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Arizona republican., 1914-05-07
Farm Notes
BY H. L. RANN

We notice that the Standard Oil octopus is not automobile came in After d has gonG up against that shrinking violet the retail merchant, in five or six towns and has paid anywhere from F to 25 q gallon for gasoline. depending upon the size of the merchants overdraf at the nearest bank he will have new respect for the gentemanly methods Of high finance When you are thirty miles from home with an empty tank you are as reader with the pink eye and you don't pay three prices for gasoline which has been held under the town pump you have a system which would wiring dividends out of q sarcophaguS Standard Oil has had to bear the sins of petty greed d long tme
 The potato bug is cousin germane to the boil weevil and descends in straight line from the Egyptian flea which made old Pharoah duck under the bed clothes. This pest has caused more pach- ache and deodorized profanity than any olher o' nament on the farm except the early rising rooster with faulty tone emission After a lean man mas chased a colony of perpatetic potato bugs all "aN with q can of Paris green he can't stralghten up without climbing into a clothes press rms pug Is as restless as rural carrier in dress sul ana ci cover more ground than flea bitten tomeaI NeN' 1o the frayed appendix sides stepping turnor he s mans deadliest enemy.
 The department stores have put a crl'hp in UT, old fasbioned crazy quilt which made Josephs coat
 f or,, coors ,ook about as brilliant as the mental processes of d black More gossip l"s ''e" b+obed aver the remains of a crazy quilt or an eioht-nly comforter than anywhere outside or tht weekly, meeting of the W. C. T. |. The acuFiues o inc .craz,, ouilt have transformed many mote husband and father into gay LothaHlo "i'i hio,' affnities than humolebee It Is ule u went ''''' the discard
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boeb trug, pprareehen 5li lalien.
,Harr", murmelte er pDr iih bin, Du
aeoentIt Elm Wibhen 81 erobern, bic
msin Bib i'm nerssn trdgtl"
9lls bic Stnritte Der beioen 6errea
auf bemaorriocr perhalt lporen, lpur4
oe elm Riegel an Der 5hiir, Die aug
Glmd's 8puooir in oas 2siesirnmer
fiibrte, leiIe siiriidaefhoben, uno Wias
mons leifenbIaiies QtntliB ihaute
priifenp in pas leere 0ema6. Sas
gRaohen sitterie, fpie poa 5ieberfrp't
aeiniittelt uno buftts silig burn bas
Simmer in ben aprrioor. 8or Der
5repps, Die 5,l benz obsren Stodnsrt
fiibrte, blisb lie isebsn, cenn ibre 5ibe
perfaaten ben Dienit. Dit einem az
lpaltiamen 3ufammenroifen ihrel
arGfte aslanste manon an ihr Sim
ner unb itieB ihnsu Die shiire auf
pelde bann suriid ms Sdlob flel
gieben ibrem Bette nieOeriinteno
prebte lie ben aopf III Die bebenosr
SGnoe uno risf in flehsncenr, nnalt
ppIIen 5on: .G barmterStser 0ott
| iteb mir bel! Gs mar gu plel, gu piel.'
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Benjamin i. garnaban an Gineiu

