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The Washington times., 1913-04-09
Vital Records.
Births.
WHITE.


WHITE.
Frederick and Margaret e. Wagner,
girl
Daniel and Effie Webster, boy.
Carl y. and Anna NJ. Trueil, boy.
Domenico and Anna NJ. Sampogna,
girl.
Isaac and Rose Rosenblot. girl.
Patrick J. and Mary O'Keefe, boy.
Henry v. and Ethel n. McConkey, boy,
William and Pauline Levitt, girl
Thomas r. and Katherine b. Hudson.
boy. =
boy.
Samuel and Katie Gothin, boy.
John and Dora Gaydos, girl.
David and Ida Ehrlick, boy.
stephen E. and Agnes n. Cochran. girl.
James +. and Elizabeth n. Gallon, girl.
Francis ]. and Emma Ardeeser, girl
COLORED.
William d. and Elizabeth Wilson, girl.
Frank and Minnie Wright, girl.
George and Bessie Saunders, boy.
Patrick and Mary O'Brien, girl.
Thomas and Fannie Leftwich, girl
Frank and Florence Jones, girl.
George and Mary M. johnson, girl
Samuel and Anastasia Hale, girl
William and Elnor Forrest. girl.
Sylvester and Katherine Brooks. boy.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

wANTED-One who can sell lubricating oils
and paint: trade established; must have
BEST recommendations; state address. com
pensation desired, las; place employed. fur
aishing reference OF three. BOX rs. Times or
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Marriage Licenses.

Ludorph \. Doheney. Of Washington.
and Gladys I. Brown, Of Portland.
Ore.
Harry W. Edeien and Naomie E. Mar
tin, both of Washington.
Samuel Rogers. of Washington, and
Lillian GaskelI, of Baltimore.
Elijah W. Adcock and Clara c. Kerseys
both of Richmond. Va
william c. Bolton, Jr., and Elsie N.
Schofield, both of New York.
COLORED.
Richard II. Napier and Anna L. Chase.
both of Fairfax county. Va.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished

FOR REST-s-rnoIn and bath apartment with
porch. in the PRINCE GEORGE APART
MENT. 1913 Goth st. y. w: southern. east
ern and western exposure. Price. $3.50
A. Z. HOtGHTON 4 COMPANY
ssa STREET n. w.
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FOR SALE-lOTS
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COLLIE and coach puppies. f. . MARX.
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Deatha
WHITE

Nick Hemes. Y years, IuoerculoSs
Alexander Golman. 8 years. 1908 h
street southeast.
William NJ Colvin. 50 years. sa4 H street
northeast
william A. Pumphrey, Is years. ls,9
Fourteenth street northwest
Quincy A. Pearson. 75 years. LIS De-
catur street northwest.
Emma ]. E. Weaver. 5s years. Ioos q
James T. Hensley. 90 years. sibley Hos
pital.
Ellen NJ. Hart. % years. IL Twentieth
street northwest.
Margaret Leary, "A years. 1col Eleventh
street northwest.
James L. Adams, 50 years Soldiers
Sarah W. Wright. So years. New VII
lard Hotel.
Harry Pool. month. e. H street north
west.
Kensey A. sayIor. days. 1905 Thirtieth
street northwest
CoLORED.
Wesley Thomas. Is years. Garfield Hos-
pital
Lucy Davis. 60 years. l5ls Third street
northwest
Annie Armstrong. So years, Freedmens
Della Graves. 10 years, Freedmen's Hos
pital
Amelia Jones. s. years. 2ls Four and
a-half street southwest
Eliza Quarles, 20 years. 40 Hanover
street northwest
Shepard Watts. 90 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Minerva Pellino. s5 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Williston NJ. Robb. j days, 90 L street
northwest.
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DAyISON'S, Prof. & Mrs. 7Is sth st. ~ W
latest dances taught any hour: class and
dances. Tue. Pin. NJ. 1854. Assembly
dances Thurs. & Sat. evs. Nat. Rifek Arm y
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

