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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Riverside Quintet
Meets Tech High Five

What promises TO be a hard fought
game. viii be staged tonight when
Tech High and Riverside clash.
Riverside has a great team this year
and has not, suffered. defeat yet.
Following is the lineup for the
game:
Tech High. Position. Riverside.
Czintz r. 2. Strupper
Myers :. IL. F. :. =. Page
Thomas :. :. :. :. c. >. =, ,Haney
or McDuffie
Bedell 80. =. r. G. :. .Greentrse
Fincher =. Il. c.. .Hatton
or Roberts
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Heavies Battle to
Twenty -RoundDraw

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2S.-Kid Ken
meth and Young Al kaufman fought
twenty rounds to a draw at Vernon
last Nigh. - .=A..,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
High. Position. Riverside.
70 ORGANIZE BASEBALL TEAM,

Mr.. Dunlap, of the National Union
E'raternal Society, would like to meet
all baseball players interested in or
ganizing representative team. The
meeting will be called Monday night
at 1880 O'Clock in Spaldings store, AT
which time definite plans will be for
mulated for putting in the field, a
strong team to represent the order.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Marist College Wins
Over Stone Mountain

Marist College had little difficulty
in downing the Stone Mountain quin-
tet yesterday, 81 to 20.
Marist took the lead at the start,
and after the first few minutes of
play the final ending was never in
doubt. The score at the end of the
first half was Marist s5, Stone Noun
tain 9.
Emory Cooke starred for Marist.
Cooke located the baskets exactly fif-
teen times, for 80 OF his team $
points. Mccall also played well for
Marist.
The lineup:
Marist tS7) Pos. s. M. (22l
Dodge CID j.. =. Gibson C4)
Harrison (1D F.. Barrett (2)
Cooke 600 c. :. . Dunagan go
Mccall (2) G. i. Harvard
Hubert =. G.. Reeves
Time of halves-15 and 20 min
utes. Referee-WeRver "a. A. c.
Foul goals-Dunagan 2; Dodge.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Donald Fraser and
Boys High Quintet
Will Clash Today

Boys High School and Donald Fra
ser will clash this afternoon in one
of the three deciding basketball
games of the local Prep League. The
game will be played on the Donald
Fraser court in Decatur.
If Donald Fraser is successful in
winning this afternoon, they will
have chance to tie up for the pen-
nant. On the other hand. if Bows
High School is successful, they will
be one notch farther toward the flag,
Following is the probable lineup of
the two teams:
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28

Johnson RIG. CafIeT u
Summary: Time of halves-20 min
utes. Goals from field-Brand, 3;
Lester. 3; Peacock, Carter, Struppa,
3: Cushman. Mauck, 2. Goals from
fouls-Peacock, 13; Struppa, II;
Spence. Fouls called-On Georgia,
25: on Tech, 10. Referee-Gardner
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sessTseilf and fkxak loh Ae alitli taicfe
fhSki ~ ne Is eIi1 81 ts;S.
sfion. and faslse More eqtcI 4 IS sb-
sskh iagSE as iil' o s G 50
pf llolaSS IN town. ~ 4 siVnis ana
kiIlais tefl1e Ill fas : 80 :. Il i
RslyccS sod ~ sa ils ls1
fsi aat ID riifr eted,
~ ~ 8 ef f7kE - pP n y0Is
~ ~ ISL ~ ~ -
seas Slid ts5fe soj8 srA Sc < ~,
Ha6llefafion 81 s. Elilzbfis .Ssss
5ftsetf the isFfnS and 1oile
nIlssf aAaesassaFeF snq \ niASiae
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drsn at q free, matinee 1T the moving
picture SHOW.
Mrs, Eusefiki CARY Ia viaitsaer.s i..s..
IdauBnaer, Mrs. Hassell OF Wilson, n.
C.
MIS- Thos. avis OF Augusta, Ca, is
Waiting her mother, MrH, J. s. Starke.
Mr.. Fraser Lyon Ds Columbia. has
been the guest OF Mira yIau,as, A4s.IliIl
Hrs. Canteg of Stlmmerton, is yis-
iting Mr.. anu iHits, 81. o. Gantey.
s Mrs. r Rosenberg is at home from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Louis Levi
of Sumter
Miss Long hsad OF the Due West
Female c0ifase music department
spent sunday and Marlday wan Mrs!
o. {; C., eiss fssI Iis..5 & 80
Il pfatteTi Smith; who ma been
visiting M..s.S md Mrs. Thos. seal for
seyerai weeks has returned to Centraf
Aflilesisa, = q 4 .:sJ
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oHef4 3 81 : 81 M 8l.1s letfl0 u
go l,D UftSI ne, q, - . ftss,iit
I'll it cabss the Gus iiil q let
~ mn lIi 7 y % ce3 afoH u & I'd fb1S h &
ssl hifh, and iisltsis es s r .aAs
tept q esactioI snf
- "a s Iilisliie <,ilii
aees Sil Il IS ~ 81
white iaef s diiIcr isliss
- Z Fsss-tsS d aud
o3 Ilf ~ sy rfll <. ilSFt,s
e6Sisdali . Ftunity ex ut lslt fe
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EP IGGlBIlIBI llIlll1
.IIJIvIE FIUIi bUIEHlHUll lIEF .lIIS " ltIE
-
gs sf ef Rs ss.iAisss ssSsss ss
Asked ID Address dc Club and ii His s Bristy Outlined His
Platform. ss,Ss

