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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
BOOSTERS BANQUET
WILL Be GIVEN AT
NUECES TONIGHT
n. p. SUTHERLAND HAS RFrN
SELECTED as roAsrMAsrER.
Nearly oNe Nurdred Nerrbers a.
SommeV,al cioe Esrsesea 20
Attsnd Bsnaast

CORPUS Nhrsians IA siia nnsnhef s,
nHr hundrr1 ~ nnfc viii t.rtehi at
~ nsln,k meet at iNe Nurces fsoir.
or What has hesn termed non,tor.
liAn4net undci ihc aUs,iccs ,f thp
Commercial tlHh Nueh Sutherland
naasier g WI and gelnrtee Nni ~ ths
ttaAr tifertuf az t,astusastel " N.su
picasc ena hr will ,al ,a his aiA such
speth'rf 49, Mayer Ne, AiNltr iaaae
Henri ~ Ncnonsit iastnh liiresn
D b. Chambers. lsivafd tol,ape
~ NtN. Maxwell HNiNhs. Cata 81 code
man lNN'd n iieinn fr tnd g. M
rctts
The pnrcirai address however Nnl
De- Nulonsi 81 o WNeht nir earal
aHir fos suYeref Nl,o will desi,sr an
address vn we, : was Nni ths Nom
lnsf
fhr purpose ~ iui C.mnon,iai l9uh
slruriHff in armus,ns uaniabts affair
is te,fnid Ursi ua. have es ,ner, oi
tnr mrmNtts miti .s..,iaef Nff mutual
benefit AVID fecWtd ih4i shnt addrcss
r shuvlaE huW additional wntk that
Wll helr NarpHs stua tan bp undst
tthcn uN the Commercial club
lltirs vl'l hc orr dnllaf each and
thNeo vhN have uni notified Nlf tham
hefs chairman nf The Entertainment
t'nmriucr th1t ihr, vW he psksl
lfrsrni tHnishi aie feineslel iH srna
in Mr Chambers sugh nuilnrasiun. and
ihr stellar hN to-day no d.
rhso Nbo SEQ to lAsi ultnt had SO
uiiiri Hn intention of belns 4roson
h. AZ lrumNt r 30 aanln. r. rs
MassrS iWuh a. Alien ga, nals na
va Y rrci j j Arthur Maxwell u
nunue NHfar nos Nlnrf S. o. ait
eHs W O. rNrrhAil thM nerrhart
Walter Esrrhaft va rahnre NJ g.
iniley q a. rmhnt. ) A. Ainrs q
q Chambers g. Is lntlne. ~ y CAS-
rett IS g. Musnt q u Ailcs ID b.
ialdWln. inn "a StaYion "a n Wona
MAN a rlmmphins a. ~ Wnffara
~ O. Muaht q il se,hlst o. N Nle
NANiN o. latfhtr GHnrfi Nrglan
lohu % Dunn ~ o. ncluheg Col o.
n Nurht s. q g0ftewN O. "a ,hid
we'll q g. Womlcb. Is HNt q as
gough g. o. Davis David - llstnN
ir Doe liissch AZ 70 Edwards Is a
/ Van vicaNc g. u conloN r. > Mini
Nnin a. a pcin. a. n Wdnhms
g. % Coleman. August trhlnref n
O. sutherland "a Cbnlk ~ g. ipf
sin % q pMi aui ~ Caldwell
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
EDDIE ALLIES PRESIDED
AT ROTARIAN LUNCHEON
r q Martin VIII te roasinhs,ef Nest
Thursdsy and ? c. Alien ard jadpe
Boonr rhr Speakers.

lioN the streets 1T corpus Christi
were transformed from neaa of mad
fu hoauufai stretches ~ iatunthlr
wanld have made fine topic Tor Die
raraion ht Eddie Ailcs az the Rniaf
lnu mnfhron yesterday nonn ni the
Nuccar Mr Ailon however did MOT
Improve ths OPPORTUNITY ~ isoast ni-
milihie bai be- did inaAr a splendid
tnastmasfer
J. Mci'nnk principal Hf ihe Cor
pus christi iiirh ssnnui Wah ths rfin-
fipal sreaker his topic brina The
school aH q business Institution o.
q forreil who vas slated zoe an sd T..
drrns WIS ~ aud uHanlr 90 nftefia
The attendance was my une per cent
~ the membership and thu fnlipwinF
yisHOrs pr ~ % Arnold nr q y
rurpin ~ ihIH ciiY. Hen Thorpe ~
pailss g. M Allen ~ k.nkssills and
3 Is kllrn ~ oklahoma City
The SILVER baton that aaR awarded
90 o. e. Allen and a. ~ Edwards Tor
namins the nutarian bulletin io be irs
sued under the nano ~ The sea
nrreyrT paH presented to - ~ F.ar
wards who vlii Weu % f1f nns month
and lt then viii be aNeried 90 80
Alien ~ nne month
Tie iaasifnasisi Nest Ihpfsdaf w'ii
be- q % Martin nna ihu speakers viii
he Prank e. Allen anA Judge Gordon
fginHn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
TYPEWRITER SALE RECORD
WAS MADE BY SGHFNDEl
Yesterday Soij Uisht New Model On
defwoods q Guaranty Title
Company.