NEARLY NEW. LARGE 3-STORY BUILD
ing: fronting streets: suitable for produce
or manufacturing purposes; will renovate to
| suit: part or whole. A. CERRIGLIO, slJ
La. ave.
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Private lessons any hour 50c. waltz. 2-step.
P1Non, Tango. and all new dances guar.
class and dance Tues. Thurs. Sat s.es. s0c.
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DANCEIAND DANCING ACADEMY. sth 4
@ sts. 8. z. Assembly dancing every We'd
4 Sat. ewes. $50 30 l.: special attention to
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FOR 2ENT-WAREHOUSES

THREE-sToRY BRICK BUILDING. 1913 ID
ST. n. w. good repair. suitable for ware
house or shop; will alter to suit tenant
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
10th and g SITS. n. W. i
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WQRKINGMA..HS WANTS

wORKINGMEN-Pr that figure out
are apt 10 be upset. and II YOU think
ing OF spending lot OF cash, guess again
and see us first, why not get wise to
slightly used suit 81 to $40 buys a line ar
ticle: one price. JUSTI'S OLD STAND. sI9 u.
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LOAN COMPANIES

a JENIFER BLDG. 400 7TH ST. n. ".
Hours. s to 8: Saturday. 8 to 4
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FLOOR Oils

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL. contains olium and wax
Keeps the floors clean and bright and gives
them a polished finish. Good for your fur
niture. Try IL: SOC gal. delivered. Used by
the u. s. Govt and over 1000 families for
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DAIRY LUNCH and cafe: on business st
\. E.; very cheap rent; receipts s5o daS:
good value at $500
WANTED GROCERY, cigar stores. lunch
rooms etc. in exchange Tor cheap lots and
/ equities in small houses.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1873 +.
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FOR RENT-Cor Sth and Florida ave "
W.. store and dwelling: tailor, shoena ker.
and fruit; remodelled: $3.50. d. AZ. GOOD
ACRE. 26l6 University place n. W. IL
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MISSES CHANBERLAIN AND COBB 5
DANCING SCHOOL. 100 Eye st. ns. Esciai
Dances Every Mon. at Arcade. ph. ~ -.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY UP-To-DATE full aress and tuxedo
suits for hire. NJ 7. PINES. Merchan;
rsiior zoos 5th st. N. W. Phone Main S14
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HELP WANTED-MALE

APPRENTICE for printing office. OF son
experience. 1l6 6th st. n. W.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19
MISS or PM
E.S Il < OR I
GIRLS BETWEEN lis AND "a: YEARS
COME TO THE HI NE II e
PORT GIVEN.


Girls between the ages Of s16 and 24
come oftenest 10 the Florence Gritten-
den home Of North pa Gotta. ccoriing
TO MISS Lillian Topping. superint end nd
Eent, who was in the city last Satnr-
day. and who has given out statistics
the work of the home since
III was estah lished IN 1st,8. Two girls
las young as III years have been cared
for. while Ss years is the limit the
other war.
| Nineteen-yearold girls were cared
lfor III greater numbers than am 9th
ers. there being tthirt wen of them.
The division BY years of the cases
handled follows: eyen years, NO;
l1a years, Is years. IA years. s.:
l15 years, s: 16 years, years. %:
lbs years. SO; 10 years 40 years,
ESQ; 21 years, years, q 22s
years, IL years, I; p years, "a;
26 years, B y: q ears 2a years. E;
ESQ years S6 s. years. {;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19
AlltEOiS is
/. III Meet / 4 J.
NI |l'':' GIL p Or j! 5, 5
AN AUTOMOBILE TOUR AROUND
THE COUNTY MONDAY
AND $TUEsDAY. q 3 3@;i


A ..Get Acquainted trip the first
OF its kind to be operated out Of Dew
ills Lake, although run BY Grand
Forks with great success, viii take lake
place next Monday and Tuesday. when
an automobile tour will be made
around the county, visiting all the
neigh boring towns. Il. NJ
II Another feature Of the trip viii be
to ask the neighbors to call on Devils wills
Lake on the day set aside for this
city to be in the receiving Line, being
Sept mber 9Th, at the deication OF
the White Way.
1t is certain that the trip Will re-
suit in much good, not only for Devils
Lake, but for the communities visited
and with a mutual benefit, st can an he
depended BON to make g q 81 success 'cs
The exact route and those who will
make the trip viii be ann unced later.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

