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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-31
SITE PROPOSALS.
Site Proposals offered for New FEEDER.
al Building,

The treasury department at Wash
ington has issued a number of site
proposals for the new fedraI building
to be erected in Fargo. The proposals
are to be called for on April IA. 1t is
not often the department gives the
bidders this opportunity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-31

Reversed.
Opinion by SPalding, C. j.
Palda, Aaker & Greene, Minot. for
appellant.
F. B. Lambert, Minot, for respond
ents.
State of North Dakota, respondent,
VS.. Ole Sund, appellant.
/. Appellant failed to transmit the
record on this appeal to this court.
Notice was served on him requiring
him to do so within twenty days. He
failed to have the record transmitted
or abstract or brief filed or served;
~whereupon a motion was made to dis
miss the appeal. This court granted
the motion unless defendant filed the
record here and filed and served
abstract and brief not later than
March l. 1918. Subsequent to March
/ another application var made for
an extension of time in which to do
these things, and denied. Defendant
Is again before this court asking an
extension of time for the purposes
stated. On a brief review of the
circumstances stated in the opinion,
1t is Held, That defendant is not in
position to ask favors from this court,
particularly in view of the fact that
on the former applications the one
point on which he relied for a re-
versal was considered and found to
be without merit.
2. When a remittitur has gone down
from his court and has been filed in
the trial court, under all ordinary
circumstances this court has lost
jurisdiction of the case and cannot re-
view it's decision.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Ann1ira finn for ~, ,rHny. 1ro,4fny
further time In which to file the
record n serve and file abstract and
brief.
Denied.
Opinion by SpaIding. C. J..
George M. Price, Langdon, for the
motion.
G. Crimson. states attorney, Lang
don, and Alfred Zuger, assistant at
torney general, contra.
In the supreme court, state of North
Dakota, The w. T. Rawleigh Medical
Co., respondent, vs.. Lauritz Laursen, ct
al. appellants.
/. A justification upon an appeal
bond which fails to state that the sure
toned over. n above their debts ana
liabilities, not by law exempt from
execution, In property within the state
of North Dakota" is detective. The
showing. and under section 1924, Re-
vised Codes, 1906, lie allowed to either
amend the Undertaking or to file a new
bond in the supreme court.
2. It is not In itself a sufficient
ground for the dismissal of an appeal
that an appellant has failed to include
in his abstract all of the evidence and
exhibits necessary to a proper consid-
Grafton Of the case.
8. Under section 1881, Revised Codes,
1905, which provides that "unlegs con
tinued for cause, all civil cases appeal
ed to the supreme court shall be heard
at the hex succeeding term OF the
court" " when the appeal is taken
sixty days before the first day OF the
term and when appellant fails to
serve and file his abstract in time for
the next term, the court may, upon a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-31

of a contract, an admission to testi-
mony tending to aid the jury in ar
irving at the of such dam
ror.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from a judgment and ORDER
of the county court having increased
jurisdiction, of Ward county, Davis,
I
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-31

Reversed.
Opinion by Spalding, C. j..
Palda, Aaker & Greene, Minot, FOR
appellant.
F. B. Lambert, Minot, for respond
ents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-31

Newspapers are discussing the de-
STABILITY Of aboIishing duels in
France. To protect the public at
large, no doubt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
HIGHLAND PARK IN
THROES OF FIGHT
Town Council, Leading Advo
cate of Bond Issue, Wins First
Round in Struggle.

