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Milford chronicle., 1913-02-14
COMMUNICATED.
COSTING TOO MUCH TO COLLECT TOWN
TAXES.


To The Taxpayers of Milford:
l am calling your attention to the mat
ter of collecting the taxes assessed each
year on the people of Milford, and the
amount of money which is paid to the
Collector and Treasurer for this service.
Take the annual statement as made and
published by the Auditors of the Town OF
Milford in January of this year, and let
us investigate this matter, and understand
what the actual cost is.
The annual statement shows, that the
town of Milford raises about $4,000 each
year in taxes on the real estate and per-
sonal property. and the poll. To get
this money the taxables are given a re-
bate of 3 per cent if their taxes, assessed
for the year, are paid OH or before May
3Oth; and about So, 500 is received of the
amount then, which amounts to about
SlS5 given off as a rebate. Then the
Collector and Treasurer is allowed by
Town Council per cent on the entire
So, 900. excepting the delinquents, the
errors and removals, which percentage
amounts to about 500. On other monies
handled by the Treasurer, he is given
percent for paying out, but this last item
forms no part of the cost of collection of
the taxes.
What want to make clear is that the
Town Council is paying eleven per cent
for collecting about two-thirds of the
Town Taxes of Milford each year This
is entirely too much, and it should be
stopped.
The six thousand dollars paid in by the
people who are given the three per
cent for prompt paying at or before the
thirtieth day of May, comes to the Tax
Collector without any effort other than to
send the statements to the people and
write the receipts; which is simply duty
of Tax Receiver, and not a collector.
The balance of the duplicate, amounting
to about $500, has to be collected, and
on that amount is allowed per cent;
which will make an average for collect
ing the taxes of Milford very close to 10
per cent.
Here is an opportunity for a reform,
and as a taxpayer and citizen of Milford,
am calling upon the Town Council to-
heed the interests of the people.
For economy and reform, am,
Very respectfully yours,
TAXPAYER" "
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-14
THERE IS no LOVE LIKE THE FIRST LOVE
BY EDWARD c. DAVIS.

There is no love like the first love:
The sun darts over the hill
And bathes the valley in glory
And all is alive that was still.
There is no love like the first love;
The suns dying rays are unfurled,
Then darkness comes, and the shadows
Hang silently over the world.
Thus in the morn of life sweetheart,
Thy face and thy smile | could see;
They are deeplyimpressed onmy mem ry,
They are sunshine and flowers to me.
But in the eve of life my first love,
] am old and my hair is gray;
l recOllect our first meeting,
And love thee the same today.
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-14
OAKLEY

There will be a shadow social held
at the Webb School House next Tuesday
evening, February 18th, 1913, but, if
that evening should be stormy, then the
affair will be postponed until the next
clear evening. Ice cream and cake will
be served, and the proceeds will be for
benefit of the school, so every body who
can will be present. 1t is a jolly affair
fo he at
Milford chronicle., 1913-02-14
COKESBURY.

Cokesbury w. C. 7. U. will meet with
Mrs. Lille Kitchens on February 18th
at seven o'clock. All are invited to be
present.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02

SeeIueta, ia Jos pdiwdn fuluesia
tdp buonosti f%inule, min eld meme
maata ennenfuin olet tebnpt tilin
aIiastafi. Wene R~rishafien Iuo fen
t~ansia ia iano 9dneIe %iuoraan, ettG
find 1uret Fitd 'mitd olet tebupt, ia
toile bdneltd anteeffi! Sdnen baIun
ia on anteetfi antaa. Tdud tamaIa
piodmme lpbpmid lastuia Sumalan
fans1a.
&c tiebdtte ettd JOS fdpmme faup
papuobieia ia tuomme Iieltd iotain
iofa pdimd, Min Iaomme plan pit.
fdn losfun fauppiaolta. Sun los
Fun iaamme, olenme fenties unob
lancet, fuinta polion taparaa oIem
me ottaneet. W}e oipan bdmmGs
tpmme ia tenties lanomme, etten,me
ole fosfaan 1aaneet min palioa.
Wtuutamat alfamat riieadeiu { up I.
piaaae Ia iiitd tuIee monta itdmppt
I'd. Wtutta Jos mdltettGiTin tuom.
moiIia pitfid Iasfuio, min moitaiiiin
muistaa, miid on iaatu.
(Sott.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02

