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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT.

NASHVILLE, March 10. - Gus
Hyatt, wanted in Kentucky and Ala
bama on murder charges, and noted
of the Tennessee penitentiary in 1902,
carrying out sixteen convicts, has
been caught in oklahoma.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
&c Addresses Drama League.

FThp Drama League met Thursday
Eernoon at Cable Hall with Ken
| n Mcgowan as lecturer. Mr.. Mac
ivan is on the staff of The Boston
Inscript, and is a leading dramatic
Tic He praised the local theater,
hen he said was the best medium
| the development of local talents
II promotion of the drama
kfr Mcgowan was followed in a
! lei talk by Mrs. Jacques Futrelle,
Ithor and playwright, who was pre-
Ilted to the league by Mrs. William
kre Spiker, the president.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

the professionals from New York who
give demonstrations at the super dan
SAINTS in the evenings, are also pres
ent on these occasions, which begin
at o'clock, continuing until o'clock.
The women of the Joseph Habersham
Chapter of the d. A. r. always chap
eron these dances.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
WASHINGTON Visitor Honored.

The informal luncheon given Friday
by Mrs. John King Ottiey at Joy
eAse" was one of a number of small
parties rendered Miss Mary Howry, of
Washington, D. c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Memory" Psychological Subject.

The Psychological Society will be
led by j. Jones Sunday afternoon, in
the absence of Mrs. Rose Ashley, the
president. Memory" will be his sub
ject. The meeting will be held at the
regular place.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
5. Planes Birthday Celebrated.

Mrs. Helen Plane was honored by
United Daughters of the Confed-
b. Thursday afternoon when her
k5,y-hfth birthday was celebrated
Hi appropriate ceremonies.
Mrs. Plane is honorary president of
Il United Daughters of the Confed-
cy and founded the Atlanta chap
\ She was showered with flowers
II gifts and many bright speeches
fre made.
Following the presentation of her
Ftlday cake, which was wreathed
III red and white carnations and
FITTED with many small red candles,
lrusical program was rendered. Mrs.
fLaughlin and Mr.. Wardwell con-
sbuted vocal solos.
Ffter the program a social hour was
IjOyed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Mrs. Cooley.

Mrs. clayton Cooley, of Minneap-
is being rendered several very
4 all and informal parties during her
In 10 her sister. Mrs. George Gran
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Isnklin Mikell will give a small the
= marty at the Forsyth in her. hon
the guests to attend the souper
|nsant al the Piedmont Hotel after
1 performance. Monday evening
and Mrs. William j. Blalock will
e theater party at the Forsyth
liner honor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

The tea-dance at the Piedmont Ho-
\ having become an established
lent Of Saturday afternoon, society
X have another delightful place to
'end their afternoon off" and they
fk forward to it with great pleas
Il. Mics Wheaton and Mr.. Murray,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

Miss Paula Garrison Houston Texas who is visiting Misses
Tomme and Marion Perdue at their home nman Park Many
parties rendered Miss Garrison this week among them
being tango given her hosteses Tuesday afternoon
Miss Corrgan box party Monday Mrs Charles DuFuy
luncheon and Miss Margaret Burckhadt bridge She will remain
in Atlanta for several weeks
by SafPh
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

belmont Chapter to Meet.
fThc Piedmont Continental Chapter,
tushters Of the American Revolu-
Rn will hold its regular monthly
feting in the second floor parlors of
II Piedmont Hotel Saturday at 8
fIoek. Important business will be
fuSacted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
..l,ann for Mrs Rauch.

HRS Robert Ridley, Jr., will give a
kcheon Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
A G. Rauch, of Louisville. KY, the
sfst of Mrs. j. Epps Brown.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-13

