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Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27
wooDMEN HAVE BIG TIME,
'Entsrtain Visitors. and Initiate Large
Class Of Candidates.

The Modern q Woodmen ledge o.
this city held one of the largest and
most successful meetings in its his
tory Of the order Monday evening,
when a class of seven candidates was
given the degrees in full fern by the
lodge team in an exceptionally credit.
able manner before one Of the laEg-
est lodge audiences that has ever as
sembled in the CITY,. Invitations to
attend the meeting had been S MT to
the camps ate Hsizer, Seward, Ellin-
wood and Larned and all were well
represented. The work as put on
by the officers and degree team Of
the Great Bend camp was very fine,
and elected many compliments from
the visiting camps. A class of seven,
teen. had been secured for initiation
for the evening, but only seven ot
the number put in an appearance,
the, others doubtless being too TIM
I'd to make the acquaintance Of His
Goatship before such a large crowd.
Eighteen other applications for mem
berShip were taken in at the me t.
ing so it will be seen that the lodge
Is enjoying a good growth despite
the quiet times in a business way.
The membership of the camp OF this
place is now close to the 300 mark,
and is the largest fraternal society
in the county. o
George Planck, George Land, Jesse
Hood, Clarence and Walter Doonan,
Earl Byers and Earl Wright were
the victims to furnish the entertain
ment for Monday night, and when
the work of Initiation was over. none
of them expressed the thought that
they had not received the worth OF
their mOny. @
Following the initiation and regu
lar work of the evening a number Of
the visitors made appropriate talks
and the Visitors Degree was also
conferred on the newly adopted mem
'bers so that they would know how
to conduct themselves when visiting
other camps, George Lapd ais au.
.thOrity for the statement that this
. latter degree was of itsek worth the
admission price. Talks were made
by join E. Wagner, Bob Sloan and
Rev. Tom Morrow, pastor Of the
Larued Baptist church, while Robert
johnson, of that city, also entertain
ed the audience with an appropriate
Song and reading. H. E. Turck, ot
ElHnwoOd. and H. E. May of Sew
ard. also made good talks which
were heartily appreciated.
After the close of the lodge nice
lunch. consisting of sandwiches, pick
les. dOughnuts. coffee and apples was
served. cigars were distributed and
a social smoker indulged in until q
; late hour.
Those present from other towns
e&ere H. E. Turck. George Dotter, E
. E. Rinker. Pete Smith, Louis Mische
Dave Campbell and August Christian
sen, of EIdnwoOd Camp; George Ap
biegate, Hugh Byens, Geo. Everett
Dan Alefs, Kirby Evers, Geo. Wilka
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Sixteen members Of the A. o. U,
W. Pitch Club were entertained in q
most delightful manner by DR.. w.
L. LYDIA at his home Monday even.-
ing. A most pleasant evening wa
spent at cards and a delicious and
substantial lunch was s,ryed, AID It
was along in the wee small hours Of
the morning before the company dis
banded. o.,
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

