everywoman" is a
delicious satire on the frailties of the fair
sex, carrying with ii a message which is
universal. The music, which is sym
phonic in character and is interpreted by
a special orchestra carried by the com
pany, was composed by George White
field Chadwick. DIR. Chadwick is the
composer of several famous symphonies
which are performed annually by the Bos-
ton symphony orchestra and all the
worlds famous symphony Orchestras.
over one hundred and fifty people appear
in the production, which is undoubtedly
the largest organization ever toured.
Seats are now selling.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
WALTER JONES is FEATURE
AT lyric IN "BABY MINE

In the roaring comedy, Baby Mine,
which comes TO the Lyric tonight for a
weeks engagement, Is q story of a young
married woman who has deceived her
husband into believing that they are the
urolid parents Of brand-new baby So
many thousands have seen the comedy
that il is almost unnecessary TO tell the
erorv but nevertheless baby is 4 very
necessary member Of The cast Of Baby
Mine. ~ .. ,,...
70 AXE this important part: neither does
in use prop baby Therefore, the
onIv thing left to do IL to procure q baby
in each City the play In produced Any
ordinary baby won't do for this part, be
CaIse Miss Marjorie Cortland, who plays
the leading feminine role in Baby Mine,
mas a very good eye for babies and knows
a first class one from an inferior article.
So frequently a baby contest is inaugu-
rated. the three winning babies to receive
,,rizes. and the winners to have the honor
~ Joining the cast for the week,
II Ia no uncommon occurrence for one
hundred babies 70 be entered in the com
netition. making anything but an easy
task for the judges who must disappoint
rinety-seven fond mothers in making
three happy and proud.
There will be special New Years mat
inee Wednesday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
BANKER SEESEND
Of BIC FORTUNES
W. D. ManIey Says Morgan
Was Right, Money Trust Is
impossible"

"All great individual fortunes now in
existence will disintegrate within the
next 50 or 20 years" declared w D.
Manley. Of Atlanta, today. in an inter
view given The New York Herald on
the Morgan testimony before the Pujo
committee OF congress.
MI. Manley, president Of the Bankers
Trust Company OF Atlanta, gave the in
terview in response to telegram from
The Herald, and declared that ]. Pier
pont Morgan was right In testifying
that there could be no money trugt His
statement follows:
"Mr. Morgan, Ike all great men, has
testified frankly and plainly. His con-
structive forces have been helpful to
this country. There can be no money
Ject to check. There can be no credit
trust, as you can not separate q good
man from hts welP earned credit. Co.
operative banking is stronger than in
dependent institutions of non oollat-
eral support. and does not destroy COM
petition. Mr.. Morgan is not wrecker,
he does not destroy. Public sentiment.
, followed by even revolution, would pre-
vent any one man or mis- cohorts from
continuously exploiting the public
"All great individual fortunes now
held will disintegrate within the next
so to rs yeare"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
SODA WATER BOY. HEIR TO
$4,000, STICKS TO HIS JOB

JACKSON. TENN, Dec. 30.-Walter
Key, working in a local drug store as
a soda dispenser, has been notified that
he is heir to $4,000, which was left to
him by his grandfather w. ID. Davis,
who died at Benoit, Miss, two years
ago.
Key, who is only u years Of age, ran
away from his home in Jackson, Miss,
number Of years ago and was located
after considerable inquiry. Ho is app
parently unchanged by his good for
tune, declaring that he win continue
to dispense soda.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
.mIzzI HAJos IN "sPRING MAID"
VISITS TIE ATLANTA TOMORROW

Local music-lovers are delighted IT,, to
learn that the operattc success, The
Spring Maid" will be at the Atlanta Tues
dav and Wednesday, with mGtinees each
day. This operetta with its fascinating
music and its delightful comedy scenes
is presented by Werba &, Luesoher, who
are sending the same organization which
won a coast -to-coast triumph last season.
Mizzi Haios, as the winsome Princess
Rozena. has established herself as one Of
the foremost American prima donnas.
Her singing of the star role furnishes
one of the musical delights Of the season
in whatever city she appears
she is inspired to the display OF a
thousand winsome tricks Of manner that
iliumine every episode Of the pretty
story. The matinee Tuesday IS special
iv arranged because the Sigma NJ party
takes the lower floor Tuesday night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
ON NOSE BY RAT
IN SLEEP, NEARLY DIES

