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UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS

All comrades and visiting members are requested to assemble Sunday evening. May 20. 1912, at 7:80 pm, sharp. at the county court house, on Ouachita avenue to attend memorial services at the Christian church.
 Rev. Percy Cross has invited our organization, and every member is or dored to report promptly Dress uni form if you desire. Wear your camp badge. w. r Jibb. commander. Fred Sneehy. adiutant.
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ONE SUBSCRIPTION.
Plan to Purchase Playground at High
 School Meets Response.

The suggestion that the property between the high school and Central avenue be purchased for lawn and playground for the pupils has met at least one response, and the Sentinel Record is in receipt of a eommunica. ton wherein one public spirited ci,i- zen declares he will give his part. One swallow never made a summer but if there are others who feel like contributing to such an end, they should be heard from
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flows Tl1isr

We offer one Hundred Dollars kewad Tor Hn' casa oi tatArrh that cannot be cured by Hall s Catagfh Cure.
 r J. CHENEY NCO.. Toledo, O, We Che uudersigned, have kuJwn r J. Cheney Tor Che ast 3 years. and believe him perfectly hor- 1rubie Ia aN business transactions and financially able tu carFy out any obligations made by hie urai.
 NALnING. klNNAN & MARVIN
 Nhotsals nrueQists, lCictD. Q Halls Catafrh Cure s taken interraily, acting directly upon The blood and mucous surfaces ut tie systcm Testimonials sent free, Price % cents pg lottie Sald by aii nruRgsN
 ako llauS Family fA for constipatiel
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4 real Trilby has been found in Philadelphia, who sings only when hypnotized. It may be that the peo ple who have to listen to her wish they were the ones under the con trol Of the mystic power
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The duke of Sutherland is report ed to have challenged the New York Yacht Club for the America's cup. No one suspected that the duke also had something to advertise
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If the country is really enjoying this kind of presidential campaign why not ask Uncle Joe Cannon 70 take the stump? He can hand out a llne of talk that would even put Teddy to shame.
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Hot Springs. nor Hope. nor Pine BuG, nor any other Arkansas city except Little Rock, wants all the con sentions The others of us believe in distribution
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Since Germany has adopted the American game of baseball and pass ed an anti-dueling bill, whatever Ill feeling they may entertain will be taken out on the umpire
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When the new president of Prince ton in his inaugural address, in the presence of President Taft, referred to your illustrous predecessor he meant George Washington, and not Teddy
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EIhu Root, who has been named chairman of the Republican national convention, has already ordered q latest style suit of armor
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The reported shortage of 100000 domestic servants in New York will enable many women to take course of housekeeping in their own homes
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Arkansas looks real good from the viewpoint of a real estate man, and the real estate man knows, beeauie the real estate man investigates
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Snake cars for sharp curves may serve their purpose. but for men com ing home after an all-night session they're not the thing
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Milwaukee Hotel
]. D. HICKEY. prnn

Centrally located. Flrst-cIass and Strictly Modern In every department and conducted on American Plan. Electric Elevator Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water In every room. cozy, comforta. ble. Reasonable In Price. Fire. Proof and Home-Llke. In the heart of the Business District away from the noise and dust.
 RATEs-$t4 per Week and up Opp. Federal Hospital and Bath House
 Row.
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After all, it seems the prohibition ists are lot so very anxious to ex- change a good and seryiceable law for doubtful one
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Good roads are an essential just as good streets are an essential, and all the people should help to both ends.
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When they remark He's a bear" in the east 1t can be taken to refer to but one of two persons-R Roosevelt or Jack Johnson.
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS,

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case of Itching. Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to 14 days. soc.
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A six-year term for some pres idents is not long enough-a life sen. tence would suit the public better.
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Hot Springs may have to grant a franchise free but Hot Springs sho V ed it's metal by not doing that until it did have to.
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fort. That's more than some men get when they give up their seats to a lady in a street car.
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4 saart of seot has heen fonnd in Pittsburg mans lungs. Those stog- ies are something fierce.
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Rubber covers for straw hats are said to be the latest They may also be used by men with swelled heads
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A New York woman left s9s,000 to man who cheerfully gave up his berth in q sleeping car for her com
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c.I;ct;oJ THAT IS THE WAY
 0dtiSiiSu YOU FEEL AT HOME
MRS. E. W. LAUHER, Prop.

