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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-03-26

to her home eight miles east of the
city.
L. A. Schipfer. M. D., Diseases of
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat, Bis
marck, N. D.-Adv.
Mrs. F. r. Schilling and Miss Luz
ella went to Bismarck Tuesday
morning for a couple Of days shop.
ping.
Put in your order for 1914 Hup-
mobile at once so that it can be in
cluded in the next carload, thus re-
ducing freight. F. B. Streeter,
Linton. Agent.-Adv.
The funeral of Goldie Pettis,
small daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
G. Pettis, who died Tuesday of last
week. was held from the M. E.
church on Thursday afternoon, in
terment being made in Linton GEM
etery.
o. G. Pettis is having his share of
troubles. Only last week he buried
Ia daughter who died while being
operated upon for a tumor. This
week he has taken another child to
Bismarck to secure medical treat
ment.
Peter v. Wolf, of the Westfield
neighborhood, will return to his
home tomorrow or Saturday, after
having undergone successful op-
Grafton for chronic appendicitis and
adhesions, performed by DIR. VOL
verton, about ten days ago.
Manager Turner's star attraction
the past week was the 'Black Chan
cellor," Saturday night. A good
sized attendance greeted the picture
and the praises were loud and long.
Monday, Miss Eva Dockter won the
usual weekly prize. a clock.
No long delays of several days or
weeks when you meet with an acct
dent with q Ford. Every dealer
must keep supply of extras on
hand. . Besides. you will not be
charged four prices for an extra.
II. H. Hanson, dealer.-Adv.
The secretary of the commercial
club ia in correspondent with sever
al persons who are looking for an
opening for an electric-light plant.
OF course, a venture of this nature
cannot mature at a moments notice,
but it is certain that Linton will
have first-class light and power
plant at no far distant date.
On Friday, April 18th. the local
lodge Of Knights of Pythias will
give their annual dance at the opera
house. This is always the big social
event of the season in Linton and
this year will be no exception. The
local lodge will spare no pains to
make the event most enjoyable for
those who attend and the best of
music will be secured. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junge were
hosts to some thirty-two of the male
persuasion of Linton on Friday
night of last week. Despite the
fact that good-sized storm was in
progress that number .braved the
weather and enjoyed an evening at
cards. F. j. Pietz won the hopors
and VIM. Pagel brought up the rear.
A business change of Importance
and of interest to Linton and Tenn
yik people as we'll as those tributary
to the two towns took place the past
week when Messrs. Jay Smith and
Milton Culbertson, two Linton
young men. purchased the elevators
belonging to Messrs. Barger & See
man at Linton and at Temvik. The
two elevators have done thriving
business under the old management.
and the new pr0prietors may expect
as good or better results in the fu-
ture for the reason that the proprie-
tors themselves will personally oper-
ate both elevators. The writer un-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-03-26

Just Received: A shipment OF Wy
oming coal. Try load Of it.
Goodridge-CaIl Lumber Co. Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-03-26

Miss Anna Horner has 80 far re-
covered from her recent operation
that she has left the local hospital
and is spending q few days at the
home of her grandfather, Peter
Horner, in Linton, before returning
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
some BUSINESS
HOUSES ARE TO
CHANGE LOCATION
Illinois Liquor Co., Dorff e. Moreland
and Breen Bros. Seek Bet
ter Quarters.

Among the several business con
Germs that will change locations the
first of May is the Illinois Liquor
Co, now located at 100 Second
street This firm has leased the fine
business house at zoo Commercial
avenue, built recently by tho An
heuser- Busch Brewing Co., and oc-
cupied by a saloon FOR a short time
only, and will remove May l.. MIR.
Bergman, the head of the company
has only been in business for himself
the past eight months He was for
over three years the manager Of the
Schiller Bros, wholesale liquor COM
pany. Finding his present quarters
too limited for mis- increasing trade,
that of mail order liquor house, 1t
has necessitated the move.
Dorff e. Moreland the jewelers.
and opticians remove May from
1907 Washington avenue to 1907
Commercial avenue and Breen Bros.
the shoe firm will move into tho
store room vacated by Dorf a.
Moreland.
Isaac Mayor will occupy the store
room vacated by Breen Bros. after
the 18th with a fruit and confec-
| tionery business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
FOES Of WHITE
SLAVERY WILL
CAMPAIGN HERE
International Organization TO Hold
Mass Meetings Nay 10 in
Cairo.

