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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
LEG Al NOTIcE

The Chancery Court Of the city Of
Richmond having. by its decree entered
on the 18th day Of April. 1912. In the
suit Of Jane Kings surviving execu.
tors vs.. William King ct ais. directed
that Ann account Of the debts ana
demands against the said Jane King
or her estate be taken; that notice
Of the time and place of the taking OF
said acc cunt be published once . week
for four successive weeks In one OF the
newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond Va, which notice. so pub
Iishcd. shall be equivalent to personal
service on all parties Interested In said
enquiry: All such persons are hereby
notified that I Rave fxed on Monday,
the goth day OF May 1912. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and my office, No. el1 Travellers
building, in the city OF Richmond. Va,
az the time and place to proceed to
take said account.
]. CARLTON JACKSON.
Comm esioner in Chancery OF the Cham
Gerry Court OF the City Of Richmond.
Stuart Bowe. p. q. 44
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Eotice 10 hereby given that the
NlCHIo An COMMERCIAL fNSCR-
ANcE COMPANY. Of Lansing. Aiehi.
~, hAviMw rslnsured its outstanding
naaY. 81 Waahln9ton. D. c.. and re.
Hired from business In the state Of
VlrstniA mas nIed with this Commis-
eaener aof Insurance affidavft setting
fefth thAt Il - ~ outstan1lne 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

state examinations for license TO
teach In vlrginis VIII Dc ne,c ,or
rn,ss teachers at the John Smith
school. No. sos East Marshall street:
rs~snn,nr At A. ~. on May End, srd
And 1th, For colored teachers the SAM
time and on the same dates ~ the Ose
Hiwh and Normal school, Twsif'n ana
Leigh streets.
(Signedl -
supt Richmond SchooiA
A. D. WRIGHT.
supt. Henrieo County.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
RICHMOND
MACON. GA.
ACCOUNT
Annual Reunion
United Confederate Veterans
VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PrenAAp Carrier % The SeutA

seAeAule-ATay 6eh-Leave Rich.
aAAA. enc =. y. rare Assad TsiUs
ol1.oA
rick.ts on sale NAY Sin. eth. IN
and 9Th; nnal lint Nay 18th. 1915,
excert ~ deposit Of ticket IN Ms~on.
whtA name can be e1tendA4 10 JuuO
str tai9. upor payment Of 30 cehtA
interesting alde trips hnve been ARE
fenged from Macon at low rates
0tcpoverp Aflowsa On eithsf Ecth8
Or return trip.
stsadsrA siespiz9 Carr. Tssrlss ele<S-
ma Carr. fitSa. Clssa Nay CsasAss.
RxTRHMELY Low FARMS
HI0H GLASS Hou1PMEx1
southern Railway also 'sftsrs bsst
service IN regular trains 10 Macon
from Richmapd. ThEee limited trstAs
daily. with Observation-Disclosures standard
sIsspinw cars 49, eca1le2 & sf15
~ s,sessa xallsssae eesssl;s1s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
Office Of City Engineer.
Cytr Hall

Richmond. va. April "a. 1919.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at
thls office until s:ee p. NJ. Thursday,
MAY and for grading In Taylcr's Park
and william Byrd Park. painting park
house At Jefferson Park. end wiring OF
parkkeeper's house at William Rvrd
PARK; furnishing complete IL or more
park fences: furnishing complete and
installing certain street washers along
Monument avenue grass Dlots.
A certified check Tor 600 90 must ac-
compsny bids for the grading at Tay-
lcr's Park and certified check for
$sn 40 must accom- pany the other bids
Further information may be obtained
upcn application to this office.
The Committee on Grounds and
Buildings reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
CHAS, T. ROWING.
City Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
BRYANS WILL ERECT
PRINTING OFFICE

Jonathan Bryan. executor OF the
late Joseph Bryan. estate. procured Z
permit yesterday to erect 4 ten-story
rteel. brick and concrete printing
office and Offices on South Tenth
rtreet near Main street. to cost $llo.-
800. Work on the structure II al.
ready under way.
Other permits were issued by In
spector Beck ~ follows:
Miss Minnie q. Levy. to erect a
detached three story frame dwelling
at aeos Monument avenue. to cost
$4,000.
q. n. Nolde. to erect two-story
detached brick dwelling at 2si3 East
Grace street. to cost $500.
N. Motier. to erect . two-story de-
tached brick dwelling on the east
side OF 81. James street between Baker
ana Charity streets. to cost $4.1ko.
Harry n. 1.Awder. 70 erect ! TWO.
story deta ched frame dwelling on the
north sste OF Fourteenth street be-
tween Decatur and Stockton stfsste
20 cost $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

