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Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
REAR END COLLISION RESULTS IN
 INJURIES FOR SEVEAL FASTENERS
We're Returning City fror Ball Game and Band Concert
 None Seriously Elurt-Ah Leave Hospital Except two
 Extraordinary Combination of ofCrcumstances Respon- sibe for the Acciden-Ofcial Statement of Occurrance

Two intoxicated MeNicans were ,ht direct cause of a rear end collision ou the street railway Sunday afternoon. The men were sent to jail yesterday from the Lowell court for 90 days each. Injured as a result of the col lision were the following.
 PAUL SCHNEIDER, a visitor frC1 Yuma ankle sprained
 T. $. SPAULDHNG. thumb torn of. miner, beth. Knees dis located
 ARMONp LEMON. aged IA, com pound fracture of the les.
 HAROLD SAVAGE, clerk L.. r. & $. w. freight depot, severe shock.
 The third car of four traveiing one behind the. other came upon the MeNicans as il rounded a curve. The men failed to heed the whistle of the car and to save them the motorman was obliged to stop The fourth Of the string Of cars came around the curve and plunged into the third car before the motorman could stop. His air brake and reverse were on and five feet mere leeway would have pre- vented the accident
 The fourth car plunged into the rar platform of the forward ear. which was crowded. Three feet of the platform of the forward car was stripped away with its load of human freight. All the injury Co passengers occurred on this platform. Persons inside the car were merely jOlted. The car was an open one and of lighter construction than that which followed Otherwise it is believed 1t would have withst0od the shock of the collision. The latter was simply that of the weight of the car and passengers behind, as the car behind was sliding and not under power when it struck the forward ear.
 All of the injured except Patterson and the Lemon boy. and a Mexican residing on Chihuahua hill, were able
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
PICNIC TOMORROW
 WILL BE LARGE

A crowd of between 25O and 800 is expected to leave tomorrow morn ing for Lewis Springs. to attend the tnicn Sunday school picnic There '"ill be plenty of amusement for all at the picnic. One of the star attractions viii be a base ball game between the ministers and the r. M. C. A., with Rev. Fry in the box for the ministers and C. Wittig twirline for the asso- citation. There will be other sports with a swimming race in the big pool 10 be held Tubs Of free lemonade will he taken out all attending will be assured of all they can drink. Be sides members Of the Sunday School an invitation is extended to the rub- iic in general to attend. It is ex- expected that many will take a day off 10 attend the mcnic and the committee in charge assures all that they will be amply repaid.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
MINERAL sPRLHes
Discovered in Los Angeles = Histosy
 Of Famous st1ini Resort.


 4 few years ago, before Los An geles was as large as it is today a party of men while boring fer Oi. struck a gushing fountain oG water. with flow Of loo gallons Ser minute.
 AT the time. little was thought o5 the discovery The men themselves attached no particular importance 10 it-they did not realize the sa.ue oi their find.
 It remained for a German chemist p ho stopped at the spring one day .H, a drink Of the water, to discover frs rare chemical qualities. He was SIT prised to find the water hot instea1 0f cold-and having with him h pocket thermometer; he tested the water, to find that it registered I0i degrees Fahrenheit.
 On the following day this chemist returned 10 inc spring and took a bot tie of thc water to his laboratory. A careful analysis showed that it con taiEed chemical qualities sodium car hOnate, sodium chloride, magnesium carbonate, etc. etc.
 Realizing the valuable remedial qualities Of the water-for internal as well as external use-this chemist made lIAown the discovery to several. Of his business acquantanccs.
 The property on which The spring
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the Dispatch that the superintendent was regarded as a good bookkeeper before he was put in charge of the prison. but that he had never had any experience in handling men and that in the prison were many men who were as smart as any to be found On the outside Under these circum- stances be regarsd the prison to be doing as we'll as could be expected. but that is not very god.
 The opinion ct Douglas is tha. YarueIl has returned home perman- entIy. It is reported some time ago that there was friction between Superintendent Sims and his boss carpenter, in fact Sims and Yarnel were not close friends or mutual ad- mirers when Governor Hunt hooked them together in the prison manage. IClt.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
NATIoNhL LEAeuE

