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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-01-29
IN TOWN AND OUT

South Dakota is all right, but
North Dakota is just little bit
better"
Ed. Larvick and family were
down from Temvik last week and
had a family picture taken at Smiths
Studio while here.
Comrade Hinder, father of Mrs.
John Schlangen, is ill at his daugh-
te's home west of Linton. His dis
ease is heart-troubie.
The small child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Xavier Junge has been very i'll the
past week, but is improving. Mrs.
j. is now on the sick list.
Found.-Yes, found him. Whom?
my Husband. He will be at the
opera house February 4th, and be-
lieve me SO will ADV.
Carl Haase. now a full-fIedged
Snowman, spent Monday night in
Linton. He is now on the road with
his own moving-picture show.
Laurence Rohrich and Anna Ma
RE Horner were the only ones to re-
ceive marriage license from the
county judge since last report.
Chris. Wolfer went to Bismarck
Monday where he entered a hospital
and expects to spend the next few
weeks in securing medical treatment.
A basket social for the benefit of
the Temvik school will be given after
the program at the school-house in
Temvik Friday evening, January
Both.
Frank Brummund, auditor of the
North Star. and Auditor Ingram. Of
the Phoenix Lumber Companies.
were here Monday on business for
their companies.
MIR. and Mrs. .Mahlon West, of the
Kintyre neighborhood. spent Tues
day in Linton, the lady to do some
shopping at local stores and Mr.,
West to pay 1913 taxes.
Mrs. VIM. Pagel went to Bismarck
yesterday to visit Miss Mabel Nor
ton. who is in a Bismarck hospital
where she is undergoing an operas
tion for cancer of the stomach.
The 6-year-old daughter of @. G.
Pettis. living near Linton. was taken
seriously i'll with pneumonia Sunday.
DR.. Wolverton was hastily called
and the voungster is recovering.
The infant child Of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Knudt Peterson, living on the Stiles
ranch on Little Beaver, was SO seri-
ously i'll with whooping-cough Mon
day that DR.. Wolverton was called.
Fred. Johnsonbaugh left for Bis.
marck Monday to be gone for some
time. Fred has not been in the best
of health of late and will try to get
fixed up physically before returning
home.
The Pollock Progress brings the
news that MIR, and Mrs. F. H. Free
man are the proud parents of a
brand-new girl. born Thursday, jan
uary 22d. at their home in the Dale
country. MIR. and Mr.. Freeman are
well.known in Linton, Mrs. F. being
formerly Miss Pearl Green,
A large number of Hazelton peo-
pie accompanied their high.school
girls to Linton last Friday night to
see them contest with the locals for
the basketball supremacy. Among
those who made the trip were Mrs,
j. E. Shaw, Mrs. Geo. Monteith,
Misses Olive McManus, Kittie Rec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-07
Senate Bills

