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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-03

The Sioux City journal says that the
voting machine in Sioux City has
emerged from the demonstration stage
in high favor with the voters. The
installation Of machines throughout
the county viii npe be considered in
its economic phase. with the hoard OF
supervisors acting as arh:te- The
Questions 10 be decided relate to
whether permanent good results may
b., expected from the machines thru
ou- the country and i SO whether the
required investment can be made With
OFT rla ling an oppressive burden or
the TAXPAYERS At tire when other eS-
tracrdina-v demands are being made
upon their strength.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-03

The Des Moines sGapital says: III
would be a good thtnssif men should
announce themselves for places on the
board of supervisors. pledging them
selves not to ask for a second term
There are some offices where positive
independence Is required
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-03

IL the university can not be con-
Quoted in a way that will leave it free
from the pernicious influence of petty
politics how will il be possible for the
rising generation TO advance above
such petty prejudices or 20 be sure that
the very information that IS given out
in the class room may not be biased
so as TO please some members of the
board Of education that happens at she
time to be in power" inquiries the
Davenport Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14
With the State Press
Good school HietnrY.

I when the late beverley b. Munford dis
. tuguishcd lawyer and legislator Of Richmond,
wrote his book 'Vrginias Attitude Toward
Slavery and Secession he did this State a
service Of genuine Importance This the State
/ senate recognized ia adopting resolution ex-
tending ito thanks 10 MIR Munford for his ex-
+ cellent book.
Some three years ago the State board of cd
uca-5on adopted tins book far the last year class
In the high schools and the history committee
of the board is now considering the question Of
It's readoptiou.
/ The chief complaint for many years was The
lack Of histories that were unbiased and that
+ gave accurately md fairly the facts touching the
question If slavery and secession in this state
Now that the best book Of its kind ever written
ia available IT does not seem credible that there
will he any question TO its use in the schools
Long before he began to write his excellent
book Mr. Munford, State senator from Rich
moud. deeply Interested in having the
schools of Virginia adopt the books written by
men Of this State, and as far back as S9S he
declared
THAT our children shall he taught the his
tory of this country from the pen Of authors
who deal fairly with the part which their fore
fathers played in conquerng this continent IN
founding this government. and in carrYig for
ward the great achievements which render orr
State and nation ilustrious. is a sentiment CON
spcuously strong at this time among all classes
/ Of our people. And especially do find among
/ our Confederate veterans a determined purpose
/ to haze the story of the great civil conflict
/ Of 1s61-G5 portrayed by author thoroughly
informed, and instinct with sympathy for the
cause to which the people Of the South piishted
their faith"
The last five years Of his life spent by
Mr. Munford in the preparation of his book,
1t has met with the most universal approval,
/. and stands without question the ex-
haustive, faires cearest and most conclusive
of any history vet written on these subjects and
it should always be among the text books of
ithe public schools OF this state.-Norfolk Ledg-
Dispatch
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14
GETTING on thu BANp.wAGoN.p

And now it is from Chicago The Philadelphia
North American. the Baltimore sun, and now
the Chicago RecordHerah, all bar liquor ad.
vertising from their columns, The Record.
Hernia declares;
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Chicago Record
Herald printed the first page announcement re
Gently:
The Record Herald has decided to eliminate
fulhu its existing contracts to print this class
Of advertising and having zone that it viii accept
more,
I'm making this announcement the Record
Herald desires TO oe rightly understood The
manufacture and sale of Equor is sanctioned 10y
law and the advertising is legitimate advertis-
ing
The Record Herald does not deny the view
that pure alcoholic liquors have their wise ana
proper IN individual instances. but contends
that the responsibility for the advocacy of such
use should rest with the family physician rather
than the family newspaper. and declines hence
forth 10 share this responsibility"
Surely no parent should put Newspaper in
his home which puts before his children in at.
traotive form various brands Of intoxicating
liquors The Bryan organs of Richmond are SO
greedy for the liquor advertising revenue that
they put them the sporting page where boys
ana young will be specially attracted
But the people are being heard from. and the
decent reputable newspapers all over the coun,
Try are getting on the band-Wagon How long
will tho other Richmond daidcs leave The rf,-
giatan alone in this prominence?
Get on the bandwagon, gentlemen. gel on
quick, Virginia is going dry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14
No More Liquor In the Navy.

