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The state herald., 1913-06-06
President Mi||er's
Figures Discussed
Head Of Burlington Declares Imperial
Branch is Not Paying Branch
of Road.
Railway Commissioners Expert Say
1t Pays Better Than the
Main Line.

Special Dispatch to the World Herald.
Lincoln, Neb.. May 26.-Eforts OF
Western Nebraska people, aided by O.
maha. Lincoln. Hastings and Beatrice
business houses. to secure the compile,
tion Of the Imperial branch OF the Bur.
lington from that place to Holyokc.
Colo. have been renewed.
Attention Of the state railway COM
mission was recalled to the matter to-
day when letter was received from
President Darius Miller OF the Burling
ton stating that the oiiicians OF that
road would make full investigation into
the territory tapped by the proposed ex-
tension and that a report would be for
warded later Ms to the decision with re.
gard TO complying with the request.
In his letter President Miller says
that the branch from culbertson to I'm.
pcrial. including the towns Of Beverly.
Palisade. Hamlet, Wauneta. Zell. En-
dcrs and Imperial has not paid In rcve.
nue. the amounts expended for operating
expenses and taxes. This statement
does not agree with that made by Rate
Expert Powell of the railway commits
sion. however. This official In report
to the commission declared that the op.
Grating revenue exceeded the cxpcndi.
lures. including allowance Of dsprcen-
ton and other items. The net revenue
per chr mile. according To the commits
sion members, Is greater for this branch
OF road than for the lurlington's main
line.
The line as now operated from cul.
bcr,son to Imperial Ia ie.7 miles long
and the extension 10 Holyokc would add
abo9t 40 miles 10 that distance. Tho
line was long ago surveyed and and the
grade completed TO Ilolyoko. All that
"a now needed. according TO the petition
erp. Ia the smoothing Of the roadhed
and laying ties and rails.
The state herald., 1913-06-06

10 highly mentioned as an entertainer.
AexAn punknntiees 81 sthe diRArent man
bers Of this course are certainly good.
Prof. Jessup is calling on the people of
the town to subscribe for enough sea-
son tickets to insure the payment of
the expenses Of the course. II the town
10 to have lecture course, this is GER
tainly good one.
See Professor Jessup who will ex-
plain the matter in detail.
The state herald., 1913-06-06

] ) The Rocky Mountain News. the lead.
as democratic paper Of Colorado. does
|6bt seem to be well pleased with the
record that President Wilson Is making
made great big fight to carry Colo
|fado for him but is much disappointed
n him as is shown by its editorials. II
5he truth was known, the News is not
lhe only democratic paper that has met
$ith disappointment along this line.
4he only difference is that the News
Jas the nerve to say so but the others
eep mum for fear of the party whip.
The state herald., 1913-06-06

1t is reported that Senator shafroth
has baked on the democratic program
x free sugar. just how badly he has
baked and how far he would 60 to pre-
Event free sugar legislation does not
Fsfem to be known. Shafroth trained
Foo long with the republican party to
Prov swallow free trade dose like the
democratic bill without atleast gagging
Erome in the effort to do 80.
The state herald., 1913-06-06
Holyoks Phaip elprado, Friday June :. 1eu
THE STATE HERALD.
H. PAINTER, Editor and Proprietor.
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ISSO(IIIlON

Entered at the post Office at Holyoke,
Colo., as second class mail matter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
13 DON 'TSFOR
NEWLY WEDS

