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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02

Another milestone has been
reached in the life of the Emmons
County Record. With this issue the
paper begins its twenty ninth year.
Its present senior publisher has been
connected with the paper from that
bright. balmy. sunshiny day in 81
when its one-page Army hand press
labored and brought forth seventy
five copies of the paper. Now. its
output is more than a thou
sand copies weekly. As the editor
has before written. a country news
paper is the best business barome-
ter as to the real condition of the re-
gion in which it is published. This
is true for the reason that its Gus
TONERS are residents of all parts
Of the county in which it is pub
lished. Had Emmons county been a
failure in the matter of agriculture,
the success of its pioneer paper and
its hettelment from year to year
would have been impossible. A
careful look into the future convinces
US that the best is yet to come to
the people Of this region Had il
not been satisfactorily dem ons,rated
that this part OF the world is sue
cess from an agricultural standpoint,
does any one suppose that the rail-
way companies whose polity is
governed by calm. calculating bust
ness men. Influenced wholly BY faith
and not in the least by sentiment
and impulse would be building new
feeder lines all through the Missouri
Slope The fact is as clear as the
MONDAY sun to the writer that the
man who stays here and hangs on to
his farm will ~ and that in a
very few years be in a position to
more thoroughly enjoy happiness
and independence than the resident
of almost any other comparatively
new section on the face Of the earth
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
Cost Of FEEDING Hens.

The question is often asked: VIVA,
does II cost TO feed fowl a YEAR,.
The writer well remembers when he
could feed tock at a cos, OF no,
more than 81 per head. Then as feed
increased In price II became impos-
steie TO keep hen for less than ten
cents a month. or 1920 per year. AT
the present time. carefully kept &C
counts show tina, IS cents per month.
or $3.50 per year is the cost.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
CHANGED 0wNRS.
List OF Emmons County Real Estate
Transferred Since the Records
Last Published Report

Receivers Certificate.
United States to Everett r. Purin-
tun. n or Of lS-l34-75.
United States to Ward H. Peery,
hf of n or Of 30-l36-76.
United States to Marten Dockter,
s or of n " or and lots l, 2, and 3
of lS-l32-74.
United States to Jesse r. Albright.
n W or of l4-l36- IS.
United States to Floyd Bedsaul.
n W or of S-l24-7s.
United States to Frank Arnold, n
hf of W or and hf of e or Of l2-
1905.
United States to Archie Arnold. 8
hf of 5 e or and hf of S or of l2-
1909.
United States to William H.
Gaultney, lots l and of ls-l3l-79.
Patents.
United States to Casper Everson,
lots and , and hf of or Of q
1920.
United States to Hervey j. Bene-
dict, $ w or of 32-l34,75.
| United States to Hosea Page, e hf
of S W or and lots 8 and of Is l3O-
"A.
United States to Bernhard Thor.
sen, W or of n e or, n hf Of or
and W or of 5 or of 2-l29-79.
United States to Herbert r.
Brooks, hf of 5 e or. e or of "
or and W or of $ e or Of 22-l IS.
United States to Silas w. Higley.
W hf of 5 e or and e hf of W or Of
l4-l36-TS.
United States to Wilhelm Kundert
W hf of W or, or of S W or and
5 " or of n W or of 32-134-74.
United States to Theodorus Hyl
kema, W or Of l7-l3O-75.
United States to Joseph Gisi. hi
of " or, n or of $ " or and $ v
or of $ or of l5-l29-775.
United States to katharna klaudt
5 hf of n W Or and hf of or Of
| l0-l3l-79.
United States to Gustaf Larson. {
hf of " or and W hf of or o,
| lS-l36-74.
United States to heirs of Kathar
ina Fuchs, n e Or of 2i-l333-777.
United States to Andreas Nathan
" hf Of W Or and " hf Of " or O,
224-l33-77.
United States to Ralph Brittol
Payne, n w or of 32-l29-77.
| United States to Adam Zahn, {
or of lS-l3O-74.
Quitclaim Deed.
4 George A. Lenhart to S. E. Kurtz
OTIS 4, 5 and s of block ?, Hazelton
4 N. d. 81.
i Warranty Deeds.
| Farmers State Bank to- S. E. kurtz
lots 4, . and s Of block 2. Hazelton
81.
John Reichert and wife to Thoma
V. Ptak. Nv or Of or, hf of
e Or and W or of S Z or of l4-l3A
IS. $4,000.
John Rowe and wife ct al. to Al
bert N. johnson, n or Of 2-l3l-777i
$4,000.
| kintyre Townsite Co. to M. E
Elias. lot 9, block 26. kintyre. So
kintyre Townsite Co. to Fran
| A. Barta. lots IA. Is. l6. IL and l
of block p. kin,yre. $3.50.
| John n. Schmadeke and wife to i.
H. Ralston. al Of l-l34-74. $3.50:
i +. Frankhauser ard wife 10 Alex
ander Bosch, lots and 9, block 4
Patterson 5 Addition to Linton. SlO(
NJ. f. Elias and wife to Chris
Ii ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
Serial Nc. esas., MAY June
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
L. : Laud Oftice At Bismarck. y. n