Two Farrs; Must Sell ons-%2 Aers
chicken and fruia i,2oo eggs nov
beooder capacity; chicken houses
everything up to dats: brand new;
200 breeders from WyekoH. d. w.
Young and William Cook direct: all
tools and farm implements. etc:
new eight-roorn house. steam heat;
land siopfng to south: spring VA
ter. pond: one hour out: two miles
from Dover. LackawAnna; 20 trains:
price, &s,eeo. Or my 10s-acre farm:
great possibilities: electric light;
large stream: iS-acre natural space
for lake: rood io-room house. large
barns: ~ mile road frontage: both
sid%s: same location: altitude LOO
feet; price. $500: no correspond
ence; call at farm. G. RASMUS-
Sen. Centre Grove. Dover Station.
n J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
SALE OF UNCLAIMED AND UyIDEN.
Titled PROPERTY.

property. shall sell at public auction
Thursday, April 7Sth. at 1880 A. NJ. IN
Room IL. City Hall. all unclaimed and
property recovered by the
Police Department. consisting OF
clothing, shoes. bicycle. etc
GEO. y. POLLOCK.
Sec'y Dent. OF Police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
BACK TO OLD HOME
ON LONG VACATION
cHRtS EVENeEN WILL WAIT THE
scGNgS or HIS SCHOOL,
DAYS IN SWEDEN.

After an absence Of many years
from his native heath. Chris Evensen.
ono OF the most wideiy.known cit'-
gems. viii shortly return to his nativ'
country Of Sweden to spend two or
three months.
Mr.. Evsnsen has been MAKING pre-"
rations for the trip for some time. and
when he re-enters the border lines OF
his northern faderiand he VIII Do
pientifuily supplied with the where
withai for q Grand and glorious rest
and recreation among the old foiks
Of hts childhood days.
Before leaving Mr.. Evensen win Be
rendered q "send-on" by his friends
who will gather to wish him bon
voyage. A committee OF his closest
friends will accompany him. and Mrs.
Evensen as far as New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
FINE rARM ron SALE.

Situated Seven Miles NertA Of Ewpsrsa.
on turnpike road; one mile from
station. church and graded school:
1cs acres all under woven wire
fence: new l1-room house. nicely
painted; large harm: one tenant
house; Ave acres In orchard: twenty
In cultivation. ninety cleared: forty
SIX In pasture: good well OF water
having spring In pasture. good
naighborhood. Price. $1,000, Owner
alone. J. A. WOODS. r. r. d. No l.
North En- poria. Va
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Norfolk and Western Railway.

LY AII. NAH. LINE NJ NV0sUtsks;
feisd Z r. effect !snsasy It ieiL s,.ns
KcsIo! g; 400: y ., sSns !, y, -: 2
A. NJ sInra 4. ~ 9M q ~ 49, ;H14 sa||
@ :sS p. ~. siI - P. NJ, vtasa ~ 49, 2el2s
a. NJ. s7D0 p, NJ. leo ?. NJ. ss0sP -. 49,
sDsny snsay - Sunday. h9ssasy sles
". b. BEviLL G y. 9SNxSN IL
G, r A.. Roenok.. - A.. M@Nx ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

AUTOMOBILE PATROL WAGON ron
SALE.
Would make excellent delivery wagon.
REQ make. Can be seen at second
pnlfce station. Smith and Marshall SITS.
submit all offers to
GEO n POLLOCK,
Sec'y Dept OF Police.
Room liz. City Hall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
WANTED

Wantet-Iiad Deoee b Collect q All
portions Of the world--1S years Il.
pefienee. No collection no charge.
10 in opare time. r. L. PALNOREs
BAD DEBT AGENCY. ~ n Ninth
Rtrect. Boz. s0.. Richmond. Va.
~ Hirs 14eyslea ~ M~Us. Day -
Woek. GIL west Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
ANNUAL REUNION. UNITED CON.
rEDERATE VETERANS, MACON,
MAY - fAfN

Southern Railway offers very 70
duced fares from all points. Rats
from Richmond. $l1.60; propoftionats
rrses from other points. Tickets on
sale May 3. 8. Z and s. Three trains
daily. once. so7 East Main; phone
Madison 272.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

