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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
New Y ork
Stock Market

New York, April li,--price move
ments were somewhat conflicting in
to-day's stock market, this feature
conducting to more or less irregularity
during tho greater part OF the Ses-
sion. Some OF the standard railway
shares. notab bly, Reading and New York
Central, were decidedly strong. with
ever great gains though less activity
in the Canadian group. The movement
In Canadian group enlisted little puhl!c
support. Fries were strong abroad.
and in this market probably in tic
connection OF statement of a lead
ing official OF the road which gave
some countenancc of rumors OF a tiat-
fc alliance WITH Canadian Pacific.
LehiGh Valley and Pcnnsylyania ac"c
under pressure which made Reading $
rise to n REV sigh level for the prr.-
ont movement the more irreconcia BILE.
Atchison, ST. Paul and New York. New
Haven and Hartford manifested .iecl'n-
Ing tendencies. the heaviness OF the
last named being nscribed 10 tie mes
sage of the Governor Of Massac iii ,sotts,
which advocates control of that road
and Boston and Maine. Its subsidiary.
through the medium of &; iuolic SER
Vice board.
Rock Island ana some - tho south :
western railway shares took part in
THO rise of the transportation sr2url-
ties, but their activity. for reasons nos
partic ularly clear. was regarded as Il
move designed to cover liquidation
elsewhere
The coppcrs, which moved sluggish
ly In the carly part of the session,
later became more pr"mincrt. with a
new high record for Chino. lrniteo
States Stsel moved within Il one point
range. Its course dcnotin- bear pres
sure. Some further insight into the
condition OF the steel Industry was
furnished by tho report OF the Lacka-
wanna Steel Company. IN important
INDEPENDENT concern. for the quarter
end ed March 30 last
is Income for that period. after
the usual deductions. decrease, over
100000, with deficit Of $l25ov0
The market became dull III tho carly
afternoon, but In the las, hour there
was renewal of activity to the accom-
neniment on marked declines Weak
ness was most pronounced in the active
issues, all of which went below yea
terday's close. In the naal dealings
there wero fractional recoveries. but
tho closing was heavy and dull
Call money touched per cent. AGAIN
to-day, but demand was light Time
rates were practically unch lnsei, with
some increase In offerings conn. erc,al
PAPER. Bonds were Irregular. with :,
declining tendency. Total sales par
value amounted to s2.6s2,o0o
United States government bonds were
unchanged on call
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

$40 A,-i.ocai-D a!ly--Eewport News.
$50 A.-Local--Daliy-C En- sun.
Thurmond.
400 A.-Express Daiiy-Norfolk. Old POINT,
Z io:oo Al .ocal-Daily--L chbg.. Lex. G. Forge
-a:oD P.--Ex press Daily-cin.. LvIiie
Ti;to l'.-Exprcss-D aily--Sorfolk. y News.
800 -i.ocel-Daily-N. News. Old Point,
10 r. Local Daily oordonsvilI
6:i5 P.-iocal--Ex Sun-Lchbg Natura,
Bridge, Clifton Forge
'd;a5 ted-Daiiy--Cinc!n'u. Chicago.
ITO P.-Express Daily Cincinnati. L'yiiic
'S!ceper.. trarlor cars
IlaAlN S ARRIVE RICHMOND-Ioca! from,
East; S:i5 4. NJ. 1:5o T. VI. Tarouyh from
East: 1850 \. NJ. SEQ =. NJ Local iron,
West: $50 y. Nj, 1865 \. NJ and. 1915 l.. NJ
Through: $40 y. NJ, a:S5 T.. NJ. and 3 30 H. NJ
lanes River Line: $50; y. NJ. s.iS r. VI
DAILY except sunday.
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New Orleans, La, April li.--Co,ton futures
optned steady, unchanged TO / pant up COM
pared with ycsterdayr close. The market
cioecd steady at n net decline OF l:sI Il
POINTS The weather map was uutavora u e
uot not as unfavorable ns expected, white
the Eastern cotton belt wet the West
e1n oeit was dry, and the forecast did not
promise rain anywhere, although tho pros
poets wore for unsettled conditions in tho
"cst. cable news was colorluss. lmmedi-
ately after the cali prices were iS2 points
UP. Liquidation OF the long interest was
neaVy around tho middle o. the morning
INC market took the selling well and did
not show pronounced weakness at any time
lcieHrams announced cotton up in several
more counties OF Texas. Louisiana, Mlssis-
sBpi and Georgia. III tho afternoon session
LIQUIDATION continued, and the mnrt.t fell
on under It. Futures closed steady: April.
Has. May, li.6s; July, 1885: August ii 81;
Septemner' li.42; October. iiSS. December,
I'LL; January. li.t3
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cilloAnn GK,,N MNRknr.