Notice i, hereby given that
MATTHIAS REICH.
OF Te,nyik. North Dakota, who. on Deem
Der 5 lao.i made Homestead Entry No s,,si4
Serial No. ass, for the northwest quarter Of
southeast quarter aud northeast quarter Of
southses, quarter CT Section ;. Township
pal Meridian. has flied notice OF intention to
make final 6ve-yeas proof. TO establish
claim to the land above described, t-tore
P. G, Rocks Clerk CT the lli>trici Cour. at
Linton North Dasots- on the sth day Of,
June. 1912.
Cla;man, names as witnesses:
Peter Schmidt. OF Temvik. y n.
Martin Schmidt. of Linton n
Christof kries. OF Temsis, y n
George Il Il Der. OF Temvik. \. d.
RN. STEVENS, Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
Notice Of Teachers Examination.

Motto, /, hereby given t,la, the NEXT regular
teachers esaa.inatiot, viii he held 3. the
Court House 10 Linton
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
May @h and 10Th EXAMINATIONS begin
prompt. ~ = N.
tapG5 uaysl Count. Superintendent.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
Food for pekir nueka

II Is estimated that laying Pekin
ducks require from two-,hirds to
threefourths OF quart Of food per
day for each duck. or from IS TO IS
quarts per 100 ducks
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
stoe,no Apples.

Apples to be stored in the cellar
should be placed gently in the bin
without any abrasions OF the skin A
tiny hole will admit Of fungus which
will cause them to rot.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
Report Of the Condition Of the
STATE RANK

A, TeDvik. in the State Of North Dakota 4,
the Close OF Business April i. 1919
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 10 re Z
Over ATS. secured and unsecu red. j. =
Warrants, stocks, t.a certificates
Claims, etc. lis -
Banking house. furniture add dx-
tnres. s.s ss>s q
Other real estate s - q
Personal property :. q
Current expenses. taxes paid over
undivided profits 3.s1 i.
Due from other bat s>- : S.ee> 6,
Cash ..-.-.-.- $685.. zig Is 45t, 81
Total slssss) e.
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in si1 IA, u
surplus suno -, q.
lnGividua! deposits sub
:sct to CHECK 2lsi ~
Time certi6c' ties os dero>it d &sS s.
Cashier checksout>t' nd
Ing ... IL 80 q,
Total. s,s0s, G.
state Of North Dakota. -
County OF Emmons.
!. Waidemar Wenslaf. cashierot the above
ABOVE statement IS true. To the oes. c! ny
knouledee and belief.
WALDEMAR WENZLAFF. Cashier.
Subscribed Aod sworn to before me this
FRANZ TEMrEL.
tseAD Notary Public.
my commission ey pires January j. iel.9
Correct, b, TEMPEL- ,,,
Attest E. TEMPEL,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
Cheap Wagon Jack.

right, c the stay to keep the wagon
from moving; D the wire to hold down
the handle: E the wagon axle. This
Jack viii hit any weight and can be
closed up after using
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02
PRIMARY CANDIDATES.