BY Mr.. R!nehart: \ bin To amend the gen.
eral road law. Referred TO the Joint Com
mittce on Special. Private and Local Legis-
latlon,
by Mr. iinchart; a bill to authorize the
Board OF Supervisors Of Botetourt County TO
horrow $4,000 for the purpose OF building
bridges across james River ut Glen Wilton
and across catawha Creek near tho
Sweet Springs Turnpike. in said county and
Tor tho purpose OF completing tho permnnent
Improvement 81 tho public roads from Fin
castle To Troutyille and Daleyillc in said
Special Private and Local Legislation.
ny Mr.. Ecnols: y bin TO amend and rs-cn-
act section 10 OF an act entitled AN act to
raise revenue 70. the support az the govern
ment and public free schools and 10 pay tho
interest on the public debt" Referred 10
the Committee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Gravatt: a bill TO amend AMI re-
the Joint Committee on Special. Private and
Local Legislation.
by Mr. smith: bin for the protection OF
bass crappie. pckerel and pike. providing
for closed season. Deferred TO the Commit
tee on Fish and Gamc.
by N.Y. Lcsner: a bill To amend and re-cn-
/ section -. chapter .. or tho pharmacy and
crus act, approved March H. 1905. Referred
10 the Committee on General Laws
ny Mr.. smith: A bill for the protection OF
trout. providing for closed season. Refer
red To the Committee on Fish and Game.
T'y Mr. Holt: y bill TO provide for the is
suance by the city OF Newport News OF SO 900
OF honds for rebuilding and equipping tho
John w. Daniel school. recently destroyed
by tire. Referred to the Joint COMMITTEES on
Snecial Private and Local I.egisla ton.
I!y Mr.. Lesner: \ bin to amend and re-
cnact an act to prevent the fraudulent sa 10
Ia bulk OF merchandise or any portion there
OF otherwise than la the ordinary course of
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trade. approved May %. 1908. Referred to
the Committee for Courts OF Justice.
BY AIR. Royal: A bill tc amend and re-cn-
act section &S of tho Code OF virginia. as
amended by act approved February II.
1912. in relation to tho compensation OF SUI
pervisors. Referred to tho Committee on
General Laws.
enact the charter OF Strasburg. Referred 10
the Joint Committee on Special, Private and
Local Legislation.
by Mr.. Drowry: a bill to amend and re-
cnact section 2261 of the Code of Virginia.
1887. relating to proceedings for divorce. no
ferred to tho Committee for Courts OF JUS
tlce.
BY Mr. Catron: A bill to further protect
and preserve the gumo In the counties Of
Scott. Lee and Wise. Referred to tho Com
mitteo on Special. Private and Local Leg
islation.
BY Mr.. Cntron: A bill to discontinue tho
corporation OF East Stono Gap, In Wise
County incorporated by an act approved
March H. 1912. Referred to the Joint Com
mitteo on Special. Private and Local LeBis-
lation.
BY Mr. Cannon: a bin to appoint COM
mission, which shall prepare and execute n
proper plan for the celebration at ono or
more points In this state of the Tooth ami
versury OF the Treaty OF Client Referred to
tho Committee on Public Institutions and
Education.
BY Mr.. Holt: A bin to allow tho commit
ment OF coored girls convicted of crime tn
the state Board of Charities and Corrections,
authorizing the hoard to place said girls In
the Industrial Home School Tor Maynard
Co'ored Girls CT In homes. providing com
pepsation to said school and providing for
travelling expenses. Referred to the Commit
tee on Public Institutions and Education.
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: h
monlous and directed by one governing
board Instead OF several, and that il is
obvious that single governing board
would result In the proper co-ordina-
ton OF tho courses. policies and func-
ions. and Increase tho etiiciency OF
those institutions. The bill, therefore.
S Sn HSawn central board of visitors. to
cation Board. which shall have full
authority to elect and remove presi-
gents or the State normal schools. CON
troll and coordinate tho curricuia pass
on the budgets submitted to the State
and make recommendations
OH all matters relating to tho AFFAIRS
and efficiency OF these schools This
board is to consist of two members, as
follows: the president of the Univer-
sity OF Virginia. tho superintendent OF
the Virginia Military Institute. the
president OF the Virginia Poiytechnic
institute. the superintendent Of Public
instruction and one member to be
named by the Governor. The Governor
shall also be an cx-officio member of
the board All former acts creating
repealed.
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o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Il
has been on the Senate calendar since
the beginning Of the session, and VIII
next week hold the centre OF tho stage
III the upper house
Senator Haimans bill To regulate
the practice of optometry, on the cal
endar on it's second reading, en-
countered unexpected opposition. and
was, on the motion OF Senator Cannon,
sent back to the Committee on Cen
cral Laws. Senator Cannon told the
body that he had been Informed by one
Of the states leading oculsts that the
measure was II dangerous piece of leg
islation. He asked that the bill he re-
committed in order TO permit this spc-
ciallst. as we'll as others who oppose
the bill, an opportunity To explain their
objections. The bin has strong sup
port, ana the controversy over its pas
sage promises considerable interest.
House bin No. II. laying down GER
tain provisions governing the conatruc-
ton and safety appliances OF factories
and shops, was al the request of Scna-
tors RiSon and Garrett rccommittcd for
further hearing. The provision against
which particular objection was en-
tered requires all doors opening upon
q street TO open outwnrdly,
Senator Cannon offered an amend
mcnt to this requirement, making the
provision apply only TO doors used az
a means of lnGrcss and erress by cm-
tories in Richmond and other cities
in the State, he said, have doors open
ing Oh streets, winch are USED cAclu-
sively for tho reception and discharge
of freight. Most OF these arc OF the
sliding variety, and TO compel their
replacement with new doors that open
outwardly. no argued, was not only
impracticRble, but unnecessary.
Tho same view was held by Senator
Rison. who told of similar conditions
in Danville. Senator Wcndcnburg OPP
posed rccommittai, but the Senate car
ricd Senator CARROTS motion. and the
bill was sent back TO the Committee on
General Laws.
Tho following bills were passed:
Amending sections 2, and 10 OF
the vital statistics act passed by the
General Assembly Of 1912. Patron. SEN
htor Drcwry.
TO provide for instruction IN the
public schools OF the state for the pre-
venticn Of accidents. Patrons. Senator's
Holt. Hartman and Cannon.
TO provide for the encouraging nt
and supervision of Industrial, house :
hold arts, and commercial education in
the public schools. Patron, Senator
Jnson
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FRICTION AMONG
STATE NORMALS
Grasty and Duke Offer Bill to
| Create State Governing
Board.

