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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
AWARD OF SIDEWALK CON
TRACT.

In 1bs LressuE= u Z large AD1
IB1ereste1 audience -a1Dsl r. from
al paI1s d lie LI1ys blds Wers
reserved By the IIty DDuDeu lasi
N9uday Tor tit CONSTIPATION u
SON. thirteen and Dne-bbl1 miles
81 cement Sidewalks. 7 our COM
pellue tlrus sLULU1frd bids 1Or the
contract. VI. lie ohreTepJf1
CONSTRUCTION 10. shreveport La
4 EI41sO1, Crowley, La 4. ,.
Jackson d 60 Aew IDer1a, Ii
:. NJ Jones, CrsaI Springs, Ill
The prices submitted II these
uds were % widely ri faIlaDee,
mai tie CouueiL -srDUgbt best 10
defer Awaiting 1bs contract III
I'll tbe-rIas eDl3d bA sLaUI1ed
t1.1dJ12hly. With tins cid II
r5l4K. TIE meeting Was ADJOURNED
10 M a1Desdsy evening. Ou re-
e0u4 +IlIng. the b1d u :. u Jones
fgr s.55. 3-g.75 and thai Of c. =
.Jae ksOu L 90. for Z fraction over
-. 5000 were The OIL! ones
considered a motion was maoe
thai The contract y gwen 10 :
"a. Jones: provided that hs DE-
,r..}- Z forfeit q $4,000 As L
--asraut - u good faith AID that
B4 furnish bond 10 1be smOuDf o
. Der cent o. TIE contract Ir1st
provided further, that should =
VI. Jones fail - eAIT- out ADy ~
il pro lsl on, then, IL that z Eli
The contract w0uId 20 10 4. =
Jackson & 20. TINS latter Prov
son "a us5d sOIDe discussion bBl
the MOTION finally prevailed, al
present voting il favor save LDuu-
Gilman MlgDeZ who refused ~
record Z vote either t0r Or agaInsl
the proposition Al thls stage u
the proceedings, The Mayor Elshe1
To know from the City Attorney
whether Or Dot BIZ had prepared
he sidewalk ordinance. To winch
Mr.. DuIauy replied 1hst 1t had
BOT. Dor had BE- since sZsmIue4
The ordinance il gIastlOD- Tue
MayBr then asked i BE- had drawn
I'D the contract and WIS answer
I'd Ii tie Affirmative; whsrsuF,Dn
the Mgr9r gave D0t1es that be
would refrain from SIZZLING tie
s0utraet until satisfied that the
ordinance was properly drawn
and every interest 0f The taxpayer
saferusrdsd. The clause prOFId
ny that the work should 20 10 fhr
Dex4 lowest bidder Ii the event
" failure Oh the part Of the low
es4 10 carry ont hls contract We
,elleTa. was aD error 0D the part
IF tba C0uDril TIE difference IN
bese h9ds il 80 great, fbs sse0Do
5eing nearly - per cent higher
than The first 1hst u would have
DHen far better had TIE C0unell
eliminated the provision; and, "a
tbe event Of failure ID the psrI
Of the contractor 10 GETTY out ms
agreement. then t,ids could have
5een rsadTert9sed for and plsssl-
5lT The interest d taEIBg.-s
would have bssn better served
We SAID asast week that We felt the
iHBf gDoper1RDe To tsE1i3a these
walks. But. If the work ear b.
done 81 tie prices gwen by the
Dee essful bidder. the tax upon
The ownars viii Dsf fe ss great u
was thought. and the hardships
attendant upOn the eonsfrDet8sn
81 the walks eo--esg,oDdingly Tess.
On the other hand. II Sseksen L.
CO. b-6orns The successful BIDDERS.
then our OPINIONS as expressed
lasf week are unsltsrsd The
people await the results.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