Bitten on the nose by rat while sleeping
this morning, Clifford Null. musician,
nearly bled to death a vein in Null $
nose was severed by the rodents teeth
Blood poisoning is feared
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30

among the articles of stolen jewelry.
Other dentists who are losers, and the
amount of their losses, are as follows:
Dr. r. T. Burnley, Of room 622, $3.50;
DR. d. B. Smith, of room sol, 500: DR..
Lowe Stillman of room 1922, 800; Or.
c. f. Wilson of room GIT, $40, and Dr..
j. Q. Seamans, of room 512, $50. Drs.
George s Tigner and c. b. Mott. of
rooms $685., reported that their offices
had been entered, but nothing had been
stolen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
DIVORCE RECOMMENDED
FOR WIFE OF PAINTER

NEW YORK, Dec. 80.-Referee Maurice
'elhls filed report with Justice Gieger-
-". 'l the supreme court, recommending
decree Of absolute divorce in favor of
MS AImarita Howe Torrey, formerly Of
bridgeport, Conn, against George Bur
oughs Torrey, a noted portrait painter.
ne report further recommends that Mrs.
'orrey be granted $4,000 a year alimony
ana he allowed to resume her maiden
uame
me action was begun December 10.
woman
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
aIJoU HAS SPECIAL BILL
ENR pATRONS THIS WEEK

The star feature OF the Bijou bill will
be Isabel Grey and company. in their
novelty ventrioquist act, which promises
to be quite out of the ordinary. There
viii also be Lillian Pheasant, dainty
singing comedienne: Leslie and Adams, in
comedy singing and talking, and Dave and
Percy Martin, sidewalk comedians. Each
of the four acts mentioned have made
individual hits in the cities Of the circuit
and there is every reason to anticipate
a first-class performance at the BUou
this week Matinees will be given daily
at 3 O'Clock, except on New Years day
and Saturday, when two matinees will be
given at 2:30 and 4. Night shows at 1880
and g.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
FALL DOWNSTAIRS IN HER
HOME FATAL TO WOMAN

CHICAGO. Dec S0-Mrs. Louise
Scbrank, living at 1411 West Fourteenth
street is dead at st. Anthonys hospital
Of injuries received December 20, when
she tripped and fell down a flight Of stairs
at her home. Her skull was fractured and
she was internally injured.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
is BOOKED
FOR THE ATLANTA THIS WEEK

BY far the most interesting production
of recent years, the dramatic spectacle
lanta theater three nights, beginning
Tbursday January 2, when Henry ".
savage viii offer his splendid perform
.noe which comes here direct from the
iarge Eastern cities, without change in
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-08
! Tamale Supper.

MT and Mrs Edward Rolesou enter tanned with tamale supper on the evening of November fifth. in honor of their nephew. Mr Charles Norton When the guests arrived at o'clock beautifully decorated table gree,ed q them, and although the visitors were all ot the sterner sex. the hostess had place cards and roses for them ,c she felt that she must try 10 make m Tor the absence of the real American Beauties
 Early in the progress of supper the boys said, the hot tamales are fine :. but after about twelve dozen lad dis. appeared, they concluded that they were not so very good after all.
 The guest list included Messrs. Jas Wolfe. kirke Becker. Lindsay Rridp. forth, Charles Buford. Bard Nichols Louis McDaniel Nathan and Charles Norton. Will Merwin, Will Campbeu and Will Bridewell were also invited but were unable to be present. there. by proving the fallacy of the old fa miliar proverb:" Where there is a Viii there's way to go 10 Hot Tamale Supper
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-08
Declare War on Colds.

A crusade of education which aims that common colds may become uns common within the next generation has been begun by promin New York physicians. Here is list oi the donts which the doctors say will prevent the annual visitation of the cold:
 Don't sit in draughty ear.
 Don't sleep in hot rooms.
 Don't avoid the fresh air.
 Don't stuff yourself at meal lime Oyereating reduces your resistance
 To which we would add-wben voe take cold get rid ef it as quickly as possible. To accomplish that you will ma Chamberlain's Cough Remedy most excellent. Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-08
KILLS MOSQUITOES.

lhe greatest mosquito knocker ever eve dlscovered-does double duty: kilis every one Il touches and drives the others tar away
 Nothing else will so completely free your house of mosquitoes and in. Secis as Ross " Dead Quick" spray. , For sale in Forrest City by Citq Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-08
NEW STOMACH RELIEF GETS
 COUNTRY WIDE ENDORS