Claiming that there is evident fric-
ton among the four State normal
schools OF the State, Messrs. Grasty and
Duke offered yesterday II bill to create
n governing board to have supervision
OF normal education. Mr.. Grasty said
he had been preparing this bin for
some time, but that the hearing on
Thursday night over the proposition to
convert the Farmvillc normal into IL
college for women. or to change it's
title to the Farmyille Normal College,
had convinced him that some such step
was necessary.
The bin states In it's preamble that
friction and politics seem to he develop
Ing in and between the executive heads
of the State normal schools. as cspe-
cially evidenced by recent hearing
between a joint committee of the SEN
ate and House of Delegates; that the
functions OF these schools arc similar,
and their aims and objects identical,
and that their activities should be har-
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provide proper and separate custody OF in
sane oonvicts and certain other insane per
sons, approved March II 1910.
To the COMMITTEES on Rouds and Internal
Navigation.
BY Mr.. Barley: 4 bin 10 amend and re-en-
net section = of Hn act approved March L.
1904. entitled AN act provide for the es-
adjustment proper contradiction and per-
manent Improvement Of the public roads and
lands, for the building and keeping In good
order and repair OF all public roads. bridges,
causeways and whHrves In the several coun-
ties of this state, and 10 repeal chapter IL
OF tho Code 81 Virginia"
BY MIR Flanagan: y bin to amend and
rt-enuct section l9L or an act approved
March L. 1910 entitled AN act 10 license
and regulate the running OF automobiles"
BY Messrs Mcetze, Norris. Robertson aud
Rev: \ bin to fix the responsibility for loss
or damage TO property received by com
signes In this state.
To thu Committee on Special, Private and
Local Legislation.
BY Mr. nilstead: = bill 10 provide for the
issuance by tho city Of Newport News Of
$4,000 Of bonds for rebuilding and cqu!pping
the John W. Daniel school recently de-
stroyed by fire.
By Mr.. Flanagan: A bill to amend and re-
enact section of an act entitled AN act to
provide for working and keeping in repair
the public roads and bridges and to rega-
Lutte the manner Of opening new roads In the
county Of Montgomery.
BY Mr.. holland: a bill 20 amend ard re :
enact section OF an act entitled IAN act
10 incorporate tho town nf Round HIN, in
the County OF 1.oudoun."
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DEATHS

LUCK-Dlcd. Friday morning. Feb
line County. MIR. THOMAS ALLEN
LUCK. Mr.. Luck was formerly en-
gagged in the commission business
In this city. lie leaves one brother.
Mr. c. J. Luck, of this city.
PRIDDY.-Dicd, at her residence, FL
mont Va. February ., 1914, ut 6:30
o'clock L. NJ. MRS. MARY f..
PRIDDY, widow of Il. Il: Priddy. In
the seventy sixth year of her age.
Funeral from Winn's Baptist
Church SATURDAY, February Z, 2:3O
p NJ. Friends and acquaintance in
vited to attend.
HALL.ORAN.-Died, at her residence.
a0O5 East Main Street, Libby Hill at
4:45 o'clock Friday AFTERNOON, Feb
ruary G, MRS. JAMES w HAL
I.ORAN. She Is survived by her hus-
band. Mr.. j. w. Halloran; til GO
daughters Grace. Anita and Agnes:
one son, J. j. Halloran, and by ono
sister, Mrs j. j. DonLeavy.
Funeral from st. Patricks Church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 1880. In
terment Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
NoRWOoD,--Died. at the Retreat for
WILLIAM NORWOOD. son of the
late Rev. William and Winifred Il.
Norwood. aged seycnty-seven years.
Funeral notice later.
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&