faniou iiuutemme fobottomiiefIi. Sl'
foon ieutofuntotpD mp5stin ptfi
tdrfein. ionfo eteen iostus ropoIen
ubraumme. 2dmmitdfb6n fe td'
naanfin mieIidmme min ettd bppdI'
Id IpbdmeId moimme ubroto tpdbdn
gIf55t Sron geItin fuomoIoi'
Iet noiIet ipieId mdipf5, woon teb'
eteenfin pdin tpStd, faliin
usfortomme bprpdtii ia ioiratben Ia
farFfpien fobtaIo olfoon eteenfin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02

On mpnto beiffousfoiSio fristit'
tpd, iotfa fpud' life omot pelastettu'
TO-, moon' iotfo inbdmesiddn Min
aIatteIemot, ettd nasta fddntp'
meet eimdt foufoa ppfp luiina us
fosid. Wtuutomat IuuIemot, ettd he
moipot festdd fuuIi niiftoo, toilet
fuuF fuufoutta, mutta fitte be pei.
fddmdt beibdn I%anfeapan. Gem
moista maIitusta olen fuulu, Min
fauman fuin moin n,uistao, Min,
Fitd Idbtieiu fuin life fddnnpin. Wti.
nd IuuIen ettd faomme fuulo iitd,
Min fouman fuin maoiImo ~ieiioo.
9ofin on muutomia, iotfa eipdt ole
ppfpmdiid, mutta oioteIfoo main
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02
Serweiiet Minneapolista.
Mitd SeeIms ietl2
N. Wntionen.

Witd Seeius tel?
9dn eff ipntifid. 9dn on minua'
Elm etfinpt 10 moitta muotta. Wait'
fa olen monta fertod %lon9ennnt, on
Sdn alma muoelleen etIinpt, febot'
taen ia narottaen.
Muttotoou Jumala, ettd me faifti
oliimme fuulioiIet tiole futIumoIle
d6neue minfd S6n nellie ilmoittau.
6dnesii on meiud leipdd iianfoitti.
ieen eldmddn ia iofoinen ioo 6dnet
omistaa omofIenia, Ell eroitufIet tuIe
fpIpmptieen. Slman robatta ia H.
man binnatta, ilman omia t6itd ia
a%niiota iaantme usfo0a 6dnet omis'
taa. 9dnen a~niiosiaon on fplin
riittdmdsti meibdn ipnteimme iopi.
tusbinnafii. Seeius Iupofi 2 pennins
Ed, ie on, tperenid ia b%enfenid Seri.
fon tien fporreQa rpDmdipn mieben
puolesta ia mieId lupaii iidnndle
matiaa t%ofaifin tuIhaaan Jos uuIia
peIfoia tulee.
Sdbdn Iupoufieen idptpp minunfin
~Iuuren ipntiien turmautua. Wuuta
neupoa Ell ole %olemdsfa. Sofa mott.
taa pitdd polfeiqa naatteiqa pmetet.
tamon eifd bdnen nimednid pibd
eldmdn firiasta pois pnbittdmdn.
Seeius on iiaoin bdnet tunnustama
Sidnfd ia !9dneu enfeIeinid ebesid
Sob. Sim. t. 3: B.
Waon tptt1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02

SouIufuuua.


2opaa toubua on tddudfin foulu'
lopfiaa ia foi faiftua muiaofin iou'
iun %iaopueSTo, paan tofi teoua bor
pa muistonee 9erraa Jeeiusta iou'
lun oibeuttaioa. ia., :
SO. T.. 10 p:nd fdtfettiin GIias If'
foIan idannDtiet iuuren fuoitoionfon
ieuroomonp wiimeiieen moioonio.
Woinoio oil ipntpnpt 9Dnidsid noin
1877 ia oil fiis porbaosia miebuu'
ben iiasTa ia iairostoesiaon ionfun
pdindn feubfofuumetta. 9dn oil
farannut monen mdfemdn mieben
fdiistd .foupuneiaa ia iobtorin fe'
boitufiesia poIonnut tatoifin fotion'
ia. Sofa usfoo poion pddae, bd'
neua on iianfoiffinen eIdmd, fpoan
iota Ell usfo poifaon, ct bdneud ole
eIdmdd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02
Netp Yorf waias, w9inn.