-4st III -aer-1Arr b. and L. l
t.r-t,v Instructed 10 30 81 Fl-- f.-
C14rk Of Court and 10 aJt1o'-z-
I'm ~ s-ar,r-l tb4 JU3gm-ur NJ
81 ~ o. any other g01gn-lt a.
favor If -h- Parish and p-sflr-
upon tn property u H. t-sfa'-
al Jos. J-f7ersDu
Mrs Cows Lyon, b resident
along tb4 Model Road Dssr J+a1-
.ra4-1 asked 10 b. pad tb+ s1ra
Of 500 ~ for dsnages claimed ~
have b44u done her By TIE cut
ing Of drainage ditch f1r5l-.
her r,roIar1r under direction o.
the State Highway Department
On milton. duly seconded ab3
carried tie matter wss ref1fr-
10 Dr. BeykiD and Mr. Druil1-i
for adJustDeBr
Mr.. EgIest0n. demanded that d
Ylgtt-of-Ksy for dram for tb~
MODEL Road Dt delivered 10 hlm
through 4he property 81 M ) g.
Akers b. IgDTlde5 fT ths plans b.
4Fje State Highway DaIar1me8-
Tins was also referred 10 Dr.
B9vkjn and Mr.. Dr-uiIhet On H.
ion. dr1y seconded and carried
Mr.. Egl+gt0u also asked that
sbuttIng property OWDefs b. Dol
Iha9 to construct pTgoaebes -
the Model Road 10 conform WITH
the resolution adopted, proTldID-
for 1he construction d these AZ
TruBabas On motion u Mr. De-
BlsDe. seconded By Mr. Rzmer1
and carried Tn SHcrefBrF was
instructed 10 send these notice.
TO eaeh abuttIng Owner
The forms used I'D the eonstrne-
ton Of TIE Jgisel concrete bridge
which Contractor Es]esf0D offered
10 sslI X The Parish for $1,000
were declined. On motion Of M
Gates, duly ses0Bdea and esr11ed
Mr. Landry asked that The Po-
bee jury bUild b fridge over the
COulee lying between the Ssyurs
road and the road leading 10 Gun
Island On motion II Mr.. BON
gro. seeeDdsd by Mr.. Dee0art
and carried, b committee coin
posed Of Or. King. Messrs. De-
Blanc. Gates and LandrE were
Instructed 10 Investigate The needs
81 sIeb d bridge with aufbOrItv
10 build il if found essary and
10 seizure deeds for rights Of war
through tbe properties Of Messrs
Lazeg aDs3 Landry through which
thls road passas-
The ~ retry WIS instructed
TO request 1hs Dlstrlet Attorney 10
ssepr- deeds for 81 r1gbts-o5-
WAYS for roads and draIuage
through private properties. not
DOW 81 record.
On rsqq est Of Mr.. Gordon A
>aDdaz, Aifir3e SegBra WIS On
rngtsoB Of MIR. DeBlane. SECONDED
by DR. Bogkin and carried. ap-
POINTED he Stock E1upoBnder for
The territory lying between the
forty arpeu1 road and the road
leading 10 PoBffet switch. and
from the Lsrnaire line II tie line
Of the 18th ward.
Mr.. G. J. Aebse, representing
Harry Bros, Of Louisiana Request
20 that TIE claim Of Harry Bros
Tor iron e0IFsrtS and road drags
purchased by the Parish be sci
tied for with L certificate Of In
ostdedBess, wbsrsupon Mr. Ian
dry offered the following ras,,lu-
ton Which WIS seconded b. M
Detlane and carried by the fol
bNIng PEA and nap rgfe.
seas-Massrk. hing. DeBlar,..
Dte0uff- D4leamtre, Carr. ss4s,s.
Landry "a. Nass-Nassrs Hsav
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

