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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
lauft.nn @alcs. 1-ilis Dap.

BY Virginia Auction CO..
Auctioneers. GIG Il. Broad ST.
GROCERIES. STORE FIXTURES. ICE
BOX. FISH BON. CASH REGISTER.
COUNTERS, SIELN ING, SHOW-
CASES. SCALES, BINS, ETC.
We will sell for p. F. Mann aO7
West Baker.
THIS THURSDAY. MARCH 81,
at p. NJ
stock Fresh Groceries Canned and
Bottled Goods Shelf Goods, Barrel
ers. Shelving, Showcases, Store Re
frlGcrRtor. Three Section Fish Box and
Mica; Rack Scales. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
TRAYS Coffee Mil, butchers Tools,
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
.NnCtiOnanrs
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Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

streets. for Petersburg:
-. T.. s. . 10. II: 'l2 y. NJ. i, 2 81 4. :.
n;ee T. =, for chester. 1890 midnight tos
Street Tor MnncA.ster:
i'it0 az I'LL. '::s. s:ss 1886 .io:ss l:ss
49, s:s5. s:E5. 'iC:ie. n:io p. n
Daily except sunday and Aoldaya
carries thsSaSc ana eIprs1s
'Limlted. except Sun5aJ- and hoIid,y,
All car. rom Petersburg connect with
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WANTED, y GOOD COIORED CHAM
permhid; also n nurse girl must
nave reference APPLY 7lG H. Frank
lin.
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WANTED. FlEST-CLASS AiNNIcUftTST
at once: MuRrHTS HOTEL BAR
BlIR SHOP
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES.. and y. s.
wright and e. III. Miller for register
bound In Rowan county. Anon, other
announcements are: Kerr Craige. for
county prosecuting attorney: A 81.
&C ana g. /. baker FIR tax collector +.
~ Nesier Tor treasurer, Colonel A.
II. Boyden Is spoken OF Tor the State
Senate: eN-Congressman John 8
r,euuersoh' j. X Goodman. and 7. ID.
Brown for the House
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Suction SaIes, future Dap5
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH q. 1912.
r.,-inni- ID \

ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH q. 1912.
at 4:SO o'clock p. NJ.
on the premises. snail sell oy public
auction the well-known residence and
lot. No. 6i2, OH the west side of Fifth
Street, between Leigh and Jackson
Streets, fronting 20 feet and running
back within parallel lines 1875 feet TO
an alley II feet vide. y neat and sub
stautiai two-story frame dwelling OF
about eight rooms. with the usual city
cOnvcniences, well tenanted ana de-
sirabie, whether for home or rental
purposes
rhe premises VIII be open TO in
spection al the hour OF sale. and all
persons interested are requested to at
tend promptly al tn. hour named
TERMS: third of the purchase
money in cash: the residue by nogo-
TABLE notes. IN equal lnstdlments at
siN and twelve months with intere2t
added. ana secured by deed % trust: or
all in cash. at the option OF the ptir-
chaser.
JAMES r. ELAN.
Executor OF Christian thinner. Decd.
ELAN 6 FUNSTEN
Auct:caes-g
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iQrIp 1lsuntrp, female

WANTED. AN EXFEIIENCEb MIL
liner. Apply BLOOMBEEG MIILIN-
cry co. sol East Broad Street.
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THREE LIVES LOST
WHEDS1ORE FALLS
Walls Crumble Suddenly and
Two Young Women and
Child Are Killed.
[sneclnl 10 The r!moa. nlsnntch

Wadcaboro, y. c.. March 2O.-The two
story brick building occupied by the
Parsons Drug Company collapsed at
o'clock this morning. killing two
young women and two-year-old
child, besides injuring several others.
The dead are:
Misses Lnrn aud ilnrtor Little,
daughters of John ). Little, "a we'll
known citizen OF Wnhcsboro, and Nir-
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sEARoAnn AIR 11Nn

Southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mohd daily; e:io y. M.-i-oca! TO Norl!na
BIFnnshatn, savannah, Jacksonville Sis p
M-Fiorida Limited Except sunday y:l9 r.
;M'-Sleeper ana coaches. Jacksonville. 1850
l.. M.-SIaepers and coaches Btrmlnph,m
Mcihphis' Northbound trains scheduled To
arrive In Richmond daily: 6:32 a NJ las A.
Nj, 1926 a. NJ. (eNcept loudayD, sos T. M
$40 f. "a, Local
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{Aeal Ctstair llianlch