There should not be on shipboard. with ref
erence to intoxicans, rule for officers and
another and different rule for the enlisted
personnel The saddest hour in my official life
is when officer or enlisted man must be pun
ished for intoxicaton, During the last week
1t has been my painful duty to approve court
martial for dismissal from the service Of an
officer for intoxication lie told that he had
nevf@ tasted Intoxicating drinks until he did
so in the wine mess his cruises Others, who
have been disciplined for drinking to excess
have made similar statements to me"
So said Secretary Daniels. In a statement
accompanying one of the most sweeping orders
ever promulgated by the navy departmental
order aholishng the wine mess and banishing
whjsley from the United States navy. The
der prohibits the OF Introduction for
drinking purposes Of alcoholic liquors on board
any naval vessel within any naval yard or
station. Moreover officers living at naval sta
lions are forbidden to have liquor in their
lhomeS Commanding officers are to be held
strictly accountable for fhe enforcement of the
order
Officers are now commissioned at the early
age Of twenty-five years. says Secretary Dan
iels HAS a government the right permit
this temptation. which too often destroys the
highest usefulness Of young officers" And then
he proceeds to answer his question by Issu-
ing the order which removes The temptation from
the way of every man engaged IN the naval
service, from the highest rank to the youngest
enlisted man officer
For the PRONUNCIATION Of this order when
VIII be memorable one in naval history. Sur
geon-Cicneral BREASTED is largely responsible
The surgeon general, who came TO his presnt
position direct from detail on sea duty as sur
geon Of the Atlantic feet, requested for
data concerning the problem OF alcohol In the
navy. and 1t was upon the strength Of the sheaf
Of data submitted by him that Secretary Daniels
determined that alcohol should be banished
from the navy.
III there is one profession more than any
other that calls for clear head and a stel "
hand IL is the naval profession" says Mr.. DAN
iels The sttcment does not admit OF contrad
ton. The honor and the dignity Of he country
even in time Of peace. often in the hands of
those who serve it in the navy. while In time Of
war the eountrys fortunes may hinge upon the
conduct of single ship in single battle There
fore IT Is very important that all mon engaged
in the naval service shall be at no time under
the influence Of whiskey.
The order Of Secretary Daniels iuaugurate.
great reform In the navy. Vet Il is only in
keeping with the trend Of the times More and
more the pubic Is coming to regard strong drink
unnecessary and intoierahe evil Every
where. in all professions In all lines Of business
in all classes OF industry. there is growing de-
mand for clear heads and steady hands Bristol
Herald Courier
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14
now ABOUT. THE BEAM IN NoRFoLK's
EYE?

The T-lrg,rIon.paot which has steadily on
posad probibifion takes the following fling at
Raleigh
Raleigh .~ wagl,r a, effective warfare on
whiSkey seliinE.-rhe News ano Observer
ma, rlE"r |t ia"s snou'o o' elio 800
more by .frantlv admitting the existence and
scn"tN If blind tigers aud taking steps for their
49, ,7ra .t.,-., ,,.latt W. ~
code 10 prove that prohibition does prohibit
IN the same issue Of the Iivgiu'op.Paot in
which this appeared tApril lgth1 there appeared
on the editorial page then appeared on the front
page statement by Police Justice Barron OF
Norfolk that:
'T.ouor Is permitted 20 te Illegally sold IN
over MY pla0s n cry 81 >otIeR ana OF inns
..rrst-tf, a. - .-e.ssl-a md drugs in the
e.tv Is enormous ard the police department
fins5 mas nv tite energy OF '"e '"'tiisshe 10
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14
neIoicc with Richmond