gsnionlin 3. Gurnaban an etnrtus
natus g. unp .. SO. $500.
gbusneloa.G. 3. Meit al Brighton
German gdnf 60. $4,000.
Wtotilba 20. GhmiDi an Jctn eros
min. 5000.
sSotn q. Saebl an Star .. u. Wo.
9 SO. 5000.
gsorge u. Gimyid an Soilttsrn
Ohio 6. unb 3. SO. $4,000.
Gibnen 81. gaIoipsn an 2tberal =,
unb y. SO. S2500.
georae 80. qiihaipa an nlatlbe'
s40O.
MoTes 9igranstp an 9teip Wiagno'
Tia q. uno 8. so. 1880.
Somuef SiIperinan an Z. Baro Z
nno 9. So. $4,000.
Rogsr 8. 5ints an u. m. sarpuof
1858.
Ferdinand 80. Msisbroot an aibsra
8. uan y. 60. $3.50.
!. Bernard HieIsnbed on e'eit Str
3. u. Hp. /. $4,000.
albsrt 8rldnsr an 2iberdl :. uni
3. 60. S400.
gburh af ltnitsb Brethren y
Gbriit BON College 1iI an Wliamis
burg 3. uno 8. u. $1,000.
Glisabesb 6. Gimlid an Gintinnoi
Wortingmens Club 9. nno 6. Sc
5000.
5arrp auspsu on Wondrh 3. nn
g. M. 60. $500.
TerieIbe an 6. Wderten. 5000
GetiIgtt Sppptbtien.
@sorse $. 8dter on Riuerfioe 3. y
| uno 6. 60. $500.
| 2lnnie 5nnes an Champion y. Y
| go. 2. $1,000.
| Benjamin r. garnnh1n an Gintir
natus 6. unb .. go. $4,000.
| fSlorenee sSsrris on u. 6. Dea'
mono. $500.
georse gnialb an ebas. 9enolstoi
$1,000.
Snupltr .. 9ithia OH ssntrt
| Truit & Safe .. SO. $4,000.
Sobu q. baebI an Star .. u. H
9 60. $14O0.
5srman 0iebaus on Sulid Gop.t
$4,000.
Miralba g. armitrpns on W1oiif
9. u. go. 2. S125.
Sobn 8. 9raf an 7. Waro 8. III
.. 60. $2300.
Samuel Shubman on e. MdsTts
S40o.
, albert y. glanhdrb an Roriuo'
sSmpropeo .. unb &. SO. $1,000.
: Jbopbeus 6. 9ramlet an oisielt
$1,000.
: barrp 9isrnnstp CT 8ermdnid
". Ro. 3. $4,000.
Sutpb 5sio jr. an SaeOb Sci
$1,000.
@uIia gotmann an Qouis !. 5au
!. 5000.
4 6enspispe 8. goit,llo an 4ppao
unn &. SO. $500.
: 9nna 2ls:r an aatherine Or
D $500.
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Mu,arts Don Guam.
2lus Rannheim niro aefhrietsn:

2lus Wunnhetm piro aefhriehen:
9anae, nur su lonae haben mir bas
Teiiteriuert Wloaartider WtuIe entbeb'
rem miiFisn. Seit Dem Wlosnrtsnslus
in Der Saifon 1905.06 febIt bas Wert
auf bem Repertoir. 9lun aber lou es
uns niht lancer porenthoIten iperpen
ano ioaor in ruuer form unn Beat.
beituna (gooanstp) erftsheu. &c ourfs
ie .barum anaeseiat fsin. siniees bars
iiher In Der erinreruna tudh Al I'll.
| fen. Die GfopfuHu bat iih in Der
Gpernlittsratur eine dbnlihe S!elluna
oefiferi. ME Goetbes .ifauit@ unts-
hen 1ramen: ss III eine llntperial.
| ih6pfuna unp tine ef,tbeutite sualeih.
cbipobl Is Elm ipaniides Suiet bebdn.
belt. In. isaIieniit,er Gprnhe geid,rie'
ben unb In Der b5hmiihen baupfftab'
Drag suerit ouiaefiibrt ipurbe UNI
stpnr dm %. Gtiober 1877. Darum
man eiasn.lich ben fpnniihen Vomer
Don ssuau" beibeb1!i. iit unbe1reif
| lid. DieI rid,tiaer srideint bic gei
nennung Don Giopdnni. pie lo!d1I
and hsi mebreren 8iihnen aebrdlldIit
| III. geben Wsoaart iii Der Stcff cue.
BON Sc iSellier 1713). 9lid 176l)
| aiphini t1776). 4lkrtini t17S4
eassanioa l178D u3lp. behanbeI
porbsn. bod teine nisisr 0rbeisen Der
ElcGis iih einen baiRrnbtn plaB Al
i.hern. gllIe Namen perbunfclse Wo
sarts DeEtirn. Mnaarts Don 9icpan
nj. Dds 5ertbnd, f:ammt BON ben
iialieniihen 5ertniftsr 2orensa y
9sonte. Dbipohl bieier it'd, an alter
g3earbeifunasn bes ieii Wlitie Des liz
Sabrhunberts pieIfaf btbanoelten 81
lets anlebnt unb nnmenilih oas 1eri
tud, Der leinerseii in Denenia pislint
laufgefiibrten Gper .sN tonDitato /
pietra" BON Diufeppe Boasanliaa Ital
. | cepliinbert bot. III ibm bod bas Wel
Dienit ausnIprehen, ben orob hfhar
oelten, In ben GhlanrIn utsoaene
Gicff in cine refine Hunitiphdrs 1ebl
. ben unb ihn NIT rifticem 1nit In b
4uffaifuna ieiner 8eoeutun1 unb m
bramntiEhem Deinid aeitoItet au bt
BEN. Wann Woaart NH Der Hrmpoi
Ition Der Gper beannn. lit unbetdnn
als tr 1857 mad, Wrua fuhr. mar
lnch nitbt ftrtia. fie purbs erit bo
! ro!lenbet. bic krrlihe Gupertiife ioae
lerit unnittelbar Dor Der Muffiihrnn
Z Disft beainnt in D.mon. Don eSuar
lgesiehun1 aur OeiiserfpeIt btstihntn
9 unb aeht bdnn in 0-bur iiter, IL
gertdltnik snr Wit1rslt dordtteri'
J. renb: bic eiaenthiimlidb aemiih
lgrunbltimmuna ber Dper. in Der b
:. irbifh Ginniihc. l,iebrid aDmiid,e ~
tas iiberirbjfM Erhnbene unb Ora
,. fac pereint jinb. III i6on IN Der 81
lpsrtiiss Meiii<xbdit ann 9assgad 4
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Gin ungela bener o t. Sn
benz bDbmiften 0orT Raaoen faao
fiirslih Elm srobes 8alfeIt itatt, ods
bic aanbtpirtbe Der Srtihdft oerans
italteten. 2lnes fpielte it6 in ge.
piinidtem Mabe alatt ob, allgemeln
berrihte fdone 2uftisteit, als ploBlib
Elm Durheinanbsr eintrat. aitern uab
Dsrleaenbeit miIhte ii4 Bel Den Nd9ite
ifebenben. Die gntfernteren brdngtsn
ficb neugierig ber3u; teiner ipubte,
lDos los mar, bis ihlisBlid ben Ruf
nah Der tpeiien 5rau bic Situation
tldrte unb Der Spannung unb 0erle
aenbeit alIer bic Grl0fung brafte.
Der Storh mar ols uugebetsner 0aft
erfhienen unb bate. belsiciat, neil er
niht selaben mar, sfeih 5iDei anoere
8Gfte mitqebradt. Doh ipuroen iie
aut cufaenommen. Die Wuiitfapele
btariibte bic Mnfommlinge init bons
n:rnbem 1ui6 unb on Gliduanider
feHlte 81 and ni6t.
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(sSortiepua1 folet.)
Sriff bas Gid)tige,

penn gu fronf bit, l1nb Seilung
miro Die syolge fem. 8enn 2u 3. y.
oil S1norrboiben leioeit, 10 eebratte
,9lnafeiis". bas beriibmte 5tuhl.
8apfhen.geittcl. Cine 9robe miro
bon g. 9eeuItaebter & 60, gor 1916,
geen gorf Sim, foitenfrei perianot.
10 ooB itb Seoermann oapon iiber3ell'
qen fam, nle ihnea oieie oegetabill'
ihen 36pihen, Die am Site ocs lie
bells am aorper eingefiibrt iperSen
2inberung Der Shmer5en uno balf
aud, oanernoe 5eill,ng periharten
Seilung fam niht aitsbleiben, mem
bas rihttge Msittel oas Seloen an
rehten Blase trlf't. N.Y..
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Granosissuibums sllebertrasnagsu.

V NE II IL Ais S1a.
Seremiub gR. QuilI on eharles
Woeier, Elm Stid Qnnb In Seition z
rpn WIllcreet golpnibip. 81.
2llpina S6lieper an 4manoa Wtun'
ratb, 23.75 bel 113 Gub an Der Sios
ieits Der Wsit 9. StraBe. ST.
8. o. BERN on 0tDrse U. Outbrie.
Got SO. 8 bon glod - in Mnomins
6eigbts. 81.
Bernhard greiberS an aeonarb 8.
Greiberg, 80 bel 161 Gitb an Der Glib
oitsGde Der 2lugllftn MDtnue nnD ber
4lIen norblih pon Der Vortb Bent
Hoab. 81.
abe North College 1ilI ReaItp So,
an Mm. ). assnan. Got Nc. 1852 Dor
Der Gbip 2anD &c Improvement Cos
llnierabibeiIuns in NDrb college 9iu
$1.0O.
Diefelbe an Mnbrep 5. Wr0reip
Got SO. 1154 TN oerfelben llnternbtbxi
lung. 81.
| 1idslbs an Gaif1iak npsu5. Got
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9iertes aopttei.

