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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12
STATE WEDDINGS

Miss Inga Peterson and Carl Swan
son were united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents in Loring.
Rev. Mr.. Sather performed the cere-
mony. The young couple win reside
on the bridegroom's homestead a few
miles from Loring.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12

This effective frock was built in
Paris for a young woman planning a
visit at st. Moritz during the car
nival season. The frock is intended
for ~out-or-door wear-ostensibly for
skating-and under the narrow tunic,
which siashed at back and front and
edged with a tiny line of ermine, is
a skirt laid in 1atly-pressed pleats
which give ample foot-room. White
velvet was used for this frock, the
tunic being OF black velvet. Ermine
fur and "a white cord ana tassel trim
ming emphasize the color contrast.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12

John Johnsrud and Miss Martha
Coltvedt of Epping were Joined in
marriage on Jan. 8 at the parsonage IN
Ray by Rev. A. L. Stueland. Mr. n
Mrs. Johnsrud will reside on the
homestead of MI. Johnsrud near Ep-
ping.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12

$b5TBB.54
Respectfully submitted,
w. j. Lane, secretary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12

Nt~IFu tUtdi ss@'.''.s . !. 200, IUU'II
Respectfully submitted,
w. ]. Lane. Secretary.
Twelve Month Report.
Riverside Cemetery association, Sec
retary's report for twelve months end
ing Nov. 20, 1911.
Receipts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12

Recently in ST. Paul. John Norden
was united in marriage 10 Miss Mary.
Hagen The ceremony was performed
BY Rev Mr.: Andre Of the Methodist
church there. The happy couple left
at once for Darlington and began
housekeeping 1t once on Mr.. Norden's
fine Pleasant Valley farm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12

The Century Dancing club gave their
leap year party last evening in the
Knights of Columbus hall. A large
number were present and the evening
was a decidedly enjoyable one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-12

Harold D. Meyers and Miss Mary
r. Schwartz were married at Caring
ton Tuesday by Father Hart. The
bridegroom is a steady young farmer
from south Of Carringtown. The bride
has been employed in Darlington the
past two years. The couple win live
on the b~ridegroom's farm.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

IN The District Court Of lhe second Judicis
District Of che State Of idaho. A and Tor ~,
/ 10 he Matter Of ths Application Of the Ns..
perez water Power COMPANY. Corporation
y an y hon Ths.s PEss.nss Nay Come.
/ tne et4io Of idaho tenda GreellnEn.
/ Notice n hereby given that th e above named
/ Nezperce water foWer Com pauy. 4 CORPORA.
/ tion, organised, created aud enistina under
Eith a. pripeipel place q bnslne1s ~ Ner'
ReFce, county Of LeuI1. stats 81 idaho. has
aled IN he above entitled conIt. ~ petition
grHy ms ior ~ voluntary dissolution aud a.
aid peiition tbs said corporation sets iorlh
lhal Il 4 eofpoF4iion oEeenlr1d and existing
under and ~ virtue 81 ne lass o. The alaia ol
ldeho. uiih lts pEincipai place 81 b9slnsls Il
special meeting 81 ne siocf / oi,iess ,hsrsoi.
called and held for that rnfpoea o. ihn lai
oay q April, 1914. The dissolution Of saId Cor.
gss ssass .ss .s,olx.e apep .ee saisesisse q
meetlnE % the aloek holders 81 saId eompang.
and ihat All claims aud demands against said
- ssss disehsrssd ana ss1l,sd - ssss
the SAID corporation haa no liabilities whaf-
ever which said pstitlon Was duly verified 81
Il ws ~ az. ss. go q s "a, ,ass.s
lllseiss alsd eirseflnT nat noiies IS eissa
~ ne ss Is,. e. re see.s &C.,. q 20 ,s..
aneh ooliee - given ~ publication IN fhe
N4zperc4 Herald The sane being q uoHpapsf
paelisaned IN Lewis eaoniy, ldaho. q speh ~.
vow. Therefoso. In ohedisncs 10 aid order.
end n eempliance viii The iau Ia sueh case
uafe an0 pEQrided.
Foiics l. hsreby rIren thaf tie Nssperes
ueIef fpWer cempanT. = eofpofafIou ofEan.
.44d ana existing uedef and ~ sirins oflho
laws Of the state off1a1o, with - pfInaIpai
piao4 Of business AZ Na1pefro. Law3 nountg.
.1ofqln. has nled ~ pelillou Tor voluntary
lLtsolntion. under ne provisions ol TIE laws
o. ln1 state ~ ffano, aud that All n4Tann4 Ia
iafe1let are required eud noliaedlo b and
4rp4ar IN the above rntisicd confl nifhIn
Ihirtf cd days after he GFal p1hlIealiou ~
lhI1 uotica. and Gle such ptieefionf 70 lho dIs.
loIutiou 81 aaid corporations ~ such psr11n
nag hapef ofheFuise. II no objections are dled /
I4I4quirtds the Court aboNe entitled uiII pro- I
ted o. hear and 70 111aFmIua the HrpIieallon
lu4 % grant tde pfaTaf Of said p4titloH toNIl. /
~ ne voluntary Dissolution oithe asid coz.
,oFafion.
II wline1s whereof have hersunio "a NJ
hand and 4nIxed the a1aI 81 the above entitled i
Court tnI4 zolh day Of April. 1917,
f4EALl Clyde n. Clovis
Clafk Of lha above entitled Courf
By ]. q. Hhlle, Deputy.
ditchell f4r1ona. AtloFuayg ior aald Copper.
atlous Residences and 2. D. Address. Nez.
perez. Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE SHOULD NOT
BE MADE.