to have absconded with $500 collect
ed for Frederick H. Bartlett &, Co.
DR.. Jay Boyd, 81 w. Randolph ST.,
held for operating confidence game.
Albert Rasmussen, 300 w. North
av., claims he paid $105 for unneces-
sary treatment.
Miss Josephine Wocjik and Harry
Bruce married in Morals Court.
Mother of girl had couple arrested
because daughter would not marry
wrestler.
Charles Mass arrested after pistol
chase. Charged with taking auto
belonging to w. Grover, 1929 Jack
son blvd.
A. C. McMiTIen, switchman, 6239 S.
Wabash aV., killed by l.. S. & NJ. S.
freight.
Frank M. Mickey appointed re-
ceiver of Allied Motors Corporation.
Liabilities of company $4,000.
Mrs. Jennie Sprague, 902 Fuller
tpn say., robbed by purse snatcher.
$50 taken.
Body of John Benedix, 81, 1881
18th ST., found hanging in basement.
Dead three days.
Trial of Handsome Jack" Hooters
for murder of Mrs. Emma Kraft set
for Monday.
Ernest De ST. Aubien, 8 S. Dear
born ST., arrested for striking Miss
Eva Julien, 4340 Jackson blvd.
Claimed he pulled long feather that
tickled wife in eye. Exhibited feather
in court. Discharged.
Warrant issued for Arthur Ban
ming, 4338 Clarendon av., wanted by
Banning Company, IT'S Milwaukee
av., for alleged $4,000 shortage.
Orders to arrest ''mashers" in En-
glewood district has stopped would
be f1irts from annoying hello" girls.
Sudden acquisition of wealth
blamed for shooting of Louis H.
Reval. Wife claims riches broke up
p family.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-13

when you were abroad last sum-;
mer did you see any old ruins?"
Eyes! One of them wanted to mar,
ry mel!
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
!! NEW ] BANK n OPENS
LAST SATURDAY
And Wahpeton Again Has FouI
& Financial Institutions Of the
Kind
ELMER IYHRA Is CASHIER
John =. Kelly % Precedent and
Horny austad Assistant
Cashier

B The Farmers & Merchants
State Bank of this city. with a
capital stock Of, $4,000 opened
its doors last saturday for the
transaction Of business. and
Cashier Elmer H. Myhra was kept
EQnlte busy welcoming callers who
came to inspect the new building
ana its equipment and to tender
concentrations on its splendid
appearance. -
| The officials Of the new bank
are John R. Kelly. presidents Dow
aid Wright and Rudolph Herdina
vice presidents: Elmer H: Myhra.
cashier: and Henry Rustad assist
ant cashier. The stockholders are
among the most prominent bus
mess and professional men of the
CITY. and farmers of the sur
rounding country. and the insti-
EtltlOn gives every promise of f.
nancial success.
The building is new, built ex-
pressly for the banking business.
and is not only neat and substan.
Mai IN appearance but is roomy
and very conveniently arranged,
|Ihe' safe and vault are as NEARLY
burglar proof, as the most skill
Finl artisans and scientists can
make them. and al of latest pat-
9erns. The fixtures are elegant in
Design. material and workman
ship. and the building it-olf is a
credit to both the banking com
Egany and the city.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
LODI CAPTURED
KAISER IS ILL
Germans Cut Through the Rus.
SLAMS Iron Ring and Cap.
turo lodz
The GERMAN KAISER IS I'LL
Allies Mako Slight Advance Of
Their Lines In Belgium
and France

The city of Lodz in Russian
Poland has been captured by the.
Germans. who are said to be in
pursuit Of the Russians. 1t seems
that at one. time during the great
battle in the east the Russians
had the Germans. or q large num-
Der Of them surrounded. with ex-
cellent prospects for a great VIC
tory. But the Germans cut their
way through the Russian lines
and later captured Lodz. The
slaughter on both sides was very
great.
Berlin officially announces the
illness of the Kaiser in that city.
He is, suffering from .feverish
bronchial catarrh. bu. he con.
tinues to give attention to the
reports Of the general staff.
The Allies in the west have
made slight advance of their lines
the past week. but the situation
there has not been materially
changed. .,........g..
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
HllnIsTERIAL ASSOCIATION

Inc WahDetOn Breckenridge
Ministerial Association met last
Monday afternoon at the home of
the Rev. G. H. Brown on Fourth
street, Several items of business
were disposed of. Rev. d. T. Grey
was appointed a committee of one
to investigate as to the advisable
ity OF holding inter-church ath-
ietics Rev. w. G. Sage of Fair
mount was asked to prepare a
paper for the next meeting. the
subject to bee hosen by himself.
The January meeting is to be a
social meeting. The members Of
the association are to bring their
wives and the meeting will be
held in the CONGREGATIONAL church
Fln Wahpeten. at 4 p. M on Janu-
Eary 4 After the business and
fproRram. have been 1kaposed Of,
2 social time will he euieged. The
fmeehn9 iofa tha saoeiation, while
ueE alAfRalys attended ale, inter
estins and profitable to those at
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
BOWLING NoTEo