Minnie Jacobson, Head, arithmetic
and science. 5S,5s5z=
Frances Mallory, grammar and COM
position. 31= 5$ 81. Is.
Rosalia Juergens, literature and
reading. n 81 Al
y Emma opfer. geography and his
tory. i.t.s n 4. 5ls. II: +;
Grades, Washington School:
Eleanor ToWne, first. t.s
Mildred Holmes, second. rs
Ella Mccarthy, third. a. s.j
Ida Serumgard, fourth. .a
Grades, Central School: :4
Blanche Fox, first. Al ia HID
Reca Connolly, second.
Ema Riordan, third.
Blanche ElmsMe, fourth. f$ rs
Hulda Dahl, fifth-sixth. I5@ .. ,.sy
| Myrtle Gilhooley, sixth. 4
Grades, Lincoln School: NJ
Sarah Morris, first. 5s s3s,5yS
Hazel Toombs, second.
n Jean Dugan, third fourth. III q
# Lulu tseen, principal and fifth-sixth.
Special:
Ray III. Cross, manual training and
/ principal Washing ton school. go !.
Grace Briscoe, domestic science and
household art. Il Al
n Grace Radcliffe, vocal music.
Eva Morris, penmanship and free
Inland drawing zss1ssSss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19
Elc,al|t
90
Or ] < !
the MEN AND sEfo Na EN- ooki 4 8
AFTER OUR aoYs AND GIRLS
& sctlo 10

High School:
d. b. Grdppen. principal and Eng
lish.
Ksttrell. nathen MATES and and
nletics i.
3. ii. santee, science and agricul,
stslre.
u d. Langston, cornmerc biol biol,
ogy and school gard lens:
!. I.aura Grstzsing er, Gerrlia ilsl
\ Latin.
E Eda ID Flagag ssnglisl
Eaancea Cowan, Eng lish, adm alld
playground supe POI.
informed date school
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

sAs ,o 81 ss ss,r Gabrrfelson 81 the
North Dakota mnission in charge
aof.s North Dakcta, s exhibit the Nor
.Wegian exposition was in the city this
week, getting pictures Of farm scenes
about Ramsey county on which moi MOI
lWegians are located, which vii I Pc
compiled ia the history Of the state
On tile condi tions existing among th g
Norwegians. Devils Lake will secure
& single honor being the only city ~
North Dakota to have q morion picture tlll',a
exhibit in Norway, the film Of the city
beautiful having been turned over 20
Mr. Gabrielson so that he might show
thae country in the United States In a
|habited by Norwegians to greater e. 2 q
vantage. NH. Gabrielson was the
s1uueest 81 Ole Serumgard while here l'a 9
and visited at the Commercial club.
Returning from the Panama ANAL anal
zone where ,he ATTENDED one OF One
most unique Shrine ceremonials ever
put on in America, Blanding Fisher lts
who arrived Monday morning IS sat
listed that Panama climate is the best
bet Of the tropical country. MT. Fish igsl1l
ler Joined the 100 shriners from the Y
northwest, who journeyed under ti h
auspices Of Osman Temple st. Paul tlls.
composed the most distinguished par
IN that ever. visited the canal At
New Orleans two stean1e were chart art
cred forS the trip ito the cana ma where ere
In one Of the immense locks e class, 81
l|aso cam idates were Initiated It was
the first time in th history Ct me IS
Shrine that a class was initiated IL "
such a place The caravan Sl tsf ~ ~ !:
paul Aug. 10. i. Fisher was '' one q
the few North Dakota Shriner IN the
party
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19
George Courtney was a business
visitor at Grand Forks this week.