y tas fsobais Court q Lewls coaniy stats
% .ss Matte. q sAs Esiass q ciarssss ".
u4haeu. deceased.
praes 4 Gohss1. she adminlstlatrix ofths
estate - CIar1u49 NJ oohaeu. deceased. law
IN sled IN thl1 t1ufl her PftliIQn DALI FFfI.
ntd. FftIIoE az a. o1aeF n 1sIe Of Iha real
f4Iatt "a 44It Ciats4e4 "a o1a14n. daeea4e1
~ l1e purposes laefsIn ~ iarih.
II - lhafafoFN of1af44 t1aI 40 pfI41aa 90.
left1ie4 ~ ~ aald estate 81 sid CiarauEa ~
u41e4N. deceased arF1af before GhI4 Ffo1Esa
Cqaft 90 he ltt1 Dag % NAY. 1914. a ne honf
81 % oclocH. .. A.. % .ai1 daF, ~ ne ooarl.
IooU % said e1ufi ~ he ea1rIhoa4f 10 faa
Village q Ne1pafce. c8anfT % L9nIs. 4lals II
l,aho. p .no1 eases = - - ol1er a1ou'd nol
- 9faoted 81 ne sid A1aInI4Ifalfi1 10 sell
~ % tna real estate Of Ihe 1aId rIafenra "
u4he<a. decreased. and that . e1ry Of lHIf or
Ger - ruhiI4Ho4 81 least ia1l 4nT11aaIga aafG1
~ ne He1p4lIa HERALD aHHt44pef pfinIra
4u1 published ~ GaI1 c01utI.
INH real estate tataIn before referred % Z
particularly Described a. follows io.all. Ine
vest bali % ita aoIta-etsl e1afIaf. ne e4sl
t4d 81 tolt1-Ha4t QeafIef. and he NoflhaasI
4uaftaf Of thl 8o1inutll quarter o. ssEfIan
IAfre. fosnanip InlfiT aF1 tofta. ol Hsnra
1ef ka.i al teIng uilAin ihe COSBY
dated ihls i1lh day o. April. fsa.
tH4hAI AhoMes ~. fotEfis.
Probate l1das.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

win sell Or trade two iorsy.aere
tracts Of irrigated land At Hermiston.
Oregon, (undsE the Umadlla iuiea-
ton prOiees9 for improved farm land
or town property in or around Nez-
perez, Idaho. For information. adj
dress Boz q, Kamiah. Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25
To Ny Frisnds IN the Mex Psres and
SuEsoun1ins ceuniEy.