did not know how they fit in with the
rest of the hill.
do you object To having the bill
printed AZ amended. and making il u
special order for Tomorrow" asked
Mr.. Oliver
II do object" replied Judge VII
iiams, because the only way this bill
can b. defeated is by amendments and
delays. But tell YOU that voting for
SONG amendment without mature con-
sidcration may destroy the whole cf-
feet OF this legislation"
Bill Ordered Printed.
Mr. Oliver moved that the Senate
bill be printed. which was adopted.
Mr. Montague moved It. adjourn.
Don't adjourn pleaded Judge Will
liams, and when the noes were called
for, shouted 10 his adherents, Come
up"
The motion TO adjourn was rciccte ed
nyes. So noes, so. Having gained the
tactical advantage of retaining the
floor, Judge Williams thercupou moved
TO adjourn To to-day at noon. making
the enabling act special and con-
,inuing order for 1880 o'clock, and tho
motion was adopted.
AS construed by the clerk. the motion
Ia print only refers to the Senate
amendments, aud thoy Will be printed
III the order in which they come in
the hill. The bill was printed as i'm
troduced In the House. but was later
amended on the floor OF the House.
Later ii whs printed as il came from
the Senate committee, which recon-
mended thnt IT do not pass. Even with
the Senate amendments, therefore. the
| House VIII not have before IT to-day
any accurate copy OF tho bin IS IL
stands, or as IL finally passed the
| House, save that In the hands of the
clerk.
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OBITUARY
Thomas Allen Luck.

Thomas Allen Luck, sixty three years
old. died yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock Mt his home in Caroline County,
after long illness Funeral services
Will be held this afternoon at o'clock
from County Line Baptist Church. and
interment will be In the family bury
ing ground in Caroline.
Mr.. Luck was a former resident of
this city. where he was engaged In tho
commission business az tho head of
the firm of I. a. Luck & Brother. He
Is survived by one brother, {. j. Luck,
of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-07
House Bills

The following bills we're presented and re-
70 the Committee for Courts of Justice.
by Mr.. White: biii TO amend and re-
enact section Sisi, chapter i54. of The, Code.
February ., 1892, and by nm act in force on
md f'GI ysy 1915 ann by an To az" how ar
person is licensed 20 practice law In the State
OF Virginia.
making II larceny FOR any person 10 fraudu-
lcntIy fail to perform an Expressed promise
10 work for advances OF money or other
By Mr. Powers: a bin TO make any person
IN incompetent juror 10 serve NJ more than
enc term Of any court during any one cali
eadur year
action for damages, the violation Of stat
utes aud ordinances shall not lie negligent.
Il" Committee on Counties. Cities and Towns.
iiy Mr.. Land: a bili 10 abolish county and
city poorhouses. authorize the sale and
conveyance OF All real and personal property
belonging 10 the several cities and counties
for -he care and maintenance Of the poor,
aud requiring the authorities of said romn-
ties ana cities to purchase farms Of suitable
size, fertility and location. and In each CON
able buildings to lie called dlstric, homes to
which all ~ tho counties ana cities ia snid
the sumo, providing for ihe appointment, Of
boards az control, supcrlntcndents physi-
claus ana necessary employees.
,By Mr.. spatis: 4 bin 10 amend section nos
81 the Code OF Virginia rs heretofors amend
ed in relation 10 fish ladders.
70 the Committee OH Rules.
amendment 10 section 40 OF Article ". 81 the
Constitution of Virginia, and providing for
Publishing said amendment and certifying
the same 10 the next General Assembly,
To the Committee on Schools and Colleges,
sy Mesars. Grasty ana Duke: a bill to
create II governing board for the State Nor
maj schools or Virginia
To the Committee on Finance.
j by Ar. White; X bin to amend and re-
enact section 6Q3 OF the Code Of V.rginiu
Il To the Committee On General Laws.
by Messrs. Weaver. of Warren. und Roi-
sion: a bin 10 amend and re-enacl an act
10 regulate the practice OF medicine ana auT-
sdry In the state or Virginia.
by AIR. rhiipo,t: 4 bin to amend and re-
enact section at5: OF tho Code or Virginia OF
1857.
To the Committee On Asylums and Prisons.
by Mr.. Kent s bin 10 provide for propcr
tstnllrucal interrogptorier In committing
spilep'ic persons 10 the Virginia state Epi.
lepfiu Colony.
ny MIR. Nelson: \ bill to amend and re
enact an act entitled an act to amend nd
renacl section 100 OF the Code Of Virginia IN
relation 70 hqspiials for the insane, so as /,
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Especial to The Times Dispa tchl
Hopeful. Wa, February G.-Mrs
James L. Lloyd died ut her homo, near
Hopeful. yesterday. The death occurred
nftcr about two months OF sickness
She leaves her husband and n host OF
u member Of tho Baptist Church. In
terment was made In the Hopeful Gene
terry this morning at o'clock.
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William Almond.

