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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Easter Than Sound.

Boston Traveller: A railroad man
was Boosting about the speed Of the
trains on his line.
I'VE go so fast" he said, that
bells and whistles are no use-the train
keeps ahead of the sound.
"Once four miles away on a straight
stretch an engineer of ours saw a
wagon. He whistled and rang and
yelled, but it was useless. The next
instant we were on the ~wagon-crash,
bang-a derailment-and the engine
overturned.
1.-The engineer, poor fellow, was
killed. But all around him sounded
in chorus his own yells that he had
used-just a minute before-to clear
the track" q
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
COLLISION COST
man HIS LIFE
ONE OF THREE VICTIMS TAKEN
TO WILLISToN, NJ. d. Is
DEAD.

WilIiston, N. D., Nov. 6-Victims Of
a railroad collision lear Culbertson,
Mont, who have been cared for in a
local hospital, will recover. Only one
of three men brought here, H. Hansen,
died of his injuries received.
Hansen was the fireman on n of
the trains. One Of his legs was badly
injured, and he refused to have it am
putated, believing he could a v it.
Blood poisoning set in, however, and
when he finally consented to the re-
moval of the leg, it was too late.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
NEWS OF Hi NORTHWEST
"WANT ADJ READER
FINDS HE is HEIR TO
Al CHICAGO ESTATE.

sheldon, N. D., Nov. 6.--James
Kinney Of Mcleod, this county.
found by reading the advertise
ments of a Chicago paper that he
had fallen heir to property in that
city. For three years attorneys
had been searching for Kinney,
and finally resorted to the want
ads" Kinney is an old soldier
and he had a hobby of reading
want advertisements with the re-
suit that he finally found some
thing that profited him.
Kinney leaves this week for
Chicago to settle the estate, and
then will go to Florida for the
winter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Erie News.

Erie. N. D., Nov. 4.-To The Forum:
Miss Fern Hill spent Sunday at home
Quite a number from here attended
the funeral of Edmund Hudson last
Friday. Mr.. Hudson was a brother Of
VIM. Hudson OF this place n has re"
sided at his farm home near Hunter
for a number of years.
James Beth and family spent sun
day in wheatland with relatives.
Geo. Grant and family, also Mrs.
Henry Hill and Miss Mckee, spent suns
day at the Rosary Cameron farm.
G. H. Hill and Henry Hill, who have
been out in the western part of the
state looking after their farming in
terests, are expected home in time to
cast their votes on election.
L Delamater returned home Mon
day from Colgate, where he q been
working on a residence in that place.
william Ricke has purchased the
meat market building and has had IL
moved down near h He
will have it fitted up for a house.
Mrs. Berman and Mrs. Harry Rental
visited with Erie friends Monday,
r.. L. Delemateg has just finished
building a fine new barn for Mr.. Meyers
on the place formerly owned by Allen
Mrs. WIN. Grant is spending this
week with Mrs. Annie Hudson, near
Hunter. Cor. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Alexander News.

Alexander, n. D., Nov. ITO The
Forum: F. A. Sutherland of Chatfeld,
Mimi, is visiting his sons, Elmer and
Archie Sutherland.
Mrs. D. f. Fuller is spending the
week in Alexander.
The teachers meeting held last week
was declared a royal success by those
in attendance. A reception and dance
was given in the evening.
The Dunlava Bros. in company with
c.. r. Tellefson, have purchased the
lot north of the drug store and will
erect a general store in the near flu
ture.
A little son arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Human.
Father Pe~ndergast is to make his
home in Alexander and there will be
regular Catholic service. Cor. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Chances in Examiners office,

Bismarck, n, D. Nov |6.-Roy A.
Nelson, until recently chief deputy
bank examiner. is in town for a few
days, closing UP some business mat
tiers. Roy has accepted a position as
a representative of the farm mortgage
department for the Equitable Life AS
a society Of h United states
for Kansas and Oklahoma, and will
enter upon his duties in a few days.
Through the resignation of Mr.. Mel
son. L. ]. Blocker succeeds to the po-
sition, while Ed. Schulenberg has
been called from the Bismarck district
to the position of office deputy, form
erly held by Mr.. Blocker. f. l.
Whitney, who has been with the de-
partment for some time, has been gtV-
en- charge of the Bismarck district
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06

Home Journal: Spratts. Miss Eli
der is much older than l thought.
bunker. Impossible!
Spratts. Well, / asked her if she
had read Aesop's Fables and she said
she read them when they first came
out,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-06
Getting Along.

selves like it. 1t is also cruel to carry
them in bags or to leave them in bags.
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-04-11

ROH sEDME A BROADWAY.