Team R. Y. r.. Pittsbdrg ......... 9 o Bostsn ....... ...s. .tG f12 i
 Camnitz Hendrix, Adams and Cole man, Gibson Rudolph. Rariden
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to leave the hospital yesterday
 Savage was under treatment only an
 hour or so. A weak heart was sal 10 be his principal trouble. The in- juries sustained resulted from the
 passengers being thrown aboUS by the shock of the collision, except n
 the case of spauldiug, maehinist
 who had his hand resting on the rear
 1tform railing
 'assengers immediately crowded about the rear Of the damaged car and gave instant assistance to the in Jured Several passing automobiles on the road stopped and in these the injured were hurried to the Copper Queen hospital Advance notice had been telephoned there and 10 the 1 c. & A. hospital, doctors from both institutions being ready to receive the Injured upon arrival For the aid given by all concerned Superintendent Noakum yesterday expressed the great appreciation of the street ral- way company.
 Although rumOr was persistent on 1 the streets Sunday evening and yes. terday that one of the injured had died 1t was said at the hospital last night that none of the injured had as
 any time been in danger of fatal con sequences. The injuries of George | Patterson are the worst. Eut there is considered no doubt of his entire re- cOvery at the hospital
 Superintendent Yoakum Of the street railway yesterday issued off cial statement as given below con . cerHing the accident. prepared after full investigation and examination
 of those concerned. Mir. Noakum was much distressed over the occur ence and felt deeply it's regrettatle-
 ness. The combination of Circum. i stances attending might never occur | again. the cause of stopping the for. ward car and the dangerous point al
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
Yell Defiance
 at Blood Disorders
4 Remedy That Has Shown a Most Remarkable Purifying
 Effecs.

The word medicine fs one of the
 most abused in our language. There are certain medicinal properties just as necessary to health as enc food we eat Take, for example. Jne we'll known tonic medicine S. S. $. This famous blood purifier contains medic inal compOnents just as vital and essential to healthy blood as the eIe- ments of wheat, roast beef. the fat3 and the sugars that make up our daily ration.
 is matter Of fact. there is one ingredient in $. $. S. which serves ths active purpose of Stimulating each cellular part of the body to the healthy and Judioious selection Of it's own essential nutrimeat That is why ir regcnerates the blood supply. why ft has such a tremendous influence in overcoming eczema, rash, plmpies. and all skin aHictions
 And in reEeneratinE the tissues & g. S- has d rapid and positive a..tf- dotal effect upon aI those irritating influences that e usc rhcuuatisnl. sore throat. wcaE eye falling hair, loss of weight, thiu pafe checks and tnat weafinfss of sars le and nerve that Is generally experienced as spring fever. Get bottle of & S. & at any drug store, ard in few days you win not orly feel bright and energetic. but you VIII Dc Inc pictGre of new fifa s. $. S. is prepared only "a he labora- tory of The Swift Specific Co., 1G7 Swi4t Bldg. Atlanta. Ga who main- tain very efficient Medical Depart nent. Niers all who have any blood disorder of a stubborn nature may write freely for advice and a special book Of instruction. g. & g is sold everywhere by drug stores, department and general stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
SAM YARFEL BACK
 AT DOUGLAS HOME

The Dispatch of Douglas announces the rturn to that city of sam Yarnel- the well known labor leader and orator, who has been sojougning ar Florence during the past year as boss carpenter at the state peaitentiary- receiving the appointment and going with Superintendent R. B. Sims when he went to relieve Tom Rgim'ng ol the institution
 Judging from remarks make by Yarnelll to the Dispatch it would ne interesting to know all that he thinks of the prison management He told
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Team. R. H. F.. Washington ........ .. Chicago . ... 4 6 7
 Groom, Engle and Henry; Russell. Schalk.
 Team. R ". E. New loik .,....-.. -...- Detroit ... ... 8 1
 Schulz, Keating and Sweeney Hall, Lake, Seamlich and Stanage. Team. K. IT. F.. Philadelphia .... ...... Cleveland ~ - 2 s Q
 Plank, Scang; FaIkenberg, Car risch.
 Team. R. II. E.. Boston ...-.... ..- --- St. Louis . ... . 0
 Wood, Nunamaker; Leyerenz, Az new.
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AMERIcAN RESIGNATION.