DR.. A. G. Voieht OF stanton,
Va, advance agent for the Interna-
tional White Slave association was
in Cairo yesterday in the interests
of his society. He net the ministers
of The city and made arrangements
by which the association will oren
a campaign in Cairo, Sunday, May
10 with two mass gs-after-
noon at 3 o'clock one for women
only and the other for men only.
At 7.30 p. m. two big general mass
meetings for both men and women
will be held. The meeting for men
and one of the Sunday night gen.
eral meetings will be held in the
PRESBYTERIAN church. The other
general mass meeting and the meet
ing for women only Will be held in
the Cairo Baptist church. Dr.
Voight and DR.. Belts have cam
pal Sntu IN moro LudH que HuluicH
towns and cities in the last slN
months, among the number beina
Little Rock, Tevarkana, Hot Springs
etc. They have just completed n
an itinerary of the state of Arkan
sas. The campaign in Cairo is I,
be under the auspices OF the Cair,
Ministerial association.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
Flames Threaten 203 and Rescucrs
Battle Hard With Little
Hope Of Success.
WEST VIRGINIA FIELDS
SCENE OF LATEST HORROR
Fifty.nine Taken 0ut But Many Of
Them Were Severely
Burned.

ECCLES, w. VA, APRIL 26.--
FOUR MINERS ARE KNOWN
DEAD, 50 RESCUED, MANY OF
THEM SEVERELY BURNED, AND
sl03 OTHERS ENToMBED ALIVE
IN TWO BURNING MINES WITH
LITTLE CHANCE OF THEIR LIVES
WERE THE RESULTS OF AN EX-
PLOSI0N OF DUST IN MINES
NUMBER 5 AND 6 OF THE NEW
RIVER COLLIERIES COMPANY
THIS AFTERNOON.
THE DEAD AND RESCUED
WERE ALL TAKEN FROM MINE
NUMBER 6. ALL BUT 13 OF THE,
MINERS WHO APPEARED FOR
WORK HAVE BEEN ACCOUNTED
FOR. ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY OF THE ENTOMBED MEN ARE
IN NUMBER S, AND NONE HAVE
BEEN HEARD FROM SINCE THE
EXPLOSION AT $50 P. M.
THE MINES ARE BURNING
FIERCELY WITH THE GOVERN
MENT, THE STATE AND PRIVATE
RESCUEING PARTIES WORKING
DESPERATELY TO SUBDUE THE
FLAMES.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
Thief Believed to Have Piled His
His Victim With
Liquor.
REGISTER AS SMITH
AND SON" AT HOTEL
Victim Makes Complaint After
Watching Culprit Escape from
House With His Money.