Some very interesting games
have recently been bowled on the
alleys at Keins. Lloyd Moore took
the weekly cash prize of one dol.
lar in the high score of 225 pins,
this Being his AVERAGE for five
games. r
The Wahpeton Independent
bowlers were beaten for the first
time. last Wednesday. at the And
erson & Doty alleys. in Brecken-
ridge. The Wahpeton team scor-
ed 2239 to 1854 for the Brecken-
ridge team playing against them.
Anderson & Doty have organic
ed the lady bowlers Of Brecken-
ridge and will name q day for
them to play in the near future.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10

:sss. D:s;; sss''; :, 80. s;ss:"''' IS.

Il. u President f. T.. sMeveye Of the
University Of North Dakota. Sat-,
urday gave out q, statep1efn fndi-
eating a~totaf deficit OF 960, 900 in
the running expenses of the Uni
versity. This has been brought
about through failure to realize
Anticipated revenue from interest
and income fund. and from state
taxation. ;.
The statement has created some
what Of a sensation. coupled with
the recent clashing of the income
OF all the state educational insti-
tutions. made necessar-- through
the curtailment nf the mill tax.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
EX-GOVERNOR vEs3EY NuRr

HObert 3. Yessey, former gov
ernor of South Dakota. now liv-
ing in Chicago: and Fred H. Cut
ting q business man of Fort
Wayne, were severely. injured
when,they jumped from their rum
away automobile as It slid and
raced down the steep Copeland
hill. The car was trunning about
thirty miles an hour down for
ty-degree hill when the driver lost
control and called to the men to
jump. There is 2 sharp turn. q
creek bridge and steep embank-
ments at the base of the hillS and
the men leaped out into the dark
ness. After receiving first aid
care they were taken to Fort
Wayne for surgical attention.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
NND ooNoEM n =

Prot. Warren's s. S. S. band
Will gfve aaconcert in the Grand
theatfe IN Brechenridge Saturday
might. FUif0Minf is the program:
f-''March Mifitarie. II By r.
Schubert Op. 81, No. 4. Arr. bv
. L. p. Laurendeau.
2-Overture-'''Hungarian Luts-
piel." by Keler-Bela. Arr. by
IaSadeeefS; soloMpolka "sweat-
hearts" By Arnold Forbes
By; H. C. Sherman. Arr. by H. C..
Miller. gs4,
4-Characteristic March-"Tron-
henium." BY Buell. N. With
now. Arr. by Ribe Danmark.
5-Selection-From bohemian
Girl" From Balfo's Opera.
6-March "Luzetta.' By Hubert
s S. Warren.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
SARGENT GO.
COMMISSIONERS. : : !
Mav6 Dssn prewlna Too muel,
money for 46ryloeo 20 the
Il. Poor
lNDfNOW NAKBRESTITUTION
BOARD Searches Neoords Tor Flf-
teen Years and Find Al

.Forman Independent News -
The county commissioners ad-
iourned Saturday night. after q
seven days session. The last
four days Of the session; was gil
Yen by the board to checking up
the various county commissions
Ars of the past fifteen or more
years with regard to the fees paid
them while acting on committees
for the. poor. 1t appears that the
law dllows~a commissioner while
4ctipg on the Door relief commit
tee only $29Sa day. while all these
years they have received the same
compensation as county commits
5ionefs get when in session.
County Commissioners formerly
kere Daid 81 per day, but the past
lew years have been paid IS per
day. Every commissioner gets put
IN q while: and it was not until a
year ago that the 81 per day fea.
ture was discovered. The resent
board has decided that all over
nay shall be returned to the cOun-
~. and their official action in this
matter appeared in the proceed
tnRa published last week. This
week d continuation Of the pro-
teedings of the session is publish
"a. showing the amount that each
commissioner will be required to
bay hack. The public will ACCEPT
the sexplanation of the board that
such Overpay was received under
4 misapprehension Of the law. and
Il must be admitted that the pres-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
70 ovR ADvER,TlsEais Il ! ljlili