just had letter from a gen.
tleman in the Mes Perez country,
dated the seventh day Of April,
wherein he states that I'VE have jusl
had six months Of - mud and
this morning the ground Is frozen
hard enough to hold up horse aad
too vet for any seeding" Ny
friends, II this bad happened up here
in Alberta among the icebergs. you
would have had something 10 say ;
but Of course as We know you have
the beat country IN the United States,
We have nothing to say. However.
We have this 10 say for Alberta: We
have had one Of the most beautiful
winters We have ever seen. The
sncw went away the last week In
March and farmers commenced seed
ing the nrst Of April and have not
had to lose one day Ia the fields yet
on account Of the elements. We
simply havs had one Of the most
beautiful springs that one could Wish
for.
II some Of you people are In doubt
about this. just come here and see
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

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- NlNn 49, l4 raf4 - ~ 1f STAGE. anl Ihal =
c4l4fl4 HAIRS CalsIr1 Cur b he f1IF plaIlI10
n4|aH eoa1ItltN14I 4eEaa4 fr41IIf1 e11l1'IIi-
tIaal u11lufn1. HAIRS CltalIH L1f1 h fa1an -.
tfr.1lI. A1ln4 1Hesl|I upoa 1ns 11aod auf nnslIIl
11Itseea % n aFsIEu. ltefenV d|1IFoTnf If.
NN-a4.tN q ne a4f4a4 and EIFnG ~ laI1sfl
tt4IA4A " u1uII44 ~ NnE EoNItIIul1In aN1 Ea.sIr
n4 aallue y dong - unlE. Ita n1n1rIsIarl h4.e
- n1ea Ana n ~ curative I4aETl lt1l lnfr 1Hsl
~ Atn1fs4 uelIt4 ~ anF fato Ia4t g aNE -
ere. ttn0 IlE rs % I1ElIU1HEE
ta1fea y. = CHENEY 4 Co. xail1e' q
aks ti1s fsrf1 ~ ~ s,nssiss,,su.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

There never res time uhen people ep-
pFeciated the real merits Of ChambeIlain,a
Cough Remedy more than nov. This d
shosn By the Increase In sales and voluntary
testimonials from persons who have been
snEed b. IL II you or your children are
troubled With cough Or cold give i trial
and become acquainted with rs good quail
iliea For sale By ali dealeuA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

m mentioned, and that This resolusiol
snsh es ana Is the annual appropriation
OH o. sa'o county Tor sad nseai year
NJ Z Hail. Chairman
"m' Eastman,
+. 5. Friend,
Commissioners.
In the mattel Of the Henry r;~on
~
''''.'' - 'o@' ''''''e' 40 - me prose-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

We have an order for three cars
Of white potatoes. Call usup II you
wanl 10 sell and let "a know shat
you have and how many.
Felt Nero. co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

DICK. the big Psrcheron Owned
by w. L. Swartz. viii make ~
season SATURDAYS at r Mock.
ller's barn in Nezuerce and baIance
of week at the ranch 2 milee wesl
and 5 south Of Nezperce. 10 insure
colt 10 stand and suck. sfo.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

J THE No1perce Herald being the low
=. and hest hid same vas hare A.
eep..d The hid AZ ,he Kam,.h
progress vas rejected.
rprnAv Apprf "a ,o,o
|
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

Il IS therefore resolved and ordered
that said amounts, OF 50 much thereof
as may be Necessary be, and hereby
are appropriated for the purposes there
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

