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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-05-02

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-05-02
(CoInHent.)

The Texas Socialist and the Cali
fornia Socialist should move in close
proximity to each other, and pull
hair.
Which one has the right to use
to the other the shelf-worn Socialist
reply, "Y0u don't know what Social
ism is"
Does anyone know what it is?
Now, howl! T. e. w.
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(Connlnent.)

Get that jackass nonsense out Of
your head, my son. If the niger is
your brother, why is not the gorilla
your first cousin, and the female
chimpanZee your aunt?
Why don't you apply your COM
mon sense to EVERYTHING?
T. e. w.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-05-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

given the force of speech which your
comments usually have, may be of
benefit to many in other sections of
our country. S. L. S.
San Diego, Cal.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-05-02
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Cabbage Plants, etc.

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18

{ Clarence Carr, who murdered
Mrs. Emily Shaw, 1866 w. Ohio
street, while she was asleep, and
then cut his throat, died at the
county hospital. The murder oc--
Cured several weeks ago. Carr
was rejected sutton of the dead
woman.
Everything in life is relative.
To man who drives mules even
a stern wife seems to be unstub-
born.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18

out desperately.
Il don't like to think about
that-me in my bed, sleeping, and
Jack Phillips facing death, and
sending his last despairing mes
sage before the water reached
the dynamos, and getting no an
SWer from me.
you see the Partisan was
nearer than the Carpathia. We
might have got there in time, and
but | was sleeping.
when I awoke Monday morn
ing, and fitted on my wireless
cap, the call Of the Carpathia was
the first I received. They told us
the story, and of how it was too
late for US to. do anything, be-
cause there was nothing but
drifting wreckage left of the I'll
tanic.''%'
Captain Haines confirmed
Sutherland's story of a clear
night, a calm sea, and of the fire.
quent warnings sent the Titanic.
He was asked:
Would it be possible that an
iceberg would lie so low in the
water that it would be impossible
to see it on a clear night
Captainf1aines hesitated for
moment. Then he said, slowly:
Il never have heard of an en-
tirely submerged iceberg of a size
large enough to wreck the I'll
tanie."
He would not say more, al
though he freely admitted he
never had seen clearer night in
April off the Newfoundland
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18

cred certain that at least 200 sail
ors, asleep in their quarters for
ward, and number Of steerage
passengers, were instantly killed
when the Titanic struck.
1t seems certain now that the
Titanic's dynamos gave out four
minutes after the crash, and that
thereafter everything was dark
ness and confusion.
Sailors will not talk of what
probably happened in the dark
ness. lThey shiver, and turn
away.
The newspapers, here directly
charge, that someone has been
Withholding the news. They also
say the Carpathia, for the sake of
the health of the Titanic sur
vivors, should have been ordered
into this harbor instead of New
York. X
- . Co.. .-.-.-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18
WEATHER REPORT

Brisk Winds -
Cloudy and contin,
ued cool tonight
and Friday for Chi
ago and vicinity
moderate to brisk
northerly winds.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
Saturday