JahOdy, LOuisiansk6, krabice. .15c
= ZVLASTNOSTI ZELINARSKE.
3 svazky cerstveho sparglu. .25c
4 lb. cerstve rebarbory .......... .25c
Cerstve zelene okurky .1Sc
ZVLASTE SLADKE NAVEL ORANZE
Velke pomely, Floridske. ........ .1Oc
Banany, tucet. sc, Zoe, 15c
Lemony, tucet. .1Sc
Ben Davis Ganos jablka, peck. .4Oc
Kukuricny skrob, Id. ............ Sc
Cerstva rajcata, kosfcek. ......... .35c
Uplna zasoba zahradnfch a kvetino-
vych semen
Navy fazole, Minnesotske, Id. sc
Polamana rye, 10 1b. "a. ..........2 .25c
Corn Flakes, 10 lb. "a. .25c
Hominy, zvlastn1 6 lb. b............ .25c
Mechynky, 4 "a. .25c
Hruskova a sl1vova povidla, lb. .1Oe
CuIkr, Is, 16, II, 1S, 19 lib. "a. go. 81 90
S objednavkou "a hotove.
Hominy, tucet 95c; kus. Sc
Jiznf okra, plechovka. ........ .1Oc
Veprove fazolemi, 15c, plech.. lie
Minnesotska kukurice, plech. :. .25c
Snyder's polevka rajcat, plech. .25c
SchOchova xxx Prvnf Pat. Mouka.
ZDRAVOTNf MASNY KRAM.
Cerstve vepf. piece, lib. lie
Cerstve veprOve kOusky. .127%c
Cerstvy vepr. steak, lib. ............ .14c
Cerstve vepfOve ledvinky, lib. ..... .15c
Cerstve vepfove ffzky, lib. ......... Ice
Cerstve jehnecf k dusenf, lib. Sc
Libove hovezf k varenf, lb. ........S Sc
Hovez1 k rosten1, lb. lb...............1O .1Oc
Hovezf steak z piece, lb. ....... .127%c
Kulaty hovez1 steak, lb. ........ .15c
Cukrem naklad. Picnic sunky, Id. lie
Cukrem naklad. obyc. sunky, lb. .15c
Cukrem nakladana Stamina lb. 49,. .15c
Schochovych 27 druhu salanlu jsou
prednfmi v jakosti Gene. 28-l
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-04-11
&c Zprdvy re St. Paul. &c