The news is rather stale but John
Younkin has been too bashful tomen,
ton the fact that a fine baby girl
put in her appearance at his home
on Friday, March 18th. The young
lady has been named Goldie Isabel,
and John says that she seems to he
overcoming the handicap Of being in-
itiated into this wcrh on Friday the
18TH, and is getting along in fine
shape.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Will Gallon, the fourteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallon
while scuffldng with some Of the 9th
er boys at school Monday, fell II
such a manner as to break shout
der bone, which will cause him Il
be laid up for repairs for some lit
tie time.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Noah Asher and family returned
last week from a visit at Chico, Cal
ifornda, with Mrs. Asher's trother,
Roy Tabler and family. They liked
the country there pretty well and
had a fine visit, but old Kansas is
good enough fer them for awhile and
they were glad to get home agedn.
They saw several formerly OF Great
Bend people while gone and report
them all prosperous and happy.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Sherwin- Williams iinseed Gil, war
ranted 100 per cent pure, best oil
You can buy. You get it at the very
lowest market price OF BOndu-ant's.
Now is the time to paint. You
can get Chicago best grade house
paint at s1.6O the gaqon, or White
Seal second grade house paint for
S1.2O at BcnduranA's. Barn paint rs
cents a gallon up. Call On US for all
good painting, materials at lowest
possible prices. BOCdurant's.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Ernest Piper was up from the Hud.
son community Tuesday on a bust
ness trip and for a visit with rehtiv.
es and friends.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Dave Ewing was a business visitor
from Clarence township Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Schwager, who has been
at the St. Rose hospital for the
past eight weeks, is now able to sit
up little and il she continues to
improve will be brought home in an
other week.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Mrs. ]. D. Riley wishes to an
nOunce that her Millinery openine
be held uert week, Friday and Sat
urday, April Snd aud 4th. Corner d
Forest and Williams.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Mrs. ]. D. Riley wishes to an
that her Millinery Opening
be held next week, Friday and Sat
urday, April Srd and 4th. Corner Of
Forest and Williams.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Mrs. ]. D. Riley wishes to an
nOunce that her Millinery Opening
be held next week, Friday and Sat
urday, Apuil Srd and 4th. Corner ot
Forest and Williams.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Chicago best grade wagon and i'm
plement paint $1.60 gallon. Chicago
best grade Buggy and Auto Paint at
So cents quart. Everything to paint,
stain or varnish with at lowest pos
sible prices at BoQdurant's. Ask Us
for price on warranted pure lnseeG
oil, turpentine, putty and white lead,
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Ladies 2strap Velvet Pumps $1.85,
at WELLS.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

Mrs. E. Dana Trout went to Hutch-
inson Wednesday for a few. days
Wit with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Nor.
ris and family. e.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-27

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9ramatiid3e MuHiibruna.
Ter Snsenopereim Der Yetersge.
meiuoe mad)t feline Sade gut.