George X. Sebeua spent Friday In
Eaton.
Herman Ierch of Denver WAS in Gree
Il ,es,ereav.
4 E.R. Greigg did business in Love
land Friday.
n NJ Beck # Denver was IN town on
business yesterday.
Miss Margaret Statler is spending
the week end with friends IN Dem
yer. J..
| Mrs ]. B. C. Boyd of Denver is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. H..
White.
Mrs. z. X. SNYDER and Mrs. S. n.
Hsdden will entertain this afternoon IN
honor of Ms Caseheer.
c. B. Stowe returned from Denver
Yesterday where he has been Tor
three or four days on business.
Mrs Stella Pratte of Sligo came
Yesterday for visit with her
friends, the family of H. S. JOY.
DR.. and Mrs. Spaulding of kersey
were among the guests at the party
given by Mrs. Lee Carrell last night.
Bruce tdIhCi WIZ ~ oN'SH'A"N 49,
Agricultural College in Ft. Collins is
spending Saturday and Sunday with the
h me folks in Greeley.
Miss Esther Holmberg and Miss
Orrel Burton, college students, are
spending the end of the week at
their home in Denver.
Mrs. J. {. Johnson formerly Of Pierce
whose husband died about month ago
went to Denver today to make her home
with her brother, c. W Baer.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Scott return
ed from Medicine Bow, Wyo., yes
terday where Mrs. Scott has been
visiting for about a month.
Miss Ella Robb OF Kansas City,
who has been visiting her sister,
Miss Roxanna Robb. left yesterday
for her home but will stop for
time in Denver.
c. NJ. Ireland of Hudson. presi-
dent of the board of directors of the |
Henrylyn Irrigation ristrict. is in
town for a few days and is the guest |
of Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Tew.
The No Trump club tit is a good |
guess that it is card club squared |
up accounts for the winters play
ing the other evening with big tur-
key dinner at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Carl Bradford, the six losers |
setting it up to the six winners and
all getting the good of the dinner.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
CHURCH GETS
fine PICTURE

The services of the Baptist church
Sunday evening were of more than
ordinary interest. The pastors ad-
dress on THE Boys Pay" was illus
trated, under u renected light. by
Prof Ernesti's recent reproduction
in oil OF j. Charles Cazin's "Hagar
and Ishmael". The scriptural set
ting for this painting was read by
Elmer Turner. The original of this
famous masterpiece has been pur-
chased by the French government
Tor the purpose OF instilling in the
lives of the children of France 10y
atty and devotion to parents and
especially mother love. In the ser
vice last night the value of home
life to society and even its world
wide influence as noted in the his
torical origin of Mohammedism
were forcibly illustrated and en-
phasized by this marvellous creation
OF Cazin's. A duet by Miss Vivienne
Abbott and Jesse Hurlbut was espec-
tally pleasing. At the conclusion Of
the PASTORS address baptism was ad-
ministered to six new members OF
the church.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
D. Us GO DOWN
BEFORE EATON

Eaton. Feb. l9.rBefore a big
crowd at the High school gymnasium
the basket ball team of the Denver
University went down to defeat be-
fore the .4aton high team Saturday
night by a score og 80 to %. AL
though the University boys out
weighed the Eaton players the latter
made up in speed and the work of
Forward Ling was the main feature
OF the game. He made 25 points
out of the 80 scored. Previous to
this game the second team of Eaton
played the Ault High school basket
ball team defeating the latter with
score Of 81 to 13. The next game
will be played between Eaton and
Wheatland. Wyoming. next Satur-
day night in Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
GRADING CAMP
GETTING ACTIVE

Severance. Feb. l9.-There is ac-
tivity in the ID. l.. & N. w. railroad
camp which has been kept here all
winter. Sixty horses are In the
camp ready to be put to work at
short notice. A car load of feed has
been shipped In and 1t is understood
big excayator will be set up ready
for grading as soon as possible.
Severance will be an important di-
vision point on the d. l.. & N w.
on the way to the company's coal
fields In Wyoming and by the build
Ing of the new road will be afforded
railroad facilities heretofore unpro-
vided for = large and rich agricul-
tural territory.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
GREELEY FLOWER MISSIONS
ANNUAL SEED EXCHANGE

The Greeley Flower Mission met
for its annual seed exchange and dis
tribution at the home OF the super
intendent, Mrs. Susan Adams. Sat
urday afternoon. A pleasant social
afternoon was spent. Through this
mission the members are afforded
an opportunity to get many varieties
of seeds and all expect to raise
lowers galore during the coming
summer.
This is a department of the w. c.
T. U. work and Is carried on for the
purpose of making all sorts of sad
or gloomy places bright with flow
ers. Flowers are carried to the
sick. the suffering. the sorrowing.
the imprisoned and always with a
message of kindness and good wishes
The work was started q number o
years ago by Miss Jennie Cassady O.
Louisville. KY. q confirmed invalid.
and taken up by Frances Willard
and through her made = regular ue-
partment.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22