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Dec. 20
These 13 don'ts for newly weds have
been compiled by the clerk of the
court in Milwaukee, by whom mar
riage licenses are to be issued under
the new "eugenic" law. his idea be-
ing that the statute hasn't repealed
the laws Of human nature:
Don't argue; try to be boss or show
your own Importance.
Don't forget who you are and who
your wife is.
Don't be deceitful. selfish or
grouchy.
Don't be a spendthrift or a tight
wad.
Don't forget that your wife's moth
er is the same TO your wife as your
mother is 70 you.
Don't forget the church.
Don't stay at home all the time.
Don't forget that the man worth
while is the man who can smile
when everything goes dead wrong"
Don't let your husband bring his
business cares home.
Don't let your wife go through
your pockets
Don't have an affinity.
Don't forget TO wipe your shoes be-
fore you come in the house.
Don't butt in.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
WILL HANG VILLA
ASSERTS BLANQUET
Huerta Advisor Angered BY
InfIammatory Statement
From Rebel Leader-WiII
Try to Retake Juarez.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 29.-"Gen.
Huerta will remain president. He
Will rush the rebels and Villa will be
hanged as a traitor"
This was the retort made Monday
by Gen. Banquet, minister Of war,
in replying to the declaration of Gen.
Francisco Villa. the cOnstitutionalist
leader. that Huerta must be Danish
ed from the country before peace
terms could even be considered.
The bandits under Villa will meet
the same fate as their leader said
the war minister.
The government has met reverSeS
in the north, but is victorious in the
south. We shall ultimately restore
peace in Mexico on our own terms
and Pres Huerta will be the nations
leader in a glorious triumph"
Dread Of a rebel attack on Mexico
City has been materially lessened by
a defeat administered to Zapatistas
who attacked Cuernavaca on Sunday.
Scores of the rebels led by Gen. De
Leo were killed by the federal artil-
lery and had TO withdraw in disorder.
Government officials claim 10 have
secured confessions from Zapatista
prisoners that rifles and ammunition
had been smuggled to the rebels
from the United States and assert
that this bears out the charge that
the rebels would have been whipped
decisively long ago had il not been
for aid given them from American
societies.
They accuse the American govern
ment OF countenancing this aid, but
intimate that closer watch would
have prevented the arms and ammu-
milton reaching their destination.
Situation Improved.
The banking situation is consider
ably improved and financiers declare
that the big institutions will have no
trouble in weathering the storm
caused by the runs. The situation
has been relieved by the decision of
the Central bank 10 reduce its capi-
tai from fifteen million TO five mil
lion and the appointment OF govern
ment supervisors for the bank of
London and Mexico.
The American Smelling & Refining
Co, a Guggenheim concern. Monday
announced the indefinite suspension
of all its business in Mexico begin
ming Jan. I. This will throw thou
sands Of men out OF work. as the
company Is one Of the largest manu-
featuring concerns doing business IN
Mexico.
The declaration Of Gen. Villas
that angered the federals was made
at chihuahua Sunday.
Nothing less than the fall Of Hperta
and his banishmeht from the country
will ever be considered as a prelimf-
nary toward peace I'm Mexico" said
Gen Villa He was prompted
To discuss the subject because OF the
repetition OF a report from Mexico
City that Gen. Huerta might resign
n favor OF q member OF his cabinet.
As the report also stated that Gen.
Huerta was thinking OF taking the
field against the rebels, IL was not
considered in any wav as a possible
peace move. The subject OF peace
however. came up in Gen. Villas
counsels and the rebel leader was
moved To outline the rebels views in
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWOD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
FAIL TO FIND
MISSING WILL
Final Search Being Made for Last
Testament Of Late Cardinal
RampOlley.

ROME. Dec. 2g-Hope 81 finding
the latest viii pf Cardinal Rampolia
has virtually been given up and Non
day a testament made and signed hv
the cardinal % years ago. was pub
Iclv read in the presence OF the late
prelate's sister. Baroness Perana. and
her husband.
This viii named Baroness Perana
the sole heir. with the exception of a
Few unimp0rtElr legacies
The police are still trying 20 solve
the mystery OF the missing document
and detectives are making a thorough
search OF quarters when IL is eXpec, b.
ed the testament may have been se-
GREETED The authorities hold the
theory that the VIII has not been de
stroyed but has beer hidden
Immediately before the reading 81
the will the seals we're taken from
the room in which The cardinal died
and another thorough search tor tho
missing document was made.
owing 90 the opposition from the
family OF the dead prelate and from
Pope Plus Y. 10 is probable that the
elimination OF the body viii De Iea-
nitey abaDdo~@s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
MEN AND BOYS TO BE
HOSTS AT CHURCH NEE 7

As the elimination OF a Sunday
school mem beTship contest. the men
and boys Of the First Pres byterian
Sunday school Will entertain the
women and girls this evening. The
entertainment viii consist OF music
and indoor games and the serving OF
light refreshments. The affair VIII
also be in the nature of a farewell 20
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leisure. who viii
leave wednesday 10 reside in Port
land. Ore Through the membership
contest in which the men and boys
lost 10 the women and girls. 100 new
members were added 10 the Sunday
school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
FERRIS TELLS U. S. TO
KEEP ITS HANDS Off
Michigan Governor Resents InterTcr-
ence OF Official From Wash
ingtOn.