Nov 4 The lime 70 get rid Of your rhen.
maiism. You can % & b. spplylns Cham
berlaln6 Linimeni and uiamaglna ihe parts
freely At sachappliealion. Sold y Az dealenk
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

|4tAN1 Loving y
Geo W Randall 4.
Unknown Owners II
Unknown Owners . 81
John Walters Is
AE Tumble IS
Mrs Rachel Anderson 10 So
Petitions fer the levy of a special
property road tax we're examined
and granted, and special property
road tax of mills vas here levied
in road districts Nos. 5. II and 19.
Compensation of the county asses
soF's field deputies vas here fixed as
follows: For all towns and villages
1sc per list; for townships 50. vs.
50, 2 wS31. 2 v. and sections 2. 3.
4. 9, 10. IS. %. 81, and 81. twp.
"a. and the breaks of the Clear
wafer river, 40c per list; all other
property SOC per list-each deputy |
to furnish his own conveyance free
of charge.
Salaries of the various county Of
fcsrs we're here fixed for a period Of
two years from the second Monday
of January. 1913. as follows:
Sheriff, $3.50 per year.
Assessor and tax collector. $3.50
per year.
Probate Judge. S1OsO per year.
County commissioners, $500 per
year.
County coroner. s1o2 per year.
County surveyor, $500 per year.
County treasurer. 5000 per year.
County superintendent. s1os0 per
year. I
The order heretofore made allow
ing a clerk for The probate Judge is
hereby revoked.
BIZ Lockridgs vas here appoint {
ed as overseer of road dist. No. IL
The Official bond Of ] v Wilks. as (
overseer of road districts No. 9 and 4
Is vas here examined and approved I
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1912.
The following claims we're al !
lowed on the Current Expense Fund. !
and the auditor authorized to draw I
warrants therefor: In
] B White, balanse transcrib- \
ing county records 500 - 4
Dalton Adding Machine Co. IL
/ machine 2s4 90 I,
Jacob h MOvry. lot in Neg n
perez cemetery 10 DOL \
THURSDAY. APRIL IS. 1912. In
The board here proceeded to de- .
inc the boundaries Of election pre- n
sints and appointed election regis N
rars as follows. N
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25


daries of the county commisslonsrs'
districts IS follows:
Commissioner district No. 1 to
consist Of Kamiah. Russell. Central
Ridge and East Nezperce precincts.
Commissioners district No. Q to
consist of West Nezperce. Mohler,
and Cold Springs precincts.
Commissioners district No. 8 10
consist Of Reubens, Winchester, Ma
son and Morrov precincts.
The board here 6xed the road
poll tax for 1912 at So for each
able-bodied male person within the
county between the ages Of 81 and
so years. Said tax to be collected
by the road overseers within their
respective districts. and BY the city
marshal within the limits Of any IN
corporotsd city, town OF village.
Claims we're examined and allowed |
on the Current Expense Fund az fol.
lows, and the auditor authorized to
draw warrants therefor 4
NJ c Hall, expenses county
commissioner 50 80
3 S Friend, ditto % 80
VIM A Eastman, ditto 9 80
The board here considered bids Of
be Nezpercs Herald and the KAN
10 Progress for printed blanks and
apples for the county. The bid Of
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

4ns country apoltor,s report Of sal
airy warrants ISSUED during the
months Of January, February and
March, 1912, vas here examined
and approved.
The county surveyor vas here d.
rected to make a survey Of the BIZ
Lockridge road in road district No.
2 and file his report with the clerk
Of the board.
Petition Of A G Gross ct al for a
county road in road district No. 8
examined and granted.
Petition Of Geo. C Dau for a coun-
ty road in twp. 54n,r2eB m was
here rejected.
Petition Of Il o TseI ct al for a
county road In road districts Nos. d
and 5 vas here rejected.
The county auditor vas here d.
rected to draw a warrant on the |
Current Expense Fund for SIS in
payment Of interest to Nez Perez
county In accordance with settle
ment As per accountants report,
Clam Of the Ramey Lumber Co. |
Df s5s-65 for lumber Ia road district
l..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

DAKOTA PRINcE-Ths 6ne
well-known PeFcheron stallion owned
BY A. Satterbere viii make the pres
snt season at Miller's barn, Nes-
perez. Terms-sio, single service !;
s15, season $40 to insure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-11
WILL PROTECT CHILD
IN DIVORCE HEARING