mtitternadt fpar neriiber, ais 8raf
Gternau ben leidten 5d5opa9en be-
Ttiea, Der ibn nah Der Station soobens
fsloe fiibrsn follte. Gr b1tte ith bon
ieinsm siitigen gDirtbs uno oeilen ia
mile. iotpie pon ben dRlpeisnoen 8ar
iten nit Der 9sriiheruns perabThieoet,
bag nur Der 6inblid aui Elm baloisss
BieoerIeben ibm oieie eiIige 1rennun5
3u erleidltern permoae uno sSeDsr,
pet6sr oes 8rafen 2intIiB betrattete,
nas bleifer ais gefpphnlth ausioh nno
beiIen 3iioe DEN ausbrut bon ll,lrnhe
uno Gorge trugen. mod7.e pohl leinsn
@prten 8lauben ideH'tn.
Yer 6reiberr bate i'm alsoann bis
on ben N4agen qslsitet; I'M legten Vlos
ment Die Bferoe polten ihon an
sieben - Tabte Sternau notl einnial
beg Gheims 0anb mo iagie leile:
,,1u perIpridIt mir, lieber Sntsl. e.
| qRuuon 3u beitellen, Ipis leio es mir
oetbQu, bab i'd ppn iby obne Ibihieo
oehen mufte? - uno Bu meinit.
oaG ibr Grtrdntsn unaeidhrlih Fei?@
rGs bat oisfes oar ujhts Su beoea.
tenl gDeniae 5oae au5e unb reihIidlsr
Sdlai, bann lit tie nieoer ouf Bed
Define gmpfsbluna pSroe id beitelIen
perlaFs DID oorauf! 2luf Wiscerfebel
sur Sofssit, Iie6er Qrt5ur,"
| .aoisu. uoieul"
| Wunberlides Menic}enkrs. Srd'
| Sternau, ipeiher Der Jreiterrn, Il
l9ssuq auf oeTIen msoi3iniifs aennt
| niiIe itets sinen glarren gefhoIiea
| fiitite iih botliG1 baourh berubi9t
| Dab oieier Manon's Grtrantsn, i
leidt nabm. Smmer tuieoer tebrtel
bes Grofen 0sbanten 81 een1 hoioei
WlGD6en surit; lie flnb Dor ibm, nj
Fe aeiiern bei Der ls5ten llnierrebuni
bittenb in iein @ugs lsifaut! Sn ihre
fhulelpIeu gruit mar Seine 4bnung
ban lid, untsr rem Dedmantel inert
tbGtiuer 2iebe fir Role gang anoe-
gldne perbnrasn, lInp bon oitler
! liebli6en Geit6pT, 10 rein. ipie er tel
neg nod osIehsn. bate er Berln1
: idGbsno 3u Srbab eeTprofsn. ei
, tiefsr RiB alma nur3 lein gmpiinoen
/. er bate nieDrig esbdnoelt. Stsr
: nau Bate NOD einmal ieine 2nufbah
; teainnen, bic bunteln puntte bari
. oustiIaen moqsn. Die elat!lh I'm
. 9ieienieen, fpeItle duf ihr Sebsn gu
: riidIhuueno glues 10 finben. pie c
Isin mibis! Sc gisbi beren aerpib nj
Deniae, aber Wauon ipiiros 81 ihne
, seb6ren
: WPehrmuls tpenbst. S.ernuu bel os
Tabrt ieinsn aopf suriid, um Elm:
lsbten glid aui Elm Geniier I'm Ssitsr
:, fliioel oes ShloIies Su tperftn, al
= = hem MATES 2itt, aleih tinsm fern'
!. Stsrn herooritimrlerie. Gs mar q
TenIter BON Wanon's 3immsr;
!. ihlummerte alIO Hiht! Weilten ii
!. 0ebonkn bel i5m2 3iirnts lis be
] aarten Wonne, oDer fanb ibr Se'
|, Worte perseibsnber 2iebe2
: Sest penbets Die Sirabe ilh III
: cine 9lllee mddtiaer ainben osrbsd
!, isbe @usIitt auf bos ShloB. .
= Ianfte Stern lpar aus Sternau's 3
- rispnt oerIhtpunbsn!
.gs III beiIer id, bente gar rlit
! mshr on Manon; ih mub porpdr
Il uuf meiner 8abn!" murmslte Der Or
{ ppr iid bin unb itlua ben plaip feit
!, um bic S6ultern, oenn bic gtnt
!, tpurbe tiibi, uno tpos ieln 0slpiil
i i'm empfinben Ilsb. mnhie ouda lei
/. Seele froIteIn.
N (5ortiesung fcIgt.)
IN .unzrnnnl....uz....
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Ornnseisextbums .Sspstbefen