Almost 10 man. citizens of Highland
Park assembled last night in mass
meeting at the schoolhouse, voted ia
vorably on Il resolution authorizing the
Town Council to petition Judge K. Car
ter Scott. OF Henrico Circuit Court, to
order n special election on $4,000
bond issue for permanent improve
ments. But only after a heated fight
was the measure carried The opposi :
ton, In the face of almost certain de-
feat, stubbornly fought until at last,
worn down by sheer weight, it crum-
blcd
While the advocates of the bond is
sue have drawn first blood, the fight
il is said, will be carried to the polls
and promises to be bitter. The oppo :
nents OF the measure showed their cal
ibre last night. when, with adhcrents
going over 10 the other side. they
Sturdily maintained their position and
were game 10 the last minute. The
voices of the six leaders were the only
! ones raised in protest when the final
Vote was taken.
/ Mayor George w Eahlke and the six
/ Councilmen of the town led the fight
FOR the Issue They We're called upon
10 explain the needs OF the money and
to what purposes 1t would he put. Th,
Eight against the Issue centred upor
what its effect would be when the city
Of Richmond opened negotiations foI
annexation. The ability OF the com
munity To successfully meet the .aX
OH the additional obligation was also
questioned.
Figures showing that the town is
under an annual expenditure of $l0.l2O
against resources of Approximately
$1,000. and would be unable To pay in
tercst on Sb0,00e, were embodied in q
circular letter sent around the village
yesterday. This letter caused a con.
siderable stir. The report OF the towi
n
Sl4.oSS, against $ll,20O liabilities. al
lowing a sum which would easily pa!
the interest on the bonds.
The petition for the issue will bt
made to Judge Scott At the opening OF
the Circuit Court on April Z The res
oiution, as passed places the date a
tho earliest possible time after heinz
approved by the court. The issuanc,
OF bonds is favored by every member
OF The Council 1t was At their sug
leestion that the mass meeting was held
in order that the residents Of the tow
could give expressions of opinion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
MISS BRYCE LOSES
IN LOWER COURT
Lawyers in Hanover Damage Suit
Fight After Trial, and Marye
Is Fined ST..

The suit of Miss Jcannctte Bryce
daughter of DR.. G. Is. Bryce. OF East
Clay Street, against Leith S. Bremner.
Miss Pearly Talley and others. which
has been on trial for the past three
days before Judge Chichester at Han
over Courthouse. ended yesterday in n
verdict for the defendants. Miss Bryce.
who is principal OF the Washington and
Henry High School. at East Alice. sued
for $4,000 damages. charging conspir-
acy and libel When the iury's verdict
was announced l.. r. W. Marye, coun
sci for Miss Bryce. noted an appeal
According TO reports received last
night from Hanover. great deal OF
feeling was aroused during the trial
many sensational charges being made.
When the case was concluded, sharp
words passed between Mr. Marye and
Leon Baziel. counsel for the defen-
dants. and il is said that Mr.. Marye
slapped the face &C the other lawyer.
The matter was reported to Judge Chi
chester, who referred IL to q magis-
trate, by whom Mr.. Marye was fined 81
for assault.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
MAY USE GAS TAR
FOR PARK ROADS
Distilled Product Said to Be
Similar to Preparation Large
ly Used.

lh order to investigate more fullv
'no merits of pas tar fol street rayin,
ne NamlnsttaiiNc Hoard yesterday dI-
iccied CITY Chemist VI Whii6nl.
70 so 10 Atlanta TO Inspect "A lnunicinal
var ulsulllnS plant Iva Operation tbar.
s"'o !" NAY" cost i"ss titan stOO0 ~,
oseot THIS plant, 1T is stated. tic rcfusc
Hi'u waste oi the Atlanta Gta tvo,ke
* converted into - suitable material
Tor SuriHcing streets rho hoard 90
informed ihat TIA" Distilled Gas tar
"on!d 70" similar 10 tho patei.tcd rr.,,.
hration known as tarvia. used c.t.r-
hN'iy IN improving streets cepeciull,.
III residential sections ana ,.,lrs
ASSISTANT cry Engineer I, T. 'valf,
ZERO VIII make a trip 10 NorfoIk un'
rokc, Lynchburg and other ni.,a.
where tarvia has been used. 70 ,us,oc,
III" streets and examine into thci, cor,
position and wearing qualities
contracts were awarded hy tho "A
illustrative Board yesterday for vat.-
meters, amounting TO about i2onn ~
me smith Courtney COMPANY to, -.
AMERICAN meter; for tapping cocl.s l.,
Inc smith Courtney comliarvt TO-, 49,
ittings, 10 the Sydnor Punp and 1trI,
/ company for cast iron pipc T., ~
Lynchhurg Foundry Comrany ,D....
ING ana renting trenches iu tho 49,,
bepai'mcnt ~ t. Drscou. rcpa,,i,,
service connections. j u ,'bcv,,,i,,,
tNtc valves. Chapman Valve N.,,nr.7
turing Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
WILL HEAR VIEWS
OF MANY CITIZENS
Annexation Committee Holds
First Public Hearing
Tonight.