Exchange o. Sa1e~-Eaay leaysso<n,
= walnut Heights; i25 acres .sch lard:
nearly new seven room dwelling. In
lovely grove. big wAlnufs. 80 feet
above river wharf on farm: two
rnles city. postoffirs church. price.
$4,000. ". l. JONES. Owner, VIII.
Hamburg. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
FARMS. MILLS. ETC.
FOR SALE

Losns Made On Country Or city Er"g.
erty. Catalogue free. GRO. Z.
CRAWFORD Co. s3e East Main st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

FARMS FOR SALE

Fruit Farm n the Famous Niagara
county fruit belt. lte acres. 5000
fruit trees. $1,000 worth Of fruit
sold from this farm In the past year:
price. t25. 600: easy terms: owner
wealthy and retiring; several small
er farms Address. s.so1 Second
avenue, BROOKLYN. ~. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

SOUTHERN RAILWAY


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
n. B-roiiowing schedule figures
published 40 Information and not guar.
anteed.
$40 A. M-Daily-LocaI for Chass
lotto. Durhsm and Raleigh.
10:4s A. M-Daily--Limitsd ~
points South. ORA wing Room BUFFET
Sleeping Cars 10 Ashevtl1e. n. G.
sec p. M-Ex- Sunday. f.ocai fos
Durham and intermediate stations.
800 p. M-Daily-For DanviIis. At
iarta ana Birmingham. with electric
lighted drawing room sleeping ear.
It:46 p M.--Datiy-Limited fnf al
points South. Pullman ready S:oe q. n.
YoRK RIVER LINE.
ga p. M,--lAsly-To west rotaG
connexions for Baltimore Non- Wed
and Friday.
s:ee 4. M.-Ex. sun and sis r. NJ
Mon.. Wed. aud FrL-Locai to West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
From the South: e:se A. NJ. Sc A.
NJ. $50 P. NJ. and SOS p. NJ. daily.
1875 p NJ. except Sunday.
1885 A. NJ. Mon. Wed. and FRI: as
r. ~. exrsrt sunday.
q y. RvvR0FAH. b. p. A.
AN7 Esst >s~se - rAc~~ <s~sf>a~ III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
Axxoun&nE sa,.

AxNoUNG N EVA.
Massanetta E-ringf New Brick Hotel
opens June 1, 1919. thoroughly mod.
ern. Accommodations Tor 800 suests
Early reservation ADVISED.
Deeklets, rate Cards, Etc. UDeu Az
plaeAtsea.
1xSaANETrA sPRIN0s CO, INC.
bsx S7A assr1ssoessN Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

For seles A DevtsNAIe Iarn. Stated fer
grain. fruit or stock containing ss&
acres, about s5 acres In original
growth timber. mostly white oak;
eieht.rocm house, In good repair: two
small tenant houses, barns. stables
and numerous outbuiidingA Welt
wstefed and completely fenced
around and cross-fenced with nine
strand wire fence on locust posts
mostly: two miles from station on ~
4 W. r. r.: storea chUrchea. etc
seven mice to count~ seat on .ubiic
road and r. r. D.; beautiful view Of
Peaks OF Otter and miles of sur
rounding country. Price ttS sna to
an i.nmedtEte purchaser. GLEN
Hfy LION FARM. r. r. D.. No. 2.
Bedford Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For Reat a. aate-sevea-Ronm Hsuss
with land. close to station: conven-
lent 70 city. and bargain. Address
OWNER Glen Alieu. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

Fer 0ale.--nne ~ aAe sas~~s desirable
lots IN Larehmopt. Norfolk. Va.
overlooking tho water; all i'm.
prov<inenta: will sell for slight ad-
vance ov original contract price.
Address d L O., care yirgfnian-
Pilot. Norfolk. Va.
rive Nssn FPans Hsase. Let o0xiSW
to alley, two stables In rear. Rent
ting now FOR $3.50 per year. VIII sell
on :a'y sss r,,s rsass .. soe This rn,:
dred dollars more. Located one hun
dreA yards from car line and Just
outside Of the city limit Apply to
T. Q. Boz No. g city.
Fes oa1e-Weas BS01poea R0aisTy
plant. near RichmorA; ~ white
feghorn hens: Receipts e1S weekly:
nine room dwelling: outpuildtnSp:
Eood water: near school: seven ecres
station: viii sen cheap: write e. /.
c. care Of virgintan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
Wants|W ants
YoR ALx