Gineinnati, 27. San.
gleue 6ppotbstsn.
SoI.pbine Wiibbenborf an Grant 8,
1orris. $500.
glIen Green an gnft GnD 6. & g.
60. $500.
yfobert airtlanb on Glmlpooo pIae'
6. mnb H. 60. $1,000.
artbnr Curtis an Wonarh .. uni
6. ". So. $500.
aouiis 3. 8otlep on Columbia y
unD 6. u. Go. $3.50.
Gbirorb 8. GrilIot an 1dnt Gtr
%. M. 50. $500.
SobR f5int an 0oslsp p. 4 8. 90
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gdipere arbeit! Rir Ieies

Ghipere grbeit! Rir Ieiea
i'm .,Simpli5iiiinluse: Gar mnnder
bdlstDet bic preubiihsn Geihncrsnsn
I'm 0ie Iaaeae!ber, Die ibnen iebt
mad, ie0cr Sisimg niisgesahlt iperoen.
Gr miro es nidt mebr thinl, ipenn er
I,ort. Dab cine gerliner eseid,lpores
ncnbanf oafiir ioigrIlbe 6rnge
tolne sil Ifofen) benntlporien miiBie:
,.sSslt Der angctlaate @crner aronic
Idnllbia, i'm Gesetnber 1913 IN gers
linsWlitie ppn otm 8crboben bss enis
ifAuiies, gnueinid,aftlid) NIT eiiierl
ooer mebrereu anoeren NIT 8egualf
aeaen cine EerIon frellbe betDeslid,e
Snderi, ndmlih cine SniiotnldR init
tSelo. Der gerfdnferiH eliic Gd)ill3eH-
BORT in Der Abilht lpeg5unehnen, Iid)
niejeIbe redt5lpiorig 5il5ueIGneH,
onrd, Nanblunges1 befbdiigt 5n haben.
welde einen anfnng Der Mii5fnbriiIig
oiefes benblid)tieten, abcr nitt 5nr
g,ollenbilng gefommeneil yerbredleas
entbaIten. 5a elmer Seit, IN mclfer
bic gerhiltuna bes Berbrehens mog.
lid, mar. siaiibbnite aenntnii, erDai.
| ten, mnn, es ililterlaiien 5li bnben.
| bierpon Der geb1rbc ODER Der onrd)
Dos gerbred,en beorobieu gerfon sur
retten 9eit aliseige 5n nlaheng" -
| 1O2 gporte. 90 Silben! TO BUD.
Ilnbeiil Chne 5n itoden! -. uno bad
nfles fir q apnrf Tinteni
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SnbipioneIIe geiddfti.

sSrcilnbin: ]. .@eiBt Gu. Dein Mnnn
tDwb nber pon ssGbr az ss0bs 6rofier
ilnD ur6berl.
- ia, ia, Inn Sontor III er aild)
10: He peruenoen i'm BLOB nod ann
I IG&rdbess Hen WabntSielons
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-16
d o is TO BE
DRY FOR NEXT YEAR