chicago. IN April II Nov crop tnturts
ia thc Wi,rn, iutrhet soid to-dnS at thv
h.eli,st !,yti rsach,d - inr this season.
Aiinpns go Lusncis un!pudcd h"Ncscr by
tau chief nwn,r> oi the MaS option. nunihcu
the advance Witch was due mnuy "a in
dressed settlement over reports %, damage
to growing wheat, anI especially In Ininoie
q lis iunrkct closed easy At prlcc. varSt Ing
rom isHi,r lower to SsN; ,c. up Latest
iJIdlug IA corn was win ; net gam Of an
s,,. oats '.Y'.c. above as. niGht aud pro
Visions siautiuG from unchanged iiSurcs 10
enc,.C. To- lii.c decline.
rGr leading futures RANGED rs follows;
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Hallway Contract Avnrdcd,

Charlottesville. Va. April li-The
Rhinehard & Dennis Co. railway con-
tarctors. has been awarded seven
miles of double track work or the
stich'nond Belt line for the Atlantic
= st Line Railway. The contra t
consists of about $4,000 yards of ex-
caTation. and 1000 yards of masonry.
aud Will amount to about 100000.
Plant and forces are being installed
and work will be commenced at once
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Railroads
>~---------->~ ------ ---.s->> ---~--~-
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond
y. B.-Folowins schedule figures PUBLISH.
cd ms Information and not guaranteed:
For the South--Daily: $40 a. VI Local
1915 A. NJ. Express. 500 l.. NJ ENprcss
with electric .ightod Sleeping Car for At
lanta and Birmingham. 1885 T.. NJ. Express
Week Days: 800 l.. NJ Local
YORK RIVER LINE.
i:S3 T. ,-Daly.-connec,inS fo- Ba!t!.
more Mon Wed. and Friday. 6;c5 \. NJ. -ES
sun. aud .!5 i. M.--Mon, Wed. and Fri.
day-Looal
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 4. NJ. $40 A. NJ
200 r. NJ. sos l.. NJ. daily: 1855 Ex. sun
From West Point. a.se ~ ~. daily li:;-j A.
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri, az T.. NJ. I'm sun
s. L. BURGESs. u. T., A..
90 Z Main ST. Phone Madison ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
rl:TERsBUHG PEANUT MArKE

u ~ 9I3UIST I'EANJT MARKET.
,kcpurtcd by Rodgers. McCaoc & Coz
ieicrsburs. Va, April ii.-Peunuts n
ish.--'Markc; ,stcady: farmers. Spanish. DC.
per bushel; jumbo Spanish .9c per bushci;
40 ! shellcd. Spanish. 5.ua,:c per pound
no. shcilcd, Spanish Sc. per pound vir-
pound; fancy handpickrd sac. per pound
cNt'" prime. Ssic. pes pound: primo. 3,sc.
per pound; machine picked. 3nSi.r pcr
pVunni Smelling stock, y: Z Sc. per pound
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RICHMOND AND CIiEsrEAKE .A,
RAILWAY COMPANY
sEABOARD AIR LINE.

Eouthbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 9:o5 a. " Local to Norllna.
leo r. M.--leopers and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. savannah. JacksonvilIc s:.,
r., NJ. -Siecpcrs and coaches. .Iacksonyillo.
li:sj y. NJ. ~SIccprrs and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis Norihhound trans
scheduled 10 arrive IN Richmond daily.
$50 y. NJ. 9:2o a. ~, se5 r. NJ $40 T.. N.
Local.
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Rnilrond of tho south
EEI-Jt'TINE,

EFFECTIVE APRIL sth, 1912
TRAINS LEAVE: RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and south: Sis ~ NJ and
100 J.. NJ loo \. NJ
a. NJ.
For y. & W. Ry. West: 6:i5 A. NJ. 1900
~ NJ, 500 l.. NJ, ?::o i. NJ
$40 y. NJ. 900 a. NJ. 1900 A. NJ, 400 r. NJ.
$40 =. NJ. s:e5 r. NJ ZOO p. NJ. a::p r. ST.,
ll;;a r. ".
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: $40 = NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5.c5 \ NJ
e:ie ~ NJ, s.55 y NJ. $50, ~ NJ. ..ic:i5 A.
NJ. lilo \. NJ. '2;tc =. ". $50 p NJ
sos T. NJ. d;2l i. NJ. sdD p. NJ. 900 r.
NJ. 1850 u. NJ.
'ENcept sunday. '.sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
neettons not guaranteed,
G. 5. CAMPBELL. d p. A.. SIS Main st
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NAVAL STONES

S'nanhaii. Ga, April i.-Turp,n,inc- rrrrn
AT 81 n45lnc.: saics Isl casks. ,...tn, !. ~. -.
fhsks' shipments casks; stock lslii rask.
.'osih-firin sales 80 barrels; receipts -;
"aIre,S shipments jti barrels: s,ocl, 70 so
barrels. quote: g. sga5 800
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SAILED.

Steamer Bcrkcle!. Shelly. Norfolk, mcr-
nhhdisc and passengers. Old Dominion Linz.
steamer aurora, Furmnn, Petersburg ,rd
James River landings merchandise and a.
sengcrs. Furinun Lire p
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UKY GOOnS MARkrrs

New York. April i!.-1'hc cotton goods
markets arc quiet ana stcadv. yn-,s ~
urn ana quiet. Jobbcrs arc doing a mod
crate business with better fall advance or
GERS reported. Mems wear lines are nrm
with an advancing tendency
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Market conditions. Oid hens IN tighter
.,,eipt nl.u matkyt eStreme.y active. Cntck.
ms ana ducks scarce ana wanted. nuttvv
as" scarce ana wanted. EGGS continue yer!
active ni.o live STOCK Hno nides, Country
meats ana dressed ruutt. no; wanted.
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RICHMOND uAr MAn,i,,r
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LNE STOCK MARKET.
tSaIcs at Union Stock Yards.J
Richmond. Va tDril II ~,

Rich'nomd. Va April II, 1917.
Iepor, Of the i've stock market Tor IN.
wtek Guiding .Npr ;, 1917:
calves. 20 head sheep. IS head hoss los
head. 80
l'cst stcer'. Is. V5c.; medium to good. sm
common to fntr. ~: II ii.c. best hcifcrs
!" ta'r' ": :; !!=r' !iest cows. ~ Gr6c; me
hinm TO good, go. q H,c.: common 10 fair. IN
"S,,3V,' nest oxen, 81 5i4".. medium to good
~ ,tV'' o"'is i25".; calves. extra ~: "a Sc. {:
iair 10 medium. 81 Size Fresh COWS, sos a
h'''N p.r head Best heavy hogs ;issbTHc:
Eo"d 70 to iSo-pound hogs. ! a 71.c.: light
n"Es ana r'Ss. o.. a 5c.; sows and stays, 81, 10
o|c. best sheep. iiIuaisc.: common 10 fnir
%" ~; BEST lambs 61.1ic. common 10 fair,
y: m''se'' best spring lambs. SSu5lo per
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baltimore Md, April ii.-Whcat-risn:
spot. contract ,lo. Corn-F!rmcr: srot
F. contract, Soc. Oats-tfrn No. : white y;r
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Steanlbuata
OLD DoMISIoN IISp

OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. dallyI:poP AZ
Leave Ncwpor; News. a NJ
ff.iiNc .ro ioh 100 A. NJ
Connects with main line steamers LEAVING
Norfolk for New York daily, excep; Sunday
700 i. NJ. Connections also made by " a
". Ry. p. NJ. and {. e y. Ry al p NJ
Night line steamers stop at Claremont 10
land or receive passengers OIL signal ma
Will be met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. fE6cc,Iva
March nl.--James River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
all James River landings. steamer Ieave ,
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 6:3o A.
NJ. Freight received for ali james River
landings. Phone Madison 1876
Min Ticket ofire. sal r. Main street.
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MARINE ISTELLIGEscE.
PORT OF RIcIIMoND. APRIL H. 1872
ARRIVED

steamer Berkeley. shelly. Noriolk, NOR
W" nu,se ana passengers, Old Dominion Line
James river ian'i!aEs. merchandise and ,,s
senSrrs' virginia Navigation conipauy
steamer Aurora. Furnan. Petcrsburr
.enr.rs Turr,.,, TO- '''cEcaahdise and pas
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Other faculty members who Will go
abroad this summer are Dean Will
liam NJ. Lille and Professor Armistead
NJ. Doble.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINs-wEEKDaYs
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railwa;

Cars leave Manchester Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
&c. . 6. 20. 10. II. az A. NJ, l. :. e. 1, 3
''j:ij. '6 :. 5. -. 10 T. NJ.
ii:to T. NJ. FOR Chester, 200 nidnish, FOR
Petersburg
street, Tor Manchcztcr:
i':ii. S:25. ''Il5 = So S:2, o:35 .io:as. !l:sj
y, NJ; 1875 'i:3i. e:s5, 3:$j. 1885, 5s5, SIS.
80. s:5j. a:5j. 'lo:i0. iI:i0 r. NJ.
TDaily except sundays and hoiidays
Carries baggage and express
'"l''mited. except sundays and HOLIDAYS
cars for Richmond
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spot cotton closed steady. points lower
MiadinE nplands. li.t5; middlins gulf. llTo
Sales, coo oa!cs.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
fW Allis-Chalmers ............
" .Alis-Chalmers. pfd..

~ Hiils-e:nalm er6 ............
@ Alis-C Chalmers. pfd.......
en,iS Amalgamated Copper -.
Amer. Agr.. Chem, com
1890 Amer. Beet Sugar, com. /.
900 American Can ..........
e,@p american Can. rfd.
2'ul Amer. Car and Foundry.
10 Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
~ American Cotton Oil.....
t.5v American Liuseed OIL.
-,Ns'l american Locomotive -.
ln Am II. Locomotive. pfd..
e" Amer. Malt Co, pfd.
lp.Sr American Smelling
'pl American Sugar ........
2,ro Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
40 American Tobacco. COM
~ American Tobacco. pfd i.
",.p Anaconda Copper .....
io't,1 NtthtSun .................
l,lo' Atlantic Coast Line.
20 y. {. 4. OF Conncctivu;. {.
2'AD Baltimore aud Ohio.
LIS bethlehem Steel. com. 49,.
12Vo British Amer. lob. Co. (.
3.nll Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
40 Central Leather. com.
-Z.sD Canadian Pacific .........
Aip Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 Chicago Great Western.
i.iTl Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
rs trucihlc Steel Cor, com.
- cruciblc steel. pfJ........
2D Chicago and Northwest.
-,'ro Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
Loo Consolidated Gas .........
tp Delaw are and hudson. i.
ln Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Dan. and Rio Gran. pfd i.
O Distillers' Sec. Corr.
.6,s0 Erie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
l2.Rp Erie, LIST pfd. observation-disclosures.
Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd.
q. y. w. Heln,e FOB. Co.
700 General Electric .....
S.%nb Grnnt Northern. pfd.....
2'"2t Great Northern ore cts
lIn Illinois Central .......
l,6G0 lnterboio-M Met. ....
1870 lnterboro- Met. pfd.
500 Int. NJ sr. Marine, com. /.
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are
price 20 which interest must 10 added
Income bonds and ccrt!neuiec o, !adcbtcd-
nc5s arc Hat.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
BIZ RlcAard W. Mnurr

k;oek and Bond Broker. 1o5 E. Main Street.
Richmond Va, April II. IJ:
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Railway and Power Co. pfd-5 at
erE -
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NOKrOLK AND MEsTEnN RAILMAr