ste zabit, viz rozbit a automobil
S hasi6i pfevracen. VSichni muzi
byli svrzeni ma dlazbu, kde til z6-
stall lezeti v bezvedom1 t6zkym
zran6nim. Mike McGarry, jemuz
padem byla rozrazena lebka, podlehl
v nemocnici sv. Josefa, Nicholas
Savage, jenz mimo vnitfni zraneni
ma pferazeno rameno, naleza Sc
v nebezpecl zivota. Edw. Beyers, RI
die stroje, utrp6l tezk6 vnitfnl zra-
nGni, ale ma vyhlidky ma pozdraveni.
DalSi til hasici vyvazli S mensimi
drazy a pohromami. Nehoda stala
Sc nasledkem toho, ze splaseny kin
vbehl mimo vse madam do cesty. Ze-
mfely hasic McGarry byl 30 rokG
star a byl pokladan "a jednoho nej
lepSich We sluzbe. Pfi zbesile jizde
vystavujl Sc hasici velkemu nebez-
peel a zaroven ohrozovany jsou Ii
voty jinych lidi ma ulicich mesta.
Poslednf rok pronasledovan je ha-
sicsky odbor neustale nestest1m.
- Msstsky navladni hodla stihati
stavitele a jin6 osoby, jez hromadi
pfekazky ma chodn1ky pred svymi
obchody neb domy. Dele Sc tax v "a
jmu mesta, ably Sc pfedeslo zalobam
zadanym proti drazim, v nichz ne
zfidka musi mesto klopit nahradu.
- Cena brambor vystoupla ma
$1.40 "a busl. Vyhlidky ma nizssi
cenu spocfvajf na ranne dodavce
zem6at . jihu.
- DIE vladniho censu roku 1910
bylo napocteno " st. Paul 56,524
osob narozenych v cizich zemfch.
V pfedbezn6 teto zprave, " niz i've
demo jest 26 narodnosti, nejsou &C.
chov6 zaznamenani a jest pravde-
podobnym, ze jsou zahrnuti mezi Ra-
kuSany, jichz poeet Sc udava 3,971.
Nemci vykazujl nejvetsi pocet sice
14,o48, pax pfijdou sv6di, jichz je
1885. Po t9chto jevi Sc po6et jak
nasleduje: Rusov6 4,341, Ircane
4,184, Norv6zan6 1908, Kanadan6
1888, Angli6an6 2,136, DAM 1,410,
Holandane 1884, Uhfi 1856, Ita-
love 1894. Ostatni narodnosti w.
kazujf jen nepatrny pocet svych pfl-
sluSn1k6 rozenych We stare vlasti.
- Kapitan Janda cd prvniho plu-
ku pechoty vojska Spojenych Statd
nastoupi v kratke dobe cestu do Ho-
nolulu, Hawaiske ostrovy. Kapitan
Janda byl po nekolik rokd pfidelen
ku zdejsi Ft. Smelling a ST. Paul
Sc ozenil Sc 81. Lyonsovou.
- Minuly tyden vstoupla cena
prasat dobyteim trhu Y So. St.
Paul ma $3.50 "a sto liber. Jest to
nejvysM cena v trhu "a posledn1ch
II mesicd. Trzni cena v So. St. Paul
fidi Sc die trhu v Chicagu, kde je
maly pf1voz. ~-s -
- DIE ro1hodnuti soudce Brilla
u distriktniho soudu must osoby
soudne rozvedene v Minnesota Wy
ckati 6 mesicd, nezli mohou uzavffti
opet snatek, tfeba Sc nechaly oddati
V jinem statu. Rozhodnut1 stale Sc
' pfipade James Carey, Jr., jenz "a
meslc 20 soudnlm rozvodu u soudce
Brilla v st. Paul Sc znovu ozenil
v Hudson, Wis. Carey nedavno byl
zatcen pro jisty pfeein a ma zadost
.jeho zeny byl druhy snatek prohla-
Sen soudcem Brillem "a zruseny
Pfi mestskych volbach Z. kvet-
ma bude yolicstvo rozhodoyati tom,
zdali ST preje tax zvanou komisaf-
.skou vladu mesta. @ nayrhovaneI
.zrn4n1 n4stskAho eharteru Zmln1me
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-04-11