Indianapolis ..... ... ..: ...... 7 Minneapolis -..... .-...... ...- Columbus ..... ... %. ...... b Milwaukee ..... .........- ..... Q Louisille .... ,. .-. .... 9 Kansas City ........ -. .... ...' b Toledo ........ ... .... ! St. Paul ....... .... ........ II
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
TIE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILR0AD 60.
 Passenger Service,
MOUNTAIN IIME

SOuthbOund Northbound SIS a. m. lv Clifton Ar 3,25 D. m. T:2A a m W Guthrie lv 9.46 D. m. F'19 a. n. lv Duncan " t:5f D. m. 9:35 a. m. lv LordsbuFg lY 12:45 D. n7. j0.f5 a. 70. ar Haehita lv fI:25 a. m. South bound train connects with southern Pacific west bound trains Nos. I and 9 leaving Bordsbare aL l0,57 a. m. and 12:f0 D. m. and with Southern Pacific east bound train No. 9. leaving at 10:3O a. m, also with El Paso & Southwestern east and west bound trains Nos. aad S. leay. pg Hachita at 10;50 and 11:20 a. m. respectively.
 E. K. MiNSON,
 General Passenger Agent
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is located was acoaired big hotel sanitarium and bath house were con structed. Soon the curative proper ties of the water became known, and being termed the ''VeiYet Bath
 The place is known as BimiIii Hot
 The place is known as Minimini Hot springs and sanitaFium and is To- Cated atN Vermont avenue and 3rd. street, Los Angeles-a quiet, restful resort, within the confines of great bustling city.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-09
=
TRULY TIMES yltANE. CHANGED
Philosopher In Puck MoraIIxss ovee
the Advancements Which the
World Has Seen,

Tho time was when you could get Q
woman TO do all your homework ana
tend to the garden and milk nine Gown
night and morning, and do It for two
dollars week and be glad to get tAo
money. Where have they gone?
Time was when you could get ma1
to cut wood for rs cents cord, and
when dollar q day wasn't paid to
anybody except In harvest time. Look
at things now!
Time was when days work meant
to be up by candle-light doing chores
and eating suppe. W candle-light after
the evening chores was finished. And
I'm talking about summer-not winter.
Time was when you could 60 to The
county and get boy to work for you
for his keep. He was bound out 70
you TN he was eighteen. and IL he run
away you could bring him hack and
lick, the nonsense out'n him. II yoa
want . boy. these days them people
viii ask: you - many questions % e
you was selling . horse
/. Sometimes when I look at this here
country that I've give my whole life 10
80; to speak-I wonder II its RELY
an truly paid. tell you dunno
Puck.
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Have .ysd lead y. in. Melloy's
add in. this. issue Of. The Timesf
Attorneys Lowry and Dyer were
over from Hankinson TO attend.
Hon. Adsdst Hoeis VI. over
from Hankinson the fore part Or
the week. II
There are about $50 olses on
th z e q! tor this term Rf dis
tiltto sobAM :. : x'esx,
The county commissioners Of
'ganf4ed by re.eleotingy P. =. Stet-..
moe: as chairman. ~ .
why not list your lsnd with
Louis Fligelman and let him sell
It for you? Adv.
Nicely furnished front room
for rent with privilege sof bath.
Mrs. o. G. Farnsworth. Adv.
The Whist club will be enter
tanned at tho home Of sMr. and
Mrs. P. II. stenersen next Fri
day night. {
I havela few Misses and child
ren's coats that am selling at
greatly reduced prices. mrs. Du-
gar. Adv.
Mayor Helm Of Hankinson is a
member OF the jury and is con-
sequently living at the county
seat these days.
Editor Irvine Of Lidgerwood
was in the city Wednesday. He
was enroute home from a bust
ines strip up in Canada.
II you really want to sell your
farm, call on or write Irwin l..
,Streeter & Co., Wahpeton, N. D.
Office over. the Peoples State
Bank. Adv.
Don't fail. to see the money
Kings" in which the use of the
/. wireless and the hydro-aeroplane
play an important part, at the
Braun Theatre, January 10 and
-. Adv.
Irwin L. streeter & Go. have
several desirable residence prop
critics for sale. II you are con-
templating the purchase Of a
home, call at their Office over the
Peoples Stat eBank. Adv.
During an interview with one
Of the Bismarck papers last week
A. G. Divet Of this city made the
statement that he was sure of
being elected As speaker Of the
next house of representatives.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES
.. Rivett spent Sunday ii