The same feeling prevails among the
 quests at
 kNlckERBOCkER HOTEL
 steam Hest. Hot and cold running water in each room Gath rooms on each floor Meals patronzed by Hot Springs most exclu- sive people. Located four blocks from depot three blocks from u. 5. Bath Houses.
 Absolutely Modern Fire Proof
 American Plan. 22s PROSPECT AVE. PHONE te Have Coopers Aueut ch=ck your baggage
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Jack the Shooter naturally wont shoot any more until the dogs of war are called away.
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There is much room for govern ment improvement here, providing tho government is looking for work.
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It may be just possible that tho statewlders prefer local option to the tiger game.
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The shortest presidential message on record. You're another"
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The Hot Springs schools are show ing results, as results go.
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So far the only thing not charged against Teddy seems to be his cam- paign expenses.
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It is the day of the trolley and night of the straw rides.
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Sooner or later the man who "blows" himself too much "husts.9
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An omnibus measure Is sometimes knocked out with taxicab speed.
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Arkansas National Bank


 OF HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Capital, S1o0, ,000oo Surplus and Profits, sa5o ooooo cHAs. N. Rlx, President E. F. KLEIN, Vice President D. LASER, Vice President cHAs. W. o'BRYAN, Cashier HENRY W. MAR, Director HENRY FELLHElMER, Director Does a fuil banking business. cashes drafts and checks for wis itors. Draw our own drafts on all parts of Europe. We sell Travellers Money Orders. with identification payable In all foreign countries in the money Of the country you may be in upon presentation. wmn um7Mna a ,NMwA wmmnu@
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DeSOTO HOTEL

New Brick Building. One Block of Bath House and Depot. An large outside rooms; broad Verandas up and down stalds; everything new and modern; hot and cold water bath and electric cali bells. Rates reasonable, and special rates to couples.
 POI OLIVE, COR. OAK STREET.
 MRS. C. E. SYKES, Prop.
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NEW DAYTON HOTEL

c. L. TAYLOR, Prop. Forty outside rooms, steam heat, hot and cold running water ln all rooms. Half block from all depots and bath houses. Sf6 MARKET STREET RATES: g to SIC PER WEEK Have Cooper Bros. check your bacaaoe
 to the New Dayton Hotel.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-26

justice ETC.. now I desire to show rol
illustrate what would be or should be
Justice between class and class Of
men as applied to the tariff. In U.S.
ing the expression equation" dc
50 subject to the criticism OF any
mathematician to whom any reader
or critic may submit this part Of tn "
subject. hold the following Illus
trations to be fundamentally true as
we'll as logically true-complyine
" it'll mathematical axioms.
Represent the circuit Of exchange
by four circles, marking them N. w.
r. c., respectively, then:
~ The manufacturer, because OF
a tariff law excluding competition
has raised his price 81 on 100 pounds
of sugar and 50 emerged tho whole
saler The wholesaler should charge
te same additional 81 to the retailer.
The retailer should charge the same
additional 81 to the consumer. The
consumer should charge the same al
ditional 81 in selling sugar teets or
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cane to the manufacturer, then oil
will be equal.
(2) Let G loan 81 to r. Then LEI
f loan 81 70 W. Then let W loan
81 to M. Then let M loan 81 to G
and all will be equal.
80 Let G donate one dollar to
Then let r donate one dollar to w.
Then let w donate one dollar to M.
Then let M donate one dollar to G
and all will he equal.
az Now let NJ rob w OF one
lar. Then let w rob r Of one dol
lar. Then let r rob G of one dollar.
Then let c rob NJ Of one dollar, then
all will be equal.
The consumer, farmer and wage
Garner have never been able to add
the tariff, for they have never CON-
trolled their selling prices therefore
there has never been an equation IF
JUSTICE In the tariff laws. If there
existed in the circuit of exchange an
equation of justice as illustrated
above 100 Per cent tariff would he
more oppressive than 10 per cent or
even 1 per cent. Mr.. Reader did
you ever stop to think what Is really
meant by an Acknowledgement that
the tariff is too high or should be
reduced? 1t is plain concession
that there is a hidden wrong some
here.
If any tariff law is too high, or
turdensome, or unjus', it was just as
true when enacted. The only ex-
cuse for placing the tariff law 50
high in the first place was to quickly
reimburse the tariff teneficiaries who
contributed to the campaign funds.
The only difference between an 80
per cent tariff and a 20 per cent tar
if is the difference in the per cent
Of wrong or burde:
1t is very plain as stated in former
ARTICLES, that, if there .e4tsted an
equation Of Justice in the applAca-
ton of the tariff laws, the manu-
facturers would not trouble them
selves one minute Tor tariff protec-
ton because the creators Of wealth.
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TARIFF EQUATION.
Tho cataio9 House and the Tariff.
Continued from last weekly