- Minuly tyden m6li jsme pote-
Semi z navSt6vy p. Chas. Rdziclky,
pozemkoveho jednatele, ktery sc ub1-
raj do sveho nov6ho pdsobist9 Err
skine, okresu Polk, MINI. Pan Ri
zicka pfedpovlda zna6ny ruch steho-
vaci do severozapadnf Minnesoty,
ponevadz nasi krajane, jakoz i pf1-
sluSnfci narodnosti jinych ted jiz
velmi dobfe ved1, ze v severni Min
nesot9 mohou pokrociti S menS1m ka-
pitalem a mnohem drive, nezli We
statech starych, kde pozemek jiz
davno uzlvany tudiz " plodnosti
znacne ochu0eny stoji nejmene $100
akr, kdezto p. RGzicka tut6z pGdu,
nell lepSi, prodava dosud til az ety.
fikrate levn6ji. Panu Rdzickovi
dluzno pficciisti hlavni zasluhu to,
ze dze1ni jim ohlasovane bylo obo-
haceno velkym poctem 6eskych osad-
n1kd, jichz pficinlivost zajist6 kra-
jinu tn v kratke dob9 znacne zvelebf.
Spolehlive informace o tamejSfch po-
zemc1ch a krajine poda t& pozem-
kovy jednatel F. B. Matlach st.
Paul.
So Pojisteni proti ohni u nejlep-
Sich spolecnosti opravnenych k OBJ
chodovan1 We statu vam obstara do
bfe a spolehliv9 F. B. Matlach, po-
jissttujic1 jednatel, $40 Robert St.,
st. Paul. /.z.t. H. T.. 4. If
= Rodina p. Jos. Chodory v. cisle
461 Harrison ave. byla postizena "a
rmutkem, ztratou rok stare dcerus-
ky. D1t6 roznemohlo sc ma modry
kaSel, k n6muz pfidruzil Sc zapal
pile. PohGeb konal sc ma hfbitov
Forest Slova dt6chy v dome a ma
hfbitove pronesl pofadatel t. |.
- DIE statistiky drah bylo dopra-
veno skrze st. Paul behem mes1ce
bfezna 11,720 pfist6hovalcd, ub1ra-
jfcfch Sc ma severozapad. Glen je-
jich byla severozapadni Minnesota,
zapadni Kanada, Montana, Severnl
Dakota a Oregon.
- Pfi schdzi TEL. Jed. Sokol zvo-
len byl F. H. Dvofak "a rezisera dra-.
matickeho odboru ma m1sto Volt.
Smolika, jenz Sc pod6koval. Frank
Svoboda zvolen byl "a tajemnika
sboru ma misto Vacl. Smolika, jenz
odjede do Cleveland, O. Dramaticky
odbor Sokola kona pf1pravy k sehra-
nj FFBordynkafd'' cd pana Psenky
v Chicago. Jmenovany kus davan
jest pf1tomne ma cesko-americkych
jevistlch velikym hspechem.
sw State Savings Bank (Statni
spofitelnf banka) V cisle SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucinene
pred 5. dubnem ponesou drok po
8 m6sfc6 do /. ledna 1913. Spofi-
telni 1cet teto bance zajisfuje ne
jen ,1aprostou bezpecnost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k setrnosti a ukladan1
malych obnosd kdykoli jest tax moz-
no. Banka jest .otevfena behem OBJ
vyklych bankovn1ch hodin a V pom
deli vecer cd 6 do 8 hodin. = Urok
ykladd 8 a pill procent. Vklady
1. cervence 1911 $$4,483,0 100000.
- K osudne nehode doslo We sire
du odpoledne minuleho tydne ma
Mississippi a 13. ul. pfi srazce ha-
sieskeho automobile $ jedn1m po-
vozem. Velky automobil Sc sedmi
hasi6i poyolanymi k ohni na York
a Westminster ul. jedouc1 pres 30
mil "a hodinu, vrazil vS silou do
poFozn jednoho mlekafe, coz melo|
"a nasledek, ze xiii zapfazzeny do vo-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03
SCHOOL
VANoTES

One week OF the second semester of
school has elapsed. The students are
working very hard and good semes-
ter is promised
The chief event of the week was two
basket ball games with Iron Mountain
at Iron Mountain. Although Iron
Mountain has "A very fast team our
boys are courageous Reports of the
game will appear next week.
The boys won their third victory
last Friday night when they played
Vulcan High School at Vulcan. The
boys all report having a good time, and
have much praise for the hospitable
way they were treated by the people
of Vulcan.
Our next home game will be played
on the 10th. A good game is promised.
Come out and help the boys in their
finances They need il.
The following is the set schedule fol
the Menominee range H. S. A. l.. fol
the remainder of the Basket Ball Sea
son:
Crystal Falls at Iron Mountain Feb. 3
Ssanibangh at Iron River, Feb. 2.
Iron River at Norway. Feb. 8.
Norway at Crystal Falls. Feb. 16
Crystal Falls Stambaugh, Feb. 90.
Stambaugn at Iron Mountain. Mar. /
Iron Mountain at Iron River. March y
Stambaugh at Norway, March 3.
Iron Mountain at Crystal Falls. Mar. II
Iron River at Stambaugh, March To-
Norway at Iron Mountain. March 90.
Crystal Falls at Iron River, March 20
So far our boys have made a tota
score OF l37 points to the total made
of them by opposing teams OF Al
points Out of four games played. ONT
with the H. S. Faculty, the Faculty
made the most points securing .
points. Vulcan next with IL. while
Vulcan list game got and Iron Rive
got 9, all on free throws
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03
Iron and Steel Review