WASTED, SMALL. FARMS. FIVE OF,
ten acres. near station. to rent or
sci Send full description and To-
cation in first letter to J. ". GRAN
DALi.. BoN ZIG. Richmond. Va.
WANTED, TO RENT SMALL. PLACE
near ear lire, i've or ten-ceut fare.
= S2i. care Times Dispatch
LIST NOuR FARMS WITH j. A coz
NELLY x co. Write postal for nee
cSSary blankg
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DEATH OF TWO WOMEN
BEARING TIIE, SAME NAME
| Special to Thc Times. pisnntch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch
Gate CITY, Va. March g0.--Two wo
men bearing tho same name-Nirs.
Mal'ndn Haynes were buried ut Yuma,
this week. The first was the wife Of
W. s. Haynes, and was sixty three
years Old The second WIS the widow
of Captain J. s. Haynes, She was past
SeVcnty-iive
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Railroads
or nollINInN IINE.

Lv, Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daily 200 =. NJ
Leave Newport News. y. NJ.
fN'EiNt .H'1a'4Ns w \. VI
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk fer New York daily, except SUNDAY
1900 r. NJ, Connections also made by ~ K
W. Try. T.. NJ and {. < u. Ky. nj t. NJ
Night line steamers stop At Clarsmont to
land nr receive passengers on s!6nal. And
Will bs. mot by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NhIIGATIoN CO. objective
March Llj.-Janes river by daylight for
Norfolk and Ola Point. Newport News ana
all James River landings. steamer leaves
Wednesdays and Friday a 6;s0 y,
M Freight received for ali James River
Phone Madison ia.
Main Ticket Onicr. SCI u. Main street.
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NORroLK AND v;-nsrtKn p,,Iw,y

ONLi ALL RAIL LINE no NoRF'OLIs :.
schtGo!c IN eject january list, 1912
LoaNe ityrd S.rnnt station. RI.hiuund. FOR
SoRFCi.k a:el ~. III. $500 T., NJ. .4:,o p 81
F0f ~ Ncti EukG ND THE EST: .s:l5
A. y. 1000 ~ ~. $50 =. M.'e:2o p. ~
Arf!ya Rich nIond from Norfo!x; ii.io =,
60 l.. NJ, 'n:3o l.. ~. From the Vest "a "a
a. M. a2:0j .. ". 40 r. NJ. .G:c5 70 III
100 T.. ~ -
'Daiiy. sDany ex.- Sunday. hsunday only
Pullman parior and Sleeping Cxrs
w. Il BEviLI G. n aOSTEr
q. +. A. Roanoke d - t,tch,onrI
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ALADDIN kEROSENE OIL

DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city or suburbs. five gallons for DO
cents. no odor; no smoke. HOWELL
BROS. COZ East Broad
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The Wdeea'I5sSsi.ssa, Auction 20
f.jSccTi,3essIaA
@ z S 824A. SisY gaTsGs =, rrys
The Valentine Auction Co.

lie
Ff,fSLNi {1iisjG ATGn PAinEF co; INC,
BY order Of decree Of the chaneery
nestnn MSNa at M aci@eR = 49,
Nt OF he It torugate ca
their pnt Nos 81 ana SO North Seventeenth
One 81 Mach and
9 ren foo basel
Beck Cutting
ne povc Engine
me ~ poWc and smoke
~ r BE inE
Trucks
ma pack
in ginal package
about tons inie 'arcrr, IN oris!nal packages
Ills Corr Paper
ioNe compile
t,tP cboard Wrnppin Iaper
Misce Han Gus lot q roer Mannfqetmred
n,cdorn
and whoIeth
W GARDNi;i;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

For WAGONS GO no nIC.JIAEDsJjS
BROS. SIS BROOK Avenue Painting.
repairing and rubbcy-tire work.
Madison 1861
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Q3tGrcltantpus
UPHOL. LISTENING.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND poll
isaed. mattresses renovated. antlgues
bought and sold. LEVY the uphol-
stercT, i25 West Broad. m
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Louaiilrs5 Dppogrtliiitlrg