Lest some one by inference may
misunderstand my position viii say
that I do not assert or believe that
All men are born equal in mental
talents in morals, in Leadership, in
organizing or managing ability, in in
senuaty, in bravery, in the aocumula-
ton Of wealth, ETC.. What do as
sert is that so far as the law wheth-
er by Legislative enactment or judicial
construction, may aid one class in
tho pursuit Of happiness or accumu
lation Of wealth, it ought to give and
guarantee the same aid to all classes
alike. This and nothing short Of this
is what / call comparative justice.
Equation Of Justice.
I have been discussing tariff burd-
en-, shifting the tariff, comparative
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the farmer and wageearner would be
The greatest ben6cdarieAL
High Cost Of Living.

If you will observe tho argument
ON the high cost of living by our high
ranking statesmen you will notice a
high flood Of ignorance on the w.
TEN of marketing. The producers
do not control their selling prices Of
wheat corn, flax cotton, etc., there
fore, they are not the benefciaries of
the high price OF edibles and textiles
except small per cent of greed Of
the bulls and tears. When a states
man ':ffers to solve the high cost o.
living proposition by scientific farm
ing his position 10 to produce 80
much that the specializing narket
gamblers cannot corner the output.
That If he is going to control the
current by flooding the stream. do
not say that such statement hold to
my explanation, but what l do A.
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part OF the tariff burden. All tax or
tariff burdens, like all benefits be-
slowed by law, ought to be uniform
and equal on all classes of people.
Ito he continued.)
GEO. T. MURRAY,
Bertho1d, N. u.
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
NOTICE is hereby given that that
certain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by Joseph wolgamot, a ain
gle man, of Minot. North Dako+.
'hortgaeor, to the Citizens Bank Of
M'not' N. D., corporation mort
gaeee, dated December 4th, 1911 and
Fled Tor record in the office Of tn.
Register Of Deeds for Ward COUNTY
North Dakota, on December 18th. 1871,
at 4:35 O'Clock p. M, and duly Pa.
corded in hook 1872 OF Mortsases ~ N
page 1905" which mortgage secures
the payment of certain promissory
note therein described for the sum o,
Eight Hundred Dollars $500 .oo) and
interest according to the terms there
Of. will be noreclosed by a sale Of the
premises contained in said MORTGAGE
and hereinafter described at the front
door Of the court house, in the city
OF Minot, Ward county, North Dakota.
on November End, 1912. at the hour Of
200 o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day by the sheriff of Ward county.
North Dakota to satisfy the amount
due on said mortgage on the day Of
sale.
Default exists by the terms of said
mortgage in the non-payment Of the
principal and interest due on said
note, all Of which has been past due
and delinquent since June 4th, 1912,
and said mortgage contains power
Of sale which has now become oper-
alive.
The premises described in said
mortgage and which will be sold 10
satisfy the same are situate in the
County OF Ward and State of North
Dakota, and are known and described .
as follows: Lots numte cred two (2),
ten (1O), eleven (11) and twelve (l2)
of Block numbered eleven (11) OF
Subdivision of Blocks nine (9) and
ten uo), Of Eastwood park addition
to the City Of Minot, as per plat
thereof, on file and Of record in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds for
Ward county, North Dakota.
There will be due on said mort
gage on the date Of sale the sum OF
Eight Hundred seventy-three and So
100 Dollars <$s73!5o) besides the
costs of this foreclosure as provided
by Laws
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
oath day Of September, 1919.
Citizens Bank Of Minot, N. ID.
Mortgagee
E. D. KELLEY.
Sheriff of Ward County,
North Dakota.
THOMPSON & WOOLNDGB,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
@ Minot, North Dakota.
9 &c Is
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CHIP They can do so by bearing
part OF the tariff burden. All tax or
tariff burdens, like all benefits be-
slowed by law, ought to be uniform
and equal on all classes of people.
Ito he continued
GEO. T, MURRAY,
Bertho1d, N. u.
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sert is they are ignorant Of the fact
that the producers do not control
their own selling price, therefore
they are ignorant of the fact that far
mers cannot shift the burden of the
tariff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16
RICHMOND LEADS
RED CROSS SALES
Roanoke Good Second-School
Children at Work in
Alexandria.
HOW THE LEADERS STAND.