An issue ssSsa itlla people Of this
State il that OF saie guar linz The pfI-
mary elections The costltutiol OF
1885 restricted the sutFrags so as to
eIiminate. rs Tar as pract;sabiss the
negro vote; questions hetwes5l the
whites. were ID be settlsd iis I ftisntl-
" family flFsat ia the prlsnafies + In
arred b. the Constitutiohal am stat
atory PROV isions gas 60 vote gnder
sliess con dltl l5nss al lifefeneee among
tho whites were settled, but; sing s
s6rf 1f family afEais! N 5 .....IA.s
we're made or r. sicedl rules
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WILSON'S FlgHT
BRINGS FRIENDS
THE PRESIDENT is SAID TO
BE DAiEEsS SsAffsfISG lN
STRENGTH
UNE2 ST CONGRESS
NIsTdbs.s Afs Anss5us to 1 Co
Home and Nerd Their Politi. !,
cai Fsnees
WILSON FIGHT
(P. u. Mctowan In :. The Columbia
State u q &

WiISON FIGHT -. -
iP. a. McGowan In The Columbia
Washington, April National af-
lairs 70 the keen observer, never pre-
sente6s more interesting features than
az the pfesnt tim. President VIII
son s victory In having the house pass
ths1 Sims canal toll bill, In spite of
opposit sitiont which at times threatened
TO cause its defeat, has been the
means of making the President strong
err than before. Il Is true there ara
many who profess. TO see q split in the
ranks OF democracy Ia tie near future
andawho say the canal tolls issue
stould never have been injected into
thu political situation at the present
tine hn. Il Is only natural that such
should be the case. Back In their
corners, where they have hidden since
the alnashing defeat the democrata
gave them at the polls last time, the
g o. y. and d lew Observation-Disclosures
Satt are reaGy TO cry wolf at ti;,,
least opportunity. ~
The truth about the present situa.
tlon so far as the administration fs
concerned is that President Wilson
is ten times as strong as he was be-.
Fore the. tiIS, y1lu
matter, and he will be even Inightier
than lie Is. today when the senate
finishes the lob. !.
II Is trpe that rumblings heard hers
Indicate that In some OF the congress
sipnai districts there are likely TO be
contest 81 Rgaiiist present members who
voted With % e President and against
the democratic marty plat form, hut IN
aine ease out or L ssRoassztsslts
3 " dollbtless be able to take care of
themselves and return to the house.:
provided they, are, strong enough IN
ctIer ways to do so. The present
Situation. however. has caused those
members WHO ara 70 meet OPP 6sition'
cons ss fii.t tlisy INA meet their
opponents On tie sslfip.
hfeE;ibeES Help d7 Re elves
a day or tNfo agO when the house
swas sconssd derlng the ,leg tslatiye apnrO.,
.Rtiat ions bill and an AnieudFteilf was
prcposed which would have cut OF the
TIIil5I1IeTBl 5mlIeage & smile colI6 be
seen going around tic galleries TINT
surround the fniir etdes OF the house..
if
said just the same old thing that the
country has been listening to for the
last. ten years It would not be
sfricken ont. tlle galleries whispered
sin spite t,f oil the talk about fairness
and honssty and aaii that, kind OF thing
The amendment did not 80 through,
but here is what did. v The mouse vot-
ed 10 allow It's nienibefs an additional
5000 q year each Tor pfiice help, mak-
ing the allowance for this purb6sa
heteaf fer 81 800 instead, OF 81, 800.
fitaEe Isl no law which requires a
member to pay out this money 10 his
sccretarx and the latter does not draw
his com peasatton directly from tho
government may thus be seen that
an unscrnpRious- member might IN
thou a. course, the MAJ 0sity soiiif
slot ateop to siIch: Al thing. J,
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SCHOOL r EfR
IN Alb B & VII. .E
Grens Day III the Sister City Isass
Friday ersonaI
HrWITWUM