An old man who registered under
the name of Smith at Little Dicks
rooming house on Sixth street Mon
day evening created q disturbance
early Tuesday morning when he
said that he had been robbed by
his roommate, u young man of about
twenty eight, of something more
tn an $40. He said that ne saw the
thief go through his pockets and
then leave the room When he rose
and made an investigation the
money was gone.
instead of trying to stop the cul-
prit he remained In bed until the
latter had made his escape and then
demanded that the night clerk. whD
is crippled catch the thief. Finally
he was persuaded to tell his story
10 tho police, Dut 50 far the search
for the robber has proved unavail-
ing.
Richard parham, proprietor OF
the rooming house, said the two an
peared at his place Monday aftcr-
noon and asked for lodging. He
asked them to register and they told
him to write il down" for them
He inquired their names and they
said Smith and Son."
Mr.. Parham registered them as
they wished, thinking they were
father and son. The young man
was very attentive to his companion,
which seemed natural, under the cir
cunstances, but it is now believed
that he had gained the older mar +
confidence with the intention OF
robbing him from the first. Tho
cider man was under the influence
of liquor and the younger apparent
ly was responsible for mis- condition
The alleged theft occurred about
3 o'clock Tuesday morning and tho
victim did not complain until the
thief had disappeared. He appeared
to think it the duty of the public to
capture the thief and demanded that
the citizens act, but finally made
known his trouble to the police au-
thorities.
Both arc believed TO be strangers
as no one in Cairo appeared to know
them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
CHARGE THAT He
STOLE HUGE SUNS
FROM EMPLOYERS
ST. Louis Man Arrested in Seattle
for Alleged Theft Of
$31,000.

st. Louis. April 2S.-William S.
Ferguson. As years cid, who after an
alleged cmbezzlement of $4,000.
fed from st. Louis and adopted the
name of "R. Z Morse" was arrested
in Seattle, Waoh., early today and
will be brought back to st. Louis.
Until April 2I 1913, Ferguson
was cashier and bookkeeper for the
National Druggist, trade puhlica-
ton with offices in the Chemical
Building. He had been with the con-
Germ many years, and was virtually
i'm charge of the finance, Of the
company. He was married AMI
lived with his wife at 1927 Hen
rictta street.
On the morning of April 81, 1918,
II. r. Strong, owner Of the National
Druggist, opened the Sate N inc
ccmpany's Offices and looked UP an
accent in one Of the concern s
hooks. He apparently disarranged
the contents of the safe for when
Ferguson arrived at the office and
locked at the books, he is said to
have at once pleaded illness and lett
the Office.
When he did not return, Strong
became suspicious, and had the
books audited The investiga ton
revealed that $4,000 hal been
stolen from the company, it is
charged
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
PROTRACTED MEETING
AT CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH IN PROGRESS

A. F. Gordon, ID. d. of Clinton.
Ky. began a meeting at Calvary
Baptist church, northeast corner of
Sixteenth and Poplar streets, Mon
day evening. The meeting will con-
tinue for two or more weeks. DR..
Gordon is very able and logical
speaker, and those who have heard
him speak in the highest terms of
him as an orator. He preached yes
terday afternoon on the subject of
of What Women Can Do" and nj
eight o'clock yesterday evening he
preached on the subject of Chris
tian Warfare" which was practic-
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
MOB Threatens
NEWMAN MAYOR
FOR USING GUN
Three Wounded When Alex Hance
Shoots From Behind An
other Man.

Danville, Ill, April 2S.---Follow-
ing an argument over the alleged
illegal Imprisonment Of citizen,
Alex Hance, Mayor of Newman, H..
this afternoon shot Ed Crown
the lire, wounded H. y. Smite Of
Decatur. whom Hancc was using
as a shield II. Williams, railroad
conductor, was severely wnrn III by
q wild shot which passed through
tne depot window near the scene OF
the encounter. Mayor Hance was
locked up and there was much fears
OF mob violence as a result Of mis-
act.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29

ally continuation of his sermon Of
Monday evening This afternoon he
viii speak on the subject of Cod )
First Talk to Woman" This even
ing at O'Clock his theme will be
Sin Like the Weeds" Everybody
IL cordially welcomed to attend
these meetings. Services every after
noon at o'clock and evening at 8
O'Clock. Each service will be pre-
cecded thirty minutes by song and
prayer service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
Thus help boost.

BY the way, what did you do with
that See You in Church" card that
was left on your front porch? Re
sure you look it up and put it In a
conspicuous piace-say the front
windoy of your home or place Of
business. If it has been misplaced,
the committee that distributes them
will furnish YOU another. Help
boost the movement.
May 2rd.
See You in Church." Sunday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
Proper Meaning Of "Fair."