Whoever lt wna thhi aid husincaa is
punk gofumip hiA nul have in mina
sptWfurra 81 d sohendcl ,he saane
man who ls lucai saletnsn fnf hs
Underwood Typewriter connans has
pnven that hupincts ~ m,ad in bls
sane hi settling dHfpe the past ialri,
DAYS g5 now model pndsfWn nA type.
writer's
sale mpde Yesterday hy 40 NchoN
arl was one ~ the lafnusl sairs that
b' has made aptint the five teafs lnst
h' hss been 'nrleaca hf he rumt
lany u consisted - sclilnp rialsl naN
modcis 81 TN upasniy Tide compsns
- his citf oIflers IN the CITY National
iiank This 81 probably the hrepas
typewriter sale ~ one firm ihat hat
been nude ln ihr hirtust ~ crrAis
Christi
Also business Ia not W. had AFTER all
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
ClARkSON DlSClAINS ALL
KNOWLEDGE OF INTERVIEW
Secretary - White peies OF and Ga,
cenearY cewssts Ns~sparsr
Aceeunt

y. n Clatkaon. ssercfafy .lf4ssafcf
q ihr White lNlut pu are Gas Cnin
van, hscaiinNs on fncwle,iac - eiN.
my out the interview spi.sAline tn thc
Thursday aiteforcr edition - the l,ern
eerat Whertin ~ y quoted as naNlnr
a res blow .Nol ncrurcd Nt,lnrs,la, az
'ts White foln, fieiA sesep saiics lrerr
s'crpns ,'hratf
Ny clAfkrsn easa ,asi niahi.
2 VIZ Die ser, efefeful IL she Caller
NlH oHfrel this statement ~ lt faafrs
n, in lne nam 81 uAAirf ttatamsnt
iha /. entfpe had 90 tunwie.lr,
q ite Interview untn iasl ni4hi vhrn
Nfs infcfnrd AN friend that itc
iifm.efAi bod caffisi on lts frant lsaes
hit stony sa,inr in fsaftt
cas- h,aw .gaH witch was almost
sfnai ln maaNiaas a. lfs hleu cont rs
lass Apfii Was r,fnrhca at ihe Wfils
tttlrJ au triA VcsteuiAN Wh~te ,he
White isniri rn s Gas ramU4nN i.
siuklne another wen where th, n4af
neffF iaf al lse considered Co. ~ iha
,vf, Nrst fce0rdluc n g. az CHttaua
president ~ ifc on gampans
Vas a matter 81 m0l save em ro
such Information and dA NOT d,afs
NJ" .' NfftfH NN N"| HNNH"N' ~ "NNN|N
0ui snNh nnirlr -iHtomenis our ffiis
bows ~. e,v pHssHrA Hi WN nNmfCf
isA aHa hH,r dnlied fa anrih vi
ies ftct We afc nsnr eos if.am Ua
wvN rWmhvr orr be- fuel On aflhnf
nn,iHtons the tVa wells heine srrtt
stfA %, 1lsttnsr H aitut nNs thons
end tert Well rnm'cf eHr has an ars
iHWlilt esp which, afpna 0hrn iht
NroasHfr eNerrta apo nhHirtd and
went, Ose raHnds pne u nNf wnft
iurn renewed ln|s ran iH SGD tnf SOS
fnd water O,W ana Iee Fr.nii nae mat
inr Won tofsnle riNracd iasi Mnn
go, mnfnlne $40 ms iieN nn iht muA
which hnH cioaHei ilse ninss Ani lhis
'An~ .ou, ased rw nl,ous uwee hours
fhre aas absolutely na aRmaNe ST.
rev nefins aut euf afulcra are v,,ttlnf
tH ususi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
NUFCES COUNTY EXHIBIT TO
BE SHIPPED ON SATURDAY
Agricultural and horticultural Eshiha
for the Houston Exposition.