lie geitrige auffiibritna oes 3ras
mas .1ns 8eies fir aae" burd1 Die
Dtitslieoer 6e5 Sngenouereins Der
proteitantiIhen Betersfirfe iano i'm
Gbeon por niit beiestem Sniile ltatt.
Die auimertinmteit, nit Der bic 3u'
ihouer lairitlten unb Der geiinll, oell
Die Tariteller errteten, iegte 3eugniB
bon Der Iiif)tigfeit uno geliebtleit
Ger jiigenolifen aiiriiiler ab. 1ie
Saupiroae lag in ben Sdnoeu BON
,SrI. Suiie @ielnno, Die ols bic 1odj'
ter zines ganfpraiioertten Der @roE.
itaot I'm cine aieinitabt geiliihtet lit,
nm bort elm einfofe5, ileues 2eben
3u begirnen. Gas Stiif ItelIt MN
Die marnigfafen Shipierigfeiten
BAR, bie iid) ibr in BEN 8eg iieaer
unb oeren ieeliife siffefte ourd, Die
Garitenerin glan5efto gum ausbrif
aehrld,t luurben. Ia lit bic atntid,.
baIe oes StGctfens (yrI. Gillian
Neiers), oie es uerltebt, ieoermann
oos Seben iauer su MAIDEN uno Der
Tetettip (Sberman Ridum), Der es
iiir ieine auigobe bdlt, IN ieSer.
manns Observation-Disclosures ber.
um3uifniiffein. Ginen treuen Seller
iinoet Die mad, einem nenen 2ebeH
Strebenoe in bem Riarrer oes Cries
(Snrrp gronitrup), oeiien osnterefic
on ibr allmablid elm tieferes miro.
Abieit5 bonn 9eben Der aleinitaot
bIii.t beiteihen uno bumoruoa Die
2iebe Der Sd)peiter oes EiarrersI
(5rl. gliie g,eper) 81 einem treiilis
ten Inrdihnittsnenifen (ssreo.
Soe5n). Seine oieier Stolen mar Der
art, ooB ibr ernit uno Slntor BON
ielbIt cine Garnntie fir oen erfolg
oes Sfiifes negebeu hatten, crit bas
bis in's fleinlie Tetnil nlsgearbeitefe
Spicl DER Iariteller ntuBte Die 9iol.
len 5u gldnsenoen iimaeitalteu slber
anfj IN ben RebenroIlen 5eigte lid,
quite ShnIitna. Ter oienitbure @eiit
(5rl. antenie ssieoler) perrietb mebr
@eiIt ais Iienligefdaigfeit: Der Ho.I
lisiit fsssobn Sdoenebnnm) fonnte an
9reiibriiitiateit es nit leoem betniip.
peIten Iiener Gntel Gums aufneb.
men. nno Der airfenoiener lGoip.
8eder) ipar Elm aroBnrtiger 8ertre.
ter ieines Stanbes. Hur lper ssreo
@eber in Der Aoae zines alien Wan-
mes aeieben bat, peiB, SaB oieielbe
nid,f beiier beiesf Der0cn fonnte.
Gin beionoeres 8eroienit bat iih
Serr Sorrp gronItrup baird oasI
ginlben bes Stiifes eriporbeu niioI
er nuroe iciner auignbe sldn5eHoI
aeredt.
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Hlnd. Al erareifcn. als sr BON pnI.|
fanten aufaebolten unb Der gsoli3ei
iiberaeben ipurbe. Ridter Mleyanber
theiIte bem Neaer NIT. boB er nurI
cine NIT 5daeip1hnen aefiilIte Mtrnppe
aeftohlen babe. iporauf Der Wann bds
biimmite Oeiiht mahts, tpelhes bis
iebt i'm Wuniaipalaeriht asishen NOR.
ben lit. Der 8sihnlniate fpurbe air
1roauna Der DerbanDlnnastoiten Der.
urtheilt.
sn Der gipif.4btkiluna bes Wu.
Hisipalasrihts purben aeItern iolaenoe
alaaen einasreiht: Quouit Goleia BON
go. 1888 Delofpdre Npenue reihte
cine Shabeneriabtlaae in 50he Don
$500 aeaen bic GtrdbenbabnaeIeu-
fhaft elm fir einen llnfolI. ipelhen sr
am 30. DECEMBER nurh bic unporiihs
tiafeit zines Nnaeitellten her Hompde.
nie erlitten hdben tptll.
Gcd price bon go. 1869 geif
Strdhe pertldate bic Reimeier Gum.
Der 60. auf $3.50 Ghabenerfab fir
cine Werlebnna tpelhe er fif in ben
8etrieb Der ssirmd suae3caen bat.
$135 5hobenerIab min Charles 9.
8eable aus ct. qouis. no., BON Der
9. & 8. 9. 20. giisnbabn hoben. bd
Waaren. Delhe bic gohn sum1rans.
port iibernommen bate. auf Der Reiie
befhdbiot tpnrpen.
Sm Wunisipalaerihi erfpir.te ae.
itern Or. MilIiam Deters BON 0e.
iunbheitsamt einen 6nitbefeh aeaen
sTranf Weber bon go. 1929 Raee
Gtrdhe ipeasn Hihtbefolauna Der
0uarantdne. goridriftsn. Or. geters
aab an. bab Weber. tpelher erfi fiira.
lih bon Der 9iphihritis beraeitefIt
rpurbe, feline Mohnnna am 26. sSanuar
ohne Grlaubnib perldfien unb bier.
burh bic Quarantine 0oridriften
perlebt babe.
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0ebmrte,s.