Soulufuuua.
!Sartausieuroia on pioettp tddud
mt ufeaSti. 2aitis1a tilaiiuufiisia
on olut fuuliioita paIion. 2uulfaa
9erran ionaa ia fdtfefdd ipbdmeen.
ne.
2ebtiiGrmeaG olimme melt Sas1e'
lin fansia Z. 15 p. Sie0d iaarna'
fimme 9erron %ionoa. Sli bausfoo
ndbbd italia Wuoriioiemran obiel
matotoufiesia Min palion nuoria,
Iiud firtfo oil tdpIi. Nuoret, ratas
tafaa Seeiusto, 6dn rofosti teitd
enIin.
Gauiumme ipbameuiiet fiitotiet mr.
Mbr. TDrmdieIe ia New Yorf Wtiq'
Iildiiiue fiitd ioululabiosta, iota oil
$13 %. 2iiios Ia%bioittaiiae ia fe'
rddidue.
W{. Wntfonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02

'pain Tpbdmendmme. Woimmehan
mdbdn liemitidd toistemme fuor,
moa tuin meiud on Iiiben bpmaa
tobtoo ia roftoutto Idbimdiieemme,
maan fitd meind ei ole Jos ct ole en-.
I'm ~raffautta Sun,oIoon.
Goipon, ettd idmd oTia innoStoifi
fpiffio, fiad mdbdt moimat ne fun.
ria ATTAIN ioo Fun on intoo. innos'
tusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02

Soulut, Is p. 1912.

TernehbpS Nuttaian lufiioile tddL
I'd Msbtabula 9arborista!
Slmot tddad omat fiemdt niinfuin
iubonnus feidud maan.
9ddud tapahtui iuuri itreet faora
onnettomuuS Is pm italia. iosio
uIeammot meneiti b~enfenfd. 2aifetIi
onnefTi eli find olut pbtddn iuoma.
laista tdqd fertao. 2uboetian u
mista on 10 l1poettp ia folmea wei'
Id faimataan. 81 ole mielG NOR
muutta fuinta tdmd on tapabtunut
Gnii fertoloinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02
Msbtabnla, Obio.
Souluf. Is y.

SpodmeqiIet f~iitofiet pppbdmme
~louIua Msbto bula Sarborin &anial.
lis leurafunnan pstdmiue, FUN tulitte
meitG butpittamaon maanantoiiIol
la 16 p:nd ioulufuuta iofa oil mi
nun fpntpmdpdipdni ia niistd or
motfaistu labioista, ioita toitte mu'
fananne!
2unnioitufIela teibdn,
Wtrs 10 mr. Sobn 2opeiop.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02
Sitcbbnra, MASS.
Soulufuuua.