-s y F.A
The Wahpeton Times takes
this method Of acauainting its
advertisers with the fact !, that
copy. for all advertising intended
for this paper should be prepared
and handed in to; this office not
later than Tuesday morning to
insure insertion. that week. With
the holiday rush on this office is
forced to. adopt; that measure as q
matter Of protection to- itself as
we'll las its. customers. Advertise
ments handed in later than Tues
day morning will ba accented
With the understanding that they
will be inserted it, the necessary
time can be devoted to it without
delaying the issuing Of the paper.
Cooperation in this matter will
prove Of mutual benefit
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
ANNUAL MEEIlNo

The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank of Wahpeton. will be
held at its banking house in the
City of Wahpeton. on Tuesday
January 18th. 1915 at two O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day for
the purpose of electing a board OF
directors for the ensuing year to
transact such other business as
may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated December 9th. 1914.
j. p. REEDER. Cashier.
Adv.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
lEW RAILWAY EQuIPigEWr

The Northern Pacific Railway
Company, in keeping with its
ing its equipment in OH. up-to-
date manner has recently placed
an order for 9 large number of
steel cars. That no sDeciai part Of
us service may be given prefer
ence in matter Of this sort. this
order has been made to. cover the
various classes of equipment -
pullman and tourist elceping
Pullman and tourist sleeping
ears cars. dlnnins cars, baskaye cars;
day coaches. smoking cars and
mail cars. The tOtal number Of
cars Of sll classes thus, ordered is
III; at q cost OF about 1900. 900
/: :syhese cars will be delivered q,
We road in time 70 oars fer the
ineIeased traffic expected IN con.
nc9tfqN With tAe Pacific Coast ex.
eosttions ~ IN Franeisco sssd
ean @ Degos n. ,isi5. aQd-t0Getaer
WieM tsl!., snS sLee! egulpnlent Wt,'ssi
tnes nor snexA FA94c 1NMs sNaAt ~
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
novlRo lnTo NEW OFFICES
Drs. DAyine e. Shields and nr

J. n. Ness are this week movin~
into rooms No. 3. 1. S and 6 at the
head OF the stairs IN the new
Stern building. where they will
have large rooms, incfudii1g con-
sultation rooms. adieininRS fitted
'utp with every modern conveniA
ence. = 81.
The rooms are not only modern
in equipment and arrangement,
but they are located almost in tho
exact center of the city. and can
be conveniently reached from ev-
cry part of the city.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
NEW PREsipERr or soAnp

..J. Fred yensen. %. alumni
member; OF the board 81 trustees,
has been. elected president OF, the
board Of trustees Of the State Az
Gicultural College to. succeed q. E.
NuRent, resigned. The nomination
was flrst rendered Mr.. Elliott. but
as his term expires January 1, he
refused and MT. Jensen was elect
ed in his place.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
ROBBERS GET 5000

Five thousand dollars was stOl-
en- one night last week from the
state bank Of Stockette. Montana,
by safe blowers. The man in
charge of the bank was aroused
from his bed and made to stand
by while the safe was blown. The
men escaped to Great Falls on q
hand-car with the watchman an
unwilling passenger.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
WAIPEToM Rca1AND coNY
81 discharge Of governmental
functions on the part of officers
giving them. but are such as are
needed in private interests. are
subject to q tax.
Decd Dlonona nda Ixan,ne

needed in private interests. are
subject to q tax.
Deed Memoranda EXEMPT
The memorandum on sthe back
OF deed or mortgage or other in
strument made by the register or
recorder that the instrument has
been placed upon record is not
sub iect to taxation.
Certificates of birth. marriage
and death, given in pursuance of
the laws of the state. recurring
the collection and registration of
vital statistics as basis for the
administration of the public
health laws. are not subject to
tax.
|, a contract for deed used in
selling real estate is not subject
to q tax.
A warranty deed with a vendors
lease is to be taxed as q convey
ance OF land and no mortgage
note tax is to be imposed.
A partition deed. when operat-
ed in defining boundary lines or
in showing up location on tenant
in commons iterest. requires no
tax.
Law Not Rstroaotive
A deed OF mortgage and note,
or any other instrument required
to be recorded. which is executed
and delivered prior to Dec. 4,
1914. is not subject to the tax.
Conveyance of mineral lands To-
Gated on unpatented land are sub
ject to- taxation.
Deeds of conveyance. executed
by and between tenants in COM
mon. are not taxable. but deeds of
conveyance executed by and be-
tween joint tenants are taxable.
Conveyance of realty to trustees
or other persons without a valua-
BILE consideration is not taxable.
Deeds that are simply confirm
atory and do not vest title not al
ready vested are exempt from
taxation.
Cemetery deeds are not re-
duired to be taxed.
Quit-claim deeds are taxable
according to the value of the pro-
pertys conveyed.
Contracts for sale of land are
taxable it they vest title; if pro-
vision is made for future delivery
OF deed they are taxable.
!. Ground rent deed taxable as q
conveyance and not as lease.
:. Releases OF ditch liens. execut-
ed by County Auditors. are not
subject to q taI.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-12-10
AN EVENING" 9
:. ,oFlolRl1TtRI0. i ! ! J.
Presented BY Combined ohoeaaee
Of 0ratorlo 0oolety and nlAh
MUSICAL EYBlN OF SBlSOI