Fair" Is an old English word, com
monty and correctly used to designate
an exposition. market show, or gath.
ering for any purpose where goods
are offered for sale or amusements
are provided.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
lew Australian Diamond Field.

New Australian Diamond Field.
New South Wales reports an i'm
portant new diamond field, in the
northeastern part of the province. AS
usual the diamonds are found near the
crater of an extinct volcano.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29

Look up, not down. Yol might
find lost quarter by looking on
the ground, but the higher things
of life, both material and spiritual,
are best seen by looking up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
GO TO CHURCH CORNER
Devoted to the interests of the See You in Church
Movement" Sunday May 3.

Notice the See in-Chirch" "
sign at the corner of Eighth Street
and Commercial Avenue? Con-
spicuous, isn't it? Yet ii was there
for nearly whole week before a
certain one of our prominent busi-
iness men who passes that corner
about four times a day, saw it: and
We strongly suspect some one called
his attention to it then. Don't be
like this p. b. man; look up
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
The Dear Thlnoe.

~. .Siderly-"ihey say that mar
riag-s are made In heaven" Miss
Young then you have one
chance more"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29
MEXICO. CITY QUIET,
LAST REFUGE TRAIN
Robt. ]. Kerr, Chicago and Mexico City
Lawyer, First Civil Governor Of
Vera Cruz

Washington April ssTh Mexican centering the at
tempt by Latin hope find mid
die ground for pacific adjustment and those who do not regard resort
inevitable of what has occurred Through
today activity manifest herea Of
the enoys Argentina Brazil and Chile who busy formulating
plan of adjustment submitted
regime and that of the military and naval forces Of the United States
which continued its preparation for eventuaies which de-
The of Gen Funsten five thousand
Vera the principal military developments of the day
spirit of optimism result the progress negotiations
dnvy apparent aiming hree peace preceding
the capital Judging from the opinions of close touch with the
report circulated in diplomatic quarters during the day was to the
the plans being considered contemplated provisional
of government in This confirmed
Another unconfrmd report which widely circulated the
possibility of the three Intermediates making visit to Mexico City to
talk with Huerta face to face.
will reede That that b eliminated and
actual constitutional government be given Demands
for indemnity fer the death of buejack and killed
because of the expense which this
ment has been subjected will not be pressed.
The mediators believe that Huerta agree eliminate him
self he does however they feel confident the better class CT
Mexcs the capital be dpended upon force him out Of
that Huerta would decide take with him all the
troops he and conduct revolution Of his later That
however contingency that must be left to the future Much Dip
and financial support has already been withdrawn from the die
brought everywhere completely to
him. with what prospect of dccess no one yet prepared to say
Eagle Pass April 2sThe vanguard the Rebel
Neg General Juaardo Federal commander who
wounded his defeated yesterday Aembe died to-
day the Rio Grand and his body brought to the American
General Garcia troops
that the flag will be hod salute
fired to show their tnendness for the United States
Mexico City April 2There has been violence here since last
Sunday Sir Lionel Garden the British minister today
Americans that the last refugee would leave this evening 80
Up SIG Americans had registered for passage
Washington April 2s-Amcan civil government under martial
law has been up Vera Cruz vith Robt Kerr lawyer Chi
cago and Mexico City the civil governor.
Chihuahua Mex April 2S-couferencs between Gen Francisco
Venustiano
Constiutonalh
difficulties involving the held
today
Angeles members of
Villas reached here late VII
regarding
questions principal today
Caranza notified by telegraph Ell Paso and Washington
last night tai Hur had the mediation PROPOSE
ton presented Brazil Chilli The rebel first chief
declined to AXE proposition He still witho
official notification the alliance
Pablo Gonzales
which occupied Monte
following and defeating
the fight occurred at Garcia 5s
Fderals
left quantities supplies all their artillery
that Safio occupied bv
Cnstiutional the
ISau This not officially confirmed, ,-s>
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29