WILMINGTON. Del. Jan. l1.--When
the divorce case OF John Bancroft, Jr.,
vs.. Madeline Dupont Bancroft, both
members OF prominent and wealthy
families here. was called I'm the super
Tor court today. there were many spec
tators on hand to hear the testimony
but they were disappointed. for the
court announced that all except law
yers. witnesses and court officers would
be excluded.
The court said that in addition TO
the sensational features of the case,
there is in issue the legitimacy OF an
innocent child, and for these reasons
the hearings would be private.
John Bancroft. Jr, only related part
OF his testimony this morning and was
followed on the witness stand by state
Senator Charles II. Miller, n close friend
OF the Bancrofts; by John Bancroft,
Sr. and by Elaine Lapente. who was q
maid in John Bancroft's household in
Munich. Germany.
The trial will last several days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-11

rim VlSAGtD ARMED
| GUARDS PROTECT VAST
| TREASURE IN TRANSIT
More Than $1OO,0OO,OOO Is Re.
moved From Fire-Swept Area
in Financial Section.
SECURITIES ARE INTACT.
Firemen Penetrate To Spot
Where Watchman's Body Is
Buried in Cake of Ice.
SECURITIES ARE INTACT.

4 NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE financial
district became an armed camp today,
while more than hundred million
dollars was moved from the fre-swept
Equitable building district to places OF
safety.
The vaults OF the American Ex-
change National bank across the street
from the Equitable were emptied OF
1 their vast treasure so that business
OF the institution might be carried on
in the temporary quarters at &C Broad
way
The mass of money and securities
were placed In a steel-parred express
wagon, In which ten heavily armed
private detectives rode. In front, on
both sides and behind the wamon, as
Il moved through lower Broadway
were so plain clothes men. uniformed
policemen and private detectives. I'M
mediately behind came large auto
mobile. packed with armed employees
OF the bank. Not one would tell the
value of the contents. but financiers
said the banks vaults must have dis
corded $6O.000,000.
At 11:15 the vaults OF the Mercan-
tile Branch OF the Bankers Trust Co.
we're opened. Thirty plain clothes
men, 20 uniformed men and 35 private
detectives gathered around as the OFF,
GERS threw the bolts. Under this
guard, the $75,00O000 In money and
securities was removed to a waiting
steel-barred wagon and carried to the
main Offices OF the Bankers trust Co.,
in Wall-st. The papers were not even
scorched by the heat, giving flnanciers
great hope that the contents Of all
other vaults would be found intact
By entering the second sub-cellar
under the building, firemen today pene-
trated to the spot where William Cam
poems body Is buried in a great sheet
of ice on the ground floor. They be-
gan cutting their way upward, hoping
TO secure the body before the walls
fall.
At Ills o'clock this afternoon, Of
ficlals Of the Equitable Trust Co.,
opened the vaults OF that company,
under an unusually heavy guard OF
police and detectives, and began NOV
ing the money and securities TO vaults
at No. 115 Broadway. According to
President Krech, bonds and money TO
the value of more than $4,000, 900,
swere found TO be perfectly safe.
During this transfer, according to
the police, there were guarding the
block 200 plain clothes men, 100 uni
formed policemen. 200 private detec-
tivex, and 125 armed employees OF the
trust company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-11
DIED.

