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The Harrison times., 1914-08-01

After having been in session eight
days, and having returned eighteen
indictments the Grand Jury adjourn
ed Tuesday afternoon, filing its final
report as follows;
To The Honorable Circuit Court
We, your grand jury, duly selected
and empanelled, for thesummer term
1914, of the Boone circuit court beg
leave to submit the following report
of our proceedings
/. We have been in session for a
period of eight days during which
time we have examined 1l2 witness
es upon whose testimony we have
returned into open court eighteen
true bills Of indictment,
> We have examined the report
Of the commissioners of accounts,
the condition of all public buildings,
and into the care and treatment of
the county prisoners and we hnd the
court house to be in good state of
repair and all records securely and
neatly kept aud preserved and pro-
tected in good fire proof vaults, that
all officers have accounted tor all
public funds in their custody and
care and that all county prisoners
have been kindly treated and well
fed We do not deem it necessary
to make a specific report as to our
county jail Tor the reason that it
has been repeatedly condemned and
we commend our county court for
its action in takiug steps TO secure
the erection of a new jail
3. We desire to thank the Court
and its officers for many courtesies
shown us during our deliberations
and having performed our duties as
we believe for the best interest of
Boone county and the preservation
and protection Of society we ask
that we be discharged,
], Il. 0LvEy Foreman
NJiH, HELM Clerk l,I
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01

from the north part of the county.
Tom Rector, with his wife and son,
are charged with stealing hogs from
the neighbors.
1t is likely the court will be able
to reach final adjournment today.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
MISS COTTON WINS CUP
Beautiful silver Cup was Destroyed
In the Recent Flre--Another Cup
VIII BE Furnished.

Miss Kate Cotton of Harrison,
has been adjudged winner of the
Harvey cup out Of the ten contest
ants of Boone county. The subject
of the essay, as selected by Hon. W.
II. Harvey, Of Monte Ne, donor of
the silver cup, was Man Serves
Himself Best by Promoting the
Common Good Iii is matter of
regret that the trophy, a beautiful
silver cup more than a foot high
aud weighing several pounds, and
suitably engraved, was destroyed
in the recent fire, being in the safe in
the Commercial College, but it is
understood that another will be
provided by Mr. Harvey.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
THE BOSS SAYS:
"Cut 'em loose"
Fayetteville, Ark July 2S, 1914.

Fayetteville, Ark July 23, 1914
PRICE CLOTHING CO.,
Harrison, Ark,
Mr., r. l.. Crowdus, Manager
Dear Sir
Your report on Number of Suits on hand just re-
ceved and IN reply will say you have certainly had great
success IN your clearance sale But you still have too
many suits on hand for this late in the and and
in order to make room for your LARGE FALL STOCK
which will be shipped August Is. ] would advise you
TO make ONE GRAND SWEEP, by offering absolute
choice of any suit In the house worth up to SW Y27b
Reserve nothing, ''et the Tail 90 with The hide you
will also include all your english mohair suits IN this sale,
Look carefully through your entire stock and see what
you are long on and put price on them that Will move
lhem, and move them quick You know It Is positively
against The rules Of the company to carry goods from
one season to the ether But TO open each season with
an entire new stoel0 You had better take your loss
now than later FIJI your windows full and advertise
Respectfully yours,
II. S. PRICE, Pres.
S.-Begin this sea5on on Saturday, July 18th, and
continue until every suit Is sold,
Price Clothing Co.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
FEATS
DURING FAIR WEEK
BeaChey, the Greatest Of All
Aeronauts, One Of the AttraC-
tiOnS of the County Fair.
HAS WORLDWIDE REPUTATION