return trip to Omega Neb., this
morning. Miss Meyer teaches IN a
school near that place, but has been
spending her vacation at home with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. A.
Never. Owing to the severity OF the
winter weather the Christmas vaca-
zion was continued till the first OF
March. AS consequence school
viii continue we'll into June.
The Olin school house, one mile east OF
Iucerne, was the scene OF gay affair
Friday evening. when box social WIS
Given for the benefit OF the hool library
fund. A splendid musical progra" was
rendered and happy evening spent; snd
last. but IL least of the happy features,
i, developes that the rece pts OF the eve
ming show S53 to the good. Miss Edna
Rlunt and Miss Lucia Potter are the
teachers.
F.. e. Baker, jr.. and j. d. Cross
left this morning for San Acacia IN
the San Luis valley on business
trip They are going to sink a num-
her of deep wells preparatory for
the establishment Of an experimental
station for the state agricultural col
lese. This enterprise is undertaken
Inv the Costilla Development COM
pany for the purpose of developing
the immense tract OF land owned by
the company. The wells Will De
about ten inches in diameter ana
will go on down. no matter how iar,
until artesian water is reached. Mr.
Cross is an expert well borer ana
Mr.. Baker is a machinist. They prob
ably will spend most OF the summer
thnrp
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
MODERN COUNTRY CLUB
TALKS FLEMISH ART

The Modern Country club met at
the home of Miss Louise Ling last
Thursday afternoon. February 10.
The attendance was small on ac-
count OF 30 much sickness among
the members. The lesson on Flem-
Ish art proved very interesting. The
principal artists studied were Jan
Van Eyck, Rubens. VanDyck. Jor-
daens, Fyt and Teniers. A very in
teresting paper was read by Mrs.
Jessie Leaning on Famous Anini-
ties of history" (story OF the
Hugos). An Instrumental solo was
given by Miss Lois Austin. Mrs
Fred Gedge WAS a visitor. Light re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
ENTERll|.'s, RY.a!',I J
METHODIST BR0IH

Windsor, Feb. H. a ne IN
of the Methodist c'D,,' ~. ,I.cs|
regular meeting since .;,D ,r' prst
officers, wedne'd''' WIN v,pas
Laybourn in the char, =, ,sad
'',;se. m'''sfs Ss,v 70 do much p''''a''. y
rear, The organization ,.o a
hold an open meeting IN nd 4sI
an appropriate program 'ari,sl. II
,he -" church will be 'n,,'.h ,w,s,r,s
,.a,ure ,n, OF the meeting n BE
was the surprise .t',, r.r ~
hood when Rev, ..s.sn,,erp
church, invited the u, nd s]}
after the meeting s,.,or ,ad'tl1
nice lunch. The p'Iu ~. xc,.d
hood cooperate I" ''' |
-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
TOWNS NAME IS 500
TO Be DEC0

The Ii tie town on the eIu
end OF the Crow Greek branch
Z. P. railroad is abou, to have
cidei so far as a name is couo
government is about 10 es'ahli
office there soon
The fist settlers chr's'ened
Purcell, after |. NJ. Purcell
who owns much land there.
road calls the I WI Hunss1
there pr mises to be con''csfs
whichever name is chosen
or Purcell lies in the GIeesy
rigaiion district and IS 'a|
settlement IN the dlslfie' f"
with daily railroad service ="
1t is probable that a mass
be caIiel and The citizens H'
on a name,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
DARN CLUB :.
BARS Al!