Mrs. Rivett spent Sunday III
Colfax. 1899
Mrs. Clabaugh was up from
sFairmount Monday.
T w. 81. Lowry MS atasndi1s TO
business in the city last Tues
day.
Lawyer Parsons Of Lidgerwood
10 attending court In the city this
week.
Miss Ethel Early left for her
school at Graceville last satur-
day night. '.s,s''ii
ovsTGRa. sae qilssy 4 Hank.
tns when In need 81 fresh soyta
ters. Adv.
There were O. SCORE Of lawyers
present IS tha opening. Of court
at this place Tuesday.
A. Weis left last Sunday for
Bismarck where he takes his seat
In the Legislative halls.
Miss Bergen, the violin teach
or Of the Conservatory Of Music.
arrived in the city Monday night.
Hubert Warren returned Mor-
day evening after spending his
vacation at his home in Herman.
All Of the Wahpeton young
people who are teaching Or go
ing to school have left for their
field Of endeavor.
II you are thinking of selling
your farm list your land with
Louis Fligelman and he will find
buyer for you. Adv.
The county commissioners
met last Monday for the regu-
lar January meeting. The new
officers were checked in.
Judge Allen and Stenographer
Divet opened court in the city
hall Tuesday. The jurymen were
called for Wednesday morning.
DR.. Fitzgerald has moved his
Office to the rooms formerly occu-
pied by the Booster club over
Hausken's store. Adv.
Mrs. Rasmussen and son, Jas.
spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Ward. Mrs. Ward
has been i'll for some time and
is not improving very fast.
For Rent-Modern eight room
house with basement and heating
plant. Will lease until Oct. 4,
1913. Good location. Immediate
possession. Inquire OF ;Robt. T.
Barber, Peoples State Bank. Adv
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Furnished rooms for rent in a
modern building. Cali at The
Times Office. Adv.
Joe Smith Of st. Cloud spent
his Christmas vacation at the
wilkes home in this city. s.
ed in Wahpeton the fore part of
Mrs. Albert Christensen arriv-
the week to join her husband who
preceded her to this place. They
will make Wahpeton their future
home.
This is likely to be a very short
term Of court as A. q. Dlvet and
Albert Weis, both in the legisla-
ture, are interested in a number
Of cases that will have to be car
ried over the term.
C. J. Katchelhoffer was sworn
in as states attorney last Monday
and Immediately began looking
up the criminal cases that are on
the calendar for this term Of dis
trict court. He named Gustav
Schiller as his assistant.
The Booster and Commercial
clubs have each voted. in favor Of
q consolidation Of thu two clubs.
They are both endeavoring to pro
mote the welfare Of Wahpeton
and vicinity. The Neeling has
been quite general lately, that it
could be done more effectively
and economically as :sone organi-
cation. .
: 1 Sheriff elect Frank Budack
came to Wahpeton; last Monday
with This family aand household
goods and on gElasdey, he,z was
checked into Office. n. Y. McMich
ael and John Olson are his depu-
ties. Mr.. Budack will be an eff
cient and popular sheriff and he
and his deputies will serve the
county we'll.
l
Last Thursay night Mrs. j.
Manchester was surprised by a
large number Of her friends who
thought it was her birthday. It
was q little late as her birthday
was in June, all the same they
enjoyed q very pleasant evening
at the Homo Bakery. a delight
fulS supper was served at ~
O'clock. and everybody went home
happy.
The ladies aid Of. the Congre-
gational church held their annual
election Of officers Wednesday af-
ternoon. They met at the home
Of Mrs. Geo. schuler IN the OH
GERS for the ensuing year are:
Mrs. Baker, president; Mrs. Bas-
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Miss Margaret Baker has been
visiting in Fargo. and Grand
Forks. ss55
10. Ruud Of Christine was al
business caller in the city last
Saturday.
Mr.. L. p. staudcher Of Barneya4
was transacting business in the
city last Thursday. 4
kr, A. .Zilgett OF Fairmountl
wa stransacting buainess in the
county seat last Thursday. j.. I'd
A. special aale price is siveal
IenR9 laees aR4 emproideries at
eaFss Rugar's..., ..Adv.a ,,4 ysss
IA vary clever harmony siasinxl
and. dancing, act, 1.-THE O'Neiilt
Trio" will be ct Braun 3: Theatre
this week, January 9. 10 and II.
Miss Lulu Thompson. who ii
teaching q sschool near Mooreton,
spent her holiday vacation. undeft
the paretal roof on Second street.
When in need Of anything I'll
the Watkins line.s call at % SIS.
Second street., Wahpeton, where
your wants will be attended to. /
Adv. So # =
Lost-A black curly haired
water spaniel. Left home last
Saturday forenoon. Finder please
return to Henry Reign for reward.
Adv.-2t.
That clever harmony singing
and dancing novelty act, "The
O'Neill Trio" at Braun's Theatre
! Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
January 9, 10, and II. Adv.
The N. P. club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Carter Satur-
day evening, January II. Dinner
will be served at 6:45. All men,
bers are expected to be present.
! If you really want to sell your
farm, call on or write Irwin L.
Streeter & Co., Wahpeton, N. D.
Office over Peoples State Bank
Office over the Peoples State
Bank. Adv.
Irwin L. Streeter t. Co. have
several desirable residence prop
critics for sale. If you are con-
templating the purchase Of "a
home, call at their Office over the
Peoples State Bank. Adv.
Mrs. Barnes Of Wahpeton, N.
D., came over to Campbell We'd
nesday morning to attend a FAM
lily reunion and New Years dinner
given by Mrs. G. B. Barnes. Mrs.
Barnes is highly estimable lady
and one of the original settlers
Of this part of the country
Wilkin County News. i
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Telephone Three Miles In Air.