sented by the combined chOrueea
of the Wahpeton Oratorio Socie.
tv and High School Chorus as
sisted by an excellent orchestra,
all under the able direction Of Mr..
F. w: Kraft. who has had large
in work of this char
acter. will be. the natisfcal event Isl
the season TO Wahpeton and vi
7cinity. The best part Of il all ia
that our local. talent is present.
ing this excellent program.
The large chorus Of one ham.
dred and twenty-five voices r
that our local talent is presentinf
this excellent program.
The large chorus OF one hun.
drea and TWENTY-FIVE voices is ra-
padliy ac@ifilg unity and pre-
cision Of attack and eompreherl-
slve Grasp of ensefnhle wOrF. The
PRINCIPALS pOsseBA admirably
trained voices. while The chorus
boasts OF some of the best musi-
cal talent of the city.
The management has >naeay-
ored to leave nothing undona
which would add to the attract
tlveness or effectiveness Of thA
production. !.
Tickets are selling rapidly an1
persons who have not yet seepf0S
tickets are urged to do so idfmeds
lately. We are expecting t0 hai1
q record house. Do not waitsnnti
the last mOment-;and then 5xpec3
to get a good seat. The foNOWina
program will be presented:
DRH6ANDSa,
Chorus-''The Heavens are Tell
ing" (Creation) )A-Haydn. COM
5n3 5l1ed ,,! chorqs and orchestra,
sG!'mMiss 81 ci;nta,, Morden' OF lea Mr.. wisha, &
Tenor solo-"My Hone is d
the Everlasting" Daughter 81
Ia.rus) Jar st4ainer; Mr.: Verne Hpfft-- lfl-
Trios-..Lift Thine Eyesa mli-
.lah) MendelssOhn.
Eat ENentidA { q ysCityA -GlalSal
E. Mss Dardwell, 4 1Elss Enltpx
Mr4a Me0kgfrok /. i::.e,.: ), t..s~ !!S.,s:3
'Ehorus-.'With .Sheathed- Sw,cris
and Bows UnstrUl4." as;@Nsa-
manl .Costas HIGH Sehouf chor-
US (Miss Rowan. directory. =
Duet and; Quaftet--.I waited for
the Lord" (Hymns of Praise)
Mendelsshons Miss .MOrden,
MIS- Paul. MrsasBassett, ,Nre
Wight Mr.. Wight, Mr.. Ciipfell,
Alto Solo-"Fulilllment.' a.fSonp
OF ThanksEivinkG g: Maunder,
Mrs. Winnifredt Meckstroth.
Chorus-..He. Watching over Is.
rael" (Elijah) Mendelsshon.
Heaven and Earth Display
lAthalie) Mendelssohn. Wah-
heton OratoEip Society. Soil
Miss Eckes. Mrs. Paul.
Soprano Solo-'I viii Extol
Thee GELD Costa. Miss Nina
Duet Divine Daughter
Of Jairus) Stainer. Miss Eckes,
Mr.. Thornton.
Chorus THE Lord hath com
manded" CAS- the Hart pants)
MendelssOhn. Messrs. Clipfell,
Graber. Jones. Lieber. Murray,
Meyer. Voves, Wight. SopranO
Objigato. Miss Bardwell. -.
Baritone Sole-"Rehold 1 Create
New Heaven" (Holy City, Gaul
I; Mr.. Rudolph. Giles.
CHORUS "Halleluiah Chorus
tMessiah) Handel. Combined
chorus and orchestra.
All English speaking audiences
stand when "Halleluiah Chorus
is being sung.