Abbeville, April 9.4-.The Field Day
exercises of Ahbssilfc County tssera
hold sere Ffide q and saturday ct iiist
week i Efprs 5tSihn f,ssInl interest was
manifested By by. ~, friei,d. 81 ma.
irons Of the tififersfst ,tssfFais ;lsrFL
numbers from the liiiferei,t san oil liis.-
frisfs toni:ag In sb aftand fhs Ssx So
cises. Efi6ay faornine the Fair MA 1
formally cpeaea bS, Al parade 81, the
school ch.idrkS ~ from tlit Isl o5i fhiifitl5
Z ifig To the square. Policeman Johnson.
Isrnfsi IstIT ~ st fIaSle,pn led the
parade being on i,orseback Tlfeii
scaIISr tic ff: 81 e. 5s:lSI Of 4 i5sI
sThsn Sasnc Gid, fiilats Sc la lflrllV SiecoE
rated fsaia tie felicwi s,sSvaft
SCHOOLS: Anfrerilie, Sfiaron, Abheyiiie.
II f.SlReHOnfi ri Il Aha MN 3 n nh
ltWaTrciton. Then cams the .cIIiiifes
I by s1hatis and sfaties I'd M, 8 IN :
-i,tI 81 \ Il q T Itts suIiIITe
and sang s1Ailieriaa ANA sCafoiinass
Tise t es or "A ttsrsd in, "A, 4 ~.
TN & ui sISJficai sGoi tusS,sss I5
.Thc girls nrize y as given fcs little
Thelma Seal Of the gsd Er:sIs iI,je !.
yillc. Tie boyls medal wen "a. Iten-
crow, ts;s -, Ma
grounds Tor picnic Inner IS, ISolinvs !
ing this dinner. the cont ests 4, 3aiitI,.
netic; SPELLING. reading a.a..s gen..;-sz !
ply wore faiifl In the rrat,ad zagi,oni
biildlng fheB q contests S we're 81 Ioft
and were folIowea by Z hssIsaf il,.sI {
game hetwaeni the Aiitreviiie ie and tIle
Abbeyiile esris lin which Ai,baSilla
iyas. 8!.o winner. Frisias sass,, 81 g $
splendid Drorra,fl 55ssSe eives iFS,. tiss.
Girls ~ Tie onaf,,s Toi,seS siIibs
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ID.
CHARGE
Flsfive South roi ;aiiasI WI
SuperEiiSs yVlcs Of Tel
!. = Z. z. -.