BIG RAPIDS, Mich. Dec 2g.-In
scholarly language. Woodbridge y.
Ferris governor Of Michigan. Monday
told the u. s. government, as repre-
sented by Special Investigator John
b. DensmOre, to mind its own busi-
ness. Mr.. Densmore stopped here be-
tween trains for a conference with the
Michigan executive before going to the
copper country to investigate the
strike for Secy. Of Labor Wilson.
The federal government has no
business in the copper country" said
Gov. Ferris
IF Michigan were not doing it's
duty, it would be the governments
duty to step in. but Michigan is doing
its duty. There is a grand jury in
Houghton right now from which Mr..
Meyer or anybody else can get fair
play"
Mr.. Densmore left Immediately after
the conference for the north.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
RED SCHOOL HOUSE
IS NOW A CHURCH
ROCkhiII School Building to Be
InterdenOminationaI Church
Was Dedicated to New
Work Sunday.

The RockhiH school house in
school district No. 5. vacated because
of the few children OF school age in
the district. has been turned over TO
the people of the vicinity to be used
as an interdenominational church, in
charge OF a board of directors repre-
senting six different churches in
South Bend. Impressive dedicatory
exercises were held Sunday after
noon, and the school will be known
from now on as the Rockhill Union
church.
The building is a substantial brick
structure and has been retinished TO
fit il for its new use. Services Will
be held on each Sunday afternoon,
Bible study at 2:3G o'clock and regu-
lar worship at 3:45. in charge of
Elder Paul r. Harris Of the Trinity
Presbyterian church OF South Bend.
The affairs Of the church will be in
charge OF the board of directors con-
sisting of Perry Whiteman of the
Trinity Presbyterian church; William
Kreps of Grace NJ. e; Noah Lehman
OF Mizpah Evangelical: Francis Whit
mer OF the First Brethren; w. j.
Rudduck OF the Indiana av. Chris
tian church. and o. b. Keene Of
Westminster Presbyterian.
The Bible school which was or
EsllAAlfNA AttN+ - AAeln TIC AOlAON III Z,
officers: superintendent owen
Whiteman: assistant superintendent,
William Kreps; corresponding secre-
tary Mrs q. y. Keene: secretary and
treasurer. Albert Rerick: primary
class. Mrs William Kreps; boys
class. Miss Grace Whiteman; girls
class. Mrs +. s. Perkins; Bible class.
Paul r. Harris.
The first services were held in the
church Dec. :. but the formal dedica-
ton did not take place until Sunday.
The exercises were as follows: The
Constraining influence" Rev z. r.
Harris: THE Power OF the Gospel, +"
Rev a +. Thomas OF the First
Brethren church; The JOY of Serv-
ice" Rev j. O. Mos.er OF Mizpah
Evangelical church. Service and
Sacrifice" Rev. J. $ Burns of Trinity
Pres hyterian church. The invocation
was offered by Rev J. q. MoSier; the
prayer of dedication hy Rev. J. s.
Burns: the scripture nd prayer by
Elder Harris. The bDnedictiOn was
pronounced by Rev. A. T. Thomas.
Attendance was large and Il mem
hers of the various churches taking
part ia the new organization were
made honorary members OF the
church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
INQUEST MAY NOT
DISCLOSE IDENTITY
OF CALUMET FIEND
Every Witness Has Different
Description of Man Who
Shouted "Fire" And Caused
Death of II Children.

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-The bullet
which was imbedded near the spine
of Charles IL. MOyer, president OF the
Western Federation of Miners. was
removed Monday afternoon by am
operation at st. Luke's hospital.
DIR. George Y. Hilton said the
operation was successful and that
Meyer would soon be able TO leave
his bed.
CALUMET. Mich, Dec %. 4
crowd that packed the Red Jacket
town hall and theater building and
Overfiowed into the street. gathered
to attend the publis inquest into the
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
THREE MEN KILLED IN
EXPLOSION IN MINE