Hnabtn.
ssoieph unb CLARA aiefer. GAG
Nioble Roob.
Malier unb Clara Reeb, 318 Goo
Str.
ghus. nnb Guroh Danes. 1910
Marenao Ctr.
6enrn unb Gariitina Hleifna air.
bn Roob.
Gbaar nnb qenn 6<Rbsrfon. 5610
Mrnsbp plore. Waniionnine.
Nlfreb unb gna Ueiael, 1890
Clan 4pe.
Wiuiam unb Bertha Games. 722
1onnersbtraer Str.
WlGbhen.
.sohn unb OoiSe Wurie. SOL 0op.
Tins Ctr.
Roxrt unb Gtbel 6aDens. 736
Greenlpocb Mpt.
Rorman uao Rprtle Carroll. 3025
6iahtonb Hoe.
Ghorles nnb lillie Dupins. 3525
3umiiein Mbe.
Diuinm unb Gertrude Nilen. 94S
80. 8. Str.
6afrn nab Gotta 60uanSsr. 1142
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Nppeuaiionsserint Sur 8erhanOlunq
oufaenommen iptrben.
1fnrift fnffirf.

U ~
Mm. 3. Niebnus, Der go.
l32 Wain Gtrabe Elm 1lumenaefhdft
beireibt, madte geitern tin Aiiisnmsnt
ON u. 6. Roubebnib. Die attipen
bslaufen iih ouf $500 unb bic pais
iInen betragsn $500.
Ha hIab g a den.
Der perI0nIite NohIab Der glisa-
beth MegDrmid 1raser betrdai
$l25, ,023.70. Derielbe entbdlt u. u.
437 Mliisn Der grIien Hationols
gant, bersn Werib auf $82, ,215 abs
sefhGbt iii.
Grneit genede lit Ha1IabDernalt.r
pon 2oniIe genedt. perionalieu
$500.
sSobn 6. Dreiipe III Hahlabperpal.
ter Dpn gbnarb greiiue; perionalien
$50. 900 0runbeiatntbum $75, 900.
Chris. ginber il. In Rahlabpers
matter BON Worp uno ghriitppber
ginber; psrionaIien $500, grunbeis
senthum $500.
aaiberine Wilsing III NahIabper.
ipaIterin bon 8. Sos. syelobuus; psr.
Ional:en $125O.
1rsb. W. Gtille III Ratlabpertuol.
ter BON Wargneriie u. Gtille; perIo.
ndfien 500, grunbeigsnibum $4,000.
urthur u. Spongenbsrg III RahlaB,
peripdlier pongdroline 6dder; 9runb.
eigentbum $500.
s5Iorn Struble in HchIabperualtes
rim bon Wm. I. Struble; Yerfonalier
S20S6. Grunoeisentbum $1,000.
9erfhiebenes.
Gna Oollosber erlangte elm Der,
oitt iiber 5000 aesen bic. Union GaE
& electric 60.
6orrp 9. 8obmann erlanate cir
9erbitt iibsr $211 ssssn Die Strup.
Gnaraoina 60.
sSohn M. Witbroip srlanate cir
9erbiit iiber $512.69 sssen Dm. u
Boone.
soirIdfsIbs Cons .rlans..n Elm Der
oitt ii6er $515.70 ssssu Moi.s )
groipn.
Der Giaarenbdnbler Griffitb 6
6aa an peebles Corner rurbs aeiterr
I'M SusenoserIhi ihulbis bsfunDen
eisoreiisn an Minberjdorise psrtduf
su buben unb erbislt cine 9sIbfsaI
bon SO unb aoiien.
Die atnllae,n gesen Gb. We5ugi
unb Ben. :. aeeaon. geiiser be-
Cosmos Wirtbihdft fpel6e oahtr
lauieien, oab Die geiben Wetten au
pferberennsn enis,sennabmen. fin
geitern ouf getreiben bes Staatsan
,uolts nieoergsfhlasen ipcroen.
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Aus BEN Wsami3ipaIserid
8idltsr Alsranher nerbanste seitern
i'm sansen 1915 @eIsitraie.