So~ulufuuua.
Sauaneu tddltd iodStd. 2ddlid ct
ndp paIion fosfaan firieitd Mutta'
iasTa, ionfatdboen fpfenemdttDmim'
pdnd tnbbon iiiben iddltd mmuta'
mon rimin piirtdd.
Saan l%auIuo iernehoptIetIi faifille
6erran omiue nuo SeeiutIen omat
ianot Sob. IA: 6: rWtind olen tie,
tohrus ia eidmd, Ell fentddn tule S.
5du tpt1 maon minun fauttani."
NdiStd TeeIutien omista iamoista
famine Ielmddn ndbbd. ettd iietG
toirpaoIeen Ell meme muuolta tuin Sc.
5ufIen fautta. Gomos5a lupusia
nield Iaamme nGhbd ibania lupamf
fla Seei Itielta Sdnen ianoesioan:
rWlind olen rutoilema Sidd ia !Sdn
on ontopo teiue toiien lobbuttaion,
iofa on teiodu tans jaime iiantaitti
5esti; totuuoen 9ensen, iota Ell maa'
lima toibu ottoa nnStaan, fiQd Ell be
mde Sdntd eifd tunne 6dntd. Wut
ia te tunnetie Sdnen, iiud 9dn pD.
ipp teibdn tptDndnne iq on teisid
plema."
Gmme ole iddneet ornoifi, maan
olemme %iaaneet lobbuttaian pDbdn
Sensen, iofa ianan fautta nafuut'
taa ettd oIemme Smmalon lapIet
ia iianfaitfiien eldmdn periQiiet.
Spptd on buubabtoa Olmibin Fans
10: nSpmdsti find teit iinun palmeIi.
ioitaT fobtoan 6erra finun ianafi
idIteen." Seefufien aristutien Int
nastamana tonIona nDprtpfddmme
pbteiiesti ia pfftpiiesti tuon funin'
faauiIen lauloian fansia ppptdmddn
,Opeta nellie !6erra bppid topoia
ia taitoa iinun fdsfpies tieqd fulte'
maon". Wleietd itIestdmme tuntuu
ie bpnin naifeolto, mutta Jos olem'
me autuuttomme ormosta omista.
masia min iiuoin oIemme nopaot
emmefd oriot. nlein fpud Iaa fuul,
la ielaiIiofin f6liiptIid. ettei Iitd
endd obieita tarpitafoon. Wteibdn
on alma tatleltatpa 2unastaiaamme
Seeius,a ia toimio Sdnen ebesiddn,
ionfa Iilmdd emme petd, 5iud Sdn
on taitfi ndfepd Sumala, iofa tie
tdd iolaifimmotfin ipbdmemme ala.
futiet.. Sbanatfi funoa Oapio fds'
fpicn nouoatta miIen 119 IolmisIaan.
W(e ndemme find mpDs' ettei niitd
autuuoen eboofIi parma, poon efites
tGGn outuuben tunnuSmertfinG. &c
tuIee Ills ola fdptdnn5sid tobista
mosIa usfoe!omme, iobon armo
ptFin moimaa antaa.
Slemme taas I%aaneet niettdd iubs
lia, ioaoin iotaiien olifi tulut ppfdbs
tpd tarfastelemana mitd ibmeitG on
tapabtunut meta faiftia fobtaan.
Moneua tapoaa niitdfin on mietettp,
paiffa ifeaTiasIa Ell niitd moiba
tpiettd6 fuin oinpaStann fabbeua to-
paua, iotfa onat tpaStaan toiiaon,
moibaan niettdd fabben berran
f%unniatfi, iofo SumaIan tai piboqi.
Zen fu~nniaffi. Wteiae ON Ipntpnpt
mapabtoia, iofa on arishus, ionta
bartioiaa berrous on. Wutta toilet
piboaifen iofaiIemana piJffaamot
Ia bdpdiiendt 9erraania, 2uoiaania
ia Gunastaiaania. Edmd on iurfu.
teltapa limb.
Eaimaouinen Sidmme robtais.
foon foiffia neIiid ia I%iioria malta.
funnosioon toimimaan Sdnen tab
tonia mufaan.
Soiipotan foiti0e tdmdn Iebben Iu
fiioiQe onneuista uutta muotto!
MrmoSto outuaS
Sd 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02
Ymbe,