Eaton, Feb. ls,-Mrs ao. y"
with was hostess OF lae
saturday afternoon Saea M,,.
bers assembled and Nl''
Cracken of Denver was 49,,
few OF the members Olvs' .Iv,s
nieces or sewing ana ", se,s ~,
informed If such should ,,v., M
they should be heaSii! ",,' N,
clnb was organized lof H. '''
of keeping the ialnlH .i1an h
i, harmed and soclaoillly .,.,s
5ent argues If the un'lss',| ,ts /
inps n, are left at home leu ,A' 4,
Hngonerate insY into a da'n l,,rI u
different III kind Mrs. l"ni' ons
ed nice refreshments tse he /
adjourned to meet 'D'
week
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
PIERCE TO CElEBaI
WASH|KGTOvs| |

Pierce, Colo, Feb. ls-
has arranged for a good i.lI
ing, to be held Februsrv
Pierce Commercial club u,
farmers will hold a join, u
will be a banquet, and and
ers are S. NJ. Edgell, ch,i
good roads committee oi,h
ty Commercial club. J. y.
Secretary J F. McCrey
County club, and Others.
Prof. George Morton d
Agricultural college will d
ing, and Rev j, F. COifna
an address on George vi
A topic of particular interest
discussion will be that Of I'D
beets, The Pierce county
time will grow beets the cod
Beet dumps will be built l
Pierce.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
TEMPLE MALE QUARTET
TO give CONCERT HERE

The Temple Male Quartette or
Denver will give concert at the
First Methodist church on the even
ing OF March 81. This Quartette
will be remembered as the one that
made great hit at the Chautauqua
Mt Boulder last summer. The mem
bers OF the quartette are Messrs'
Farmer. Jones. Carringer and ket-
tering. The concert will be given
for the benefit of the choir pipe
organ fund.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
Monday

sam dncey OF WINDSOR Is IN Town
today.
B. F. Johnson spent Saturday in Den
yer on busin -.
Mrs H L. Sei,a of Evans spent Sat-
urday in Greeley.
R. W. Gelder did business in
Barnesville Saturday.
Fred Clatworthy of Estes Park
was in town Saturday.
Miss Mabel Mitchell OF Eaton visited
Mrs Ray Cathcart over Sunday.
Mrs. George Coffman and daugh-
ter, Rose, are in town today.
Dr. Shields was called to LaSalle
on professional business this morn
ing.
C;. n Law is installing an electrical
pumping plaut on his ranch near Wind
sor.
]. B. McCutcheon will attend the
week.
Urias Williams went up to Ault
this morning where he has class in
music.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Sanford Of
iIdi Will NCIC ia tOW II Ou Ou6lhCoS Ou
Saturday
]. l.. Brush left this morning for
few days business in Denver and
, Fort Morgan.
, Mrs. James ughss and her daughter
Mrs Purcell went to Denver Saturday
for few days.
Mrs o. ] Henby of Cozad. Nebraska q
is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs ID. A Gibson.
DIR. Am .nda Hamilton visited her sis.
ter in Goodrich. Colorado over Sunda,
and returned today.
Mrs. o. J. Blandin of Eaton visit
ed her daughter, Miss Winnifret
Kelley. Friday night.
Edwin Starkey OF Denver came up I,
the schoo! election Saturday and stage,
to visit friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Mimmack of Eatol
was in Greeley Friday night, th
guest of Mrs. j. G. Harris.
Miss Gladys Shelbun and Mis-
, Drusilla Massacre spent Sunda
with friends in Frederick.
Mrs. M. ]. Fowler who had been visi,
: ing her niece Mrs. l.. G. bly, returned I
r her home in Denver Saturday.
{ Mrs. s. NJ. Inman of Denver cam
n up for the funeral of her life-lon
! friends. Mrs. Hart, this morning.
Miss Jeanette Howells went I
l. Denver saturday where she wi
:. spend few days visiting friends.
Vioret Tye Is spending the wee. wi,
.s his parents on the ranch three mill, ca
It of town. He leaves for Texas next wee
is c. w. Gilbert is so far recovere
from his recent illness as to be bat
= at his old post OF duty In the drt
.. store.
u The next meeting Of the Colora
{ Science Club will be held the fl
es Wednesday in March at the home of [
dg Halsted.
Mrs. Charles Mckinley return
1e to her home In Platteville Saturd
III after visit with friends In Fc
te Collins.
n The boys of Trinity Episcopal Chur
" are to give play at the New Or, he,
:. se theater Feb 20. entitled when Doct,
70 Disagree.
by Miss Lucille Grams returned tn h
40 home in Denver Saturday after a f,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
REV. SK|NNA
BARN +