WILL SELL ALL OK ANY PIlgr
Of ny $1,000 stock in a West VIZ.
Hihia gas company thar is carnIi..
80 per cent annually, as nrni
money 10 protect another Investment,
ine company supplies gas 10 tb,rr
towns aud is headed % promjnss,I
Daiktr aud business men For ra,'s
tleusats address t. Q. Box !i3. Wash.
inEton. y. G.
WHY work FOR OTHERS? LET MI,
put YOU Ia business some Inoi,.y.
neet,.ss1ry differences required Z;
O CONGDpN Phoehus va
WANTED TWO CAPABLE BUSINESS
men 10 take eharre 90 soliin. at..n-
GIGS i"r an oid ana witely known
~, ,iast ur!ns c"lnpailr IN TINS city:
Gp"d sHiury ana eNpens yearIv
con'ractfi exclusive tcrTitn7, ~
qhirEs hn inge- tiu"it OF from t5rnc
lo-iN" ihpusHud dollars: !liyaaiD.nt
~ ".t brodNatirH hCbrcSs
loSt-Ofi.e Boy les. Richmond. ia.
WANTEb ASSOCIATE WITH s25.9oo
70 4"o'ppP for prosperous uropositinn
hlS prphtS rtnd return OF Investment
guaranteed Address X sal -
Times Dispntch
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WATCH nEPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM TOBiEE. iR.. is a guar
antec that 1t done properly. so
years experience. Cleaning, ST; main
springs. 81. i0S East Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

WI. HAVE FOUR TWO-HORSE FARM
wagons, VIII close thcin out cheap:
several second hand vehicles: one ton
"nHss. $a'.a9 Il nice line OF buEries.
'lhfrEs and runabouts THGS. II
DIX H. & CO, sos Brook Avenue.
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Jor Galr

,s,i,,,. a., 5,-s.- ----.,-
HRos. 6i5 i3rook hyei; ,io'' Pniht5,;,.
REPAIRING. ana rtihi,nr.tir ,Sli'tt55'
Madison 1861.
r,f.,-ic,,,:t. ,.,...,,.,,...
,5,.,. -,
'V rs, - III; tliGli GRADE RUBBER
lItb iAdles pnnctdn; used only
s""It tllne cost $-2n; viii sell very
EAST cary street
WE HIVE ISoi.r ,ry-o-i,Gt,ci, ,,,I,,,
Wi.xot,s ,yIji llos, ,n,oi,S ~, tll'Al
s.v..rai sccn,td 'l,,' , ,.tl, Guy Great
but..s. SaI.s0 i NE. M. ~ M" top
'lrreys ana runabouta THGS. IT,
bGkE & CO. sos Brood: Avenue"
FOR sNt.ls nm. ,pcT.s,, ,.,.l,,.,-
OF Trucks .jocnry, ;,,,i G SiC,IiH
wagol,s in tn" cjt ,i'.n /, 49,, ia.,,,
~ ii,,;, ar,d. i,:'.,.i.. - III 800 800
,I,ut,i,nt; t1,s, 'nS,i,.o, I.!r
ana ropi,int{nt IN r,,l,l,or.,i,.. Uni.
,snrCtfiii,, IL - ,}rtTtrG,;,. - -
I,,si95,I.I l--I ;5,!z2.. a.I9ei :,
u.INy see our Stock. Everything
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larptcS5ioaaI prlp ll,anfcn

: ] n S TCLASS pERGRNDJ-N TE
nurses promptly supplied to physi-
clans and patients Madison SS5-I..
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5uiiritorg ann Sdlfslllcn

WANTED. AT ONCE, SALESAlES OF
ability To sell lightning rods throus:h
Nir%inia. Maryland ana Delaware:
salary $50 per month ana coninis.
sion. expenses paid. or can have an
intGrt5t IN the business. capita! not
limited; good position FOR right par
~. Answer. giving fun particulars
WITH reference. - G33, car. l'i!ncs-
Dispatch.
ISA i,ilSMAN- EXCEPTlONAL OPPOR-
i,uhlty 70 live hustler; established
iine local territory Il ST. care
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DRIP, 99aIe anb ,j;rimale

WAITED. TORf THIS CRY srATf,
and North. cooks, maids, nurs.s.
Mattresses, buffers. portcrs. walters,
urlvcrs, cuachincn. etc. Apply ut
MAinrIN * SIAUGliTERS EMPLOY
Ml.NT AGENCY, IS North NIntb ~
upstairs -
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25o6 STUART AVl: -LoWEE FIAT
rooms. separate entrance. $50 mont
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,rDsily. Weekdays. 2Sundays oaiy. =
an trn.nu to or from Byrd Street Station
te1eept .Isins leaving f. so NJ. and s. 60 a. m
atop at Eliza. Time OF arrivals and departures
Rot guaranteed. Read thu signs -
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Hilliilery