Glsmspn College, AprlIf 8, Henson
college and the iIiIreaai of Animal Tr-
dust ats hing ton iiaye jointly se-
lected nm inspector IN charge or the
work OF tick erndic tion In South Car
olinat Dr. IL. Lewis, "a native of
And dersoIi count where his neohle
still reside. and a tIioroS ghly trained
VETERINARIAN
Or. LaRis arad uated In 1900tat ths
Ontario Retef fbdk college, an iiisti.
tuition affllEated 18th Toronto JTniyefsi-
~. In 1903 ne gra duatea at the Me-
| chips 'eteTifiAf college, Chicago.
zone ef the worlds most famous vet
arimaly lnsti ikiist toIiS
= l1s2 q k..i-s
/ fled Expert Il Sf seyaE years he
was in tnfle eEe OF the National. stock
fsrts Sof Chicago. one OF che largest
90 = centers In the world !. o. the
en la y AZ Er.1s.a Z q. :. M.
= "a si5Htt1n work IN Tekas. ror the
last four ears he has bee ID eonns ctea
With ~ Bur aus oislce Ia Atlanta.
| liil nosit an t has ct,r 4 + 3 30
foy.ch With the work Of 5orth Caro-
li1s Gsofie anu FlofIiaa,
natitA 'sf9fs lssls AZ Eief / Es his
lead Is.4o his HANDS the coilege asId
lsensras d seartIne win largely eoni-
NH their - i IN the esrsaf 4 a.,ssssiE
10 be done Is south Carolina Glenn
a9n eelleSc u calling on the neNspa4
1eEs alld all tlia gt1n oitlzslia fe rem
Ger Df. Lewis an ppsslbls aid ana
eneon Senlelik II the Important ana
eitllgEllt work go = sls next tbfes os
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1ise on ~ farms more gbroiilablo. and
more pleHsEsit and confortilbl blc, many
55f 6lifJ pro lenllt s. s,sil q
IsRre ana 5suna iEpllstiieR! SsIs clftI tees
|4ioRsF and the GQtltt Ion 0f rural 3prnb-
lssiiss ca eongr0fi uS REQUIRE ii
teal l0fi 10 thea m s h, 4 y
Is,gys ssiIaiI aliIsrg ron tIiosc SAB sects
lafe Z. 81
lssss sp:snls ssltI aesS Z +
s..4 sileIlt. i,s.s, II .9E
4 ttsI To stress she tsnportajsee cF
abs snSiisyiti5n ! of ;;dosi s Stbiiy:iness
saetfbds OF the administrati ION or ali
or fsleS affafss 6s Siir eSl ute. il believe
in Aeii etehryaf ofioIng Fslge gSv4
sEIIe carsss By close istedy sii a attefl-
sioa stn the agiaIrs OF the various IN
titutlcfls OF the state, jIlsdre economy
and greater etSsc ivehes ss with ali ever
dtSe mi stiiti III elected,
gsissi give To Stale d clean, pros
gresasYe business tlliial atiea ,sss
3, l'sillliea tieEs
earar issls I, 4 :. - sssa.-.s -
,penss South ,3rollha stands nsarlyl
bottom 81 The; list Ii tlIe ppF csnfaIc,
Of illiteFacy. ehalI neYcr. tbs sBtislll
He'd untst ttlis pet IL iliI. .s..
rs IFedncedl We 55fye iiledeE great;
progress in Ilir eapcatl 6nai system.
9inFh Il more AZ, III iisiEiss sssafssi IL
Tor The cAlss ek easicstioii as Il par-
eTtt cannot spend his iiuitey better
than BY ssincating il.s child; spI tile
S1tzss