] z1rnvnnc. my rancldary ta- Cpn-
u1issiorls- e FinaDr. and appeal u the
vDtsrs % New Iberia 5g- support Enn
enhancement pf ID. -sco-d winch me
vo-s Of nv uffic. -~TrsB-u-E
The same EatiE1artu-y End sc-upEIos 8
a-1en-iun &c the une-urf End mSnfDlc
details pf Ii. uttIr. rnd.- the new Eye
TEN u government viii bs introduced
Il 1svg-sd by election.
R.Ep,sr-fnny,
2 JCyIE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I'D LIE PTELTr-

ns-sDy auDDunus uySst az cED-
ulasts tU- ID. posItlDI y TRUSTEE u
PUBLIC SAFETY. unds- The Con- uliF-
Elts1 III y Ggv.-rI1I5s ~ re sl.c-lDl Il
tar. plsos VI Monday, Juus d 1913.
! -sBpsr-5rly Bohcr+ II. support u IL
vU-.-B q Yev Tt,e-ls IL the tlghsBt O..
gee u enoIp. they may Zee int they
csu rUusrisr-lpuEly give IL IN. lev
ChF-ts-. and ths privileges = LIZ psUps
tns-eunoer. R-s ne highest gRarau-ss
o. Z fg51hful Bs-vIc. u cU-y III ny ys-t
&C LlUGEL-N
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

5u-Es-r,s L-n1rs Carve - E-rw1 rv-
s-rpbs-s ~ tn< pert -srscy Mate az ~
diseases of 9ise EErE- znc also In rE-I-E,
bruises End bg1lz. Ee6n5=s znlS1nz-arz
suc u Hppthlng Hnd nesllng. :
snsEsmxE, 4sunAlEfas- nf News, q Lrr-
reEgns a. C.. x-zz=E 1-x- aaas ssrx ts4@,sr
tss sc-lDuE s4zn szAn<u4 E1s<1 crxer ss1-
s1ses 1aiieE Only z5-- z=razUeusss
By - ax<a<z-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

We ~. futnU-Izsd Il Bu1DrDc. M
TTDCLPE r F1t5ECK al csndlnEt.
IN III. Dtfic. u Trustee Dt -UDhc F-vf-
s-ry u1ns- the coz rIEElJI ! u-1u d CU7-
s-uusrt Eubjsrt u The ac-1UI u u. CRY
.lsr-iu1 DI KyDdsy, JIM. II 1873.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
xyes s,mker VIII Pain

Tns-e yErY .s< ] had 3 ve-T had spell
ID n~zzalEss WHICH szssx ~ Eyes -
sersne sunEer ErE .raannps WIN s>.u.
Eunss Lsshsnlnz O. rs -snpnDsnse<
x.z sfssr nssnz. fne ~ asft END mas
Ss1 zssxznza. Esys A. 6. Cnsry. I'D EEn
Br-en 5rcr1. 1=srnh<sE. TH- Tins VIM
dEzn medicine Is ssaE Vt u sszzEE1s
erEywAA
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

1Afkfag< "a LIE mEl
l could hardly live
Ny husband had 10
rzEl rubber on Ill fise
gEtes fur ] couid not
stss,1 = r. hxve .
getk sssk,
II kise nac tssck-
aclae Mse . fuiiEess
IN my aDmsA. !
noticed fhast LEais
Z PirlknEn . Tses~
table COMPOUND IVES
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
RuB.MY.1ISM
Rheumatism

" d III = II ~ - q III = q y III
Neuralgia, Headachss, Cramps,
CoIic, Sprsins. Bruises, CIrs and
Burns, Old Sores. Stiogg u Inset 3
Etc. Anfiseptie Ansdya%, rg=d II
te-nally and externally. Prize 1T
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
TTTSTFf nF ENANE.

We e.. ns-sDy authorized u aunDruc.
J z ST5EF5IELLE Is : rEpaIugts -sy
ID. Dt<Ir. u T-uFt.s q frEucs scuos-
IL. CDn iHrlv1 FD-n q Government
Epr5s-1 y "a. artjuI q III Cry sIsr-lUn
II D. he'd or Kunasy, JEI. u 49,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