Andoyer, S. D.-The town of And
over will be. dry this year following a
writ OF absolute prohibition signed by
Judge Bouck Saturday following the
petition of Rev. Il. E.. Morrison, pns-
tor of the Methodist church at And
over, in which he set forth that the
petition asking to have the liquor
question submitted at the municipal
election April 81, was not signed by
20 legal free holders of the town of
Andover as described in Chapter 254
of the session laws of 1913.
The court on April G., issued an al
tentative writ of prohibition re-
straining Clerk Alfred Moxness and
l.. c. McDermott, v. e. Toy and F.. r.
Apin, members of tho board of trus-
tees of Andover, from further adver-
Using the liquor question as to come
up before the voters at the municipal
election, and setting a hearing for
Wednesday, April 15, at Webster, at
which time the defendants in this ac-
ton should appear to show cause
why a permanent writ of prohibition
should not be granted.
The defendants signed a stipula-
ton in the case, admitting the alleg-
ations charged in the petition filed
by Rev. Morrison. This stipulation
being filed, the court Saturday issu-
ed the absolute prohibition writ, thus
making Andover of legal necessity, a
dry town after July /, for one year.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-16
TREASURER GETS
$500 BACK PAY
IL. b. ROGERS RECEIVES Ball
ANCE OF SALARY FROM
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

County Treasurer H. B. Rogers will
receive the sum of $500 due him
during the past three years, as the re-
suit of action taken yesterday by the
board of county commissioners.
AT the afternoon session of the
commissioners it was moved by Nels
Jensen that a warrant be drawn to
Treasurer Rogers for the above sum.
this being the amount of salary due
him as county theasurer for the a
of 1911, 1912 and 1913, and remain
ing unpaid. He had drawn as salary
but $500 per year for this period,
whereas Section SO of the political
code of 1903 provides that the. salary
of the county treasurer in counties
having a population of 1900 or over
shall be $4,000. The motion was car
ried.
AT the evening session of the board
Commissioner j. c. Lehman present.
ed a report of the receipt of $5S.41
received from the C. NJ. & St, p. rail-
road in payment for grading done on
right of way of the railroad at the
point of intersection with the Lisbon
Beulah Highway. This amount was
turned over to the county treasurer
and credited TO the road fund.
The commissioners took final ad-
journment last evening. having been
in session since Monday.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-16
SLIDES
OF GOOD ROADS
pREsa1DiEyT P.ARMI,EY rs HAVING
PICTURES MADE TO ILLUS
TRATE WORK ON HIGH
WAY TO YELLOWSTONE

Aberdeen, S. D.-President j. w.
Parmley of Ipswich. head Of the Twin
Observation-Disclosures Park
Trail association, has had about 100
lantern slides made of views along
the trail all the way from the Falls
of st. Anthony to Yellowstone park.
At the east end of the trail is shown
the court house at Minneapolis the
concrete road starting therefrom,
forming the beginning of the trail,
and at the west end is. shown the road
made by v sixty conyicts Xrom the
Minnesota p%enitentiary, who were de-
tailed to work on the road the past
season. All along the line at various
points are shown crews at work and
views of. before and after" taking
the good roads medicine. The views
Will be used by Mr.. Parmley in his
lectures on THE Progress of the
Trail" He is receiving many requests
to attend, good roads meetings and
similar, gatherings, and is filling those
engagements as far as his time will
permit without. ~neglecting his work as
farmer, banker and generally busy
business The views WE'RE shown.
recently at a good roads meeting at
Terry, Mont, where the Rev. G. F..
Remission of Hettinger, N. D., used
them in connection with a. lecture.
Great enthusiasm was aroused for
the Yellowstone Trail at the Terry
meeting, and the Terry people voted
to raise $500 for the trail.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-16
MANY WITNESS
PARADE OF CARS
SEASONS MODELS IN AtToMo
RlI.ES ARE EXHIBITED TO
- THE PUBLIC THIS AFTER
NOON.