visitor at Grand Forks this week.
Miss Tilda Lee has resigned her POI
-sition at Otto's bakery, to resume her
sstudies at the Devils Lake high chool. q
Dodd and baby daughter, Dor-|
.sothy Dixie, sis a guest Of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter.
Miss Nellie Moran entertained q
4 party of ten at a I: 90 81 clock dinner
last Tuesday .5sIsls
ii ami Mrs. William Nash of
.SWeetWater are the proud parents Of
"a baby boy, born Sept.
stoiser Of P enn autoedl to Devils y
Lake Tuesday to attend to business sill s'
S--nratt ers.
b. Palfrie Of Pekin, formerly in at.
4 tendance at Fargo college toppsdS
.offs in the city en- route to the coast s. ~
Miss y enniebelle Lewis has started
h upon her duties as principal ct the
Snigh schooS1 at' l
Peterson left on No We'd '1Ests
snesday for Grand forks, " here she
will make her home
5s ri Mrs. John Elenbaum Of Munich
Il passed throughsthe city this morning
and visited 8at the depot with friends.
she was IN route to- Willistor,
Mas. B. CanterE returned from Mi
u not, after visiting several days; with lt.
her son. Alec who - now ENGAGED B at
me Magacs City print BE-
Hiss Nora Prete. who resides east
81 of the city, has been spending the
e week with her sister. Miss Anna ma
gJsick. in this city
MRS. William Cyr of Great Lake axe
81 Falls, Mimi. passed through the clty
this morning on her way 70 W 'ltsallls
Walla, Wash.
John McIsaac, who suffered "a sbrok-:
,en leg last week being injured II 9
runaway acct dent, as reported 70 # Sbe
doing nicely and will recover
ss arch, u no has been visit ST
ing friends at Rolla and in Devils "
Lake, left ednesday night for ssl her
home att Seattle Wash.
what does education mean 70 y you
write Nan ota Numerical College,
kate, Mimi, and they lil3i5le ~
fs prank NUM- and broth Tony q q
finot returned from ar'V ~ ksSi Veg
n day where they comp tied a big eie 81
erical contr
IN frs. i. Isdelrnan returned ~ rs.
nome at starkweatfe a. ednesday .ai
IN q delightfnl visit with her aaseel la
fn.Iaw, Mrs. Cant sSE
Miss Glenn who has peen
ss sspanding j week with friends ~ g, NOT 9,
s. ris township, turned home sasnl'
nay,
Miss Bertha naeley of Devils Lak S
,nent Yesterday I'D the city, en- rouse
IS her school at Hi lsboro. Y RAW
#s Forks Herald.
rhe case Ut the State vs E als e ane
Hcc arthy, before Justice so a1
ant vas dismissed esday morn 'r'
ing.
me Ladies Ala society of tn :.
st1aodist church gave q supper v
Tie seyilla hotel dining room 81 81
nesday evening, which was largely
attended
manager wilson of The Seville e :. =
Minneapolis oii 4 short business 1rap
curing His absence Donglas net
Ter known aa Dutch U.s. y ho lslans
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

A quiet wedding occurred at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex, Leach, Of
Neche, on Wednesday Of last week
when their daughter, Elsie, was united
in marriage to Harold A. Weaver, of
Devils Lake, Rev. G. 7. Ensign, Of
Bathgate performing the ceremony
After wedding trip, which will in
clude the YelloWstone park, Seattle
and other western points, the happy
couple will make their home in Devils
Lake where Mr.. Weaver is connected
with the Great Northern railroad --.
Est. Thomas Times. III s.;j 0$;3s
I The United States civil service COM
mission announces an open competi-
tive examination at Devils Lake, Oct
4, to secure eHgibles from which to
make certifcatio on to fill vacancies in
first grade, or clerical, positions in
the customs service; in the positions
tof deputy collector, clerk, storekeeper,
gauger, and storekeeper-gau in the
internal revenue service; in the posi-
/ tion of Office deputy marshal; and ilt IN
other positions that require similar
Equalifi cations, as they may occur IN
aa!,the United States classified service IN
1.-THE city named or its vicinity, unless
HIT shall be found to be in the interest
lof the service to fill any vacancy by
3Ireinstat transfer or promotaot'ln
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