DIED.
BRooKS--At her residence, 800 Brush
OF G. w Brooks and mother Of
Frances T. Brooks, aged 80 years.
Funeral from the house at 1880 p.
m. Friday, Jan. ~, 1912, by car 10
Birmingham. Mich.
VAN ANTwERPL-Jan. 10. 1912, Eugene
C. Van Antwerp. age Sc years Fu-
neral Sunday from late residence, 200
T. Congress-st., Saturday, at 9.15 a.
m. and from IS. Peter and Paufs
..csuit church at 10 a m. Please
omit flowers Jackson, Mich. papers
please copy.
Sarah Emma died at
her home 1872 westminster-ave.. at
the age Of 81 years. Beloved mother
OF Mrs Anna Wilson, Isabel Clarke.
Mrs O. n Hiner. Mr.. r. III Clarke
and Mrs Henrietta Snellgrove, OF
port Huron Mich. Burial private.
HI-NT--Jau. Q. at her residence, san
Ureenwood-ave., Phoebe, beloved
wife OF Fred Hunt. and mother OF
William Edmort Kiefer and Marshall
Roy Kiefer and Edith Marie Kiefer.
funeral from hor late residence, Fri
day at r. IN. Interment at Ever
HI'MII.LER-Jan. O. Josephine, aged
~ wears beloved wife OF Martin
Humiller Funeral from residcnce.
g5s Rohns-ave. Friday. Jan. \12 az
$40: 10 the Church OF the Nativity
ut 9 n. m
JoYCE-Nancy Jane. ian. 10. 1912,
residence 900 McKinstry. beloved
day. .Jan. ~. at 2!3o: private. only
relatives and near friends. Burial
at Woodmere Members OF Court
Of Honor, Ne. 1879. invited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-11


KoCH-Jan. 3. at his residence. 1li2
Fteld-ave,. Willian j., beloved hus-
hand Of the late Bertha Koch and
dear father OF Mamie. Bertha, Elsie
Willie. Freda Rud olph, Alma and
Elnor, and SOL of Mrs. Frederick
Koch and brother OF Mrs. Minnie
schulz. Funeral Friday at o'clock
from residence. Interment at St
Charles German Lutl Ieran cemetery.
Coldwater papers please copy.
field. Henry, beloved husband OF
Carrie Lance. father OF Hattie Lance
and Mrs. III. A. Seeb,lldt-- Funeral
Friday p. M. from residence. VIA
LIPKE-Jan. 9. at residence. 4s2 Jos.
Campau-ave Grace aged months
~ days. beloved daughter OF Mr.. arG
Mrs. Chas v. Lipke aud sister ~
irving Lipke. Funeral Friday al
Suddenly. Jan. 10 1912. az
Grand Rapids. Mich. Henry II. Leon
ard. Notice OF funeral later
NEFF--John Neff. Jan. Q. 1919, beloved
uncle OF Lillian Mem and Frank
Knoepfel Funeral from residence
OK Mrs. Mary Nen. 1887 Jefferson f..
Friday morning Burial private
NELSoN-N. p. aged so: st resideno
OF his daughter, Mrs. william Clarl
Wyandotte, Jan. 10. Norace of fur
eral later. Bay City and New Yof
papers please copy.
P1CARD--Jan. 9, at residence II Phil a
delphia-ave. r., Charles w. beloy a
husband OF Frances oGrsIdy Plea ri
Funerah from Holy Rosary chuI CT
Friday, Jan 2. at 2 o'clock a m
Burial private. Please omit flow ers
REILLi--At Newark, n. j.. on JaI
1912, Patrick. husband OF the lat
Margaret Reilly. Funeral will TAX
place from St Patrick's tatht ,dral
Newark, on Friday, Jan. 70 at 10 a
IN. lnterment, Cemetery OF the Hol,
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-11
MICHIGAN BEAN JOBBERS
WIND UP CONVENTION

The January convention OF the
Michigan Bean Jobbers association
closed it's sessions, Thursday noon, in
the Cadillac hotel. The feature OF the
morning session was a paper by q, r..
Acknowledged oEApn- Arhor,-n The
liability OF the employer for accidents
TO employees" The paper called for
legislation that would provide a gem
erOus compensation for workmen in
jHred I'm their employment, distributed
In such a manner that IL would not be
heavy burden on the employer.
Every employer must recognize,
said Mr.. Allmendinger, that the risk
or accident to employees is one OF the
liabilities OF business and proper pro-
vision should be made for reasonable
compensation TO injured workmen."
The question OF charging for bags in
which bears are shipped was taken
up and discussed. In the fall meeting
IL was decided 10 make a charge for
bags after April l, but the date for
the rule to take effect was postponed
10 April i, 1913.