The principal features of interest in
steel trade last week were the release
Of larger orders for rails and bridges
by the railroads. an advance OF 81 per
ton in the price of wire products, re-
vival in marine work and signs of
greater activity in structural contracts
covering commercial buildings and
manufacturing plants.
The rail contracts aggregated about
PIG, 600 tons. including about $50. 900
tons tor the Pennsylvania lines east and
west OF Pittsburg, nearly "a. 900 tons
for the Erie and 80, 600 tons tor the
Delaware. Lackawanna ~ Western.
The Pennsylvania Steel Co. is to roll
SO. 900 tons and the Cambria Steel Co
80. 600 tons of the Pennsylvania rail
road order, and conditional orders for
70, 600 tons go TO the steel corporation
and 5000 tons to the Bethlehem Steel
Co. or the Delaware. Lackawanna q
Western tonnage. 1900 tons are to be
rolled by the Lackawanna Steel Co.
Q. 600 tons by the Bethlehem Steel Co.
or the Erie contracts IL. $50 tons will
be rolled by the Carnegie Steel Co.,
3, $50 tons by the Illinois Steel Co.,
2. 900 tons by the Lackawanna Steel
20. and about 40. 90 tons by the Beth
lehem Steel Co.
Contracts for fabricated steel closed
during the week aggregated %, 600
tons. making the total for the month
of January to date. II 600 tons. The
principal bridge contracts were 0, 500
on for the Southern New England, aud
8, 900 tons tor the Delaware a. Hudson.
The largest binding contracts was
s. 500 tons Tor the Dime Savings Bank
OF Detroit All OF these orders went
TO the A american Bridge Co
The United States government awar
ded contracts for $4,000 tons OF armor
plate for the battleships Nevada and
Oklahoma. The American Hawaiian
Steamship Co. is about to place orders
for i've more vessels which will require
10. 600 tons OF plates. The Pittsburg
Steamship Co. placed orders tor two
boats requiring !. 500 tons OF plates to
be- rolled at Pittsburg
Il
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03
N A N S f lei 0

Miss Emma johnson was Crystal
Falls visitor Saturday.
Mrs August Mattson died at her
home Wednesday afternoon OF this
week. She has long been sufferer from
consumption. She was about fifty
years OF age. The funeral will be held
this week.
Mr.. Charles Halberg, mining engin-
eer OF the Oliver Iron Mining com
pany. was mine visitor Tuesday OF
this week.
Mr.. Johns was Mansfield business
visitor Thursday
Mr.. Joe Chesky was Crystal Falls
visitor Saturday
Mrs Jonn +. Mason and children re-
turned Thursday from Republic where
they had been visiting relatives for the
past few days
John Eddy. Joe Chesky and Arthur
Peterson attended masquerade ball at
Sagola last Saturday evening
Arthur Richards left Monday for
STAN baugh where hes will be employed
by the Zimmerman Mining Go.
Mrs Robert Dory and infant daugh-
ter are visiting at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Mary Corbett.
Mrs. Fisher, the wife OF farmer
residing short distance from SaRoIa
suffered severe freezing injury TO one
OF her feet.
Mr.. Herb Edwards was a Crystal
Falls visitor Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Albert Tetzlof was Crystal
Falls visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Phillip Newburg departed Sat
urday evening for Norway where he
spent Sunday at the home Of his par
erts He returned Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03

member has obligations and dependent
family. yet providing substantial pro-
lection until death at any age.
Term Insurance members to age 90
may transfer to whole life or higher
term without medical examination.
Term insur rance members continue as
Social me N bers after expiration OF
term.
Present mem bers over A. to age 81 at
level adequate rates for either whole
life or term insurance: all over "a
years carried at rate for age "a. regard
less OF actual age
IL any Neighbor does not desire 10
change his rate he can continue 10 pay
just what he is paying now and get
Just as mucn whole life or terlp insur-
ance as IL will pay for. For.instance.
Neighbor 20 years Of age paying 80
cents an assessment desires TO continue
TO pay 80 cents on a whole life level
assessment plan, he would get policy
for $500 90 or he could take term in
surance and continue to pay 80 per
month and he would be insured for
81, 600 90 until he reached the age of "a
years.
Privilege to all present members over
45 TO pay rate for Al age in cash and
charge balance with four per cent in
terest against proceeds of certificate.
With this privilege, no member. no
matter what his age. will be required
to pay higher rate than 81 90; old
men can continue certificate at that
rate for full amount. discounted only
the excess charged Oft, which will not
substantially reduce insurance, as 1t
can in no case exceed $500 per year
and interest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03
Woodman Rates