and 3S years, 2. Ii ri
Divided by employment domesticss
were cared for in the greatest num-
beers, while girls staying at home.
were next in order. There were four
teen school girls. 1O7 modestics 23l
engaged in hotel work; 5 telephone
operators, z clerks, As lived at home, 4
1 hairdresser, mattresses, laun-
derers, Office girl, 8 school teachers,
! enographer, 2 nurses, 2 milliners,
and 2 cooks. n. W s55;% 5sR
Miss Topping declares that in the
handling Of the work, the juvenile
court has proven a great boon. I'm
der the new juvenile law, district of
hcers are appointed and Miss Topping
T is, herself, the officer in three dis
tricts.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19
and skin Eruptions.5

E Babies need a perfect skin cover
ing. Skin eruptions cause them not
only intense suffering, but hinder
their growth. DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment can be relied on for relief
and permanent cure Of suffering ba-i
sbies whose skin erup tions have made
their life miserable. 81 Our baby was
afflicted with breaking out of the skin
all over the face and scalp. Doctors
and skin specialists failed to help.
We tried Dr. Hobson's Eczema oint-s
ment and were oYerIoyed to see baby
!. completely cured before one box was
used z writes Mrs. strubler, DUBUQUE,
Iowa. All druggist. Or by mail, 30
cents, Prefer Chemical Co, st. Loais,
MO. Philad elphia, iFa adYt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

MISS March, no has been visit ~
ing friends ut Rolla and in Devils llss
Lake, left w dnesday ghts forisner5
q home at Seattle, Wash.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

Chris Anderson as happ and 5o-
Vial ~ ever, i trait 81 the fat people,
was M the city Wednesda Az from W 1s' I.
yvic ~. and called at the Inter Ocean az Of
ace de is glad to get the oldest pa;
~ III Deyils Lake and renewed ms
sntserip ion the comp imeslt,
aIt's good paper Is 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

z3%s Mrs. B. CanterS5 returned from Mn
I not, AFTER visiting several days with
4sher son. Alec who A. nov ngaged !. at Y
the Magacs City intery
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

John McIsaac, who suffered q brok:
Zen leg last week, being juraed IN g
.1r1unaWay accident, AS eportedl to5 &c
IA Ing nicely and will recoyer
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

ssss Miss Nora Prete, who resides east
spf the city, has been spending the the
& week with her sister. Miss Anna ma
Usick, in this city
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

q Is William Cyr OF Great Lake
ais, MINI, passed through the city
this morning on her way 70 W Vail
Walla, Wash.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

what does ed ion mean sto ;soll 4
write Mankota Comm rcial 8S 8 oitege,
miami kate, Mimi. and they Wl S1 81
you adj
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19
Mrs. Peterson il on 6s5NV ed sd
nesday for Grand Forks, here she she
will make her home ISL

FIRE: Mrs. John Elenb baum Of Munich
passed through the city this morning
=and visited at the depot with friends !i
she was On route to- lliston,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

The Forum Is IA raceipt of the IoI
lowing from one ~ its Indian frlena 3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

Nj 3Dr. j. III. Strand has returned from { ~.
Davenport. Iowa, and MINNEAPOLIS,
having spent the greater part .of$ the the
summer in those two ties. " % nile
Iin Davenport DR.. Strand took q post
graduate course in chirop ractic.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

IN n F.redrick Partridge of Williston was
M the city Tnesiay Fred is We'll 1ll
suIeased with the condit ions at the
city 81 Opportunity and stopped s'sls
"a visit with rientis and tell about 81
them. continuing on his way go Win \ IN
Enipeg "wednesday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

mrs. A. e. I.ohman and Mr.. Ella
Tiffany returned last evening from 4
trip through Canada and the Turtle
mountains. They visited with friends
III q Rugby and Devils Lake en route,
Grand Forks Heral ID sss5 Ss "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