LEADING MAIN STREET. MILiTN-
cry and rcady-to-wea, garment
Store; newest models III millinery,
suits dresses waists for ladies' and
children; correct STYLES FOR spring
and summer; we can sell high class
goods al lowest prices, owing to less
expenses: call and look: alterations
free. MRS. IUIJUS BENR, 1929
East Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

" ANTEp, BY ELDERLY NURSE. Now
ol5ehenEed. position as lady's nurse
AIuEGss I'LL Floyd Avenue,
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Gp6t anu jfollno

&UNt uIEU JTUW!IU
LOST. A BROoCH. DIAMOND IL CEN
tween 2l0 west ainrsnaIl street ana
inc BiJou 'Thcntt. on "Wednesday,
!sth Of March Liberal reward II re-
turned 10 2lO West MARSHALL Street.
LOST. WEDNESDAY,. ONE LADY1S
Diack handbag III l<HuTmann's store,
Fourth and Hsoad, with letter adj
dfesseC TO adelaide Hampstead.
sweet Brian Institute, inside Re-
ward II returned to Powcrs-Taylor
Drug Co
LOST. BUNCH or KEYS or Su.VEIt
ring. three smuil desk Keys, Two
laie lock keys. vno hat Key slightly
peht anu others, Eiuder wiii DC re-
&arded >on returning ihcIn to Room
q. General Office. 6. l. o. CITY
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prrS0nals
LADIES NOTICE.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
At iiUGHES'S. 2o9 North Third.
LESSER, THE LADIES TAILOR, TIE
only one in town who makes n spc-
ments to the latest fashion. Every
garment that is altered in my estaO-
lishment Is done under my personal
supervision. Prices very moderate
and work satisfactory. The Raleigh
Apartments, Harrison and Franklin
Phone Madison 1929.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

LADIES. FOR YOUR EASTER SUIT
see our selection of choicest mate
rails and up-to-dntc styles. VI.
LEWIS, Fashionable Ladies' Tailor.
a05 West Grace Street
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I1rlp laantro, s!7aie

SLOW CARD WRITER'S AND WIN
DOW triinmcrs wanted Livery retail
store III the country uEcs snow CalGs
and window trinucrs THE demand
Tor men Skilled IN these profcksionA
In enormous We teach both show
card writing ana window trimming
by mail. Write now. stating yhctH3
CT Interested in both SUBJECTS Or
Which one. 1. $. c., 60 ". Scranton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21
A tLaE1tic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY

EFFECTIVE JANUARY LIST 1912
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
For g!orlaa and South: s:l5 a " and
i:s5 T. Nj. 'io:30 r, ~. 100 A. NJ
For Norfolk: 500 A. Al. L:vJ II. NJ 4:1s
y. ~.
For y. * W. Ry. West: Sis a. Al. Io;os
a. "a. $500 i. Nj. $40 p, u.
For Petersburg: 100 A NJ. s:is A NJ,
s:l6 a. ~. 300 a. A.. 1880 A. u. $500 p. A..
t;io r. Al. s:s' II. NJ. 1885 r. ~. $50 p. H..
lia5 p. Il.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 'i:Io r. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:+S A. NJ.
$50 y. NJ. GAO A. NJ. AZ 20 a. NJ 1881 A.
NJ, ''l0:i6 A. A.. ii;to a. Al. $500 p A.,
"l:i0 =. NJ 5:eo Y. IL. 6:35 +. NJ. 500 p M
s.eU II. NJ. 1850 p. II.
Except sunday. '.sunday only. aE1cept
Monday.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
ncctioiis not guaranteed.
c. :. CAMPBELL. D. p \. s2s Main ST.
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GQnnttb