4liail by educating the nitfzen. Ia
Yqrst Ilafnt nance and Agpp0rtseT In
asitntlpnElpg hfglSer len Enti1 =, ana Bse-
.EifI0ns for 9heiE growth and develop
n TO tneet erosslns neesis prt 4 en-
MIA fze kiia needs OF tile pubiic schools.
Al iib raj bBt0pf kion should be IN q d
~ the ssEate OF 1 eEsfnti q fppIea1sht
the ftffiGaatD (tite gaehopt raised sPs,
E sall " DES sssa aas .ls. .lo ssn se'lr1
II As y 4 d a,:S =
vi ifiiesi l01 fSf ir elIueai leu ~
isiett tna it4 fEflsfs seallEa the Il
ee tafs Ell tik tie tilst tEn1eist
u send thsse clliibse scl;s Z
Wien = cli,ss tllels point
Almost III 0f the svIs cisil3Fen viii
rs tiipelgpas aii NV slliigIIls 8
seIlean cei " children
sisi ic as soOn ~ is q icNlt, ila,t g
cUli059 esf Ne IA
Woll s epshf eeey etis-i
pstibli ith tiIa loei, A5pttD
hecgtske aE lls tp 81 sstseetlFe ltlslst
be ekipnpYt y ~ .
lesseR
/ Sikf. tp < s
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icitixen, asla siYe IS. q hat-i
tier conditions.
I ssalls n9t. ,lalsas forced q q s0s.
ti6As Tin this states Z isssEs aiLy
tfrlsnds and IMPORTERS Vito y0tesi 70
BleRae, ard Ipsasly yllss voted foi Jones'.
iRssTsssia tIIeB or the istsst.
ahead taisr5 y fsiit,se guea i6as bicil
afIecf tho interest IA d welfare 81 the,
psopie st Is how syaF, oniy fran i for
nae 20 sssth ht4 SO tlias ali nix ser4s
atGnd elne and my Ettltud,; tho 4 4 have
never been h oIiowel or npportsF al
IoYerrOr Bleate tSf. have i pDF0ved
aIne have attempted 10 III ject tie
fEsGe of BteasRistn into siI1 ktiherr ~
tcrial sfaceI While Ii do not agree with
them IL thisS II tLse same Is peril lsled
Ia. tsen my attitpSia IS known aSid Is
ne stated 4 We Hsi, hi d
Ing stieh y Il issue C.
Q ilf elacted goyerliofs psoasise 70 be-
St1NSTSE1gr JI pITss FIIf q y q
not Of ,tllssse Only ~ Il2 supppft ~ 1
piled sc myself 70 do justly I'll D te love
mercy aid TO uphold and al Is d al Ii the
honor and dignity 0f s South q fjarOiiiis
lo4.li " y n -
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our party rule as viii insure 10 every
white Iilsln the eFrtgsit TO vote once, bit
to vote biit zoTiee.e 10 should be made
|inposss sble to- permits reDs eating :or 10
allow nen sresidg1ss and citizens of
other Gt tea i, II 81 q rsss
titled to vote 10 & lis i.o fysitss 6F South
paroliafana who's light And brer6ss- 2
tive lit rs 10 vote. we ietT,i Set z; .sf
that 4 only iiyilfs South catollnlans DO.
fydIpWsu 20 7yoIg, aIu zach man only
Fenee, In order TINT tli 81 pFlFi fyi eiiIfs
ssa tessryea aId moi d iestFog ogeii.
Hsss,s ESetlp l6tl ~
Hprles iIsl q efsSSlls jfs hi Il * IS Ii r.
riloald adopt sGsh chaaEsa ib
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lIecKfNG ..llF lE:lRRIAaE