A0.', Fe6l7-uud.ap',
ye'''T'.ay Which .eis y
barn OF Rev Skinner. 81
eopa' church here Mis-. NJ
only OF her pet horse NIL
aad determined to say.
the barn giving the al,,s
same time quickly u.lr
a I'd calling The h ,rse bv =
! 10 eome to her, alter M
L a Place Of safety Tb.
man residence portion. ,,}
was feared that the fl,
The are company ,urussI
adjoining buildings aud a,l
fire caught by tumble ,
against the barn. The III
sured and the loss willk.J
Rev, SKIN er, It's owner
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
l.. Sale Teacher. Aun, DE.

La Sale. Feb. 17.-Miss Grace
Iaughlin, teacher in the schools
here received word that her aunt,
MRS. James Rossha died In Denver
Thursday morning.
A Jolly roller skating rink party
went from here last night and en-
joyed skating on the Evans rink.
Mrs. Ben Graham went to Gree
ley today. He husband has a posi-
ton In the La Sale round house.
Elmer Roy. formerly OF Greeley, has
position In the same place and he
and his family are located at La
Sale.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
Tuesday

| I O. Glazier is doing business in
Denver today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Clark Of Boul-
der are in town today.
Mrs. n. C. Nelson of Ault was in
town today on business.
Miss nellie Topping returned from
Chicago Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. E. Rawlins went to Raw
lins this morning for a few days
visit with friends.
A son came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Hoover of LaSalle
Saturday.
A little new daughter arrived at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rob-
inson of LaSalle yesterday.
The public library will be open on
Washington birthday anniversary
the same as on other days.
Addison Becker. the Ave year old
son OF p. w. Becker, has been sick
for few days. but 1t not thought
seriously.
Miss Augusta Herring. who came
to attend the funeral of Ada Laugh
lin, returned to her home In Colo
RADIO Springs this morning.
Mrs. J. C. Carlson of Eaton came
down this morning and will visit
friends today and attend the Clark
reading at the college tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. lmboden and
little daughter went to Denver on
the morning train for two days
business trip and visit with friends.
The p. E. o. Sisterhood Of Wind
sor entertained with q pretty and
artistic japanese party at the home
OF Mrs. r. w. Grace Saturday even
ing.
Miss Carena I.ee entertained . few
friends in her home In Camheld
Court Sunday in honor of her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Farrer. of Fort
Collins.
Ted Young went to Lyons this
morning where he will spend a few
days looking over his fruit ranch
property preparatory to starting
something for spring.
Mrs. C. E. Southard went to Den.
Yer this morning. By special invi-
tation Mrs. Southard will give some
piano selections before the Tuesday
Musical club this afternoon.
Mrs. J. G. Graham's Twenty" OF
the Congregational ladies will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs
c. l.. Carter. 1922 Eleventh avenue
Each Of the ladies' Is asked to brine
q picnic lunch.
Guy Burgess. formerly Of Evans
but who now lives at Keota, ant
who Is visiting friends In LaSalle
states that everybody OF Keota wants
the county of Weld divided with
Keota the county seat OF the new
county.
Mrs. Sherman Markle OF LaSalle
entertained a party OF friends al
dinner Sunday in honor of her hus-
bands birthday. Her guests were
the Misses Edna, Iva and Rose Dean.
and Messrs. Wysong, Benson and
Tfffanny. MIR. Wysong was from
Denver.
Mrs. f. ]. Steele Of Eaton enter.
tanned with high five at her home
Saturday afternoon. Valentine dec.
orations made the parlors gay and
bright and after the game ended de-
licious refreshments and a social
hour made splendid finale to a
pleasant afternoon. About thirty
five guests were present.
The Mems Brotherhood OF the s
l.. w. ranch church will hold their
February meeting Thursday evening
OF this week in their church. The
speaker OF the evening will be a
poultry specialist from the Agricul-
tural college. The subject being OF
interest to men and women alike all
are invited to attend this meeting
The day OF meeting is changed
this time from Friday to Thursday,
for the convenience Of the speaker.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
Saloon Ticket In ,,,.L,..,.