Following are the names alphabetically
arranged> Of the announced candidates for
county and district offices who will stand for
nomination at the primary election To Ike
held WE ONE SoAv. June 90. 1872:
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Republican,
Judge; Walter Il. Winchester.
2ern SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Republican
Representative: Sidney f. Smith.
COUNTY.
Republican
Judge; charles H. Carley.
sheriff +. W. Chase. Wallace kyes, Pete
Shier.
Superintendent OF schools: Lester Briggle
Mrs. Kate Savage.
Treasurer: W.O. Irwin.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-05-02

ter,ste.l ~, 49, .ssssass OF nasnona -,
y. Lynn's sWyni !; y - st 7:3ep a, 6 Go
TApfs sss shis 9Th day Of Apsil, NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
DEBS ACCEPTS
THE NOMINATION
No Ceremony Attends Socialist
Presidential Csndidste's
Notification.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. &c
In marked contrast to the notification
ceremonies practiced by other politi-
cal parties. the Socialist presidential
nominee Eugene V. Debs, today &C
cepted his nomUation simply by IN
forming the newspapers tina they
were At liberty 10 print his address
Of acceptance which ne had sent them
In printed form. No committee called
on Mr.. Debs and there was an entire
lack OF ceremony Of any kind.
The extreme simplicity Of the oc-
casion was marked further by Mr..
Debs's preparation for a trip 20 Fer
gus Falls. Mimi. where he will speak
tomorrow uight.
The address I'm part is a. follows:
u is with a fun sense of the res
possibility u imposes and the ser
vice ~ eNacts that I accept the nom
nation for president rendered To- me
hy the Socialist party Of the United
states. Personally I did not wish the
nomination. II came 90 me unsought.
- came ~ summons TO service and
not as a personal honor.
Every true member 81 the Socialist
party Is at the party's service. The
confidence Of his comrades il 20 him
"A sacred trust and their collective
viii tho party's law.
NJ chi-f concern as "a presidential
candidate Is that I hail serve well
the party ana the class and the
cause m" Iarty represents.
Ih' Socialist party Is fundamentally
different nom AN other parties. II
cam" in m, process Of evolution and
grows with the growth ~ the forces
VyHf.h nr.nF.I NF H. .rF-Us A. I'll
liant. and its aim revolutionary. 70
Expresses 81 political terms the 4spi-
ration - IN" working class To freedom
ana To- "a larger and fuller life than
they have yet known.
The worlds workers have always
been and still are the worlds slaves.
They have born. an the burdens a.
che rac" and built all ths monuments
along fh. track Of civilization. they
have prodc.-i ali fre world y wealth.
and supported all fle worlds govern
ments. The have conquered all
thugs bat their own freedom. Th-y
ar" still fhc subject class IN every ma
t"u ON earth and IN. chief func-
tinn 90. I erE government to keep
them al tho mercy 81 their masters.
The Workers in a." mills and fac
tories. in the mines and ou 90.
tarfus and railwsi never mad q party
OF th'ir own until the Socialist party
was ~or-ari.,d. They dud not reaii4'
fhaf th' w'r. using their ballots to
fnr-- tt..r own f.tt.rs.
l4f OBJ. awakening came. u WAS
bound %" come" class rli. basam.
r''r. and NOR. oppressive and wage
slavery MOOR. and more calling Th
'|re of th. workers began To- open.
If'. began q. 80 fhr cause ~ their
wie." f.. bad dsmhlv suffered sou
W.r f.at-. o. daWn.d upon t.,w
fH- r..i.tr was divided into two
,.i--.-. capitalists and workers. OK
iI."'r- arl Producers. hat rho Dari-
f1I-fr. vlIi. .uuuarafN.i" I.~.
uwr.l fto nation and controlled fh.
-..' frl..rf. THAT d.. court ard fH.
soldiers v'r. Ht their command. ar.
flnf faa N'r~'rs. while in a great
WtI"flf.. v'I. 200 -.lt.sh slH.e ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
INSURANCE. on prAru IN
Bu2AEcE-wNrCEf