HoNioLE MD WESTERN RAILWAY
ONLY ALl. Rail. LINE TO NoI;r1,Ii
schedule in Effect January !. 1917.
Leave iiyrd street station. Richmond Fol;
NORFOLK: ';.cp y. NJ. SO0p NJ y. NJ
FOL; LTNcIiEGRG AND THE WEST: .6:i;
y. NJ, 'lo:eo y. NJ. 's:d0 J.. NJ s9:2o j.. NJ.
Arrivr fiichmohd from Norfolk: Ii 10 g. Nj.
6:'si J.. NJ. 'il;Sp T. NJ. From the West. rs Ia
A. NJ AGO l., NJ. bi;'o i. NJ. '6:o5 T.. ~.
,p1'iy. "Dniiy eS sunday. bsunday only.
w. 10. BENiLLE. C. II. EosIry
o y, W Eoanokc. u. p. A.. HIchmond
KICHMoSD AND CHEsrEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY
schedule OF electric trains to aud from
Ashland. s'oppins al intermediate stations
upon signals: Nv. Richmond (Hroad and
Laurel s,s.' sos. .5lc $40. a:lo. ..1c.i"
ll;lo 4. NJ; 40. e:io, $40. bi:Io. $40. $50.
30. hs:io 1910 ll:i5 J.. NJ. Nv. Ashland.
s":5', b':oo. SEQ be;eo 1890: All .oO A A.
ITO. M ''l:ce, 200. 3:oo. 100. b5:co Goo
= 90. $50. ba:oo HOO r.. NJ. ~
DAILY. except sunday. "Sunday only
bCarries baggage.
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@hicaso H.. Nprii u.-Cattic- Receipts
~, head Market strong TO Toe. higher for
s" nn' COWS aud hc!iers weak. rseeves,
{"'S'HS 80 TcN1s steers. :i10.G.c1: Western
cr.S' A'''H 200 st"ckcrs 'utd Feeders 81 "a
!. 49, COWS and hcif'rs, sc 1850 calves,
SD"" 500 Hogs Receipts I~.uiJ head Mar
ke! general! &C. undcr last night Light
-. ',''; MIXED. ss.iotrn;3: heavy 81 leap
.,, '"ufn' = 70 q -: pigs, sLa0TT.i5: BUN, Of
'''"V" 80 Shttr-Reccipts Is 90 hend.
Market weak, 100 2jr. lower. Native. So"
80 western. StiDuG.Ss ycarlincs 81 snm
8 I'S ~ 'a"o'' native. $"icg7.I western ss5a
New YORK -tpril Ii Reeves Receipts ;ho
1910, ,sn"; u" trading feeling steady. c,niyns
n'cgipts 81 hend. Marker fun steady 800
80 ~; In,s ;3q SO: bnt,crmiiks. 500
nn,'I ana Lambs licccHts 5.Sei head siy
:, OF f'Ie; market steady rnshorn sbocn
si'% ~: c.irncd cui!s. sa.@5i, 800: mnshorn
r,m,hS' St.@" $50: unshorn cuiis ss;ne,st5
.mpPcd linhs, S5.JJTT.2, iIocs-ncccin,
~" head. Marke; lower Lirh, =, 800,
'''7S' S'"'"e.-"' pigs s?..j4i7T5
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No 3, '69: q 1ic.; No. . yellow. "a 7sc. Oats
No. white. 57s, Il Sc
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25

yet comply with the insistent demand
for more detailed supervision. Just
how well this new system will work
presents h most interesting problem
for the near future. It is known that
some of the bishops. at least. regard
It with dubious hesltancy. and the
fear of some confusion In operation
has some good ground to rest upon.
.. Double Jurisdiction.
The plan. In brief. creates resi-
dcntial' and "prcsidential' supervs-
lon, and out OF this double- jurisdiction
Il is feared that the trouble may arise,
although much of the danger may be
obviated by a clear understanding and
frank cooperation among the bishops
themselves. The country is divided
into several residential districts, each
district being composed of "A certain
number Of conferences contiguous to
the various episcopal residences, which
were fixed by the general conference.
The board Of bishops. in the new
plan, Is. requested" to put the system
In operation and themselves to arrange
the district boundaries. which they
have already done.
Tho resident bishop Is to have
residential" supervision over his dis
trlct for Il period of four years. Rut
for a perod of 30 days preceding and
30 days following the converting of an
annual conference his Jurisdiction over
the affairs of that conference ceases.
and II is assumed by the bishop who
has 'prosidential' supervision. Tho
latter may be any one of the number
of bishops who shall be assigned to
such presidency by the board yof
bishops. In their discretion. of course.
tho bishops may make residential and
presidential supervision eoincident by
naming the resident bishop TO preside
over all the annual conferences of
the year held In his district. It IL
understood that this will be done for
the first year. But the fundamental
idea of the whole scheme Is that resi-
dental and presidential supervision
shan be distinct and separate. and
exercised by two bishops respectively.
Herein Is where the conference was
unwilling to create even limited
diocese. termnable mt the end of four
years, which would seem to have been
the sensible and less involved plan.
However, IL the new arrangement ac-
! complishes the principal mission
whorcto II Is sent. namely. that of
giving to the church closer supervision
and better leadership. 1t Will have done
great things for Meihodlsm. and II
incidentally imperfect in operation Mt
first II may at least serve as the
nucleus OF system which can later
be perfected and properly lneor-
porated into the organic law of
Methodlsm
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25
HALF-BREED IS HELD
IN SANDERS COUNTY