Fort Lupton. Feb. I9.-After be-
ing without saloons for eighteen
years an effort will be made here
1t is said, to put a saloon ticket In
the field this spring to be voted on
at the town election. The anti
saloon element will also put a ticket
up and there promises to be an
active campaign.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
rn,.,tains l.d', ~ = .

Evans. reo. 5.; l5.7hi1i' Ai1 -.
.i,,l, ..insl 'se ,saasn laa.i' here e ,s%' ,s,.'
nSoa. Ms,a''',' It "a. .,s : ,ssn's'' ,nstn''ss :. :.
::s':'s ::s: s.:; z; y: .a. ....:i on s.' 'ii DE
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22

Ahhott neither of whom were aole
to attend. At the end OF the pro-
gram the company repaired 10 the
-, below where the most tempting
~ rafreshments were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
Fort I.urton Team Wins

Fort LuptOn, Feb. l9.-The For.
Lupton Basket ball team defeated
the West Denver High school team
Saturday night here by score OF
"a to IS.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22

ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Short two
and half miles east of Greeley.
went to Denver this morning where
she Will probably take employment
and remain.
Mrs. l.. b. Reed came down from
Eaton Sunday. visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Never mot har
husband on mis- return from Chicago,
where ne mad been on business for
the past ten days. and then went
back home this morning.
Columbia University of New Work
City will shortly publish book ~ n,
Bruce G.. Hasted of the T.a.h.,.
College entitled Science and AIs,h,d >.
Dr. Halsted is the author of nu,,.. =,
scientific books, and this one vii, br
looked forward to with much in,.-... =.
scientists.
MIR. and Mrs. Hiram White GOO.
birthday dinner Sunday to their two .ou,
ohvef and DIR. Walter H. White who.~
birthdays come close toy.,h.. ..,-:.
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. oIiver wh;,.
ana TWO sons. Dir. and Mrs. " II u.;..
and Mrs. Whites mother. Mrs po-. =,
Denver. ''y" "
, vo Mrs' George carman and her two
%ons % uauehters. GLADYS ard ~.
n ,en. 'or Denver this morning on .ha,r
way 10 their home In Loo ,e. .ne.'
Mrs. oarman is a daughter n, Is r.
ferguson and was n snro ~
pioheer ,'...h OF Greeley. having aae..1ed nv.e =
win her parents when si,a arF'sou
years yea old She has been ,'is...vs ~ nss
"rs; , George Rosebrook In q s,tins
Miss Maud Meyer started Iree'Gy. &c y.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-11-28
\. v. A. RATES J.
ARE EXCESSIVE
Mead Camp Perpetuaily EnJolned
From Putting New Schedules
Into Effect.

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-Hold
ing the new rates adopted by the
head camp Of of the Modern Wood
men at the meeting in Chicago
in January, 1912, to be burden
some to the members of the So
ciety and excessive and unnces-
sary, Judge Robert Shirley of the
Sangamon circuit court today
granted perpetual injunction
restraining the head camp from
putting the fates into effect, and
also restraining the officers from
declaring delinquent any MEM
Der refusing to pay the new rates.
The injunction is sweeping, as
the organization is an Illinois
corporation, having subordinate
over the United States and Cana
da.
The petition for an injunction
was filed by four members of the
organization, P. E. Taintor, James
M. Brown, James H. Wallace and
Frank j. Koch, all of this city.
last August.
The hearing which continued
for two weeks, started the first
week of September. Arguments
for the compliments were made
by E. s. Smith of this city, who
has been in charge of the work
for the insurgents, and G. w.
Miller of Chicago, representing
the head camp.