4 nrns G~I't gel strung End -Dbnst
while irtesttnE ~sx~s EFT sway rs VI
tsIty- To give ths ctr-ie 3 rnsnre u
E-rr there parasites unEt De oesngys1
END expelled WHITES CREAM YEP
ETFUGE is guaranteed 10 --nUvs ia.
MAKES, II also yutE the vr-sl DrgxnE II
1=x3tny, sasnrpns condition Prize Z5c
ps- ssortas Sps ss Zstprgs Drug Co
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
Malaria or chiIIs & Fever
Fninsks Togg

r =sr-iI,fion no. Cllss r. prepared es-tsci-tlly
f. Esl f4rsiH u ClasLl { : ~ 2
7 ~. OF Six doaeB WI tUeak ;zIy c".,,. l.1s
II ezen then II 9 SONG fse esfs-- y . -
~ IN. Il MA Dn Ise hpeI b,ftl1 -.
Clioluel and ages flof fT1l'r III rl-h--a-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
ID The VOTERS OF NV IBKRIA

au rguoIdst. I'M tns yDBr-lDu ..
CCRK-5S-CEt u PUBLIC PROP
EPTy yyr- confederation VIII he up
IJr.cIatscs yDr- vUts BOArItsc pyD1 IL
Qualifications srd MT based upDI Ii.
ground q tTisnaEnIp q political EttliIs-
tiU1E ! VIII .pdssvU- % Ea+lEty tbs
SJ.st.Et IuuDsT, Euc suggest Ia. rel
.Tenouu I'll a. lag. u Imprint rnosT-
-sKIgE.
-ar-,es--1rqTt-y Tyrgf--r
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

The following e0muuI1 q ! e,u
WIS received from Mr.. Jas u
Wyebe and ordered inscribed Oh
tie minutes
To thu President and Members II
tie Pbbee jury 81 IBERIA Parish.
La.
Dear rlr. As pei rsa1Hst ct
gVBr Secretary, made 10 me b tie
last meeting 81 ygur Board, /
MAKE herewith my formal pro
test ID writing, 10 The aetl0a y
yOBr Body IL authorizing Or d
ree1iug the State Engineer, M
Shields 10 make TarlOas and ssE-
Hral sCgveEA through ny pr9pertF
with view Of 0psuIne NJ : Esw
road from &rW Iberia 10 81 Mar
fInYiIle. A. u well known 10
E0ur President and several mem-
bfrx Of pour Body fbls question:
Of right Of WaT fDf public r0as1
10 81 Martin Liz. Was dlsTAsed
81 finally several gears age tIT
the Be1lOn Of 90ur predecessor IL
sffies. III appointing 3 e1HIDJft4ss
Il Bsjse1 1bs I8oBf s6TsHth ge8ns
route for tins road 10 value 1hr
land. assess The damage, add *
F,rDpf1Hte TIE prDpsTfE. Tins WIS
done and according 10 the dsel-
sioD Of the District Court, 1hB
proceedings We're strictly Ia egn-
fgrmIty with 1aH- ! have bsaa
TsHid, The amount assessfz5 for TIE
property. and insofar b. ] Bm tor-
serue3. the matter Of d rlahf-of-
wHy bas been disposed Of finally
OF course ] viii oppose by Bnr
means ii M disposal Euy road
projected through NY property,
exeeId tie 0De which HAY be fiull4
On the right Of way above re
farre9 10, and ] take tins means
10 make my position elear 10
your body believing that tor
Sense Of ,sglf and gISt1ee VII
lead Y0R UPON mature cDIsldera-
ton 10 appreciate that NY pos
ton b. thoroughly right and teD-
aide Ii law. nor DO ] believe that
Fo1T Hop0rs4ae Body would DE-
i.f,erafe8v F5olate q contract Dr
30 81 Injustice 10 ally tsass citizen
q the Parish whose position is
fzas4sined by BOT only moral, bat
Legal right
Respectfully submitted,
Jas. N. WfcTF.
A rsqnegf frsm the American
Cane Growers Association asking
for financial assistance 10 secure
more Favorable Legislation for The
=. f,duets Of Louisiana was re-
e4sirt,d and was 81 IDf15on 81 Mr..
Gates, sesgzaaa BIZ DR. Beykin,
ordered tailed. Nessrs. Laudrr
Ind DeBlaDe TotIng sgsing1 TIE
notion - table
Toe LeTse Patra3 CgIH1n5tfse of
the Parish 81 pssH4e GDnpae asked
q exdIfrlfyTr3fco 10 ASSIST III gaagd- /
fng fba leraes Of that Parish On
motion Of Mr.. DeBlsDe. second
ed ~ DR. BgvEin. the President
WIS authorized IL contribute a.
asDoBn4 egUal 10 that giTeD IT
s.. Mar ~ ~. Marin Parishes
fut NOT 10 e1eesd s5F5. rts Is.
King reported that BE- and Or
BsTkin had conferred with HEALTH j
Officer DIR =. q Dsrfv and To-
ge1nsr he'd rsaeb the conclusion
that thu dufses ~ tSss8ff 1sfHoar
- defined bT Lar. we're sBe1 b
u render II 1nsvsr9et1eafse for anF
a EsleiaD 10 perform them and
se1B41nBe ffe 7rart5ee Of .Els Trf-
issslan 1hsy therefore agreed ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