Sron 0eltim 2anfaatSienrafnn'
nan iltamiSia aiitospdi,pdnd.
Mrpoiiot fanialaiiet!
&oSfa idm6 toiminta tdn66n t66I
Id on naisten olotteesta ia puubas
to, min ~oiattelin eIittdd ~ioitafin oias
tufiiani tdstd tdmdn pdindiien tot
minnan torfoitufiesto. Gnfinndfin
ei ole tortoitufieni eiiintnd minddn
opettaiona teiqe, IiuG monet teistd
on 10 manbempia ia exempt eIdmdd
foteneempia, main fdptdn popautta
Iouiuafieni mielipiteeni fpipmptiestG:
WitIi tdnne plemme tdnddn taas gf.
FIN tulIeet?
Slemme tuqeet nbraomonn ropos
femme idmdn pbben tdrteimmistG,
nimittdin ieurafunta tpDn pudpitd.
miIstIi tdad paittafunnaua. Seura'
funtatpDn fautta pibetddn mud us.
fonnouisto nafaumusta ia elGmGG
meield. Cen famtta on meiGG min
nuoriqo fuin monboiuofin iiIoiIuus
pitdd bereild fiduiIen ibmiiemme
eIGmdd. Wtonet fpGd npfpaitono
omat plDn antaneet fofonuon firtoIs
lien ipon, pmot buoIettominn iiIeni6
ia loeienin mIemoiIuubesta Tiiben
nGhoen. Se on itdpd fobto fiirto
fanIomme oioniotIosio. Wifd on
fanIomn,e tulenoiiuus. fun ie fpl
menee file, iofo file on antanut moi
mao fotpinafin oifoina, nimittdin
uSfonnolleen? Historian Iehbet tos
bietamot niioen fonToien fobtoIostu,
iotfa uSfontonfa opat bplidnneet.
81 ne ole mpineet fouan ieifoa,
maon ,porma peritoto on ouut bell
Id Ieuroufleno. SeltpdSti pubm 10
tiebot meibdnfin- bistoriosto, mibin
pdin oloan menosfa. 0aubeata on
filmdiues5d ianomoIebtien paIstoia
la lufea niiSt6 murbieta, ttIemurbiS.
ia ia faitenIaifista mdfitpaltaiiuuf.
fista, ioita uiein tapabhuu.
Wistd ie iobtuuS &c iobtuu Iiitd,
Fun ibminen rao'iStuu ia fuolettaa
iiesiddn foiten fIdQiien fimepben,
ipbdmen pubtauoen ia tdmd iobtuu
Iiitd, ettd bdnen ~msfonfa Rolmiptiei.
Ieen Sumalaan on bdnesid iaanut
Iammua. 8uinfo tpbidd plili eld
mdmme Imam usfontoa ia mistd
oliIi meiud toipoo fuoleman ldhes
tpesid ia fen idIfeen euei meiqd diff
Titd noimao iofa ldbfee iofoiie0e
ptfIDae omatesIaan fristinusfon
ibanat tobiStuflet. Seurafunnaniien
tpDn tebtdmd on tdmdn totuuben ius
listaminen ibmisten foutta, buoli
malta Iiitd iosfo fitd ei foitfi mas
taan ota. Wte olemme fuitenfin teb
meet meImouiiuutemme foettaesIom.
me toimia tiloifuuffia, ioSia ndistd
tdrfeiStd aIioiSto on nellie annettu
SeImdt object. 3dad t~orfoitan ettd
tpieId on foifumaSIa feSfeQdmme
SumaIan Jana pubtaana, pieI6,
maiffa bartpoinfin on tiIaiiuus neil
Id fofoontua pbteifiin fofouffiin hit
tdmddn iidimme SumaIoa. Cupid
Ell ole mield moIittod ettei ole enddn |
.tiIoiIuutta fuuna. = &c on Titten II
nun aiiaii nell ia fiSfo, Jos ct fe t.
mule feIpaa ia Jos foimeen mott IL
fuIIa, Noifet iotfa fosma
tp5sIa ditind tefemdt iuurem.
man ola ell tpbn maaliesIa tuIepaa
IufupoIpea, omot Idbempdnd idtd
aIioa. Wonet beistd on %fdlittdneet
peImouiiuutenio tebbd iotafin, ettd
diff mield iamot usfontomme
opetufIet lopIiue onnettotpona. Wut'
monta ON Gotta ia dittd, fastpots
Ioioa, ioiIe tdmd oiia on tuInt nd.
5aortpoi5efF. Wonta on meiud PIP
iosfa bpsuid aotteito ~oietadn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02
Wasta kdantyneiIIe.
2iri. .. & Moobp.
(Xdbetettp.)
Waan tptt1.