WANTED, no BUY FOR CASH..
household goods in any auautlty.
phone Madison 1851.
WANTED. LADIES AMI GENTI.F.-
mems secondhand clothes. highest
prices paid 1905 Ease Main.
WANrWp. TO BUY A6oUT 20 FEET
u office PARTITION. phone Madison
WANTED, 10000 MEN WHO DRINK
whiskey to take, the Neal Three tal
Day Cure FOX drink habit. Nddvcs',
Ni.hL INSTITUTE OF VIRGIN!A.
Hampton, Va.
LOOK! LOOK, LOOK! WE PAY CASA
Tor old clothes, gents furnishings.
90. " TMentN -minth Strert
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ssituattuns l1lantrp, female

'tEFlNED. QUIET WOMAN Will As
si3t In housekeeping and sewing at
summer hotel: references cXchan,,-
ed: salary moderate. Address ID sji
care Times - iSpatch
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rnlitIcinnn Actiyc.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Salisbury, " C., March 20.--With the
OF p. 5. Carlton. for the
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Rcal Gsrate 5-or t5ale

BROAD STREET CouNER. SOUTH
side, east Of Richmond college.
BROAD STREET. SOUTH SIDE. EAST
Of Henry Street. O. - HAWKINS,
90 North Seventh street.
FOR SALE. SEVERAL SMALL PROF
critics. At prices yielding : per cent.
20 ii per cent. on present rentals.
-. a. wilkins, 100 y. Seventh St
FOR SALE. GRACE STREET CORNER,
cast Of First street Now Il the
time 10 buy this such opportunities
scarce. .. \. HAWKES. 100 North
seventh Street.
SPLENDID Q PER CENT BRICK IN
vesttnent one block from post Office
bound to enhance iu vaiue Apply
t21 Hull street.
SOME CHOICE HULL STREET PROP
critics below the market sure. money
mnknrs. SIC us mii ok 1000 EMll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-21

TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS.
furnished for. housekeeping 1O4 ".
Grace.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT;
Dam: lemon. IG7 North Third
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- = .--------
RAILROADS.
Richmond, PfedGrickSb'g & Potomac R.A.
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AHD eEYoHD.
Leave Richmond
Arrive Richmond
ACCOMMODATION IBalYs wrExnaYs

NLUUHWVUhIIuH TRAIHS -WEEKDAYS.
Leave n{rd ST. Sta 400 r. II. for Frcde~irksbrrs.
.rive NJTd Sc. Sta. S,25 a. ~ from Fredcrirashg
AIriyc tlha stA. G.3N 4. ~ Sd r. n from hIanS
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J2prifr5

WANTED. THE PUBLIC 70 Know
that JAHNKE BROS, jewelers.. 9i2
East Main Street. buy. SELL exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. old gold and 81.
Yer always taken ia eXcnunge.
WANTED. TO BUY AUTOMOBILE. 4
passenger car Or roadster State
lo"lst cash price Address CASH.
care Times Dispatch.
y CoLONED Man, 50 YEARS OLD.
dark skin, i've feet ten inches hiXh
ana about l7O pounds, was drowned
in til" James River Any one indiill;
tho body Will please write to his
brother WALTER COLEMAN. Rock
Castle. Va
10 THE PUBLIC:
wish to announce that 10
ali Kinds of carpenter and brick
work. build aud repair houses. Office
Coz y. Twenty ninth Street. i. j.
XAJAC
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lSupniG sur iAtill

NICE, COAlFOHTABI.E ROOM, Al.
Joining bath also small hall room
cleCtric liEhtS. l22 south iNifth
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14
New Depot Al Helena.

HELENA, Feb. cit developed to-
day through man in close touch with
the executive department Of the Great
Northern railway that the plans for
the new stations at Helena and Butte
have been approved by President Hill
and work will start on them as soon
as weather will permit. The cost of
each station will be Sl25, 600. They will
be suitable for towns of $4,000 people
and while the expense will be the same
the designs are different. Work is to
be started on both stations at the same
time, it being found that there a be
a saving by prosecuting the construc-
ton of each simultaneously.
The Helena station is to be built
facing Arch street, which crosses the
south end of the old Great Northern
passenger station up town. The watt
ing rooms aud offices will be on q
level with the streets and the trains
will u in under the structure, eleva-
tors taking passengers up and down.
The elevators are to have q capacity
of forty persons each.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14