BICKNELD. Ind, Dec. 29-Three
men were killed and one was injured
in an explosion at the Indian Greek
Coal Co.'s mine near here this morn
ing. The exact cause OF the explosion
has not been determined. -Four other
men i'm the mine at the time OF the
explosion escaped uBhurt.
The men who were killed were at
the bottom of the shaft i'm what Is
known as the hump. The explosion
hurled several caal cars down upon
them. Their bodies were recovered
from the mass of wreckage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
BEGIN SURVEY Of,
|NTER-LAkE CANAL
u. S. Engineers to Inspect
Routes of Lake Michigan to
Lake Erie Deep Waterway
Through Northern Indiana.

p NJ Churchill. L. =. engineer, and
Malcolm Il. Sutherland Of Cleveland.
a surveyor with the L. S. army engi-
neers. started Monday morning from
Toledo for a. trip over the proposed
routes OF the Michigan Erie canal.
As the work progresses other engi-
neering staffs Will be employed and
Mir. Churchill Will organize them for
the final survey.
The surveyors will likely reach
South Dend about THURSDAY They
VIII &C over all the routes suggested
for the big ship canal. The Michi-
gan City-South Bend-Fort Wayne
route is the first being followed.
This information comes authentic.
and means a revival of the lake-to-
lake canal agitation. with perhaps
better prospects than ever before OF
a canal being built. The Michigan
City-South Bend-FOrt Wayne route
-. OF course the most favored here.
though there is a possibility OF the
route being varied so as 10 skip Fort
Wayne and run nearer TO Angola.
y route OF Ions standing has also
neer laid across southern Michigan.
starting near st. Joseph and cutting
across that state 30 the Lake Erie
shore 1ear Monroe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
THREE MORE CHINESE
REGIMENTS MUTINY

PEKIN, Dec. 29.-Three regiments
of the Chinese army under Gen. Yang
Hu-Pin have TeYOlted in Ymnan
province and proclaimed the province
independent, with DR.. sun Vat Sen
provisional president, according to a
dispatch received here Monday from
Tali-Eu.
The Chinese college at Tali-Fu was
raidled and several professors and stu
dents murdered. Pres. Yuan Shih
Kai has ordered troops against the
mutineerS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
ARREST ONE SUSPECT IN
CRAMER SHOOTING CASE
ID News-Times.

cptcldI 10 -NtW > I IIIitS.
BUCHANAN, Mich. Dec 29.-Ar-
rested as suspect in the shooting case
OF William Cramer, farm hend on the
Mary Clark poultry farm near here,
a neighboring farmer is being held by
the sheriff's Office for examination. His
name was not given out. Other are
rests are expected 10 follow.
Cramer, who was shot down as he
started from the barn TO the Clark
house late Friday night, may die, as
pneumonia has set in. He is still
unable TO give any information as 20
his aSsailant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
STOLL MAY BE MADE
SECRETARY OF BOARD

Edward StOll Of South Bend. auto
mobile registry clerk in the Office OF
Lew Ellingham. secretary OF state. az
Indianapolis. may be made secretary
Of the Indiana Panama-Pacific eXpro-
sltion commission at its meeting az
the state house Tuesday. The com
mission has just returned from a trip
10 San Francisco where the Indiana
building is being erected. and viii re-
port its findings Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
NfEIROSE.
rs. Emily

NELROSE, Mass.-Mrs. Emily
Cham berlain. aged 100. granddaugh-
ter OF homas Cutler. one OF the orig
inai minute men OF Lexington, is dead
here. When she was 2 years old
Cen. Lafayette visited Lexington and
kissee her when she presented him
with n bouquet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
OTHER DISTRICT CHAIRNfFN.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 29-
Democratic chairmen We're elected in
10 districts Monday 10 comprise the
state central committee
AT the sixth district convention, W.
g.. Chambers was chosen. Fifth dis
trict democrats elected James l..
Randell OF Greencastle over Don NJ.
Roberts Of Terre Haute. The tenth
district selected Charles J. Murphy.
the fourth NJ. Griffith OF Nevay ard
the eighth VIM. A. Kunkel OF Bluff
ton. Control OF the central commit
tee by so-called ''Taggart men" is as
sured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
NEWTON,

NEWTON, y. J.-Geo. Schaefer
hatcheG an egg on the kitchen stove
using a baking powder can and cot
ton. The chicken is alive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29

erable momentum by the time the
convention convened.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-29
THE WEATHER