Thcndern kreuE president of tho
Nuccrs County Farmers mmituie anA
beg me present insf1ntr aytlns as thp
representative ~ thc Commercial Cinb
wih tomorrow ship hy rNs r,.s So iluus
com Che Nurces cnunis aarirultufai ANA
horticultural pnHiuDts that vlN hr as
nlhitrd in houston af ihe Exposition
during thc rroercss uf thr No.Ysn-tih
ceiehiHtiun which starts MoudaN auH
continues for the remaiuacr ot tho
Nret
Mr kreua ls sacu0eiue worb oY
his slime fram h|s personal mNucss
in order That iho thousands $50 visitors
fn fhr Nousi0n celebration mat ho.i
VI Corpus CHRISTI aud be- han maue
urmnrcmcuts io remain m Hmistsa
with thc oxhbi, fuf the eniifo week.
iiis cNpeTHcs win he met hs the Conn
merola! club The cAhitit witch wIll
hn e splendid nnc is hpinr gathered ht
M kreus and . rs luhnatou tha ini
trf county demonstration assent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
CASE OF ]. J. RANDlE VERSUS
PEASE AND OTHERS AFFIRMED
Decision 81 District cevfs 81 Thii
County Was Affirmed b. Appeal
ste Court.

Tho Fassit cDsfi ~ ciYil Appeals "a
Htn Antonio has affirmed Judgment ~
ihf District court ~ S8efff csuniy in
M aaae 81 g. 8 liaaale tffeus
Aasms Glars fnasc nns oaxephclm
and coiin. suit fnr s,apndseions infoi-
ping approa lmaiciY if.eee 81 ne trial
n 80 case f'si,e and Sutherland rrps
resented ST. iiA,adie aad "a. Aefendefih
rcre Represented ~ Scott iit-,ne ana
Pope.
Tho case vss styisl , D Handlf yer.
siis Vim. Adams "A 81 and tilr ltlder.
menf fof ~ Handle wHs asainFt AT
Adams bni NJ Adams recovered from
Fsase. Gnrcnheim Ard cohu. ~
Handle several years aep vEs eHxaRrd
In fht rrui estate issisineRs ~ mis-
fliy and the pfcecpf ss1t was the ous
growth ~ aesl handled ~ hig Hendie
az that tme.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
JULIA ARTHUR ACTS
FOR RED Cross

BOSTON Mnss Nof 1ise iuiia
Arthur after a. absence ~ some years
from tbe STAKE. ret4fus 90 tnc l"ui
tights iornorrow night % me i;''sio'
Theatre. in TAomas laiiey Aidurhi
drama Mercedes The peifemaue'
y lar the benefit ~ the hfd 'f"s'
Ambulance hospital in rarIs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
No HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
* 10 CENT PACKAGE or DR.
JAMES HEAoAcAE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

~aen ronr hoad aches YOU simply
, must have Keller or you VIII go Wiia
"'altss to suffer when you can
4 remedy ike Dr James Head
' POWDERS and relieve thc pain AND
IHlsia 4t once send someone %
~ lfng store now flr q dime package
~ iamrs Headache Powders
suffer Do few moments sou
u" ieel fine headache gone no more
----sia pain. Advert lscmrnf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
SAX couNrY RGrURNs.

RIO GRANpE CITY. Tex Nov 80
Returns ~ starr county Feisuhp
ss1. IhHlp o. EihcrlaEc a.
For an amendments Z. againet ali
amendments 81.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

The special called meeting Of the
fuuns Mems Democratic club for tu-
wsht haH been postponed m account
of fhc commercial Club banquet ia b.,
e4vrn Gao thr Nuccts at g Su u.cinCk
Postal receipts for the past month
uf Dcfohci amounted tn s1ts-73 a
eain of fllll over tho husinrss of pe
tDher lrit. according COB rcuatt tbai
was yesterday sivou oui hy Assistant
postmaster Schouisc f0r the wtst month
is vetS gmufAine tud shows thut dc
spite thc business depression that Vcry
generally exists over tho countr, that
Corpus christi De- fiung nr better tnan
the ercd malurt, 80 other American
cities
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

Thc nitsfi, Tas is nnw dHe and
patable ~ me office ~ ihe chs Soc
renry d = Mmuaar. clif sefrttaff
go
saTearfIssssers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

use in which ammonia circulated in
electric motors. BE- used have hesr in+
vented which are said o. De- more ego.
n0micsi than those rramfirE ice
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06
:: City News in Brief =