Shtpers Delb. unb arbeiisbaus.
itrdfen perhdnste atIisrn Riftsr 4lsr.
amber iiber Heaer. tpelcbe peasn Rau.
bes unb ipeaen unasI.slihen 0ertaufs
bon goeain Dor ihm eridleinen ruBisn.
Der R.oer sfohn Smith. ipether in
benz beriifiiatsH Heasrlotal .Silper
Tloon" tpobnt unb fdon ofters NIT
Dem GeieB ipeaen uuerInubten Der.
taufs BON gocain in GonfIi,t tam,
bate iih oeiiern ipisbsr unter bieier
gefhulbiauna Al ptrantiuorten. Rins
ter aleranber perlrtheilte Dsn Wanr
Al elmer Gelbitrafe pcn $500 nsbir
acIten.
Die Neaer Games WiIiams uno
.sobn 2eipis unb bic Reasrin alma
Campbell hoiieH iif untsr Der BE.
ituloiauno Der Nraubuna an peraRt.
iporten. Die asHannten Reasr pliin.
Derien bic 9affeH zines @aiies ilrer
Alma uno periuhien nit hem Raub
III eniiommen. Der Neitoblsnt bate
isood ben graten aemsrfi nne lieb Die
geielIfhoft turser 6ann perhaften.
Dilliams unb 2eipis purbtn Al lie 30
laasn arbeiishaus umb $500 OeIo.
itrdfe unb bic Campbell su 80 1aaea
arbeitshaus unn $50 Gelnitrafe nebii
Rotten nsrurtheilt.
Inter Der DeihuIbiauna ees Der.
i.mlunaerns hotts iih Der % Sabre
alte Albert Sberiii pon 30. 1852
Wain Strake au pernntportsn. tpslfer
con isiner eioeHen Wutt.r aIs 1ha-
niGtout b<aeifnes purbe. Rihter
Alexander lab In Der arapatte ces He.
fhaoiattn cine BuisnnaDel. ipfihe bas
Bib ieinsr Wutttr trua. hierburh
mar Der Ritter Gensiat. ben Wann
nit siner lsihten StraFt bnponiomnen
aa lnifen nnb belt SemieIben cine qs.
bIriae Strofprebiat. Sheriff lieb iih
iebch perIeiien. einiae obfGIIiae Be-
nRrtunaen ib<r feline Wutter au ma.
der porauf Rihter aleranber ods
Hsiimtnen su elmer Delbitroie BON $25
netft apiten perurtbeilie.
1roln gsrcinia. freIder in benz
6dlfe go. 1912 Central Apenue elm
Reitouront betrtibt. fon Dor siniaer
2eit an ieine OGhe 9hst pertauft hc.
ben, ipeldkr nah aniiht Der voIiaei
mehr Rum ois 1hee eHshisIt. Der
Gtdbt.G Gkmitsr itellte ieboh i.ii. bdB
Der Vrosentiot Mltohol in bem 1hee
nod ipsniaer betrua. ais asfesiid, er.
taubt In. DIR Hon iDarbt Bis gum
26. sfebruor ptrtnnt.
am felben 1oae finbst bic Usrbono.
lung usatn 6. Wonberheibe jtnsi. mel.
der bes Wutoufs aeiniosr 0etrGntt
pbne Qisens bti6ulbiat IN.
Gin duberit humraes Geji6t nnMie
her Neoer Georae Qina aus Qouisnilf.
lpel6er ii6 inter Der 8ef6uibiauna
beS QfeinbitbRakIs Dtrontmor.en ieII-
t.. Qina botte einen ifiner Mtinnna
mad fnftiaen G6inieu Dor einem Ues
i&dft an BIZ Central aDenae abas.
b6nat uph mar In Neariff. bamtt BE
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} The Union Gas and Electric Company.