h l. BRrEe 81
muller 49, : zr-
t@rpf1sa - 81
BIB $50 r a. ii
Clark 4 C0u- s.
Nation I''e Ia ~
Or q IlariFg !
Go ~ I1AasN =
Ass ~ III
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

AZ ks1il
Il Z. Hews r
Nvet4 800 EH B
kalgudet Lllmi ]
taus CaWs sle II
s. a og'tiar u 81
Ygui5 $3.50 lao
Brougs8rd s1E F's
50 Adr1an Bqa II,
Basseg $50 IN
s1Z DeBiane L A4,9
l. J. Latina si1
A Occur $50 Jss a
Co sI83 L. Ape
AT Het,at-t ST. M
1915 Planter ] =.
81 l.. I.alInstf
soDat s12 >tgts
1Den4 $4,000 M I'd
Co y q FsrDas !
NJ Brgumard e
$3.50 Csment l, .,
LaDdrt ST Is FH :
Jos Bu a# allf =
JUSTICES ani I
J K Ia IN B;s'
J. A Batiin Aa
s1495 NJ. A. liz
LegBen s1aT
80. 4 J, IHpIa
Occur ss.g5 4
< Nlgnez sl2N
s1015 z. ItBn
Rom ero 1856 ID
z R0mere ss@
5000; JAS. Bofs
CrlnIE
LuiB Isreallz saas
$3.50 WflItneF II !.
r. Ewes IS Ed y z
thur aBdoz So
$3.50. "a
There beng Be
Dess ttle meeting !
on tB0t5un If NJ
s+e9n8a8 and carr
Fl A E
" L BIZ
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10

Respectfully,
MAURICE C4-LIAED.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-10
JUSTICES anl r.

LuIn I,reallz sii's
$3.50 VI iGItney i.
T. Ewes IS bG y z
thur aItGgZ SaA
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30
What Has Been Done.

The county commissioners have laid
a road thru the county (No. 2 and y.
along the Great Northern. This is a
main travelled road.
They have laid road east and west
thru the county from near Cyrus. thru
Morris to beyond Chokio. This is a
main travelled road fror Cyrus to
Morris and from Alberta to Chokio.
but for most of the distance from
Morris to Alberta it is simply trail.
To build a road there will cost
thousands of dollars to fill across
sloughs, cut down hills and bridge
the Muddy.
After it is built the farmers of
Pepperton will not use it, nor will
any but only a few from Scott and
Darnaa.
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30