Our Fair Management this week
contracted with the famous aviator,
Lincoln Beachey, Of Chicago, for four
Aeroplane Flights TO be made during
the Boone County Fair to be held at
Harrison on September 10th TO 18th,
Beachey contracts to fly rain,
shine or cyclone and will give our
people an exhibition of the wonders
OF the flying machine in every way
the best
Since Nov, 25th last Beacheyshas
looped and flown upside down over
800 times--in all kinds of weather
from all kinds Of grounds. He guar
antees to- perform his feats as adver-
tised. $50, 900 invested in his equip
ment insures his making good at all
times, Tie carries a 81 900 Wright
license, using their very latest ma
chine
The reading public is familiar with
the many remarkable leats Of Beach
ey lately, such as flying successfully
in one of the great buildings of the
Panama Exposition at San Francis
co, and looping the loop successfully
many times both at Chicago and
New York.
This expensive feature has been sc.
cured by our Fair management with
II view to giving the people of the
section an opportunity 70 see for the
FIRST time this wonder of the air un-
der the very best conditions,
Thousands from all parts of the
country will attend the Fair for this
feature along,
The committee having in charge
the Old Settlers Meeting to be held
at the Fair Grounds Tuesday Sept,
10Th have arrdhged the following,
program for that occasion. 3il
Welcome address by Judge llud-
gins Response by DR., l., Kirby,
"REMINISCENCES Of early days led by
DR., II l., Routh followed by Joe
Jenkins, Uncle Joe Speer Sam Jones,
Mike MeAlister and Others present,
Premium Of one poirof wool shirts
for the best five minute talk on the
subject "The bull tongue plow VS.
the Riding Cultivator'
Premium Of so lbs best flour for
best loaf of Light eorn.breOd baked
by woman over sixty years,
Old iddlers contest, for men over
GO years, $3.50,
Largest family present will be
presented with large photograph of
entire family,
All old settlers requested to bring
dinner and have dinner on ground
All people over 60 yeats old Ireel
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01

Harrison Ice and Cold Storage Co.,
offers TO store free Of charge all per
ishable exhibits for the coming Fair,
and it is urged that by this favor
many fine collections of peaches, veg
etables, etc, may be preserved. Save
a bushel Of your best peaches, etc,
and make showing you will be
proud Of
e. g. Gossett, of Jasper, is here
for the purpose OF opening in
Harrison branch office of the
Newton County Land Co, real
estate concern which controls large
tracts of land and will do some
colonization work in the near future
Miss Eflie Cash, of Belleionte.
was married recently to J. 3. Griilis,
formerly Of Belelonte, but now OF
Morenci, Arizona, The bride made
the trip west by herself, and the
marriage took place at Murenci,
their future home.
I John Stacy is now occupying his
new residence on Clifford Street and
College Avenue. lie has the cement
foundation in for another on the
Worth, and he will soon begin the
Erection Of another to the east of it.
Rev W. r, Nelson and family Of
independence, Mo- visited at the
home of II D, Yeppey,u en- route
home from Evertop, on, Wednesday
night, Bro Nelson preached ut the
NJ Il, church that evening
I AT recent meeting of the
School board arrangements were
made Tor the full modern furnishing
of the new Eagle Heights school
building, which will also have steam
heat and electric lights.
' Mrs Maud Bair, Of Checotah,
Oklahoma, is guest ot the home
OIL K. Newman while enjoying a
visit with many old friends in
Harrison,
Its funny how young people IN
love think their Judgment is better
than that Of people in their right
minds,
Ben Rowland has sold his fine
horse and buggy, and will buy an
automobile
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
Mine COMPANY
IS TO APPEAL
M[lNELLI CASE
Test to Be Made of the Action in
Which the Jury Last Week
Returned Verdict.
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
HIBBING, Mimi, March 17.-An
appeal to the supreme court is to be
perfected within the next few weeks
in the case Of Joseph Minelli against
the Oliver Iron Mining company, in
which the jury returned verdict yes
terday afternoon for $1,000, Of which
$500 was for the depreciation of the
property due to the removal of the
viaduct over the Sellers pit.
The case is in the nature of test
Of the right Of the mining companies
to remove a travelled highway with
out providing some other manner
equally as convenient for ingress and
egress to adjacent property. The
higher court will be asked to rule on
this phase Of the question, there being
little dispute, it is understood, over
the question of the right to sue for
damages sustained by flying missiles
from the blasting.
Should the district court be con-
firmed by the supreme court it is
claimed that there are several score
of similar cases that will be brought
at once by property owners along the
various open pits at the boundaries Of
the village, who claim a depreciation
Of their property because of the re-
moval of the streets. : III. i. =
The Minelli case was contested at
every step and the record is well fill
ed with objections and exceptions
made by the attorneys for both sides.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
MAKING READY
FOR BIG WEEK
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Virginia merchants are making the
minutes count for Style Show week
Nearly every one has begun to decor
ate the interior or the show windows
of his establishment for the big at
traction which opens Monday and con-
tinues through the week.
Rehearsals for the entertainment at
the Lyric theatre Tuesday are pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The feature
of the program will be the promenade
Of living models, exhibiting the most
recent creations in women's wearing
apparel. .-.: 4.< ~
That Virginia will entertain many
out-of-town shoppers next week is in
dicated in the number of inquiries re-
ceived daily by the merchants. The
Style Show is being given much pub
licity over the range and women from
every city no doubt will see Virginia
in gala attire next week. o.. -. = :
The merchants are enthusiastic
over the prospects for a successful
show. s. ..z s5. . ..s. zz$ .5.5
Virginia is said to be the only city
of the size in the country that ever
has attempted an attraction Of the
kind on such an elaborate scale.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
BANNER LAND
SALEAT WALKER
Over $500 Acres Sold, Breaking
All Cass County
Records.
From Tuesdays Daily.