People willingly pay large sum. for
Afe insurance. which 10 really death IN
surname but real lfe Insurance fr.-
susntly consist IA taxing Ecsman. Al
Gan any ~luns sick person srord not
TO take tts AlterauNe-
II sharp-n- lie appetite. rskes iff~
in'A Different. brings better health VITA
greater earning power. Often persons
hr~ 80 much Improved that they can
work even hsfore they are finally cured.
lnNest'Sate T. II you are broad minded
"nossh u believe that there can be a
cure for Consumption. which ha- not
been Sensattonally exploited. or which
i not based merely on climatic OF die,
restrictions AIR. Webb report fo.-
,ows:-
Weldon. III.
"Gentiement-During 1901. my phy-
sieian cent me 20 Texas. from there TO
Iolornco I became worse and was sent
home 20 die. I heard OF Eckman's Alter
earnestly recommend Eckman's won
derful cure for Consumption"
1signed sIidaviD ARTHUR WEBB
Fuller details Of this case upon re-
quest
Alternative 10 effective IN
B-onchitis, Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat
and Lung Troubled and IN upbuilding
tae system. Does not contain po,sons.
opiates or habit-forming drugs. For
sale by has Il. Goethe Co. c. NJ wv
rick. North End Pharmacy. Beilaire. and
other leading cruggiSts. Ask for book
let OF cured cases and write 20 Fckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa. cor add
uonal evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
ASSAULT
Case VIII Come Up Today Before
Squire Ooebs az the County Jail
n VIII BE Interesting.

The case OF Ross Dye w. Randolph
Fisher. IN which the defendant Is
charged with attempted criminal as
sault on the wife OF the plaintiff. will
be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock be-
fore Squire Dobbs in the county jail.
All OF the PARTIES concerned reside
near Elm Grove and are w~ell-known
in that community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
Two Autos Collide.

L. o. Jones. driving his L. " F.
touring car. and Dr. ]. W. Hickey. in
his Ford runsboui. came together AT
the corner of Eighth street and La
fayette avenue yesterday afternoon.
and but little damage resulted. The
lamps on both cars were damaged
considerably. while the front wheel
on the Hickey machine was slightly
damaged. Neither driver was hurt In
the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
To Repair Bridge.

Local Contractor ". \. Kidder was
given the contract by the county
court to replace the bridge az Sims
Run. which was washed away by the
recent rains The contractor stated
that he would rush tho work with All
possible speed and have IL compile ed
as quickly as pos~lbi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
Marriage Licenses.

John A. Hobson OF Flushing and
fthodl z. Bell OF Bethesda.
Albert sklenIckA and FranciskA
kodleeeek. beth OF at. Clairsville.
George Farley Campbell and Marga-
ret Cecilia Campbell. both OF Bellaire.
Cecil ID. Brooks and Lora Jane
Lucas. both OF Hunter.
Dwight ". Eaton OF Morristown AMI
Esther l. Smith OF kirkwood town
ship.
Harry Alonzo Bolon OF Bethesda
and Laura Marie Kocher OF Belmont.
Edward Youch and -Antie Opat.
both OF Bellaire.
Konstanty Okraska and Fannie
Havlicek. 10th OF Neffs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
Gust Yost Pardoned

Gust Yost. ex-saloonist OF Benwood.
who was serving a six months sen.
tence in the county Jail here for VIC
lating the law regulating the saloon
business on Sunday has been par.
doned by Governor W. f. Glasscock.
fost has served FIVE of the six
months sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27

The Retail Clerks Union net in
regular session last evening and
transacted considerable business. The
principal discussion o: the evening
was In regard 10 the stores closing all
~ Labor Day. other matters OF
mpch importance were taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
To Meet Thursdav.