With Roanoke following Richmond o
coed second in the sale OF Red Cross
seals. and with Alexandria far ahead
Of cities OF the same size, the annual
campaign for funds with which 10
combat tuberculosis in the state en-
tefs on he third week this morning.
The figures printed above, giving the
estimated number Of seals sold In the
various cities. nave been prepared FOR
the National Association for the study
and Prevention Of Tuberculosis. which
viii to-day issue q bulletin announc-
ing the result IN all the cities Of the
United States.
Health workers who have been
watching the genial rivalry among
Virginia cities are wondering wh@-h-
er Roanoke will overcome Richmond 5
lead and finish first. The Medical Dis
pensary Board which is managing the
sale in the Magic City, IS str3ininS
every nerve TO beat Richmond. The
Nurses settlement however. I'm charge
in Richmond. promises a Garrison nm
ish that will keep the capital city
ahead.
The tremendous success which is at
tending the sale in Alexandria is also
a subject OF Comment The school
children are there enlisted and are
canvassing the town, street by street.
During the first week the pupils Of
one school sold 10000 seals and bare
ly defeated the other school at that
In the udgment OF health workers,
the race Is growing very warm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16
SERMON REVIEWS
CHURCH HISTORY
DIR. Young Delivers Sermon IN
Commemoration of Centenary's
Hundredth Birthday.

Practically the entire congregation
gathered at Centenary Methodlsi
church Yesterday morning to hear the
nastor- Rev. W. Young, d. D., preach
on the subject - Hundred Years oil
a church's Life in commemoTation OF
the one hundredth anniversary OF
Centenary's founding. II began lfe
in 1872 as Shockoe Methodist Church.
occupying then a small house on Mar
snail street between Fourth and Fifth.
DIR. Young went at length Into the
history OF the church and told OF the
fruitful work OF its early pastors He
reviewed the widening influence OF
Centenary Methodist. and traced Its
expausions. which have now taken
the form OF three offspring churches
the Laurel Street Methodist. the Park
place Methodist. and the Highland
Park Methodll Churches The pastor
smoke Of the broad progress which. ne
sid is characteristic OF the Methodist
church throughout the world to-day.
Aside from the special sermon. the
centennial exercises were simple Dr-
yrurr. who is now serving the second
ear Of his second pastorate at Cen
fe.arv. assumed his charge IN 1908 Vt
the expiration OF four years he was
transferred. but was returned in 1911
pev Y. y. Sledd was the only other
rastor Of the church to serve two
terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16
COL0REO LAWYER
IN POLICE TOLLS
N. 7. Lewis, of Woodville. Lodged
in County Jail on EN-
bezzlement Charge.