Paradise. Aug. 2i.-tSpecialD a
complaint was laid before John pur-
cell, Justice of the peace. by Alex
Matatare OF the reservation. against
ed. Jordan, both half-breeds. charg-
ing the latter with threatening TO do
bodily harm. using violent and OBJ
scene language In the presence Of
young girls. and for slander. a war
rant was issue and the defendant was
brought In by Sheriff Mosier and ar
raigned. He pleaded not guilty. Bail
was fixed in the sum of 5000, and be-
ing unable to furnish bail, he was re-
mandod To the custody of tho sheriff
and taken to the county Jail Hear
Ing was set for Wednesday. August
2S. before Judge Purcell mt Paradise
H. G. Rinard, county attorney, will
prosecute and John Tolan of Missoula
Will defend.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25
NEW LINE OPENS.

Seattle. Aug, 24-Traln service on
the Grand Trunk Pacific railway from
Prince Rupert, b. c.. to Seeley, five
miles west Of Hazeton, was begun to-
DAY At Sceley connection IL made
with an auto-stage for Hazclton.
Tho beginning of train service put
the two Skeena river steamers out of
business and they have made their
last trips today.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25
VALLEY DEMOCRATS BOLT.

Glasgow. Mont. Aug. IA bolt oc-
Cured today In the Valley county dem
'ocratic convention a delegation headed
by u. ID. Coleman walking out and
ana holding convention of their own
Immediately upon the seating Of a del
egation headed by J. H. Dawson Both
delegations are from the South Glas-.
gov precinct Delegates to the state
convention were instructed to support
Thomas J. Walsh of Helena for the
United states senate and Daniel Me-
Kay OF Valley county for congress.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25
DRUNKEN HOUSEHOLDER
SCARES FAMILY AWAY

Sheriff Kelly responded to an
emergency call last night and found
n drunken householder named Lee on
Cleveland avenue. tearing his house to
pieces. while ont on the flat. half n
mile away, a frightened wife and two
children were hiding from his wrath
Lee has had domestic troubles Of the
sort brought on by booze before and
was promptly arrested A Winchester
rifle. with which he was armed and
which had driven the wife and chill
dren away, was taken from him.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25

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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-09-13
More county Seat Dope.

Richmond, in bis little mouthpjcc,
last week. said something abou, @
large number of filings being trihutar
to Chiffon and Berkely and IA Smal
number being tributary to Wood
WAY. bless his dear iYuorent soul.
loScn'r he know that there il not exc,
two h} four on the Chiffon townsit,
,ud not u living thing there except
prairie dogs; only II store at Berk
ley and nothing else. not even a post
flee. There is never defended to b,
uything at either pluceand no rtaso,
or anything only to iujurc the tuwt
q Wood. Both towns and the fling
De- shouts about are IN Woods terri
.ory aud belong to Wood. About IA
.ourth Of the 419 filings that he tell,
bout also belong TO Wood. Th
'.o4u.a with the missguiled broth,r
Is that he mas lived 50 long among
thy'Uio Run the county FOR thrii
oN4 uei %. that i thinks uu on, cA
himself has amy right 80 even -ay
a>thing, De hollers hog IA
as for iaring to say anything for th,
at end ot tho county. when "a. ha,
more nr.s;.es on bis back right now
-..n