Have you been tagged" vet?
Oh. you have, have you. That is
good! Now show your colors by
wearing the tag on the OUTSIDE
OF your lapel, not underneath it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29

Mexico City April 28The has been violence here since la
Sunday Sir Lionel Garden tie British minister today announced
Americans that the last refugee train would leave this evening 63
Up to SIG Americans had registered for passage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29

Did you ever try going to
church for crouch" Best remedy
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29

Washington April 2S.American civil government under mart
law has been Vera Cruz Vithe Rob Kerr lawyer OF
cago and Mexico City the civil governor
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-29

you ever heard Of! T-FiTWl
sIS& q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
POOL ROOMS MUST REMAIN
CLOSED OVER SUNDAY.
eooy Determines That All Csrina
Devices Must Vanish ard Near
Blu Law viii De Effective.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Tim Grove councfl was held last even
inE at the town hall The newly elect
ed counctimen proceeded to business
and passed many resolutions and
made several amendments to the or
dinances OF the town The amend
ments that were drafted and read for
the hrst time las evening were in
connection with the running OF pool
rooms and bowling alleys and the
closing OF saloons. The first amend
ment to the ordinance. That all pool
rooms and bowling alleys must close
At ~ O'Clock. p m. and remain
pool rooms must close at II o'clock
saturday evening and remain closed
until q O'Clock the following Monday
morning. also that all pool rooms and
bowling alleys must obtain a license
from the town also that all saloons
y. m. every evening and remain
closed until 6 o'clock in the morning.
also that all curtains of saloons must
De pushed back giving a clear view OF
the interior"
The question OF gambling in the
town was then taken up and an
10 the question
passed. This amendment calls for
the abolition OF all dice games. gam
eA1 otI'A kdAubiilk tQuiPf
nIent. The first reading. OF which
there must three separate and dis
unct. of each OF the above named.
was heard.
The matter OF having a map made
Tor the government OF the town was
then taken up n IL was decided
that said map would be made. This
" for thc purpose Of establishing a
Inherent system for the delivery OF
mail In the out the pike district. This
viii require a continuous sidewalk I'm
all parts OF the town and will make
II necessary for all houses 10 be num-
oered. The necessary maps will be
made and forwarded TO the post office
DE- apartment At Washington as soon as
the work can be finished.
Several other matters OF minor i'm
portance were taken up by the coun-
cll. which then adjourned to meet and
hear the second reading of the amend
mcnts TO the ordinance at the next
regular meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
You Need This
Great Nerve
Tonic
oserestins. Drinking. s-osino o,
Any Excess csoses Necsou.ness
AMBITION PILLS
SURELY DO CURE

jon Coleman Company Is having a
' a of MendelIs Ambition pills
these days because The people OF
Wheeling who have tried them know
that hey tone up the entire system
n impar vigor and energy into run
down people In a few days. and be
cause they are guaranteed TO do ex.
acuy as advertised. or money back.
II you feel blue. have lost conn.
oence In yourself. are despondent.
weak and tired out a 5ocent box OF
Wendells Ambition Pills Is all YOU
need.
Finest prescription for headaches.
debility. poor blood. kidney
and liver complaints. malaria. neural.
gla. trembling and loss OF appetite.
They never fail TO end constipation.
Get them at John Coleman company
Tor 80 cents. Mail orders filled.
charges prepaid. by Wendell Pharma.
cal Co. Syracuse. ~. Y. who will
gladly send one days treatment free.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
OUT-THE-PIKE