\ public hearing on the subject OF
annexation will be held al the City
Hall at s O'Clock tonight. whca re-
representatives. of the various suburban
communities seeking admission. OF the
business organizations faVoring an
nexation and citizens generally. VIII
be invited TO give the special cimmit-
tee their views.
The Committee on Streets VIII meet
this afternoon at > O'Clock, and the
Committee on claims at the same hour.
Tho Committee on Streets VIII receive
from subcommittee three stree,
railway franchises one OF ThiTty-tfth
street and one on Fulton I'm for the
Richmond and iienrico Company. and
one west Of the Boulevard for the
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
II /. understood that citizens OF Full
the Fulton IIin line will renew their
ton has appeared to the othc, two
lines.
Chairman Vonderlehr has called a
meeting OF the subcommittee on in
vestigation OF the telephone service in
Richmond for tomorrow night at
o'clock The Investigation was ordered
because OF a large number OF com
plaints as to service rates and home
connections, hu, when the committee
once before announced a public meet
ing. not a single citizen appeared t.
present complaint. Mr. Nonderlehl
announces tina, thie is the last cal
for compliments If they fail 10 ap
pear Tomorrow night they must here
after hold their peace as far as the
Council is concerned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
TO MEET COLEMAN
Local Committee VIII Escort President Of
AhXcrtisinE CMhs from INnchblIrg.

The cNecutiVe committee and ofliccrs o..
the Richmond Advertisers club met at .
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Bust
ness Mems club to compute arrangements
Tor til" entertainment OF George w. Cole
man. president OF tho Associated Advertising
clubs Of America. who will address the bus
mess men -; this city next Friday night at
the Jefferson Hotel auditorium.
committee, composed Of President Hor-
&C" =. smith. Of tn- Richmond Advertisers
cub. ana several members To be named
later, "iil leave Richmond Friday morning
Tor LYnchhurr. where they viii meet Mn
Coleman. \ luncheon IA mis- honor viii be
eivon in the diuinl; rooms Of the Business
Mems club at O'Clock Friday afternoon.
~ O'Clock In tho evening the commltt.e.
81 the tachmond Advertisers club Will give
lre speaker dinner at tho Jefferson Hotel.
j ne address viii come at $50 o'clock in the
10 Tho public y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
WILL HOLD PARTY
IN NEW QUARTERS
The Times-Dispatch Issues Invi-
tation to Reception in Tenth
Street Home.

Herewith The Times Dispatch aban-
dons a lifetime habit of modesty and
turns the spotlight upon itself. 1t di-
reefs attention to reception il VIII
hold next Friday afternoon between
the hours of and 6 o'clock. for the
purpose of exhibiting to its readers Its
new home in South Tenth Street.
The reception will be the official
house warming. and An invitation is
extended to all it's friends and read
ers to attend While the new plant
has been occupied since last January.
the finishing touches to the building
and equipment were not given until
recently. and the formal opening has
been delayed
Aside from time honored reception
features like music and flowers. The
Times Dispatch believes that there will
be other things that will prove OF
more than ordinary interest TO its
guests. The making of IL modern
newspaper is an intricate process. and
few are familiar with it, During the
reception hours, members OF The
Times Dispatch editorial and business
stats will be on hand TO conduct Wis
itors over the plant and explain its
mechanism.
An exhibition which will interest
every reader of newspapers Will he
the large presses on the ground floor
turning out, at the rate of many thous-
ands an hour. the color and feature
sections of next Sundays paper. The
presses are ordinarily at work only
in the cayly hours Of the morning. They
will be operated next Friday afternoon
however, to afford n complete exhibit
ton of the art of newspaper ma king
as it is practiced in the most modern
newspaper plant IN the South. There
will be souvenirs for all visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
TARDY CUPID TIES
ONLY ONE COUPLE
Matrimonial Express Reaches
Washington on Time, but
Only Two Take Plunge.