All Virginia rejoces with Richmond In having
the distinction conferred of being one az the
twelve cities for the new federal re-
serve system of finance. 1t is a recognition Of
the business prominence attained nm eur state
capital which was left aimus, ip ashes by the
Civil War
Dissatisfaction IN expressed ia the larger cities
~ she reserve district Baltimore and Washing
ion, that they should have been PASSED bs\ In
tho selection and the honor gone to RichmanM
A good given out at the treasury denarf>
ment Is that Richmond Is mare conveniently
situated to the territory 10 he served and that
~ the. choice Of more of the national banFs
who are to constitute tho stockholders of the
national reserve bank
klvhmond's wealth ana that Of the rest or
-py nsr CITIZENS FOR The hank was 4 moNt graf
ifysnx revelation. noted at the time in the
@S News. The old commonwealth cans out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14

nament, despising rhetoric, spurning
art'hce. and content to he only a
cutting and thrusting sword The
queer thing is that the man La drain
ed clean of any froth OF hystsria He
does not seem 10 be conscious Of tho
power against which he puts him
self He towers over tho enemies
as IL they were pigmies. and a. II
he were armed with the thunde~bolt
Of Zeus
The contrast between Asquith and
Carson Is violent The later Asuuitf,
~ a gracious figure, instinct with
charm and persuasive ability, the
splendid head softened with siIvery
locks. the massive features mellow
ed and ameliorated ripe wisdom. the
hrm- strong lips relenting into fas-
cinating smile. The whole house
yelled to the henignant authority o,
this Nestor of debate, He is in tho
tradition Of parliament. He is In tha
senatorial picture. But Carson does
not blend with his environment His
personality hurls itself against the
stately minute OF use and wont pre-
scription and precedent One would
not be surprised II he were to draw
sword and flash it in the eyes OF
Mr.. Speaker.
The house was half empty when ns
lifted his. head from his hands and
rose YEARLY to his feet In a mo-
rnent II was filled, and you could feel
every nerve stretched taut as the cold
and slow moving syilables fell lika
Gods on a coffin, The strain al ast
grew unbearabe. and there was Wis.,
ible relief. when his grim test abou.
Peace In our time, o Lord" sent A
ripping smile along the treasury
bench The Irish hrogue has gener-
ally comic effect upon listeners.
hut Carson'S broEue puts a macanra
edge upon his words 1t sets this
separate man still further apart from
his fellows. Ireland on his lips be-
comes a tragic not farclcal word
"0irelAnd the vowel echoes as n
II were coming down the blood stain
ed centuries trailing behind Ii mem
cries or famine, rebellion, battle
murder and sudden death
sentence OF death with stay OF
execution for six years" A wonder
fui phrase and the cold. deliberate
words sent a damp. dark chill
through the hushed chamber What
manner of man ls this who can de.
iiberately stab the angel of peace n
death with an epigrang Something
like despair seemed 10 steal over sNa
faces OF his opponents, but the cold.
measured tones went on remorseiess
~ without Kicker Of regret or re-
luctanee. He might have been sor~
rowiul statue OF black marble with
"a message from the iron gods. emery.
Ing from his frigid immohiity 10
speak the words of doom. and then
hardening backward into solitude ana
silence The immense meiancno;y ~
the man, the Indifference that giowe5
like "A furnace, the fxity OF will---.I
shall not go''~-~the finaiity OF II all
Fx.t3 A. "A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14
Won on Merit.

All Virginia rejoices with Richmond in the
honor which has come her In her designation
federal reserve bank city II was an honor
achieved by merit and not by favor, which max s
II all the more thing for the CITY and state
to be poud Of Though contrar Impression
sometimes obtains Nirgnans generally. ur-
ban and rural. are very proud of their historic
and beautiful capital city and ~ It's modern spirv
II OF enterprise and wish 1t well In every step
of It's nrogressiye endeavor ~ arinaNLle Herald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14
The following sets are slightly soiled on
couers or little damaged BY
handling

of the war with little more than reputation LETT
The canvass for the location of the reserve bank
AZ Richmond demonstrated surprisingly how
GREAT has been her victories in peace in the iiYni-
.ad onortunIties since afforded The showing
MAS particularly gratifying for the two Virginiss
nnd TWO Carolinas whose financial system viii
center at Richmond.
After all the reserve bank, IL Ia pointed out,
means little more business in Richmond. The
business of the parent bank there Will in great
measure be done in the other cities OF the dis
frict through branch banks The selection of
Richmond means little more than recognition
af her important financial standing, which will
constantly he brought to public attention. The
same high and earnest methods which have given
the result seen al the end of fifty years, must
he relied upon for the yet greater progress We
have full faith that this experience viii not have
been in vain.
Congratulations 10 Richmond. and 10 Vir-
ginia.-LeXngton News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14
The Law Should BE Color Blind.