- - q igarettes
ard antonio Hes played important ro.-
es in divorce suiss s. the lealtea % rs
this week
MRS Clara Johnson beantifu1s
iarkhair woman, told stta Jury q re-
Jo6asos
She said that her husband caAia
home one night, trsinls, and s,slced Tor
Icigarettss Neltd whisky. ana ~ hen she
mad npneE 20 give him he stkpck 4
IRte cot fire 10 her nigiIs gown
tel liEis ttF he was solng Is burn ssess
% death sEts rs given ties IlrAt sef-i
dict
II Is fslaiiss 6 Satd iiessiii,k-s
uaiisi. O RicIinEds, xslfprieed hin
sitter three weeks huneyni0un By
sstalsLns c1snfett les and az couldn't
stand fof the lew tsonian e a % that
e7lzglyI pam l1TlIl N llsIllIf,I'' q
we're his grounds f0t divorce Tho
jafs IS dOns 9tsihs ne caie,
lle b
ssi6 ks al al Ii b asr 81
Tsnnle Aliea ant8efed II, and lIiBy
N>fe fteS some 3lilie Size
lss.0laaipe aiad he eses THEN. hs
|ailekes she deserted Hin ese was
81 "a iiis tfdlcs.
II
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Missionary Service.

Relton, April s+1tie Sunday School
OF lDorchesteF Raptist Church, viii
senalct q missionary Saryico next
SlHdhy. "a tyerg terest:ag program
iilas y and aey,srAi
Hpsak Cd 81 abb siiHe Bssn aae,iraa
to he sps y tiien1. viii he y.
5Fn lth of kttsie 49n, Pyrof. W. II.
! "a it y t9Ed sssssill large OF the mrsic,
Vail stlie 81 tsndelf u; +! Griffin
WI ha sllast 6f cerem6nies Sless
.ligh htttte tirla ssnred all. And ali
meIabel are ged to be present
This lssilI be- eh al day service, and
dinner will be served on the Grounds.
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%: aTIT. 81 4.

Gafney, April g. s1fiI sff
9affney were 3slioe en lt
e, kIle ". {. ssoldIy s tlls =
I 49,, III ttll ~ IT'S
IGaEney hosel b s d ss 4 HI
fries has been n lis II b ler sew efal
mpnths, but WAS los e0aifsfes CO sEiis
room ana sffsiissf sal f.fn 8 4 A.lie
any luez IlilzE AiE6 IA q q l
Ia as Tor While liz aiiIil cor 5f
EheEo se6 county ififg as.s 2lss Il 81
expifsd tetspf She iafe Ays
Camp. He was never 4 VA
Has one sister, lsErs. Il. Is 81 5 iefe
who r'ss stlss ak Deiand fts 4
reetd des at BPlst S
Jeilkfee has acchnsi tels <; IS
EefS bic property. 0siliIs II 81.
TO s3 ltlaisi fafsis r. 10 ,s6h 81
bioells 1ah 81 q q ri
BORN in, 1861 Ia the Isi'E 81 h6FoEse
cctn HIGH WI 4 { esii a.
asc cSaTraq eiits have aea "A Z "a
|ae yet for tlie as K IL iiiis vet
yshen his stef !; Il Il -
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3ELTON PAGE EoER
INTERESTING BlgDG OF III
AND NOTES FROM BUSY FsEJnTt1N =

: CLAUDE A GRAVES Corresboaadsa.ae dsa.ae t4. "a ~
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2EqalnlaaK Tlegs n ~


EqHllslapx Dess III Al 5f
AslaifAS Ga.l April ~ ga q
of seven saskaii. Is 3 t;s ~ 8
mi Red some 1T feb u Is &
81 tho psy ii - y JAS : 4. s
= - &. y ~ m n IS u N
Illibpa * d lySSsS1s RI d -. rs q 81
= ~
thA Sfeo1s Sftl N t:..I IL = s,s,
IIfa II iiiln IN d hI6tla4 5ss sl,.ssssl
aflls 0f So { d tors.
tJtit 70 maxim 6 Il 10 10 Aitc ttlf
kof .ce1 bel III 63 = 4 =
10, taie caEttals sef ersSs 81 &
p e 3 tostr ~ si ID
st'issii7a ~ 90 sslf & ~ s )
LIS W. ysa aslI .feil lle lll = Al
e 4 a si,'o = : s
sls0o0 sarh uniy In : = S. ll
Inail 6yefi s.hleh esas a 4 ~ 81 y IS
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fiest ex peri IS sever years he
was in chae;Ee of the National. Stock
farres of Clsicagos one OF che largest
81 col centers III. the world. os tue
81 = sflaz Elsrsa.s Z ~ 4. Z ss-i.
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aye. NO other business appearing.
the board adjourned till $500 O'clock
a. m, Oct. 9th, 1914
j. NJ. Albertsen.
Auditor
J Holeton.
Chairman.
No Los u, iowa, Oct. 9th. 1911
o.,l, ne r'ard iheu on above date at
; '.'a, - sioch d. M pursuant To adj
lo,'l ''llleiio. All members We're pres
ei, m.,
Diuel was mace ny 'lle board dl-
r'. we audllof TO advertise
.pi i'lus lor 1lie construction OF
Iiit improvements as recommended
~ ''le engineer IN 'l1e matter ol The
Young ditch, and fixed Oct. 10Th. as
the day ioI which To receive bids.
Time limit was fixed at 30 y. M.
The petition signed 10y O. @. SelcL-
ell el al asking Tor the construction of
a ditch i'm sections 2 and II i'm jackson
Twp, was referred To the board To
view.
The remainder of the day was spent
by the board i'm conference with State
Highway Commissioner Holden and
Engineer Martin on matters pertain
ing TO road and bridge work.
Al 400 O'Clock p. m. the board adj
lolrned To meet at 900 a. m, Oct.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Washington Twp
Washington Tw