= Telephone Three Miles In Air.
\ telephone exchange three miles
In thu, 81. This station, said to b.
tho highest In the. world. 10 in the
meteorological observatory on tho
top; Of Mont Ross in the Pennine,
Alpt, 15.450 feet above sea level. AZ
thlt elevation snow Is always found.
1ndsAdeAntAgS is tdken~ ef.tkee hfkh
miutS a6h given ~ dry Showcase
wires I'd the last section. at the peak.
being simply laid on the snow covered
ground. To prevent breakage b.
gtacter movements the line II carried
through rings on the telephone poleaA
The poles are short and are taken
down 1t the end Of every summer &C.,
ron and replaced at the beginning a
tho. following summer.
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!. society and solitude.

~ for the dispute about socisty ~
Schtude, any comparison Il impeetin.
ent. II - IN idling down on the plain
1t thG6ase Of the mountain instead
q pliMbing steadily 70 IT. toy. a
coRSeesHou win b glad Of an de -
ciety yop can get % 60 up Whit WIN
yons1o. 70 glory with ms3 q til
bus1eA Of the song. II II not that ~
ley4 . 10 alone. but that ~ love q
6iana when W DO soar the con
paAGfows thinner and thinner IN
there q none Ct Ill. Il u either II
tribute On the plain. Q sermon on Iii
mount or . very private ecstasy stil]
higher up. Use all the society tina
will abet you.-Thoreau.
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sett, vice=president; Miss sMirick,,
secretary, and Mrs. Clipfell, treas
urer. This society is one Of the
prosperous and flourishing adju-
nets of the church.
For Sale-A number of work
and driving horses. Mrs. M. N.
Early. Adv.
The regular annual meeting Of
the Congregational church will be-
in the church parlors Monday
night, January 10, at 8 O'Clock.
For Sale-the machinery bust
ness of the late M. N. Early. In
quire Of Mrs. M. N. Early, Wah-
peton,, N. D. Adv.
The Modern Brotherhood of
America installed officers for the
coming year last Thursday eve
ming, as follows: President, Mrs.
Keeney;, vice-president, ;. Mrs.
Quine; secretary, Mrs. Thomson;
treasurer, Mrs. Thomson; conduc
tor, Mrs. Rieke; chaplain, Miss
DedeFick; sentry. Mr.. Reign;
watcbnan, Mr.. Sank. E. s. Cam
eroH. ves.installing officer and
Mrs. D6hovan was conductor. The
iaH1HfQon exercises were fol-
lowed ~ refreshments and dane
ing. <s,ls-S u, 4,i N -
Professor. Black and his family
retutntf, Tuesday morhing tom
a trip To- Pennsylvania and Ohio.
A good Jsnow storm gave them
weather for. an old time Christ.
mas among the, hills and hem-s
locks. .GeryL found plenty 81 en-
tertainment among the grown up
young people, Marguerite enjoy
ed the distinction, Of being the
only granddaughter in a large
family, Wendell aid the opportu-
nifty Of making the acquaintance
of several boy cousins of about
his own age, and they all had the
novel experience of coasting down
the big hills. 1t is doubtful if the
coasting and its fun was confined
to the little people, for profes-.
sional dignity can be easily laid
aside.- The entire family carried
out the program Of home VISIT
ing TO the full, and are home e.,
gain with renewed. appreciation
Of the northwest and its advan-;
tases and winter climate. s., !.
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Louis Fligelman has just re-
turned from a trip through Illi-
nois and II you wish to sell your
land list it with him. Adv.