You can lead 'cm to Washington
hut you can't make EN- marry until
they are good and ready
That's the philosophy embodied in n
dispatch last night from the Wash
lnGton correspondent of The Times
dispatch. describing the triumphal ar
rival OF Mrs. -.Citlls matrimonial cXpe-
dillon. but ChTonlcl.g the marriage OF
only one Richmond couple That Was
the record when the marriage license
man shu, up shop for the day In all
probability however. the srntten ones
will do their duty and make up to-day
for lost time
six coaches were required yesterday
morning 10 care for those who had
bought tickets Cupids Express car
f'ed the largest crowd IN all it's quar-
ter-century OF history /, included two
couples that had already taken the
pledge--onc the night before. ana the
other Yesterday morning, According
Ia Mrs Gilfs figures there were AT
least Two dozen young people aboard
Who counted on returning happy The
special IS due back III Richmond to-
morrow night
The WASHINGTON correspondent, OF
night
"lirs ). r. Gurs CUPID Excursion
reached Washinetou about noon to.
DAY with q large crowd of morry
happy hearted Virsinians aboard j.
point o! numbers the excursion prob.
ably equals any heretofore run ia IN.
interest Of the Richmond Male Orpbat
Asylum. Mrs GNl herself SAYS ahou
The same-slzed crowd OF siuhtscerl
joined her party as heretofore. TN,
eNcursion;sts split zap wnen tho,
reached Washington. going to diffcron
hotels. Mrs Gin is al :, Pcnnsylyani;
Avenue iiotel, where she has been II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
MAIN STREET MARVEL s AT
BABY TIED TO DOG CHAIN
Mother Astonishes Denizens of Skyscraper District
by Leading Snookums Uphill Dog Fashion,
While Pun Runs Free in Front

Denizens OF the skyscrapcr district
in lower Main Street are not easily
surprised. They are jaded lot Of
bankers, brokers', bartondcrs and book
sellers. who have witnessed most OF
the kinks In human conduct.
The district is the haunt of the man
who sells carriers By demonstration
on his own leg, and of the professor
who vcnds corn cures OH tic strength
of his own barred bunions under treat
ment in the drugstore windows. There
is also the hurdy-gurdy that watts TO
the upper stories, "Rc My Little Baby
BUNDLE Bee" and follows IT with The
Holy city"
These things and others are inte-
grail parts of the scenery In Rich
rnond's grand canyon. but Yesterday
there came young woman and
pulled n new one. She had baby
and dog Tho dog WAS just Il cur
with NANCY hide and n brass collar.
and il ran six PAGES in front of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
CLAIM DANGER IN
ELECTRIC WIRES
Petition of Chesterfield Citizens
Will Be Heard by Corporation
Commission To-Day.

Electrical experts from far and near
Will he at the Capitol this morning
as witnesses in the judicial case of
James Beilwood and others against the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
and the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company. The hearing is set before
the State Corporation Commission at
10 o'clock.
Mr. Bellwood. with other citizens of
Chesterfield County. complains of the
danger from high power transmission
wires erected by the Virginia Hallway
and Power Company between Rich
lnond and Petersburg, partly along the
right OF way of the Atlantic Coast
Line. 1t is feared that storms may
blow down the wires or cross them
With others, resulting in danger from
tho large voltage carried by the line.
The claim is made that the right of
way was donated TO the Atlantic Coast
Line for the purpose of building a rail
road, and that the road has no right
TO use any part of il for another pur-
pose. such as the transmission of cleo
iric power. The petitioners want the
corporation Commission to stop tho
use Of the line.
Wherefore the experts viii gather &c
give advice 10 the commission concern
ing the danger and safety of such ap-
planes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25

woman. Six PAGES behind toddled the
baby, led by nickel plated chain. one
end of which was attached to the
babys white coat. The mother held
the business end of the chain, pulling
Snookums up the street
The trio hove into view at Tenth
Street. westbound. 1t was now one,
and tired business mon headed for
home stood still and gasped mes
sengcr hoy dropped from his speeding
bicycle like one shot. and came to a
fun stop. The traffic officer at Ninth
and Main Streets held his whistle
poised In mid air, too astonished for
words
Tell me, she amt suffragette."
remarked white-frocked bartender in
disgust
I've seen possums and I'VE seen
the Navajos in New Mexico" said a
man whose head was Just visible from
tho depth OF iow-sluns roadster. ..but
this has II beat"
BY the time Eighth Street WIS
reached there was cortcge OF news
boys, black and white. with the mes
scngcr boy trailing close behind.
Snookums showed signs of WEAKNESS
and his Little white coat bulged out
in front where the chain pulled taun..
The young woman seemed amused
and smiled back AT the crowd
Hey. lady wich is dc dorg?" tainted
a ncwsie with bunch Of last cdi-
tons under his arm.
Poor thing, amt II a shame: That's
what call some mother exclaimed
n kind faced girl with a blue transfer
IN her hand. She spoke aloud enough
for tho mother 10 hear and received
Il naughty glare for her solicitudc.
In front OF Stumpfs Hotel things
began TO look dark for the dog a
new boy with bag fun OF afternoon
papers was making vicious passes at
The animal The young woman ran
back TO her baby and picked Il M
In her arms. She routed the boy and
disappeared up tho hill with shook
uns in her arms and the dog close he
hind.
The dcnizens Of lower Main Street
made new entry in their mental
| notebooks and went home to wife
and superior supper and wife just
as YOU please
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
PARAGRAPH PULPIT
The Religion OF Smiles.