iih 3u sieben. 9us tppbut i'm 6ouIe
Jo. 219 Sbeon StraBe. in tpelhem
Goufe aud iein 2anosmann Der uue
gar 6. apnaB, alias Soc Miuer, alias
aiut unb feline Grau tpobnt. aopas
uno feline Jrau iino ebenfaas felt se@
fern Worsen nerihpunben unb fpllen
angeblidh bag MdoheH Sur 5luht perz
anlaBt haben. 8as uno aoDds Iotlen
in eiuem peripanotihaftlihen Der
haltnib iteben.
Geit nem II. Sonuar lit aus ibrer
Mobnuna Jto. 51O3 Sterart qIace,
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on 1rcnt Ctr.
Arthur uno Catherine Hlnnn, sSs
On 3. Ctr.
6enrn uno U.arn 0<iusr, gesh
Qcne
hermann unb Dora nensaen. 5127
8romble Ape.
freb. unb Wsaraaret 6daenfslD.
@ebher Ctr.
Gbmnrb unb Dcra MilIsr. 1920
McNidsn 4pt.
stcbert uno gthel Creighton. Wtno'
ipr Str. Malnut 0iQS.
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8ermift.

Der polisei fpurbe seitern burb BEN
Batter Jront gas mits,tbeilt. bab felt
eeftern Wlorgsn feline 16 Sabre olte
1odter SrIannu gas perihipunhen
iIi. Die geIhitte bat einen eisens
tbiimIihen gsiseihmad uno idetnt
hiefe ansslsssnheit srobe Golsen nab
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Nobsrt unb gDitb 5aplor. Bates
uno WeMiden Ape.
Wartin unb G!ifabetb Oruber,
1126 GeIt Str.
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Gas $batia@en>

O rednungn angebrad ubtm nit ben fon
ben Ibnla6en befannt gmad werbn ioqte:
s ] @ss ] "aas @ % @ ] r ] % % a @ s% s @ % ]
% @ %
m % oassnBs
sss.s" ss= s "" as ' Der ""' '" s''
n asss ] sss ass s ss % % @ 81 ] a ] Il ,' ,s "" ' Cincinnati '
.. ar"S~ 1912
s % & @ s % 1911 $780, % s s# = @ % % % ss"ns s1 s s e fir " ~
a
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bonn . @ m s n 5 ] ys s 1 M " s ""'" mar ais "0 BIZ" s'
sa bic
- "a oq 1914 a s"" "@" 1918 o~4"#~
. s @ ess a" ] ar s s % s@ s % ] s s%' ' ~ " mad "
umnnaua Der
m @ ;1a sn @ ss ] satns = Sable" an" fin" "'
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m e. "%s s n = se a s a a @ % "s s ] @ s @ a s9 s @
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sssa in @ '2" "' fur
earueu ub NIT pu
sdaDasuo ale s' bic 'om
aomHon ors on.
t"0 un.ms M anafans@ as bic ss"nsa Der sdu ah os
zpfaden bsann smh
swHd apa aHden
smsu annbus usaDobHo
e.pisnsb The Union Gas and Electric Company.
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RabiionuilIe Die % Sabre alte Mias
ME Bbite perihpunoen. Das WdDs
den beaab iit an bieIem Saee rpis
aeipobnlih sur arbeit. tebrte je7
bod niht mebr nah SauIe suriif.
Ter Yplisei tpuroe Der oernetntIihs
4ufsnthultsDrt Der 9erihpuaoenen
mitsetbeilt.
Gpmpl plimeHte
Coulter: ,Bas Gis an fltinea
Sub hoben, 5rduietn, oa IT ia betnahs
Shre RaIe nod grober!~
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csn Gcden Der Ginbalistlaee bee
aunaelas Automobile 60.
oeaen Sic Cincinnati Muiomobils Deas
isrs aHosiasion bat Ninter GcssrcDs
oejtern entf9iebsn. bob bic QIdeeriE
nldbt AZ sinsm Ginbnltsbefebl bsrtds
tiat ri. Der alGssrih. lDtl6e Der
0Ketiaticn ais Ritslieb ongt60zt.
atsr inter ber Jirmo .Goutbern Dsrr
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-05-08
ANTI MACHINE men CAVE talks
WIN. E. LE4 CANDIDATE FOE RE
PUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR
GOVERNOR GAVE ADDRESS