(Xdbetettp.)
,6erra on poimo linen
~pitdmddn bdnid ppstpS'
ia" Hom. ID: 4.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-02

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-04

teTests no doubt prohibited him from
devotihg his valuable time to these
cases and to local politics, and If this
Is true Mr.. Patterson has shown great
wisdom in resolving to devote his en-.
tire time to the care of his extensive
business. II he adlieres to this he can
be a most prominent factor In build.
ing up this section of North Dakota.
Times Publishing Co., l.. e. Oodyke,
Mgr, F. e. Packard, L. T. Opdyke.
We, the undersigned Times Pub.
fishing Company, h. f. Packard and
L. Z. Opdyke, do hereby agree to pub.
lish the whole of the within and fore.
going statement in the entire issue OF
January second, 1915, OF the Bismarck
Times. 1t being the intent Of this
agreement that the whole Of said ar
gument shall be published in the Big
marck Times in it's regular issue OF
January second, 1918, or before and to
be contained in all the papers printed
of said issue.
TINES PUBLISHING &C.,
BY l.. q. OPDYKE,
President and Manager.
F. E. PACKARD,
Editor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-04
Reds remains
LAID TO REST
President Taft and Cabinet
Officers Among Those At
I. tending Ceremonies

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-rhc body Of
Whitelaw Reid, the late ambassador
to Great Britain, was carried today
to its last resting place in the Sleepy
Hollow cemetery at TarrytOwn.
President Taft, cabinet officers, rep
resentatives Of the ARMY and navy,
and OF the British embassy, the be-
reavcd family and hundreds of
friends and associates OF the late am
bassadOr attended the funeral serv-
ices in the Cathedral of st. John, the
Divine.
During the night the casket rested
in the cathedral crypt, guarded by
marines, and for the funeral services
it was brought into the chancel.
Bishop Davis Greer conducted the
services, assisted by Bishop Leonard
OF Cleveland, representing the dio.
cese of Ohio, where Reid formerly
resided.
Bishop Carpenter of Westminster
Abbey, represented the English cler-
gy, and among others present were:
Sir Ernest Shackelton, an explorer,
representing the pilgrims of Great
Britain, and Theodore Roosevelt from
the American pilgrims.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
EEK'SSERVICE
CONFERENCE ON CHRISTIAN
LIFE.

AS is customary at the Presbyteri'
an church during the first week OF
January, special services will be held
in observance of the Week OF United
Prayer. The subjects for conference
each evening are eminently practical
and It is believed will prove helpful
to those attending.
Monday-The Christians Influence.
Tuesday--The Christians Zeal.
Wednesday-The Christians Home,
Thursday-The Christians Associ'
ates.
Friday-The Christians Place OF
Worship.
The services will be conducted by
the pastor Of the church. The hour
will be 1880.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-04
No Preference as Yet
Continue. From rage One.).