MIsSOULA, Feb. 6.-Out of an acct
dental shooting which took place at
St. Regis last November has grown q
10000 damage case. the papers in
which we're filed in the district court
here this morning. The plaintiff is
Nicholas Call and In the complaint
against Paul Thibodeau and George
La Forge he alleges that he was struck
by q bullet from q revolver discharged
by George La Forge, who fred the
shot in Paul Thibodeau's saloon.
The shot was aimed at an intruder in
the saloon, Charles Dusk, but missed
him and struck Call, who vas stand
ing on the Northern Prcidc station
platform. He alleges that he has been
permanently injured and that the
damages asked are reasonable.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14
Will Roundup Wandering Indians

HELENA, Feb. photographic In.
structions to prepare to move the
band of Chippewas that has been en-.
camped all winter just east OF Lenox
&c the Blackfeet Indian alton,
were received this morning by Major
A. E. McF Partridge, agent in charge of
the reserv alton, who came down from
Browning two weeks ago to investi.
gate the condition of the band. and
since has been awaiting advices from
the department at Washington.
The telegram also advised Major
McFatridge that instructions had
been sent to Major Fred c. Morgan OF
the Flathead reservation to investi-
gate the condition of the Chippewas at
Ravalli, and to Major H. II. Miller OF
the Fort Belknap reservation to in
vestigate the band at Havre.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14
Insurance Companies Win Out.

HELENA, Feb. 6.-The supreme
court today held that the tax on
excess premiums which has been levied
and collected on insurance companies
in Montana for several years can no
longer be exacted.
The last Legislature passed q bill
repeating the law taxing excess prem
iums, and it was approved March 2,
1911. In a number of counties the tax
was levied, and several companies
paid under protest.
the assessment law of Montana
provides that property shall be as
seseed on the first Monday in March
each year, and in 1911 it fell on March
6. Az the r~epealing law was approved
March 2, the supreme court holds the
taxes paid on excess premiums last
year were illegally collected and mus.
be refunded.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14
To Prevent intimidation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA bill to
make it illegal for employers of labor
in presidential elections to threaten
employees with a shutdown of factories
or reduction of wages should certain
candidates or parties be successful
was introduced today by Representa-
tive Hopper, democrat, of Iowa. A
fine of $40, 900 or Imprisonment for not
less than one year are provided as a
penalty in the bill.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14
Death Of Major z

A press dispatch from Chicago an.
nounces the death of Major w. r.
Logan formerly Indian agent for
Fort BeIknap, who had 4 wide &C.
quaintance in northern Montana, and
who took an active part 10 the politi-
cal af airs Of this part Of the state.
Major Logan was uLder ire atment in q
Chicago hospital for Bright's disease,
a complaint which had u fatal termina-
ton.
Major Logan was o scout in the
Sioux campaign in 1876. Later he
passed ar exsmin alton for q commits.
sion ia the army but refused to &C.
cept q commission, because his as
sigoment was the Ninth cavalry, q
colored regiment.
In 1887 he was appointed post trader
a. Fort Missoula, but gave it up after
two years and went to Helena to live
He engaged in the sheep and cattle
business and also 10 mining, until 1895
when. he vas appointed agent for the
Blackfeet Indians. Two years later
he resigned and engaged in private
business. Then be was appointed In
dian agent at Fort Belknap, and re-
NAMED 10 thai position until be was
appointed q year ago superintendent
of Glacier National park.
Major Logan was the son of Captain
William Logan, who lost his life il
the Nez Perces campaign, and who
was buried on the Custer battleAeld
Major Logan was born in Texa,
March 20, 1856.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14
Preparing For Next Land Show.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 7.-Louis Penwell of
Helena, Mont, president of the North
ern Development league, in St.Psul to.
day announced that the Northwest
products show for 1910 is to be held in
Minneapolis Armory, Nov. Ii to %,
the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce
association having decided yesterd sy
to give the exhibition earnest and hear
ty support.
An addition to the armory when
completed, will give the show nearly
10000 square feet, besides the armory
proper. Plans for this years show
r now being prepared and &C.
tive work will start soon to bring
thousands of persons to the exhibition
from south and east.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14
Terms Of Court, 1912.

CHOUTEAU COUNTY
Tuesday, February 9th.
Tuesday, May 7th.
Tuesd Septemb Der Oath.
Tuesday, November 18th.
VALLEY COUNTY
Tuesday, April 10th.
Tuesday, June 18th.
Tuesday, October let.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-02-14

The WEEKLY RIVER PRESS 10 . good
newspaper to send swsyt to urfriends
in the east. It will save you the trou.
BILE Of writing letters