Ussl rsrs Cass, asss. 49,, isss. 1sss,
passenger. in sxcsiisnt condition.
owners rvrcnasinE iSl5 mooeiA VIII
send tnsei uctor nome wtth Vut.0f.
town purchasers FORD Auto CO..
1SSy " Get broad. ~
FOR GALE
FOar Passenger Buick Automohile IN
good running order, equipped with
gas lights. top. windchleid. horn.
etc. VIII sell for Slo0, Apply TO
r. o. Box No. -. City.
fer Seie-yTws seessA-H aaA RSnsess
good condition. lis East Grace. phone
Monroe $3.50.
Ser sale, One q. n. r. Ants1eblle In
good condition. Telephone Madison
4oss.
Tss Sale. S-Rsea lssssc. WesteTn EAas
OF city. bargain II taken a. once.
leanire. 1sil =. Broad St
Fes sale. Dnerssa Piase, Cost ss7S.
quire, 1917 r. Broad st.
FOR saie-OiA nailaang MATERIAL FOR
sale Fl. WEBER. Madison and Cary
TEN-ROOM HOUSE AND . ACRES
NEAR forest HILL PARK: GOOD
FRUIT TREES, ETC. PRICE $4,000.
J. A. CONNOLLY 4 Co.
.ROVE AVENUE RESIDENCE, sod0
BLOCK. 8 ROOMS, FURNACE HEAT.
PRICE. $4,000. j. A. CONNOLLY q
BARTON HEIGHTs, NEW BROOM
HOUSE. STEAM HEAT. ELECTRIC
LIGHTS AND BATH, NICE LOT. ON
CORNER. PRICE. $500. J. A.
" n
For Sale. Logs-Can Supply = Oman.
THY up TO 100000 feet per year
OF gum, maple and elm logs. To
be delivered by barge Norfolk and
Portsmouth or Richmond. ]. DA-
Wis REED. SOS High street. Ports
mouth. Va.
Fer ease--r1erea Arrow gfs-Cytfnder
ave- passenger touring car. fully
equipped: In excellent shape: no
DEALERS Address r 17s, care Viz
giniAn.
For sale-sevea Passenger speeAwen
car; 1911 model. Address F-s2. care
virgfnian.
Fos aale-Sst NeeAiag sane. VIII
sell my standard nreproof safe. good
As new. At bargain to quick cash
purchaser. Address r. 1a3. caro- vir-
ginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

Want.A--At Onc<. Two rttat-rlasa Pc
rArha n 9eys. ateedv work FOR right
men wuv-'rfoN PANT AND PAPER
CO. Piueheid. W. Va
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Wa1As4 Ceesso4 Ws1ee - D. ussss
30. 1s1lh tSvrth street. Clty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
arm .rrnws--MALE
NTUATIoNs-TEMALE

wanteA-Dy A. E1p~rSeae<A LsAy De
menstrator. . position as demonstra-
tor In store. or house TO house soil
cAinE. or viii drum for stores. Nd
drSss S. r. sos North Mose'oy street
c3tv,
WasteA-Ny . 0eaaeA. Settle Z. Middle
aged widow tadv. . position IN city
vr suburbs. as hrnsekeepev Tor 4 Rens
tlemans Add-~ss r. eos North Mos
lev street. city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

Ter aaIe--Se1eaa Waveely vBeeessn-
Phaston. Model -. Brswstsr green.
Fu'i leather top. Has never been
run. Exlde batteries. Cost si.eSe.ee.
First cheek TOR el.6e01o takss Il.
THE WfNTON MOTOR CAR Co, see
North Broad street Philadelphia,
Pa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

ussl Tsr1 Cass, asss. ssse, isss. -.
I've: and lviv: two. tnrae And ave
passenger. IN excellent condition.
owners rurchasing 1919 modeia Will
send tnsei uctor nome with Out-0f.
town purchasers FORD Auto CO..
1NSv " Get broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

VI ron GALE.
MetorOyelo And oieyelee. Al Malee
: ana prices. r0MPKINS. SAT West
Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26

n e : nAaDSgAtln 81 @ =
\ EI4ARkE'E stan 81 raalneh. loas
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-27
MoOrhead News
FORTY RETAIL
LICENSES ISSUED
CITY COUNCIL SESSION LAST NIGHT
PRINCIPALLY DEVOTED no CON-
SHERATON OF APPLICATIONS
FOR MISREPRESENTATION FOR
ANOTHER CITY WELL AWARDED.