y J Lewis. n colored lawyer. of
Woodville. Henrico County. was al
rested Yesterday by County Ofiicer j.
r ysller upon a warrant sworn OUT
by W r. Krug. charging him with
embezzling and fraudulently devotins
TO mis- own uses the sum OF S73, Selong-
ing to one Julia Anderson The war
rant was issued by Magistrate II. >.
sunday. upon application Of Krug, who
is white man. and the negro was
lodged in the county jail
The arrest uncovers Bit of history
connected with County Officer ID. L.
Temple who. il is stated. was discov-
cred last Wednesday by county author
tiles in a colored resort at 61s North
Third Street. 1t appears that the war
rant for the cOlored lawyers arrest
was issued on Saturday. December -
and nlaced in Temples hands for exc
cution. II was never served Nheh
TEMPLE reported 10 Sheriff Kemp last
Friday. following his alleged discoV-
cry in the Third Street resort. the
Wa rrant was taken from hin. ard given
to Officer TilIer.
In the process OF serving the war
rant upon Lewis yesterday Policeman
TiIler flushed two fiourishing crap
games in the immediate vicinity and
brought along with him to the county
lookup Ernest Hines. co!ored. as one
of the gamblers. The other escaped.
Tho crapshooter was arrested after a
long chase He denied having partic-
mated in any OF the games and said
that he run because he seen The rest
runnin'-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16
CALVARY CALLS
REV. J. A. TAYLOR
Congregation Votes Unanimously
for Fulton Minister to Sue
coed DR.. Knight.

Calvary Baptist Church. at the con-
cIusion OF its services yesterday
morning. voted unanimously to call
Rev. 7. \. Taylor. OF Fulton. Missouri
TO I'll the pastora;e made vacant re-
Gently by the resignation Of DIT. Ry-
land Knight a committee. Of which
r. T. Gwathmey - chairman. was
appointed 20 notify Mr. Taylor al once
The pastor - known personally q
many members % the conercgation.
lie Is a native Of Virginia and is
a graduate Of Georgetown COLLEGE
Kentucky. he received his ministerial
training at the southern Baptist Thee
logical Seminary. Louisville. from
which he graduated with the class o.
1909 During bis attendance upon
the seminary he was pastor Of PARK
land Baptist Church at Louisville
Mr.. TAYLOR IL about forty years old
nd has a wife and three CHILDREN
shortly after his graduation from th'
seminary no was called % Shclbyviilc
Tenn. where he was instrumental b.
securing the erection OF a large new
church 20 replace the Baptist house
81 worship OF that town. which Wa
DESTROYED b. Ere. Prom Sheibyvins
he went 20 Fulton. No, where nc Is
pastor OF the Baptist Church nov.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-16
PROTECTION FOR
HOLIDAY CROWDS
Chief of Police Werner Has
Already Detailed Plain-Clothes
Men in Big Stores.

With plain-clOthes men already as
signed TO duty at various big shops in
the city for the protection of holiday
shoppers. Chief of Police Werner is
now at work on plans TO see tina;
Christmas is appropriately observed
The use of giant nrecrackers or baby
walkers" VIII not be tolerated. In
fact. orders have been issued to ali
policemen to report any person using
any Greworks before Yuletide on
Christmas young America Will be al
lowed the privilege OF using frecrack
ers. but nothing larger than what is
known az a NO. >" Dealers have
been warned not to offer for sale
crackers OF a larger size. The sale of
toy pistols to children is prohibited BY
city ordinance. and il will be rigidly
enforced.
Christmas Eve, when Broad Street is
thronged with merrymakers. MAJOR
Werner proposes to offer the public
ample protection. While the crowds
will be given plenty of latitude. disor-
der will not be permitted. Orders
will he given ratrolmen and detectives
10 give special attention to Washers
who NAV attempt to annoy women Any
Of them caught will be certain TO face
Police Justice Crutchfeld the follow
ing morning.
Migrants and beggars who have
been attracted here by the holidays are
already receiving the attention 4 tho
police Many have been locked up. or
dcred out OF town OF sent 10 the roads.
Only a few cases Of shopliftiuS have
been reported. ard in most cases they
were petty thefts by negro women ind
s~T~Te