l. AoAAA ANCoo1J
WALKER, Mimi, March 17.-Over
$500 acres of state land with cash
value Of $4,000 were sold here Satur-
day at the first Cass county state
land sale of the year. The sale was
the largest ever held in Cass county
and the number of acres sold equals
the sale of the eight sales of last year.
The average price per acre was 1925
as compared with $5.25 in 1918.
The highest price paid per acre was
$27.5O, the appraised value being SIS.
Bidding was spirited in great ma
jority of the descriptions, there being
nearly 300 bidders present, represent
ing towns and cities all over the state
and North Dakota.
High Average Price.
The average price per acre is the
highest ever established at a state
sale in the county and the manner in
which the prices were advanced by
competitive blddlngs, proved that the
low-priced lands of the county were
fast becoming thing of the past.
Bidders were present from st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth, Bemidji, St.
Cloud, Brainerd, Fairmont, Rushmore,
and Staples, as also from Vollum and
Steele, N. D. This is the third
state sale held that Chief Clerk Theo-
dore Nelson Of the state land depart
ment has held this year, the others
being at International Falls, where
$500 acres were sold and Bemidji
with 1000.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20

ALL DEPENDS ON GIRL HE MARRIEs
Dr. Winfield Hall Of The Northwestern University Medical
school, IN addressing gathering il the Central M G
Chicago the other day said that salary SIS month
for younge couple to married providing the woman does
the and the man Is N the class known
man 8
OF course the couple must be healthy continued
structor "A professional should have little more He
standing TO Keep up and must live according to his position
life He should at least $1,000 year before marrying
The sevenyfve month proposition is all right whole
lot Of good fellows who love with sensible girls who
know how to cook little and enjoy little home would
just think and put aside the idea that must have
ter Of million before they settle down regular husband
old world would be much happier place in the girl
OF "he right caiber she will make that SIS per
won't be long before Johnnie is coming home pay
envelope And when it right down the home sweet
home question: there is just much love happiness
found in couple of furnished for light
the great big beautiful mansion the hand often times
whole lot more .%*~:@
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
PAPARELLI AND WIFE
FORCED TO GO BACK
ESPECIAL TO THE ENTERPR1sE.)