a Chinaman, a stranger in the city. utterly
unable to speak the English language inteligbly,
was arrested the charge OF having followed
Il young married the street and was
sentenced 10 ninety days in the Richmond jail.
Through the efforts Of the Richmond Journal.
which enlisted the active sympathy of several
good men, Justice Crutchfeld reconsidered the
case and allowed the Chinaman to go free.
There hardly is any doubt that the Celestial
either thought the woman one of immoral char
acter as she was in the section OF the city in
Ia bfed not TO say infested by that class, that
ne followed her into the mission house in tho
belief that she going into a place whore
Cinnamon are taught English. such are main
tanned i'm New York whence ne had come.
A few days later Young white man, Of good
family educated and brought UP in America.
attempted an assault upon a young white woman
OF Richmond. He arrested Was he sent
on TO the grand jury? Certainly not He has
been promised his liberty condition that he
make public apology for his act and agree to
return 10 his parents who live in Pennsylvania
There should be but grade OF law in this
country When to apply law there
should be no consideration of or color.
The white s not entitled to one iota or
consideration that is not shown the yellow man
( the black When court or Jury takes
any other view, popular respect for law either
lis destroyed greatly impaired.-petershurg
Index A ppeaf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14

Stunning gowns are seen chirfs the re
rerter, writing "a thc Easter parade That's
asoas the euect they had en- us. Then thgs far.
FAss fnaestion, Whtea We trust The dear ladies
will p&raou We are perfectly willing for Paris
- eaaaaaaa - aa@Ae fasAioas ter wvaaer 40 tong
- *Aas let w mare men alous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14

Aviator Gustav ftamme looped the loop TWEEN.
yone tiuios saturday at height of two thous.
and ieei 10 the ais Thrilling work. but that
pitcher is going 10 the well once TOO often one
IF these days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14

New York woman who has precptately
left her husband announces that she found mar
ried life "one long nightmare" Wonder what
tho husband will say when he wakes up?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14

removal OF Ill cir employees With criminal re
cords o. axain2t ~hnm th@s- + sA- hr~asA II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14

scandalous conduct Looks Ike Pittsburg viii
public servants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14

The rtrginiarrPtot. which has steadily on
posed prohibition takes the following fling al
Ralnlal-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-14

vrRGYNIAN PHoSESt
ssA. r eas-- Madison ffet
Editorial Madison is2x
sec ety~--Asdison 1874
The Coconino sun., 1914-09-18

Total, s1I,6o3 report Supervisors showing the collection s25 for hunting licenses issued during uly and during the month August and Game War dens receipt for checked and approved.
 The of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors for August showing the collection sale of hides receipt for checked and approved.
 The of the County Recorder the collection of SI6o checked with the fee and boter books and approved
 The of the Clerk of the Superior Court the August showing the collection of sa4e5 and receipt for checked with the fee book and approved
 The of the Custodian ot Bright Angel Trail for August showing the collection of and receipt for checked and approved.
 The report of the Custodian of Bright Trail showing the number and and approved The report the Justice Williams month of August showing collections approved.
 The report the Justice the Peace Fredon July and August showing business done approved The of the Supsnndens of Schools for the month of August approved
 The report Sheriff showing expenditure ing the month of August checked and approved.
 The the Treasurer August showing $a disbursements balance Aug distributed the various County funds checked receipt stub cancelled and books and approved The directed make the following changes the matter of Cancel back lot blk Brannen addition account double
 The directed transfer $so from the fund to the General County Road fund.
 By order of the Board of Supervisors.
 The Board Supervisors approved the following applications the renewal of land leases.
 Tom Eakins, w H Sec s6 T 2I. NR6.
 Harlow Yaeger, Sec s6 IS N NRuE.
 The resignation of County Ranger Ed Johnson, and accepted, taking effect Sept. eth.
 On made and seconded passed by the affirmative present. resolved County divided Super> district Section of the Revised Statutes the State of Arizona, as follows;
 part Coconino lying of the Township line running between towshps and the Ga River base and meridian and be known the Eastern Super vosra District.
 All part of said County bounded by line beginning the south boundry line of said the north and south township % between townships and three of the Ga base and meridian thence north said township line township lines between township and north the Ga and Salt River Base and meridian thence said township line section township lines between townships and the Ga River Base and meran thence north the Colorado westerly along said Colorado River westerly County said county norhy along said westerly said the northern line of said county district be the Central Supervisora District All that of said County lying and south of the and the westerly boundy line of said a District constitute the westerly Supevsoral D strict of said County.
 No further business the Board adjourned.
 