Continue. From rage One.)'
strong friends in the northwest
part of the state as has Mr.. Street
er III the southwest quarter, and
inasmucll as these two men repre-
| sent the west end Of the state i'll
this contest. there is considerable
speculation as to how much either
could deliver in case it came to
showdown between them.
Stale Is Busy.
OF course Staale Hendrickson is
from up in the northwest quarter
of the state whence comes T1lomp-
son, but he seems to be playing all
entirely different game, which he
has not as yet given out and seems
to believe it is a winner. Staale
was. busy trailing up a report that
lle had withdrawn when seen by
a Tribune representative. When
asked regarding the report and
what he had to say as to his posi-
ton, Mr.. Hendrickson said:
The stories to the effect that |
have withdrawn from the speaker
ship race are absolutely without
foundation, I am in the race to
win. and. I think my chance is as
good as the rest of the candidates
now in the field. There have been
some very extravagant claims
made by and for the different can
|didates, bit I can find no sentiment
to substantiatc any Of the claims
made, and it looks to me as no
one would be able to predict the
outcome until after a general eau
Gus. Yes. I am in favor of an
open and impartial caucus, elimin-
ating the low maj on each indiv-
|ldual ballot. Whoever wins will
have my best support and may he
preside at the session with credit
to himself and the state"
eernt Anderson lsNconfident.
Bernt Anderson Is here from
EChurches Ferry, and this is his fourth
session. Mr.. Anderson is a candidate
for speaker and claims splendid sup.
port. He is Of a quiet, u~nassuTniag dis
position, and says that he has every
treason to be hopeful of election to the
~speakership. He says he does not an
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rived in the capital city, and has TAX
en- quarters at the Mckenzie. Mr..
,Kraable is u nan of long experience
in legislative matters. and owing to
his excellent record for fairness, lev.
el.headedness and good Judgment he
Twas elevated to his present honorable
,position. His record Is such as con-
mands the respect and confidence OF
hall, and it Is safe to venture the state
lcnent that there is not a senator who
doubts that he will administer the
laffairs Of the senate in a mastery
and equitable name The senators
appreciate the fact that they have a
lgood parliamentarian in the chair and
'all express the belief that Mr.. kraa.
|bel will make an excellent presiding
officer.
Two Mortonites.
Representatives Bryan and WNlic
OF Morton county were in the city last
evening, getting acquainted with their
brother members. This is the first
time either Of the gentlemen have
been here rs representative, but they
are taking hold In a manner which in
dicates that the interests OF their con.
stituents will be well looked after.
From the Forty.first.
House members from the Forty.tirst
district who are on the ground early
in the game are: Robert Norheim OF
Alexander. Mckenzie county; A. A.
Stenehjem Of Arnegaard, Mckenzie
county, and w. G. Owens of Willis
ton, Williams county. Norheim vas
a hard working member two years
ago and Is well onto the ropes. Stem
ejham Is a new member, but comes
from his home with the endorseent OF
a large vote at the election last fall.
Owens Is also here for the first time
as a representative of the people and
looks as though he would make a
good member. He says that he came
here just for two things and that his
object in being elected will develop
later In the game.
Walsh Of Ransom.
i. Hon. James Walsh of Ransom
county is at the Mckenzie. Mr.. Walsh
was sergeant-at-arms of the senate
at the last two sessions and Is here
to serve his first term as a member
of the house from his district. He
has a fine farm near Enderlin and de-
votes part of his time to buying and
selling real estate. There is one thing
that might be said of Mr.. Walsh, and
that is, he is very much interested
lin stock raising. This winter he has
made arrangements to care for about
40 head Of cattle and as the corn crop
WAS a good one down that way he will
have plenty of feed to put his steers
in good condition for the market.
Vail Of Sargent.
Senator F.. w. Vail of Sargent
county, who will begin his first term
at this session, arrived in the city
Friday and is stopping at the Grand
Pacific. Mr.. Vail has devoted much
of his time since his arrival in gee
ting acquainted with other members
and will soon be in touch with import.
ant matters which will come up this
winter.
Happy" Here
Happy" Paulson, city editor Of the
lGrand Forks Herald, arrived here to-
day to represent his paper for the
session. He is a regular legislative
!"Scoop."
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every Street
IN BISMARCK
Has Its Share of the Proof That Kid.
ney Sufferers Seek.

Eackache? Kidneys weak?
Distressed with urinary ills?
Want a reliable kidney remedy?
Don't have to look far. Use what
Bismarck people recommend. Every
steel in Bismarck has its cases.
Here's one Bismarck mans expert,
fence. ss,c
Let John Myers, Of 304 So. Ninth st.
tell it.
He says: about five years ago
began to suffer from backache and
there was weakness across my loins
that made it impossible for ME to lift.
STOPPING caused sharp twinges thru
my kidneys and finally a dull, throb-
bing ache settled in my loins. The
kidney selections became irregular in
passage and though | doctored, / did
not seem to improve. Finally | got a
supply Of Doan's Kidney Pills from
the Le1hart Drug Co., and as they
helped me from the first, 7 continued
taking them until l was we'll. l have
used Doan's Kidney Pills since ana
they have always acted satisfactorily.