\SFEClAL III The ENIERPRlSE.)
From Mondays Daily.
DULUTH, March 16.-Marino
Paparelli and wife, whose history
reveals the gamut of human emotion,
are to be deported to Italy, March 81,
according to United States immigra-
ton officials yesterday. They will
be taken to Chicago and there will
join party Of deportees.
Paparelli is the man without a
country" Born in Italy, his parents
took him to Montreal, Can., when he
was 10 years old. His father died,
his mother married again and only
then Paparelli learned that his father
had failed to secure naturalization
papers, and he holds Italy to be his
fatherland.
The young man met his wife in a
resort, married her and brought her
into the United States. Later, Papa
relli became sick and his wife en-
tered a resort at Chisholm. Now the
two are to be sent out of the country
Paparelli being a tuberculosis victim.
He was liable to prosecution under
white slave charge but his wife re-
fused to testify against him.
August Rinta, Finnish youth, has
been ordered deported, but he is at
st. Luke's hospital and cannot be re-
moved at this time. Nestor Kinnunen
of Ironwood, Mich, another Finland
er, will be deported at an early date.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
COME TO THE STYLE SHOW.

In starting the ball rolling for style show Virginia the
week of March % to % inclusive local merchants again have
placed Virginia in the ranks Of the most cities the
Northwest. And they planning real attraction
All the latest designs in womens garments millinery
footwear and the various that delight
heart will be exhibition in the stores style week. The
window displays promise to be feature There will special
entertainment at the Lyric theatre the afternoon of March
3D. and the headners will be living models who will promenade
the most popular outfits the offers while gaddens
the heart.
The merchants plan to interest every city
range in the style show They will call attention to Virginia
ideal shopping center and will the city much
advertising in this way Nothing will be overlooked
venture and with merchant putting shoulder
to the Wheel the prosperous termination of the enterprise
assured.
Virginia extends cordial invitation to outoftown to
be her guests at that time Come and inspect modern
the best city Northern Minnesota and the big army
Virginas friends.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
PRACTICES ACT
CONSTITUTIONAL
Judge Dancer Upholds Measure
Which Prohibits Candidates
From Treating.
From Mondays Daily.

from 1OnQay Dally.
DULUTH, March 16.-Upholding
the constitutionality Of the corrupt
practices act which was under fire
in the Eveleth mayorality contest
brought by j. S. Sarri against John
J. Gleason, District Judge Dancer
has filed an order overruling
the demurrer interposed by Gleason
to the appeal of the contestant from
the election returns.
The decision Is one of several which
have been rendered by district judges
of the state involving the constitu-
tionality of the act and the legal
point raised will not be definitely set
tied until it is passed upon by the
supreme court. OF the opinion al
ready handed down some hold that
the act contravenes certain sections
of the state constitution and others
that it does not.
Appeal From Decision.
Gleason was declared the duly
elected mayor Of Eveleth last Novem-
Der by plurality of 10 votes. Sarri,
candidate for the office, appealed
from the decision of the election
judges and alleged among other
things, that Gleason and his support
ers had violated certain sections of
the corrupt practices act by distrib-
uting liquor, cigars and other things
of value to voters; furnishing convey
ances to haul voters to and from the
polls, classifying expenses accounts and
causing outsiders to cast their votes
at the election. Gleason's attorney,
S. F. Witte, demurred to this appeal
on the ground that it did not state
facts sufficient to constitute a cause
of action, and that even if the facts
as alleged were true, the corrupt
practices act was unconstitutional
since it undertook to provide quail
| fications for officeholders already
fixed by the state constitution. In
overruling the demurrer, Judge
Dancer allows the contestee, Gleason,
seven days in which to file an an
| swer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
THE UNIDENTIFIED CANDIDATE.