 C. H. BRowNELL, H. ]. GRAY,
The Coconino sun., 1914-09-18
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS
Official Minutes of the Board of Supervisors of Coconno
 County, Arizona

Office of the Board of Supervisors of Coronino county
 State of Arizona, Sept. oth, board supervisors today regular session.
 Present Chairman H. Gray, Bongbeg, Shafer B. Wilson and Clerk BrowneA The meeting d and special meeting August read and approved
 The following claims against the county audited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-08

Dainty Combinations at 98c-It is
hard to realize how such practical
little garments could be made so
pretty-and then sell them for CSC.
OF splendid quality nainSoOk with
yoke of embroidery beading between
rows of ValenCienleS lace.
Other drawer combinations, main
sock and lingerie, lace and embroid-
cry trimmed, lace, ribbon drawn
cover and waist line-9Sc. And
there are fully a dozen other styles,
including those of crepe.
Women's Princess Slips at CSC
Made on straight lines, ruffleS at bot
tom. trimmed with cluster Of tuckS,
lace insertion and lace edge. Top
trimmed deliberately with lace inSer-
ton and lace edge. Finished with
underlay Another style is trimmed
at bottom with rows of lace insertion.
Another finished with wide beading,
ribbon drawn, tops trimmed elabor-
ately with Embroidery and lace in
Sertion. And there are several 9TH
er pretty Styles in Princess Slips at
CSC.
40 Styles of Gowns at csc.
You couldn't see them all in an
hour. 1t would take longer to tell
about them. So please come.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-08
Every Blouse We Sell Brings New Customers
to

to excite comment whenever shown.
White Waists at $1.9S-Voile COM
bined with fine eyelet embroidery. An
other batiSte with a bit of dainty hem
stitching, and roll collar of lace-edged
embroidery. New type of sleeves.
Jap Silk Waist, $1.9S-Front and back
yoke, long shoulder sleeves, dainty frill
embroidered with silk floss around neck
and down front fine tub silk. In white
and black.
Crepe Meteor Silk Blouses at $4.95-
Extra fine quality, in WiStaria, COpenha-
gen. black and white. Two styles, copies
OF imported models. Newest collars and
sleeves. Dainty shadow lace vest and
cuffs.
Special 500 New Waists at 9Sc-The
best values and most styles and BEST
styles at this popular price here. From so
many you are almost sure TO find at least
one TO please you Plain and embroidered
voileS, batiSteS, crepes. Long or short
sleeves. Many smart style touches.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-08

Untrimmed Hats for Spring in Count
less Becoming Shapes-in a season when
such a wide variety of shapes are popular
-Watteau models, Observation-Disclosures
styles and low flat ShapeS-our depart
ment presents a range of untrimmed hats
that surpaSSeS in excellence any display
we have been able to offer heretofore.
Women who have made up their minds
as to which shape will best become them
will find their preference anticipated. If
undecided selection can be easily made
from among the comprehensive assert
mentS. Black and all colorS.
Principal prices, according to shape and
quality, CSC, SIPS, $1.49, $1.9S, $2.49
and $2.98.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-08

Women's Trimmed Hats at $4.95- this
is the price that finds favor with the great
majority of women now looking for be-
coming Easter hat. We have succeeded
in keeping the price down to this level, but
the materials, trimmings and styles would
warrant third more.
Numerous Sailors, Bandeau effects,
TurbanS, BuStle Hats, Vatican Hats,
Trimmings are French flowers of all kinds,
genuine ostrich fancieS, miniature wings;
no two hats alike. Black and the new
spring and summer shades.
More than two dozen styles in new
Easter ready-to-wear hats for children and
girlS-98c to $2.49.