During the past few days the boys
OF Oak Grove and vicinity have or
ganiZed a country life club. The first
regular meeting of the club will be
held at the Oak Grove school house
on Monday. March Q. Topics that
VIII be taken up at this meeting are
as follows: Points hat I would CON
slider the selecting a driving horse.
by Wade Bell; reading, John Redh-
del; care of cows. Rea Redhdel: care
OF horses. Ora Henderson,: care OF
hogs RAYMOND Wade; proper method
for raising potatoes. Lawrence Hen
derson. William Kiger has been
elected president of the club. and
John Kiger. secretary. Lawrence
henderson. William Kiger, Wade Bell
and Clark Taylor were elected on the
board TO make arrangements for the
meetings that will be held in the flu
lure. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to be present at the
meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
DOWDEI.L REALTY CO..
Glendale.
Phone 237-R Moundsville.
New Air Brake Car.

The new cir brake construction car
which has been talked OF quite frequent
~ In this section among railroad men.
has sriVcd in this CITY and is located
In the yards. Tine car Is now tho prop
crty Of the II. 4 -. and will be stationed
mere Tor q week or more. II he's a seat
ing capacity OF 20 persons and lectures
regarding the air equipment are given
each day by Mr.. Schrivcr. who Is in
chsrse. The lectures this week are be-
ing eiVen at s:3O .. m. while next vee<
~ viii be held 1T 1880 o'clock. The
equipment OF the Ger iS up To date IA
every way end all parts can be seen In
operation during the cutire lecture. All
local railroad men are urgently request
cd to attend these lectures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06
WARWOOD
miner Crushed a. Riohland Min.

George Uric. a foreigner empoIyed by
the Rtchland Coal and Coke Company
or South WarwoOd. Is IN a -cry serious
condition at the Ohio Valley General
hospital. es n result 81 being crushed
between a coal car n a post In the
mine. The accident hammered ab,rt
ll.SV o'clock yesterday morning. Ttic
was going through one OF the entries in
INC mine. when he was caught In one Of
INC small places. He was al once rush.
ca 10 the ohio Valley General hospital.
where ne was attended 60 by Dr. Hennen.
tne companys doctor. ~ was found Al
the hospital that he was injured inter.
nally and his right les was broken in
Two places. Uric wau resting ~ easily
- could be expected a. the hospital last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06

roe RENT
.Qh :. front So. f. ruOms and bath So. 90
Gi3 Belle Isle . rooms and bath. gs.00
- y Front 81. 5 rooms and bath $500
Deleware 81. G rooms. ........ 1900
- =. York 81. p rooms and bath. 90 90
- =. York 81. 3 rooms and bath. 1000
- virginia 81. 4 rooms and bath ~ 90
- virginia 81. Z rooms and bath. 1900
$40 q. Front 81. 9 rooms and bath 100
1915 Main ~. Z rooms and bath.
Including iEht. heat and water $500
McMaster Arts.. 3 rooms and hath
Including seam heat and Jan
ftor service. ...... 1000
III ifth ~, 20 rooms and bath. 5000
.2oia iful A.. 8 rooms aud hath. 5000
4 W. 3 looms and bath. 4u. 90
Edgdsle. 3 r0Ws aud bath. gX0u
Lcho Point q rooms and bath. $500
eel T-can Us-Hatiohai s04
Security Trust Co. Agent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-06

Tho Triadelphla district board or edu-
cation held 20 meeting at the office or
TIT iferch 'f1craft ~ Elm Grove We'd
y FdnN evening Matters pertaining Co
Ihe Wclfaro ~ The schools Of the die
trict were taken uu. ~ o. understood
also tHnf The matter or m now and f4r-
ger IuilnIur Tor the accommodation or
me lnfF' number of students that viii
ne m school during tho coming vear
WI nlrp 20 taken Un. This matter 3D.
.a.aIln Wl"N rnwmfuf AMONG tho
SCHOOL board mewhfre and the citizens
r. lrrc o. Tho britfiur no the ureeerf
time @0Cruried Nr enc hirh afhnof b. r1-
nHhle or nccumwnHafiuv only thc pupils
That are 90 present enrolled