The Moundsville Democratic club
will meet Thursday evening AT the
Democratic headquarters in the
Schaub building FSca l.. McMullen
will preside. The meeting will pe
called TO order al 6 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
ST. CwLAIRSVILLR

The following rev cases have been
Med In TIT Office Of the Clerk OF
Courts J. O ixon:
Firaoeth r Wise has entered suit
AGAINST Kate Hammmond. ~executrix
O. the estate Of Ad-iine Lltten. de-
S-a--. The PLAINTIFF alleges that she
Tedered service 60 Adellne Litten for
the six years prior to her death for
which she received no pay. and now
n asks for sT5o. which h alleges
- the value az tho services rendered.
Edna y. Irwin has entered suit
AGAINST Charles A. Irwin. asking for
allimony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27

Ben shrimp. we'll known character
OF this city. was taken 20 the insane
asylum yesterday by Dr. ;. " Steele.
superintendent OF the insituuor. Ren
has been in a bad mental condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
.Monu. Belmont Reunion.

\ numbf from here will attend the
Monroe-Beseont reunios1eld at Je-
rusalem today \ nun-1r OF widely
known speakers will bS"present and
an unusually. large. crowd Is ev-
pected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27

as a result OF his prolonged and con
tinued use OF alcohol. and IL was
thought best to have him removed 10
the asylum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
James Murray Dead.

James Murray OF this city died at
Denver. Colo. last Sunday. following
q long Illness OF tuberculosis. Mr..
Murray left this city last June for the
benefit OF his health and on Sunday
afternoon his father. Thomas Murray.
OF Olive street received a telegram
stating that his o had died and that
they were awaiting instructions. The
father Immediately wired TO have the
body shipped to this city. where fu.
neral services will be held from the
family residence. upon Its arrival. Up
until leaving this city he was employ
ed as operator AT the Orpheum theater
on Jefferson venue. He Is survived
by his father. two brothers. Lewis and
Mllard. and one sister. Mrs. Martha
Wayt. all OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
TO LAY THE LEVY
AT M0UNDSYILLE
COUNTY COURT WILL MEET THIS
MORNING FOR THAT
PuRPQSE

WeiLkno~n Young Man Dies In the
Wsstcenersi News Of
/ Movndsville.
The County Court will meet this
morning In special session and the
levy for the ensuing year will be laid
The estimate OF the levy az nxed by
the cou1 at the session held on Au-
euet IL. for that purpose Is rs cents
Tor county purposes and the like
amount for road purposes. The esti-
mated levy for road purposes in all
districts OF the county Is made uni.
form. and the estimated county levy
Is : cents mor than last year. Other
registrars will be appointed 10 take
the place OF those who refused to
serve. The court will also take up
the bond issue OF Union district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
The Mems Store

Our Store cloves at 5 O'Clock every evening except Saturday
until September lst. Open Saturday night until ii O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-26

CLEVELAND-The divorce court is
a blessing for foreign women, said
Judge Chapman in granting a decree.
In the old country man is master
and the woman slave" the court re-
marked
The Detroit times., 1912-01-26
AUT0.SLEIGH THROUGH ICE
IN FILM CHASE, TWO HURT