Local mem bers OF the Woodmen will
be interested in learning the new rates
that are to take effct Jan. !, 1913.
The level monthly rates that Will ap.
ply when the new plan goes into effect
the first OF the year have been tabula-
ted with the assumption that the re.
serve accommodations will earn at a rate
of not less than per cent. per snnum.
The rates shown in the following table
will be for all new applicants at entry
ages, IA we'll as applying TO present
members at their attained ages, nearest
birthday at date of transfer
Ages Certificate Amounts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03

by paying "a rev cents each month
more than the whole lite level assess.
ment rate the Neighbor can get GER
titicate that will be fully paid in 20.
% or 80 years as he may elect. and nj :
ter the expiration OF that time no will
only be compelled to pay his local camp
dues.
The reserves collected under the
whole life level assessment plan are ad !.
equate and are really pntting so much
money aside during the younger ages
10 care for his protection when he gets
older. and Is creating deficiency, this
excess reserve belongs by right to the
Neighbor creating il and resolution
was offered looking toward Legislation
in the various states permitting us to
give to the Neighbor paid-up or extern
ded insurance. for the money which he
has on reserve provided he should at
any time desire to drop out OF the So
ciety or discontinue his payments or
assessments
Other facts with reference to the
plans:
Term insurance 10 age 80 at present
rates level during term. ranging from
40 cents at age Is to 81 cents at As
term insurance TO age 90 Mt rates from
80 cents at age Is to 90 cents at age
40; term insurance to age 20 at so
ents at age ~ to 81 80 at 40.
Privilege OF carrying insurance part
~ whole life and partly term. Q. e., q
81. 600 certificate may be issued, 81, 0OC
whole life, $500 terminating at age 90
and $500 terminating at age 10; giving
maximum insurance at low cost while
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03

The following table shows what the
rates viii be for all members aged
forty-six Years and over. who will be
re-rsted at attained ages nearest birth
day at date OF transfer;
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-03

Are cured by Chamberlain Saive. One applica
''"- relieves the itching and burning sensation
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-09
Otis I. WingO Little Rock Visitor

Little Rock, April 9.-Otis T. Wingo, Congressional nominee in the Fourth District is spending several days in Little Rock re ceiving the congratulations of his friends upon his successful cam paign. He will not take his seat until March, 1913. He will merely appear on the payroll of the government at that time, for he will not get to take part in a session of Congress until the fol lowing December.
 "I will have to be out as a can didate for a second term before I have ever sat a day in a Con- gressional session, is the hu- morous way the Congressman speaks of his attitude.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-09
Wholesale GrOCers Holding Meeting

Little Rock, April 9-The Ark ansaS Wholesale Grocers Asso- citation is holding two days ses- sion in Little Rock and will deal with many important questions which will probably come before the Arkansas legislature at it's next session.
 The Monday meeting was an open session before which many papers were read and discussed, and today the grocers met in eX- ecutive session.
 At noon Monday the grocers were the guests of c. w. Linthi- cum, the Good Luck baking powder district representative, for luncheon.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-09
ATTORNEY FOR H. (.
 WINNIE IN LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, April 9.-An at torney from Checotah, Okla, representing H. c. Wynne, the fugitive president of the defunct Night and Day Bank, arrived this morning for the purpose of consulting with local authorities and others regarding the extradi- tion of Wynne.
 The ex-banker is still in iail at Checotah, closely watched by Deputy Sheriff Hawkins of Little Rock. He is resisting extradi- tion. Sheriff Beller says that he has sent the chief of police al Checotah all the reward money that had ever been placed in his hands, $50, and that there is nc question of reward standing ir the way. The depositors of the bank have organized and will ex haust all their resources to bring him back here for trial.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-09
EXTENDS TIME FOR PAYING TAXES

Little Rock, April Ex-Governor Donaghey Monday issued a proc lamation that will be great blessing to 27 counties of t h e state. It provided that the time for the payment of taxes in these counties shall be extended from April 10 to May 10. The follow ing counties are included because of floods or backward spring:
 Clay, Green, Craighead, Mis- sissippi, Crittenden, Poinsett, Cross, Monroe, Lincoln, Inde- pendence, Woodruff, Arkansas, Chicot, Desha, Ashley, Jackson, Faulkner, Phillips, Izard, Sharp, Cleburne, Lee, Sevier, Dallas, St. Francis, Randolph and Ne Vada.