Indiana Cloudy to-
night: probably snow iu
extreme south portion
Tuesday fair.
Low er NJ Mic n iga o..
Cloudy tonight and Tues
day. slightly colder
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-25

A recent order from the "land depart
ment" Of the Navy Department abolishes
the old terms Of ''starboard" and "port,'
substituting the words "right" and
cleft" Shade of Davy Jones! Imagine
the confusion Of an old.time mate il the
captain has ordered him to have the
men take a pull on the fright" main
braces. He wouldn't know il he had
the men to haul on the ''right'' braces
but what they might be at the wrong
braces. There is no reason in the world
why the old nomenclature should be
changed except as fad, while there are
many reasons why the old and we'll.
known terms should be retained, Even
most landsmen know what starboard and
port mean, and each has only one mean
ing, while the terms ''right' and "left''
each have several meanings which might
easily lead to misunderstanding orders
on board ship, and possibly at critical
period. But as naval vessels are no
longer "ships." but kind of big machine
shops and manned by mechanics and
tradesmen instead of seamen, it might
be just as we'll, after all, to let the latter
talk like land-lubbers, it being natural
ly more understandab le-to them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-25
10000. .esss.ess...s...
County News

Chas. Edwards of Drayton has new
40 b. p, plowing outfit.
Cecil Stull shipped carload of stock
from Glasston last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Reilly oi
Crystal, April 10Th, girl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Beaudry,
at Neche, April 18th, son.
Cavalier is to have potato elevator
The Mill Company will own it.
Jas. Baker, Paul Norman, and G. N
Morris of Neche ride in new Ford cars.
tits Mayor McMurray, Trustees De.
Isle and Marshal Blackjack at Walhal.
la now.
Walhalla people gave Rev. and Mrs.
Collins "farewell'' and made them nice
presents.
P. u. Reilly of Crystal has rented his
land and will take a look at the Peace
River country.
Mrs. A. o. Burdick returned to Cava.
lier last week after visiting with his son
at Brantford, N. D.
Rev. Fr. Massonnat of Pembina was
the guest of Rev. Fl. ]. U. sevigny last
Friday.-St Thomas Times.
Mrs. Donald Thomson Of Harlow.
town, Mont. was the guest Of Mrs. Aug
Short of Cavalier during last week.
r. H. Fadden of Neche has .'gone
again, this time to Calgary to visit with
his brother and attend to business
matters.
Leo Warner, who has been at the
Neche depot for several months has
taken charge of the Glasston station Of
the G. N.
st. Thomas will vote on the question
of issuing bonds to install an electric
light plant to cost from %, 500 TO- $1,000
next Monday.
Young Brothers of Neche who were
burned out two weeks ago, have decided
to quit the butcher business and intend
to move to the northwest this SUNNI or.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nau, Of Cavalier
lost their, three months old baby on Sat.
urday of last week. They are new resi-.
dents of Cavalier where Mr.. Nau is in
the garage business.
s. Thorwaldson Of Arka sold Fred
Radke Of Crystal "a head OF cattle Of
different ages for 81, ,72O. Mr.. Thorwald.
son will replace them with Holsteins.
Douglas Armstrong, seven miles north
east Of Cavalier sold two year old
steers that weighed about 1000 each for
seven cents pound. The steers were
fed 8 pounds of barley meal per day with
turnips and cornstalks. Cattle pay the
cattle raiser.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-25
,Connniss
Proceedings.
OFFICIAL.

D. r. Beggs appeared before Board
regarding the 1907 delinquent taxes ap.
pearlng against lots II to IA block 81
Hamilton village. after examining the
matter it was resolved to accept in full
settlement Of said taxes the sum Of e62.-
IS, being the original taxes plus cost Of
advertising and interest due ct date Of
sale. st
Upon motion duly adopted T. ]. Veum
Of Walhalla village and Oddur Dahlman
Of Gardar township are hereby appoint.
ed county constables in and for tho
county Of Pembina and state Of North
Dakota for the ensuing term which ends
the first Monday in January 19l6. laid
parties to each furnish bond in sum d
stOQ0 90 and qualify before Nay meeting
q this board. ss5 5
Upon motion duly adopted Tho tWc
bonds q the wollasgsr MntE. CompaAy
each In the sum Of q 500. 90 Iel ths f1kn.