Following the letting of a contract
to j. F. Mccarthy of Minneapolis, for
the construction of another expert
mental artesian well, at $3.50 per foot,
the city council committee on licenses
which made recommendations of the
licenses to be issued for h new IL
cense year beginning July /. Licenses
were issued to the following persons
and firms, the list being practically
the same as now in effect:
Theodore Akesson, j. A. Berg, Il. O.
Carlson, w. n. DiemerE s. z. emit
7. Edwards Empire Bottling Works,
G. b. Erdel, E.. H. Erdel, q. E. Flaten.
Swan Granshold, Stephen Grayelle. 2.
beck, X. c. Ingersol, John Johnson, j..
Kiefer g. Son, s. Lundgren, Receivers
for s, Lundgren & Co, J. 7. Mahoney,
p. j. Matson, Pete Meehan, Harry G.
Miller, Matt Mickleson, A. w. Monson,
Charles Nelson, Peterson Mercantile
Co, c. o. Peterson, Rustad & Rustad,
Red River Mercantile Co, Ed Smith,
Henry Soosen, SchranZ e. Skrudkrud,
p. +. Timlin, Tidal & Kastella, Wal
gren & Olson, j. s.. Wambach, M. N.
Wambach and Ed Wilson.
Bids for inside electrical service
work in connection with the removal
of electric light and telephone poles
from Front and other business
contract was let to the lowest bidder,
A. II. Mcmillan, who submitted
$433.60. Mr.. Mccarthy to whom the
contract for the well was let Is the
same contractor who constructed the
well for the Northern Pacific at Dill
worth. The scavanger ordinance was
cad the first time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-27
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Albert Buth, a farmer of the town
ship of Fergus Falls, marketed a pail
of peas and a pail of Early Ohio po-
tatoes at Fergus Falls yesterday.
The Ringing Bros. advertising car
No. 1 reached st. Cloud yesterday aft
ernoon, in charge of the veteran
George Goodhart, who is a postmaster
in the art of circus advertising, and
with him is a force of twenty-seven
men.
The business men of st. Cloud want
the streets Of their city lighted up as
well as the business streets Of Moor
head.
According to the last statement the
Comstock State bank has a deposit
line Of $54,613.
Books and returns of the town and
village assessors have begun to reach
the office of Coutny Auditor Houglum
Miss Ida johnson, a teacher in the
public schools at Dickinson, is the
guest Of Miss Booth al the Presby-
terrain manse.
Alfred Hinde, M. D.. of San Diego
Cal, owner Of two sections in the
township of Viding, and who has beer
spending a week or so in Clay county
says he is perfectly satisfied with the
general outlook and that never before
has the Red river valley looked as
fine as it does this year.
Miss Seneca Peterson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Peterson, has
gone to Portland, Ore, to spend par
Of the summer with an aunt. She
had as a travelling companion Miss
Veda Berner, who was going to point:
beyond Portland. Miss Pederson'G
aunt will return with her to Moor.
head where she will make a visit fol
| some time.
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HANNA LEADS
in COUNTY
Continued From Page One.


16, 2; Johnson, So; Midtbo, 81. Secre-
tary Of state, Hall, 80, Q; Henry, 5, 2.
Maple River-Buchanan, 6, 5; Han
ma, 20, 5; Johnson, 8. IL; Midtbo, 8, 3.
Secretary Of state, Hall, IA, IL; Hen
ry, Ia. II.
Nob1e-Buchanan, 2; Hanna, IL.
Secretary Of state, Hall, 10; Henry 4.
Observation-Disclosures, AZ, Q; Han
ma, 28. /; Johnson, 4, 2: Hidtbo, "a.
Secretary of state, Hall, so. i; Henry,
20. 8.
Observation-Disclosures, is; Hanna.
IL; Johnson, /. 1; Midtbo. /, 1. Secre-
tary of state, Hall, II; Henry, IL, 2.
Reed-Buchanan, 16, 2; Hanna, 5, 1;
Johnson, 2. Secretary of state, Hall,
IS; Henry 4.
Rich-Buchanan, q; Hanna, Z, /:
Johnson, /, 1; Midtbo. ST. Secretary
Of state, Hall, 5, 1; Henry g..
Rush River-Buchanan, IA, 1; Han
ma, "a, l.; johnson, 2, 2; Midtbo, 81
Secretary of state, Hall, is, 4: Henry
wheatland, Buchanan. 10. 8; Han.
ma, "a, /; Johnson, 2, 2; Hidtbo, 81
Secretary Of state, Hall, %, 2; Henry
II, 2.
Buffalo village-Buchanan, 8; Han
ma, 8, 1; Johnson, 81; Midtbo, 81. Sec
rotary of state, Hall, 10; Henry Z, 1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IA; Hanna, II,
1; Johnson, 2. Secretary Of state. Hall,
10, 1; Henry IL, 2.
Tower City Village-Buchanan, 2S
Z; Hanna, 80, 1; Johnson, 2, 4; Midtbo
ST. Secretary Of state, Hail. "a, 7;
Henry, 81, 4.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-27
UNIT RULE
VOTE WAS
OVERTHROW
Big Victory for the Progressive
Element
Governor Wilson Elated Over
the Result
The Northwestern States ALI
Voted Yea