Headed by the Mitchell Concert
band, 81 carr belonging to Mitchell
auto dealers passed up and down tho
Main avenue this afternoon at 8
O'Clock before admiring throngs OF
people. Waving penants, streamers
and decorations, upon many of the
cars, of an elaborate nature assisted
in making the parade u brilliant spec
tacle.
The procession started at the Corn
Palace and moved southwark. Four
Buick cars of the Central Auto a.
Supply Co., were the first machines.
These were lavishly decorated. One
contained six girls robed in white.
Then followed cars of many makes
and sizes: Case, Partin-Palber, Chal-
mers, Maxwell, Ford, Studebaker,
Cadallac, Metz, Apperson, Hupmobile
Chandler, Velie, Overland. -Four Hup-
mobiles also were dressed i'll most
handsome style. The Overland car
was most numerously represented in
the procession. An Overland truck
carrying a touring car filled with pas
sengers attracted much attention.
Crowds lined the sidewalks on each
side Of the thoroughfare. The excel
lent weather gave an unusually good
opportunity for the display of Easter
fashions and the sight of the humid
reds of spectators was such as to re-
mind the observer of a Corn Palace
multitude.
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THREE-CORNERED
RACE O MAYOR
WooNsoCKET EXPECTING LIVE.
Ll MUNICIPAL CAMP .iIGN
AND ALSO HOT LICENSE
FIGHT.

Woonsocket, S. D.-What prom
Uses to be the hottest municipal cam
paign for some years has been e
ed here and will continue in a spirit
ed name until the polls close at the
annual city election on Tuesday,
April 2l. Two tickets, one termed
the "C%itizensf' and the other the
Peoples" have been placed in the
field, and the supporters of each tic
ket will make strenuous efforts to
win a victory.
Prominent men head the tickets for
election Jas mayor and the remainder
OF the opposing tickets are composed
of leading business mel and citizens.
In addition to the two tickets, S. II.
Gitchell. also a leading citizen, has
announced himself as an independ-
ent candidate for election to the Of
flee of mayor. The probable outcome
OF the th%ree-cornered race is a mat
ter of keen speculation. There also
is a hot fight over the saloon license
question, with the. prospect that the
vote will be close between license and
anti-license. The adherents of license
will this year have one advantage
which they have not h~eretobefora
had. as under recent decisions of the
state supreme court it will not be
necessary to secure a majority CT all
votes cast in order to carry license,
merely, n majority on the face of the
returned being all that now is re-
Quired.
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WEBSTER TO VOTE ON
TELEPHONE FRANCHISE

Webster, s. D.-Availing themselv-
es Of the opportunity granted them
by law, a number of the residents of
Webster have filed with the city
council a petition asking that's TWEEN
ty-year teleph one franchiseswhich has
been before the city council for sew
|eral months, be submitted TO. the Iy0tL,
ers of Webster for their aA4lotttoiffDrs
rejection. In accordance With the PEI
tition the franchise will be subnlitteds
to the voters at, the regular city 6lec.t
tionaon Tuesday, April 81 and they
will have authority to declare by
their votes whether or not. the franz
chise shall be granted. The ftanchiBe
grants to David Williams the right to
Install the system If the voters auth
orize it. Mr.. Williams formerly was 4
prominent business man of Webster.
He. now resides at Duluth. MINI, al
though he yet is the owner OF q great
amount of property in Webster and
vicinity. The system as contemplated
by him will cost about 100000. II the
voters approve the franchise the work
of installing the system will COM
mence Immediately after the result OF
the election is announced. 1t is PLAN
ned to have thirty farm lines connect
ed with the local system II 1t Is install
led.
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FOR
BETTER SCHOOLS
DEAN VAN BENTHUYSEN MAKES
PLEA TO FARMERS CLUB.
FOR CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOLS.

The Consolidated Schools and the
Necessity for a Township hall were
the subjects of addresses given by
Professor S. d. van Benthuysen be-
fore the Prosper Township Farmers
club, last evening. Despite the windy
and inclement weather, a large and
enthusiastic audience listended to
the lecture.
The matter of consolidated schools
has been under consideration for
some time in this township and has
caused Il great deal of discussion.
Professor van Benthuysen made a
strong appeal for the adoption o. this
system, dwelling at some length on
the many advantages V e the present
method of dividing the township into
districts and having a school house
for each one. This question will be
settled definitely by voting some time
in the near future.
The business meeting which fol-
lowed the address was presided over
by the pr'esfdent of the Club MI.
Carl Hoffman. Considerable time
was taken up with The discussion of
the coming corn contest. A great
deal of interest is being shown by
the farmers in this contest. At the
conclusion of the melting Mr.. Louis
Debuck rendered two vocal numbers,
which were much appreciated by the
large audience.