The new remedy for indigestion called Digestit has been found cer- tain quick relief and permanent rem edy for stomach disorders. Letters from thousands who had suffered the tortures of indigestion and got relief from the use of Digestit are evidence of its merit. The enormous increase in demand from every part of the country is proof Of it's popularity. But
 you do not have to take anybody's s
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-08
Cranberries at Nebletts

Cranberries at Nebletts
 to 10 Lawrences for good apples. Blueiay School Scissors 10 cts. at the Newsstand.
 Samelsonis Extra, a dime cigar for a nickle at II FoIbre X Go
 old magazines-baek numbers-5cts each, at the Newsstand
 Col. Sam Blalock. of Colt. was q 6ulSiness visitor in the city Wednes- day
 How about Waterman Ideal Fountin Pen City Drug store has them.
 A complete new stock Of staple Of. nee and School Supplies Iast received at lie Newsstand
 ;. N Christopher and son Parham. ot Colt, were genia visitors in the city Wednesday,
 Dick Payne, eldest son If Clerk and Mrs k. W Payne, went oyer fa Lit- tie Rock IQeSca1 ;o attend a frater- nity meeting returning We'd a,day afternoon
 For rheumatic plins oc neuralgia. rub the parts affected witi Darby = ProPttlactie Fluid 1t penetraies the Iieoh and relieve, pain. For sore throat. gafg.e @ith tae HHid diluted "ltl water For fiesi wounds. burns. >calds, ur sores. apply il direct to the wound. II heals quickly. For d cramp, cole CT dySentery take il in- ternaily n water, IL quickly cor rects the trouble Price 5o cts, per bottle. Sold i,Y City Drug Store.
 NIT. and Mr> CUaS Bernard were called to tueir old home in Coldwater. Mississippi, the latter part of last week Tn response to | message con- veying ttIe news that their brother. MT. Svd Page. was critically ill., Mir. Bernard returned home Monday. and Tuesday received the sad news over the long distance telephone that the sick man had. expired Tuesday and would be buried Wednesday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock The Times joins in extending sincere confidence to these good friends III their bereavement.
 WANTED T h Cosmopoitan
 
 resentatiye in Forrest City and sur rounding territory, to look after sub- Scriptlon renewals. and to extend cir. culation by special methods which have proved unusually successful Salary and commission Previous ex. perience desirable but not essential. Whole or spare time Address. with references, Charles C. Schwer. The Cosmopolitan Group, 5sl Fourth Ave, New York City
 Only woman can understand the parayzlng effect Of disorders ill the female organism the misery of il and it's depressing influence on the mind Many women who formerly suffered from those disorders owe their present. health to Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wine. 1t exercises a powerful restorative influence on the female generative system, builds up a strong body, restores healthy regu- iarlty and promotes cheerfulness and a clear rosy complexion. Price Sl.00 per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store
 A wedding in the high colored so- clety ot the BryapSville neighborhood. was celebrated on the splendid farm ot our friends, MT. and Mrs. ". W. Bryan, in the Yocona settlement, last Sunday night at o'clock. when John Martain, of Memphis. was united in matrimony to Mary Madi. son. prominent colored school teacher or this county. She is a daughter of Robert Madison and wife, an honest, hard working and we'll respected family who have lived with Mir. Bryan for twenty-five years, and the bride was reared there since infancy. The Times joins their white friends in congratulations and best wishes
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-08
Rural Carrier Examination.

There will be rural carrier exam. inatlon held at Forrest City, for St
 ffancls county, Saturday. November Io, 1912, as result of which it is ex- peeted to make certitication to fin a vacancy in the position of rural car. flef at Goodwin, Ark, and other va. cancies as they may occur on rural routes at postollices in the above. named county. The usual entrance salary Tor rural carriers is from $500 to sl 900 per annum. For all further pafticulars, etc, apply 10 T. 0. Fitz. patrick, r. NJ, Forrest City, Ark.
 MISS Mygnon Knight. attractive and popular neice of MT. and Mrs. II A knight, of this city. who had been spending several weeks on a visit 10 relatives in Hot Springs, returned the first of the week to her friends in loved for her talents and connrI rIass admirable graces.
The Forrest City times., 1912-11-08

word for it-try it yourself on an absolute guarantee, get a package and II you don't get relief you can get your money back for the asking. Browns Digestit is little tablet easy to swallow and absolutely harm. less. 1t digests all the food, prevents fermentation, stops gas formation. prevents stomach distress after eating aids assimilation, relieves indigestion almost instantly ana cures dyspe psia. soc. ]. T Sanders, druggist.