Happiness is the consequence Of real
religion. long face is not the sign
of religious soul. a smile on the
face is moro conclusive evidence than
scripture on the tongue. a smile la
the sunshine OF religion breaking thru.
The man who can see nothing TO
make him glad is blind in the eye Of
faith. The eXuberance OF happy life
is its best proof of being lived in ac-
cordance with Gods law.--Unitarian
Publicity Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25

Only twcnty-eight cases OF measles were
reported TO the Health Department ycster-
DAY several tineh That number being re-
leased from quarantine cured, leaving
the total number ia tho city At present 1T
53S. There have heen mode than 35Dn cases
since the cpidemic first appeared In Rich
nond last November. The health authori-
Ties believe that with the use OF proper
precautions to prevent further Infection II
can he stamped out entirely 10y the end OF
April.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
COURT READY TO ADJOURN
Supreme Tribunal Meets Scxt at Wytheville.
Proceedings Yesterday.

Supreme TrIDunaT N"ttS N'Nt 1T NEtTcFI1r"'
Proceedings Yesterday.
Al the conclusion OF its session to-day the
Supreme Court Of Appeals Will adjourn for
the term the docket having been entirely
cleaned up. The next term Will be held at
WytheviIie. beginning June 3.
Following were the proceedings OF yester-
day: Rocker vs. Southern Railway Com
pany. Argued by :. G.. Brent for appellant
and by Colonel Francis II. Smith FOR appel
lee. and submitted.
Rosenberg ". United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company. Argued by j. l.. JET
fries for appellant and submitted.
-; Stephens Episcopal Church vs.. Nor
riss executor ct ais. Partly argued and con-
tinucd To to-day.
Sex; and last case to be called: wfrdeli
Is. Birds'pg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
SUDDEN CHANGE. IN AGE
Bride of Thirty Becomes Fifty-Tour Two
lcnrs I.ntcr Whom Suing for DiAnrcc.

Evidently some mistake occurred about
the axe Of INC bride when Diiard Carter
and Fannie ftli. negroes. Of Madison County,
were married The event took place in 1907
ana the license shows that her age vas
given at thirty. Two years later. suing for
divorce she stated in AFFIDAVIT that she
was nfty-four years old.
The divorce was granted and the husband
:ook an appeal which granted yester-
day 10y the supreme Court. lie claims that
ne was nonresident when the suit was
brought, and that no notice served on
Nm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
NEAL QUITS UNCLE SAM
Assistant Clerk OF Circuit Court OF Appeals
Tnkcs Post in New York.

Thomas -. Neal. assistant clerk OF the
United states Circuit Court OF Appeals. has
resigned his post and viii leave next Satur-
day for New YORK, where he has accepted
{, position with the American Butter Cut
ling Machine Company. His successor has
W, been announced.
MIR. Neal has been assistant clerk of tho
court for years. He was the hrst to
hold the position. The office force before
the creation Of the assistant clcrkship con-
sisted OF Clerk Mcloncy and Deputy Clerk
Dean. Mr.. Neal served Uncle Sam efficient =
Is ana with dispatch. ana was popular with
tho lawyers and newspaper men who went TO
him daily for court information.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25

The United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
will convene next Friday for short special
session. Judges Gon and Pritchard. and
probably Judge Rose Will bc in attendance
The session Will last not longer than two
ar dnyg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
PREPARE Anncrntion Data.

The Chamber OF Commerce committee on
annexation Will meet at o'clock this after
noon to put In final shape It's recommends
presented TO the Council committee. which
will hold public hearing on the matter
tonight.