Thursday evening of last week a
republican rally was held at the audi
forum at the court house, at which
Hon. VIM. E. Lee, Of Long Prairie,
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for GOVERNOR Of Minnesota,
and Hon. w. I. Nolan Of Minneapolis,
spoke to fair sized audience.
Lyman Aver, a pioneer settler of this
county, was chairman Of the meeting,
and he proceeded to introduce Hon.
w. I. Nolan.
Mr.. Nolan opened his remarks by
addressing the audience as ladies and
gentlemen and fellow citizens and
saying that the time is not far off
when a speaker may be able to ad-
dress all people as fellow citizens.
He made this statement with refer
ence to equal suffrage.
, The control Of politics by machine
is gradually being wiped away, he
said. The state Of Minnesota has had
and still has one Of the most corrupt
political machines in the union.
Mr.. Nolan criticized the governor
for his failure to support the initia-
tive, the referendum and the recall.
The paramount issue Of the primary
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-05-08

latter part Of last week from Mime
t tonka' where they VISITED with re ast-5
L. J. Marshall, timekeeper on the
dam, spent Sunday at his home in
Crookston. ~ =: 4
Miss Freda LANCE left Monday for
Inkster, N. D., where she will resume
work as stenographer in a bank. 4.
DR.. F. G.. VanDeMark left Saturday
for Billings, Mont, where he expects
to open a chiropractor 3 office.
Mr.. and Mrs. II Rathmeier returned
Sunday evening from a visit with
friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. Tanner and Miss Cora Tan
ner spent Sunday at the Tanner cot
tage at Birch Lake.
Mrs. Carl Bracke went to Fl. Ripley
Saturday evening for visit with ner
husband. She was accompanied by
Miss Matte Bracke.
c. G. Carlson made business trip
to Randall Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-05-08

the expenses in the various depart
ments during the past year and using
them as a basis. Mr.. Lee stated that
it elected as governor he would make
the budgets as prepared and compare
them with budgets prepared during
the past ten years, and it he found
any difference, he would call the Off
cial Of the de partment in which he
found the change and ask him why
this change was made, why ;his re-
quired more money to be kept up or
that item had been reduced. In this
way he would know beforehand what
disposition would be made of the
money.
Another Of the present governor s
reasons why he should be reelected
to office is that he has secured per
capita taxation law, whereby the
county with the most money and the
least number of children gets the
smallest return on the school tax, and
on the other hand the county with the
large number of children and but little
money gets the greater percentage Of
the tax back. The assessment is bas-
ed on the reports from the various
county superintendent ana the COVER
nor has. nothing to do with it, he said.
Mr.. Lee stated that the conditions
are now such that representative
can 60 down to the capitol with the
very best and faires> bill but cannot
get it through the legislature unless
he agrees to vote for other bills which
he knows are absolutely wrong.
The speaker said that if elected he
would urge the adoption Of the most
stringent civil service rules, and that
no man would be admitted to the SER
vice unless he was qualified, nor any
employees removed unless they would
prove unqualified for work. He would
follow this idea whether it were law
or not.
In his closing remarks Mr.: Lee gave
a short synopsis Of his public life. He
stated that he had helped organize the
first state board of control, had spent
six years on the normal school board,
had been representative and speak
er of the house in the legislature. He
said he was prepared to give the peo-
pie Of Minnesota business admins
|tration.
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spent a; week with her sister, Miss
Loretta Vessel, who attends the nor
NAL school there. -&' =
N. n. Bergheim made a business
trip to st. Cloud Friday.
L. o. VESSEL returned Friday eve
ming from a business trip to St. Cloud.
B. F. Nelson Of Minneapolis, presi-
dent of the Hennepin Paper company
of this city, was in the city on bust
ness Friday.
G. G. Raymond made a business trip
to Staples Friday.
z. N. Barnes made a business trip
to Randall Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cox and daugh-
ter Hazel of Swanville were in the
city on business Saturday.
Miss Rose Anderson returned Satur-
day evening, to Fl. Ripley, near which
place she teaches school, after a visit
with her parents.
Mrs. P. Boynton, Mrs. n. Simcox
and Mrs. c. Chounard returned th*