Hume, Saskatchewan. May 90
Died at her home in Willow Bunch,
Sask.. Canada. May 13. Dora, aged
33 years. eldest daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Tracy. formerly of Clear
water, Mimi. now of Weyburn, Sask.
Just IL years ago Dora left her home
in Clearwater to visit friends in
Chokio, Minn., where she married
M. ]. Collins of that place. There
they lived for four years, when Mrs.
Collins health gradually failed
They sold their home and moved to
Seattle, Wash. in search of health.
She seemed to gain health and strength
and moved back to Dakota where Mr..
Collins was engaged in business.
There she contracted another cold
which stuck to her until she had to
give Up housekeeping and came to
Canada where she stayed for several
months for rest. Then going to the
Walker Sanitorium Walker, Mimi, for
consumption. she gained her strength
wonderfully. Two years ago she in
tended going to Colorado but was
advised by the Mayo brothers of
Rochester, not to go. She returned
home to Canada where she slowly
failed until last Tuesday. when she
passed away. Up to the last moment
she spoke to members of her family.
Besides her husband and three
children she leaves to mourn her loss
her mother. three brothers and two
sisters: Thomas, of Willow Bunch
Paul and Hugh, of Weyburn. and Mrs.
Frank Bauer and Mrs. JAS. j. Ken
nedy. of Melrose, MINI. The funeral
was held from the Catholic church at
WeybuTn. Sask.
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30
Teaching Corps.

1t is matter for congratulation
that there will not be as many changes
in the teaching corps of the public
schools as it was thought some time
ago there would be. Besides Supt.
Davies, Miss Lundstrom, Mr.. Hal
gren, Miss Dyer and Mr.. johnson will
remain in the high school, Mrs. Han
rahan and Mrs. Myron in the Long
fellow grades and Misses Gosson,
Murphy and Moran in the Lincoln
school. The new teachers are Miss
Grace Dunwiddie, of Munroe. Wis,
assistant principal; Miss Grace Nc
Clure, of Litchfeld, teacher of Eng
lish: Miss Mabel Brady. 4th and 5th
grades. Longfellow; Miss Fitzsim-
mons, primary, Longfellow; and Miss
Helen Smith, primary, Lincoln.
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30
Action Must Be Taken Right
Now.

The county board has already ap-
propriated S6. $50 to be spent on
these roads and the state highway COM
mission has apportioned $5. .O93.55 in
addition. If this sum of nearly So. :
600 is spent this year as at present
appropriated. it means that future APP
preparations will have to be spent on
the same roads for several years to
come. During the next ten years
years under the state aid granted by
the Dunn act. Stevens county will
spend quarter of a million dollars
on permanent roads. If this money
is spent as now appropriated, a large
share of it will be wasted.
The presept appropriations fGw
these rsads (half of which is paid
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30

The reason there is not road there
today is because the public does not
want it there. If the public had
wanted it there, the sloughs woald
have been filled, the hills cut down
and the Muddy bridged.
Instead Of this the public went one
mile north, and there they filled and
cut and bridged, and if now there is
going to be permanent macadam
road built here is the place to build
it. The farmers have built their
homes along this road, and many
branch roads come intoit. This road
is shown on the map by crossed line.
The county commissioners have also
laid a road north and south thru the
center of the county (Nos, 6, 8 and
81. Not more that two or three miles
of this stretch can be called main
travelled road and for several miles
there is no road at all. Running
from the center of the county south,
it is travelled for only short dis
tance where it merges into the i'm
portant Frog Lake road. For the most
southerly six miles, there are not
more than two houses on the road in
the entire distance. But east of this
road there is main thorofare leading
to Morris and west of it is another
one leading to Alberta. These are
the roads that the public wants tc
travel and here is where the money
should be spent. These roads are
shown by crossed line.
Running north from the center Of
the county this road is we'll travelled
only for short distances in and out Of
Donnelly. 1t serves only small
number of people, and appears as al
attempt to turn around the travel tt
and from Donnelly. The public de.
manus good road running west from
Donnelly and another. running east
like those shown by crossed line
and that is where the money shoulC
be spent.
State road No. 4 is not nearly a.
bad a selection as the others whicl
, have been criticised, but there arr
several reasons why the road straigh
] north from the city would have beel
! better. Road No. q runs thru 10
of rough country, and lies so near tn
. lakes that it has no feeders from tn
east for quite distance. The roa'
] straight north from the city is mai
! road and also a straight road to El
bow Lake.
t Hancock has a state road runnin
j due west which was not selected be
e cause of its Importance. The heav
9 travel to Hancock comes from Hodge
] and from the southwest and ther
+. are roads in each direction whic
should have some of this state aid.
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30