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Pursuing
Oliver Hayiland's iceyacht, Fred
Waters drove his auto-sleigh through
thin piece OF ice undermined by a
spring off the Independent Iceyacht
clubhouse. on the banks of the North
Shrewsbury river.
Waters was thrown about twenty
feet. and landed on his forehead and
was rendered unconscious. lie was
removed 10 the clubhouse. where he
was revived. He had bad cash over
the right eye and suffered Injuries 20
his arms and legs.
Frederick Barnard, OF the Kalem
Film Company, who was seated be-
hind Waters in the auto-sleigh was
thrown over Mr.. Waters, landing
heavily on the ice. He escaped seri-
Gus injury.
A moving picture company was
making a thrilling picture when the
accident occurred The name OF the
picture was The Bankers Daughter >
A young man. who was seeking the
hand OF the bankers daughter. had
been rejected, and had robbed the
fathers bank
He was seen escaping and, running
to the river, jumped into an iceyacht
in an endeavor TO get away.
The girls father was In close pur-
suit in another iceyacht, but failing
TO catch the robber hired the auto
sleigh. and had almost reached the
iceyacht, in which the fugitive was
escaping. when Mr. Waters plunged
into the water, ending the pursuit.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-26
RISING THAMES PUTS
1000 HOMES IN DANGER

LONDON Jan. &c With the
Thames rising rapidly and 1000
homes in the upper valley already
inundated. England today faced a
food, which was expected TO cause
heavy property loss.
Rescue parties were sent out in row.
boats and hundreds Of people. who
had been forced to spend the night
on their housetops, were taken on
overcome by cold and exposure.
Many cattle and horses have been
drowned by the back water but at
late hour today there had been no
report of the loss OF human lives.
The suffering among the people of
the poorer quarter is intense. Rains
following the blizzard Of last week
were responsible for the high water.
The government forecasters today an
nounced that the rains would continue
during the night and II was feared
that the food would be even more
serious than that which caused tre-
mendous loss OF property IN 1904.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-26
NEW YORK WILL TRY TO
PIERCE BUTTER POOL
Grand Jury Will Determine
Whether Prices Are Kept
Up BY Conspiracy

NEW YORK, Jan. Whether a
conspiracy exists TO maintain the
price OF butter at prohibitive figure
Will be determined by the grand jury
through an inquiry beginning next
Tuesday District Attorney Whitman
said today that the probe will be
drastic and If II can be proved that
gambling in dairy products is respon-
sible for present high prices indict-
ments will follow.
The three chief witnesses when the
probe begins will be President Martin,
Secretary Knopp and Treasurer
French, OF the New York Mercantile
Exchange, who will have to explain
how sales OF butter, eggs and cheese
are made.
Meanwhile the movement to boy
colt butter until prices are cut in
half gained today when the executive
committee OF the Housewives league
announced that II would send to every
one OF the $4,000 members in this
city letter showing the various sub
stitutes for butter than can be used.
Mrs. Julian Heath chairman, said
that she had received more than TO-
600 letters from women all over the
country asking how the boycott was
to be enforced and promising support.
Il tell them all the same thing"
said Mrs. Heath, stop using butter
for thirty days and there will be a
drop In price. Now that the district
attorney has interfered believe
prices will come down In a hurry"
The Detroit times., 1912-01-26

COLUMBUS, O.-Harold C. Abbott,
20, Yale graduate, will be released
from the Ohio penitentiary, his three
year sentence for embezzlement hav-
ing been committed by Gov Harmon.
and will step into $1,000 job under
the state board of administration.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-26
BADEN-POWELL TO
LECTURE HERE, FEB. 5

Sir Baden-Powell, the well-known
British soldier and founder OF the Boy
Scout movement In Great Britain will
visit Detroit, Monday evening, Feb.
3, and speak in the Light Guard arm
DRY, under the auspices of the De
troit Teachers association. The sale
OF seats to the general public will
open Saturday morning, in Grinnelrs.
Opportunity will be given Friday af-
ternoon to the patrons Of the lecture
and TO the officers and members OF
the Twenty.sixth infantry, at Fort
Wayne, and the Essex Fusiliers,
Windsor, to have first choice of seats
The officers OF the abovenamed regi.
ments will appear in military dress at
the lecture.