Washington Twp
Washington twp l 1886 m IS
Roll call on the foregoing resulted az
follows. Hosbrook aye. Erixon aye,
RESOLVED, That the following
taxes as ordered by the executive coun-
Gil, be and are hereby levied for the
wear 1914, upon the taxable property
Of Harrison county, Iowa. to.wit:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Mrs. j. B. Barrett has 80 far
recovered as to be up part Of
each day now.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Mrs. ] E. Barber is a little
better today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Foote and Sahn are unload
ing car of Fords today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Geo. Smith was operated up
on Saturday by DR.. A. H. Kon-
igmacher when an infected
tumor was removed from his
right forearm.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Terry Of
Onawa are guests of the B. C.
Starlin home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Mrs Harry Adams returned
from Peoria, ILL.,, yesterday
where she has been the guest
of Mrs. Anterior for q few days
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Mrs Kent Crawford of Ona-
wa was the guest of the Bruce
Starlin home yesterday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-10
AUTOISTS TAKE
UP ROAD PLAN
Officers and Committees Hold
Meeting In Calumet

The suggestion recently made by the
contractor in charge of work on the
L'Anse- Nestoria link in the upper
peninsula road system, that the CO.
operation and assistance of copper
country autoists might expedite the
completion of this road. was consid-
cred last evening by the officers, d.
rectors and road committee of the Cop
per Country Automobile association,
held in the Miscowaubik club. After
the matter was thoroughly gone over,
IL was decided the club might work
more effectively by seeking the bets
terment Of roads which are more fire.
quently used in the copper country and
that the club will direct its efforts in
this direction rather than to the road
above mentioned on which work has
already been started and is progress
ing satisfactorily.
The road committee of the associa-
ton will meet i'm Calumet again on
Friday evening, when matters con-
corning Houghton county and copper
country roads will he considered and
when a definite program Of activities
likely viii be launched.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-10
CHURCHES PLAN
AMALCAMAT|0N
Suomi Synod will Meet at the
500 Last of the Week

| Rev. A. Rautanen. DR. q. II. Sorsen
and n. A. Lempea, delegates from local
| Finnish Lutheran churches will leave
| this evening for the 500 where they
will attend the annual meeting of the
Suomi synod which opens the last OF
this week. The principal matter COM
ing up for consideration is proposal
To amalgamate the Finnish Lutheran
church and the Finnish National
church. both national organizations.
This matter has been under considera-
ton for several years and a favorable
outcome is anticipated by local dele
gates this year
The 500 convention is a national
gathering, all representatives OF the
Finnish Lutheran church. This body
being the largest, probably will sub
nit a proposal for an amalgamation
of the two bodies To the annual con-
Vention of the Finnish National church
later i'm the summer and unless some
drawback appears n joint committee of
both bodies will be named to take
charge of the matter.
The creeds of the two denomina-
tions are very similar and ii is felt
that by consolidation. unnecessary
duplication of work can be avoided
and a much more effective organization
brought about.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-10
DANCING PARTY At ELECTRIC
PARK

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the An
cient Order of Hibernians of Hough-
ton county are 10 entertain with n
dancing party Wednesday evening,
June 10. at Electric park. The public
is invited to attend. Admission csc.
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