make known to him their own opinion
as to where these state roads should
be.
THE STATE ROADS.
The following are the state roads of
Stevens county -
No. Ia small and uuimportant
piece of road in Swan Lake designated
several years ago.
No. 2.-The road from Morris to
Hancock along the Great Northern.
No. 3.-Another small piece in
Swan Lake.
No. "A road running north on
the township line between Framnas
and Morris and Swan Lake and Rends-
vile.
No. 5.-A road running southwest
from Morris across the Browns Valley.
track and thence dus west thru the
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30
COMMENCEMENT
Graduation Exercises at Armory
Tonight.

The graduation exercises Of the
largest class which ever completed
the courses at the local high school
will be held at the armory this even
ing. The details of the program will
be as announced last week.
On last Sunday evening. the Con-
gregational church was filled to it's
capacity when Rev. James E. Parker,
delivered the baccalaureate sermon.
He spoke of the life of Joseph, the
dreamer.
Tuesday evening the class presented
their class play at the armory. The
hall was filled, and the play was given
cordial reception. It was very
we'll presented.
Last evening. the eighth grade
graduation Exercises were held.
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30

Large sums of money are to be
spent this year and each year here
after in the building of permanent
roads in Stevens county.
These permanent roads will all be
estate roads" and when work is once
begun on these state roads, the state
highway commission will insist that
it be continued until these roads be
completed.
The state roa!s which are selected
today will therefore control the ex-
penditure of public road money for q
long time in the future.
A mistake made today will continue
thru the years and the road money not
only of this year but for several years
to come will be wasted.
The Tribune believes that there
have been several serious mistakes
made in designating the state roads of
Stevens county, and herewith presents
a reduced county map which shows
the roads which have been selected.
These roads are selected by the
board of county commissioners. II
the people want any change they
must see their own commissioner anC
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30
Big ROAD FUND
TO BE WASTED
EXPENSIVE ROADS WHERE
NO TRAVEL is.

Expensive Road Ordered for
Yellowstone Park Route"
South of B. V. Track when 1t
Should Run a Mile North
Where 1t Could Be Used by
Our Own Farmers. An I'm
possible North and South"
Road thru the County. State
Roads Should Serve the Pub
lie and not be Private Boule-
wards to Some Commissioner S
Farm. Mistake Made Now
VIII Be a More Costly Error
in the Future.
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30
Payments Appreciated.

We are very thankful to the SUBJ
cribers who have been paying up the
,ast couDle of weeks. Here they are !:
FOR ONE YEAR.
John Conklin
John A. johnson, Hancock
Jongeward Bros.
Lars Beckstrom
S. P. Peterson, Sterling. Neb.
C. H. Golden. Chokio
Mark Coleman
J. G. Macarthur
]. W. Bailey
F. A. Mullen
W. c. Ford, Ida Grove, Iowa
Edw. Rutsad. Wheaton
Nels Olson, Donnelly
Albert Brandt. Donnelly
d. M. Holsinger. Alhambra, Cal.
FOR MORE THAN ONE YEAR.
C. F. Maginnis. Portland.
Peter Nelson. Cloquet
G. W. Kline, Donnelly
H. Ganshaw, Donnelly
John House.
FOR FIVE YEARS.
C. B. Randall. st. Paul
r. H. Freeman
Fred Andert
Herman Woodke, Donnelly
Mrs. W. j. Toner. Strool, S. D.
Barney Bruins, Donnelly
Morris tribune., 1913-05-30
Congregational Church.

personal Conservation" or 81
Give will be the subject for the SER
mon at the morning worship. This
is the second sermon en- the interpret
alton of the creed of this church.
The Brotherhood class will take up
the study of the Unfit during June.
The present conditions and the cause
of the unfit will be the study for this
week.
Inga Holman is leader of the
Christian Endeavor at 7 100.
The monthly union Sunday evening
service will be held in the Methodist
church at 800 O'Clock the minister
of this church preaching.
j. E. Parker, pastor.