of the candidates for state Office going about
the state saying things about each other And
things they about each other far from being
polite. That's politics.
pleasant thing to be candidate. The who is
candidate plays the game must be played nowadays
dignity the wnds least that to be the
conception of their personal responsibility
such.
At the been remarked that the peo-
pie have we'll developed faculty of separating the wheat from
the chaf of the who before them seek
ing positions of public trust and it really doubtful
accomplished anything worth accomplishing
anything valuable in the way Of creating public sentiment
system of campaigning and the demands it
makes of this sort candidates is important factor
keeping really and able out of politics. We look
candidate Of forude who must be
able abused who altogether be ped
than censured.
Nevertheless abuse isn't necessary to politics and
the shrewd politician is the who keeps it in his grip
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
THE VIRGINIA. ENTERPRISE
NATIONWIDE PROHIBITION.

years ago the thing at the Pro-
hbtionst He Of Dreams just dreams nobody
believed that he would get far with his propaganda
is still to large extent the attitude toward him.
Just what would happen if nationwide prohibition move
ent that being advocated quarters would
before the people direct issue? Probably the blight
of liquor would not be entirely wiped out but it pretty fairly
that the against liquor would surprise many
people. z~%*
AS matter of fact almost everybody prohbiions in
degree other There hundreds who would
protest they classified prohbonsts who would
tomorrow for nationwide prohibition eff could knock
liquor out all the country instead community they
say, 1--WE would so vote tomorrow" y ....r
We may laugh the prohibitionst visionary person.
may him wemeaning but misguided individual
matter Of fact from economic standpoint the argument
all his d for aside from all it's other features the liquor
evil is a great economic waste.
That would of be clearly brought out nation
wide prohibition campaign In that event is interesting to
speculate just what would happen is safe enough to
there would be surprising results.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
CONCRETE HIGHWAYS FOR THE RANGE.

highways for the Mesaba have been coming
in for some discussion during the past year two.
And why not?
The country will eventually have concrete highways
this section such that they the most
practical road construction for stretches of much Travelled
road like the road between Virginia and Ev and the road
between Chisholm and Hibbing for instance.
Enough has doubt been spent both highways in
the concrete them several times and enough money has
been concrete them too sta
bearing experience of other communities with concrete
highways real road building and
maintenance.
road between Virginia and Eveeh the road be-
tween and Hbbng would be good place to out the
experiment highways in this section The initial cost
would be large after all and they proven real
ca utility there would be something available in the way OF pre-
cedent to base future road improvements
Thousands of dollars wasted annually in road
stuon wasted because the does not results
lasting should The concrete highway idea is worthy of
close investigation in this section.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
KEEPING THE CHILDREN BUSY.

An educational journal in Chicago frankly advocates longer
school days and sessone not only to remedy scholastic
delinquency and economic waste in school building and
ment but for the beernent of the bodily and moral health
the children.
This plain speaking Of belief that crystazng in
thoughtful minds Work the saving grace Of life for
children it is heahfu than play the be ugoverned
and extravaganza or in tainted environment
Children likely to be overworked in school by
tine and uniformity than by time Increased hours of regulated
work. suited to individual tendencies would be better for them
unresraned among doubtful companions the
Off hours vacations spent city streets
different from the innocent country life which their grandparents
led children and which dream of restoring to them
The children of irresponsible parents to considerable
extent under of responsible state In crowded cities their
hours regulating and varying than diminishing
Minneapolis Journal
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-03-20
ANOKANS HAVE GOOD IDEA.

Down in Anoka this state they talking of openar
theatre and sounds like pretty good scheme For place
that that section the state does about the Fourth
of July each outdoor playhouse ought to be about the
most poplar spot for miles around.
The volunteer park board of the town has the proposition in
hand The board to ask all the citizens to assist in
erecting the theatre which will be the first in the country
place of this planned build the theatre similar to
those at the University of California at Berkeley and at Seattle
The citizens raising funds with which erect the nstt
ton home talent plays and concerts When it completed
propose present historical pageant of the town. which
figured prominently in the Indian outbreak.
plan doubt will be followed by cities in the
state before long.