Ispecial 70 The Times dispatch
Heathsvillc. Va. February 6.-Wli-
nam Almond. Of Washington, who
owned cottage at Lcwisetta and
spent his summers here, VAS
stricken with npoplcxy. and died al
most Immediately while In a boat on
tho Potomac River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-07

Polly Duncan. widow OF George Dun
home. 1926 Bedford Avenue She was
cighty-two years OF ago, and her death
was due TO paralysis She has two
children living-Sirs. w ~ Tyree OF
this city, and $. ID. Duncan. OF Hamp-
den Sidney. She was Il native Of Prince
Edward County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-07

Delegate Thomas Brown of West
moreland, complained 10 Speaker Cox
Yesterday that his overcoat had been
stolen from the House cloak room. The
he went to lunch and when he re-
turned soon afterwards found the door
open and the coat gone. Mileage has
coat pocket in the cloak room. and one
OF the pages has lost money left in
coat there. Speaker Cox took tho
matter up with Sergeant at Arms John
son yesterday, and vigorous efforts
will be made TO locate the thief, who
evidently has n duplicate key 10 the
room.
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Mrs. SnIIIc n. Tnuuer.

Lawrenceville, Va, February C.-Alrs.
Sallic IL. Tanner, aged seventy four
years. wife OF S. 7. Tanner. of Gasburg,
died on sunday. after a short illness.
Robert Gordon. or Halifax, y. G.. and
one son. Willie Tanner. Tho funeral
was conducted on Tuesday by Rev. l..
III. Powell.
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Mrs. William Ro,ylc,.

Fredcricksburg, Va. February g
Mrs. William Rowley, well known
woman of King George County. died
Mt her home, after brief illness or
pneumonia, aged eighty years. She
is survived by eight children
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Mrs. Mildred shelton.

Iynchburg, Va, February 6.--Mrs.
Mildred Shelton. who was seventy nv
years of age, died yesterday at her
homo In Madison Heights. death being
due TO pneumonia. The body has been
taken to Rivcrvillc for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-07

Delegate Land offered n bin in line
with the suggestion OF Governor Mann
in his message 10 the General Assem-
bly,, for the abolition Of local city
and county poorhouses, and for tho
establishm tent of one poor farm In each
congressional district. to bo supported
by the various cities and counties In
the district in proportion 10 the mum
Der or inmates furnished
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onlv Ono "BRoMo oUrNINE"

To gel the genuine call for full name. LAX
ATiVE BROMO QUINlNE. Look for sigma
ture of 10. w. GROVE. Curcs a Cold In One
Day. c5c A-
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Mrs. Polly Duncan.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
LynchburS, Va. February 6.-Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-07

Delegate Gordon Of Louisa. offered
yesterday an extended Joint reso,ution
providing constitutional amendments
Tor the initiative referendum and re-
call. Ills resolution strikes out sec
ton 40, which reads: The Legislative
power of the State shall be vested Ia
"a General Assembly. which shall con-
sist OF n Senate and House OF Dele
gates and Inserts in lieu the same
clause with the addition: But the peo-
pie reserve 10 themselves the power TO
propose Legislative measures laws res
buttons and amendments TO the Con
stltution, ana to enact or reject same
al the polls, independent or the Legis-
lnture. and also reserve the power al
their own option 10 approve or reject
mt the polls any act. section or part of
an act or measure passed by the Cen
cral Assembly" The amendment also
provides for the recall OF public OH
GERS.
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Here and There
In the Legislature

The House Committee for Schools
anu Colleges has reported tho Love
resolution proposing an amendment to
me state Constitution. providing for
ihtendcnts by the people. instead of
by the state Board OF Education. Dele
gate Love, of Lunenburg, has been
nEht!ng for years to effect this change
IN the basic law of the State, and he
ADMITS That developments Of the past
year In the State Board Of Education
nave greatly strengthened his cause
that u would put politics in the public
schools. Mr.. Love says. no longer APP
plies, when the whole State believes
That there has been politics IN the
present method of selection, In which
the people had no part.
IN lieu OF the present clause In sec
tion 1872 OF the Constitution. which pro-
tion shall, subject to confirmation OF
the senate, appoint division supe rim
tendcnts for four-year terms, the pro-
posed amendment provides that the
state Board OF Education shall divide
the state into school districts and pre-
scribe tie duties OF the school super
intendents. who shall be elected by tho
quulihed voters OF each school division.
PROVISION Is made that In the cage of
cities constituting separate school divi-
sions. where the school trustees are
elected or appointed by the Council.
the division superintendents shall be
elected by the school trustees. 4 gu
perintendcnt under the revised section
may be removed for cause on motion OF
Board OF Educa ton, elected by the
peopie-,,that is. the Governor, Attorney
General or superintendent OF Public In
struction.