Miss Jenniebelle Lewis has started
upon her duties as principal of the e
Hign schooI al d owner,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

me Ladies Ala society 81 tne
stl,oaist church gave g supp y % 3
the seyilla hotel dining room iNse Z.
nesday evening, which Vas IN sse ~
attended
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

B. ,Palfrie of Pekin, formerly in "a At;
tendance att Fargo college opped
ION in the city en- route ito the coast IS !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

ranger wilson 81 the seyilla a. a. in
minneapolis orl short business TIP B
During Bis absence Doug ~ 4! nets !.
ter known as Dutch, u ho lding
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-19

s. Major Ziebacks and Prot Dingle, the ,e'
man Who leads the band at Fort Tot ct
ten 1s1 we're guests in the city edntes-
day Major Ziebach cele brated & his his
wedding anniversary this Week, being
married over again, the ceremony pc e,
ING performed while he and q party
81 Devils Laakers were out b ~ g.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-09
COURT Will NOT
stop SEWER WORK
TANK Is NOT ENJOINfD
CHANCELLOR, HOWEVER. IS
SUES ORDER AGAINST Pos
SIBLE NUISANCE.
From Wednesdays Daily.

|
At a special sitting at the court
house this morning, Chancellor Jor-
dan Sellers declined to issue tempo
rary restraining order against the
commissioners of the sewer district,
forbidding them to construct a septic
disposal tank within the city limits,
but made an order enjoining the
board from creating public nui-
sance, such as the petitioners claimed
the tank would constitute.
The arrival in this city of Judge
Sellers placed in his hands the hear
ing of the application, which was ex-
pected to be taken up by County
Judge Holt. The court heard the COM
plant of the plaintiffs, the city cOun-
Gil of Conway, represented by Attor-
ney r. G.. Bruce, and the answer of
the defendants, represented by r. w.
Robins.
A number of questions were raised
by both sides. In answer to the
charges in the complaint, which were
published yesterday, the defendants
alleged among other things. that the
tank would not constitute a nuisance;
that the site selected by the engineer
and approved by the county health
officer, was the only one available and
that no house is within 500 feet of
the tank and but five within a radius
of a quarter Of mile. 1t was also
commended that the law did not permit
iniunctions to be issued against an
improvement board and that the suit
was not authorized by the city coun--
Gil. To support the latter a state
ment signed by five members OF the
city council, Aldermen Meadors. Rob-
bins, Whiddon, Hairston and Donnell,
was offered.
The court, however, stated that ne
knew from personal observation that
the contention of the defendants that
a septic tank in itself was not nol-
sance was correct, and the only posi-
bility of a nuisance would be in odofs
from the outflow, which could be con-
Quoted as far away from the tank as
desired. Without going into the legal
points raised, the court made the or
der as stated above and set the case
for final hearing on November 3.
The commissioners this afternoon
instructed Contractor McCoppin to
proceed without further delay IN the
construction of the tank.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-10-09
r. J. BULLION FOR COUNTY
CLERK.

The formal announcement Of Pref.
T. ]. Bullion for the office OF county
and probate clerk, subject to tie will
of the Democratic party, appears IN
today's Log Cabin Democrat. Prof.
Bullion is one of the county's oldest,
in length of residence here, and most
highly respected citizens. An ex-Con-
federate soldier, he has served the
people of Faulkner county for nearly
a third of a century, as teacher, coun-
ty examiner, county clerk and repre-
sentative. His service of four years
in the position he now seeks, OF
course, makes him well qualified to fill
the place again. Prof. Bullion is well
and favorably known throughout the
county and will unquestionably re-
ceive a large vote in the primary elec-
ton.
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Smith is a lifelong Democrat and a
native of Faulkner county. He has
served about 18 years as justice of
the peace of Walker township, and in
his race for county judge two years
ago he lost only three votes in the
township. Mr.. Smith is a close stu
dent of public affairs and is well
versed in the laws of the state. He
believes in an economical administra-
ton, low taxes and good roads, and
says that with a county judge in
whom the people have confidence the
value of county scrip will be inckas-
ed. He pledges that he will, if elect
ed, give a fair and honest admins
tration.