Baltimore, June q. from
Seagirt, N. j., states that WILSON is
elated today at the action Of the con-
vention last night on the unit rule.
THE action of the convention shows 1t
is a progressive gathering" he said.
Il believe it was taken without re-
gard to any mans candidacy"
Different views as to the action were
expressed by other party leaders but
Charles r. Crisp. parliamentarian, said
the effect would be, ito bind to the
unit rule all the delegates selected by
plies the unit rule. Delegates elected
by districts or preferential primaries
will not be bound by the unit rule"
Unit Rule Overthrow.
The ~progressives in the democratic
national convention claimed a notable
victory last night when they carried
the motion abrogating the rule by
which some state delegations were
bound to cast their votes as a unit.
The fight for and against the unit
rule was waged particularly about the
state of Ohio where eighteen district
delegates had been instructed by the
primaries to vote for Woodrow Will
son, but the state convention. con-
trolled by the Harmon forces. had in
voked the unit rule binding all the
Ohio delegates to the Ohio governor.
The convention, by a vote of 565 II
to 491 1-3 voted that no state dele
gation should be bound by the unit
control except in such cases where a
state law was mandatory on the sub
ject.
The vote on the proposition to abro-
gate the unit rule In the national DEM
ocratic convention showed the follow
ing results in delegations from the
Northwestern states:
North Dakota. yeas. 10; South Da-
kota. yeas, 10; Montana, yeas, q; Min
nesota, yeas, IA. Nebraska, yeas. l6.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-27
YOUNG And FUTILE
IN CLOSE RACE

Bismarck. N. D., June 27.-Congres-
sional race in the Second district is
between futile and Young. Tuttle
leads this afternoon On the face of the
tion-Riley los.
Judge Of County Court-Hanson lit.
Justice of the Peace-Miller 104,
Walker 80,
Precinct Committeeman - Thomas
jackson, 4S; G. e. Manning. 8; Gil
Haggart, !; Sam Bayard, i.
Fifth Ward-Second Precinct.
Congressman-Helgesen 81.
Governor-Buchanan 33, 4; Hanna
%, 2: Johnson 8, Midtbo 2.
Lieutenant Governor-FIados %,
Kraabel as.
Secretary Of stats-Hall 50, 1;
Henry 81, 5.
State Auditor-Jorgenson "a.
State Treasurer-Olson 81.
Attorney General-Miller "A, Shaw
IL, Spencer Ia. Bessie Ia.
Commissioner Of Insurance-Taylor
Commissioners of Agriculture and
Labor-Hutchinson 40, GiEbreath al.
| Railroad COMMISSIONER Clenden-
ming ~, Charmley 2, Mann 30, Ander-
son 30, Nelson is, Olson s, Stutsn1an
is, Purcell IS, Brown 80.
Members Of House-Ninth District
Mcdonald AZ. Cole IS. Twichell So,
Lewis 55.
Senate-Ninth District-Pollock "a
County Auditor-Leech "a.
County Observation-Disclosures "a.
Sherin-Ross 46, Plath 40.
Clerk of Court-Gearey n.
Coroner-Mitchell 80, Wasem SO.
States Attorney-Barnett S5, Fowl.
err 40.
Register of Deeds-Fraser 79.
County Surveyor-Crabbe SO.
Public Observation-Disclosures "a.
superintendent Of Public instruction
Riley 70.
County Judge-Hanson "a.
Justices OF the Peace-Miller 81
walker 40.
Constables-Bowers ST, Bingham 81
Precinct Committeemen-J. e. Fren.
nette 2, Ben Tubesing IL, Thomas
Jacknan 3, J. Kenney 4, G. w. Hag.
CART q. w, j.. Price 1, william Stern /
Sixth Ward,
Congress-Helgesen, So.
Governor-Buchanan, so, a; Hanna
6S, 8; Johnson, 8, a: Mitdbo, /, s.
Lieutenant Governor-Flados, 4S;
KraabeL, 65.
Secretary OF State-Hall. 90; Henry
SO.