A marriage Of interest on account
n, tbr man, friends 900 this city uf thc
eantr.ctIre parties. WAS tnat 90 g.
wpodan of -tu Marcos tnd Miss Cor
tr,de Allen of Memphis which Was
s'iemnisea mu Wednesday evening n
me narlors uf Shoe Wrist baptist Churth
% san Antonio pt :. D. Porter pns
lot ni the cGureh officiating Mr and
Ms Woodsi wlu make their home Boz
Corpus christi
The Viola townlot distribution has
been postponed according 10 an ar-
nouncemcnf made Yesterday by u. %.
Negrnlan Excessive rains last week
n,aecd thc vaido road In poor shape
between This ct, and odem and b was
DEEMED advisable to postpone the dis
trbuilon ~ lots until later in the
month. thl exact date to hc announced
shortly
Rev. r. L Brooks Of Riehland. Tes
sax supcf.stendcnt ~ che umlversnlis'
! thsrulss u rc>as is visitor IN the
. DIS pisd stiriina tonight will give a
series nf lecjure- on inivcrsalism 90
, fr Chhrch us Christ AZ Staples street
=, The moving Of the press OF the Para
, spn Press frum the old quarters at the
,sDthor uf Chuparmi and William
streets iu Use ncW home ,n the Noti,es
'fellding just completed. attracted the
inurrsi 0f paesers yesterday after
. noon iis hoaVncss and the danger
az hfcahsec of the intricate machinery
enecessltatcd chat 10 hc transported up-
( On rollers b, lsc OF % hlncl, and tackle
. aud teams und thc iob consumed f0pr
haun Umc
Miss Marie Jords who will be Ouch
3 ess ~ Corpus Christi go the No-Tsr-
: oh ceiehruon to Doc heid next w9cs
N Houston yeatrrdaN namcd Misses
hargoret nozcman Anna Loucse Sln}
ion and Andre, Thompson as her
maids of honor
The lord, Allen Furniture Company
vas yesterday swnried "a contract by
'he Corpus christi Commander.
knishts TempHr to supply ali mcti
FURNISHINGS Including siNty zone mdl-
Visual Rockers Tor the new Masonic
Temple which s now under course ~
censiiucuou at aoS Chaparra street
the Masonic Temple is heing erected
ny Contractor Mcfcmorr a Rird ana
WI BE- ready Cor occupancy within au-
olher imrif DAYS
Mayor Miller yesteday named dele
gales to represent this city ht the nu-
Nual state conference 81 charities and
.N'e'iion On h0 held iu san Antonio.
Neteniher Do and d. Dolcgatf
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23
CONVENTION Will
GATHER At FARGO
w. c. T. U. Annual Meeting
Scheduled to Open Next
Saturday.

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 23.-Fargo will
be hostess next Friday. Saturday and
Sunday to the hosts of the w. C. T. U.
in the state convention. The meetings
will be held in the Presbyterian
church. Preceding the opening of the
convention on FRIDAY there will be a
banquet in the Commercial club
rooms Thursday evening at which ad-
dresses of welcome and toasts will
be given.
The convention comes to Fargo on
the invitation of the Commercial club,
the city commission. the Ministerial
association, and the two local bodies
Of the w. c. T U. which have a total
orary members. The Scandinavian I'M
ion with it's roll of 1872 active and 20
honorary members. is the largest in
the United States.
This is the twenty-ffth annual
meeting. and will be celebrated as the
silver anniversary. Special speakers
have been secured for this meeting,
Miss Anna Gordon of Evanston, Ill,
national president. and Mrs. Deborah
knox Livingstone of Bangor. Me-, ma
tional superintendent of suffrage, who
will be heard in the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches Sunday evening,
September 81. Miss Gordon will also
deliver the annual sermon Sunday aft
ernoon at 5 o'clock in the P%resbyteri-
an church.
Elizabeth Preston Anderson. state
president, and known nationally as
al w. c. T. u, will be present and de-
liver the annual address Friday even
ing. The anniversary hour will be
observed FRIDAY afternoon.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23
CAVALIER Will
Be REPRESENTED
At State Fairs Soon to be
Held Throughout the
West.

Langdon, N. D., Sept. 23.-Arthur
mercial clubs Of Cavalier county to
represent this section Of North Da-
kota at the state fairs which are being
held in Kansas and Iowa, has started
on his tour. Mr. Foster accompanies
the Lake Region exhibit Of which
Cavalier county has a section, and
this in turn is shown with the Great
Northern exhibit, which is in charge
Of Mr.. Leedy.
Mr.. Foster took with him several
listings of farms that are for sale in
different parts of the county, and
will endeavor to interest a number
of the good renters on high priced
lands in other states to come to Cav
alier county, where they can soon
have a farm of their own. Lands
that are listed here are being rented
at the present time. and it is hoped
that the Lake Region movement will
result in the placing of actual set
tiers upon them. No effort is be-
ing made to sell lands hat are now
being farmed by the owners
The proposition of selling the
land at a commission of one dollar
per acre, which amount is intended
to pay the expenses of the transfer OF
the property, should appeal to those
In the older states who would like to
W a farm of their own, for in this
way they are getting their land at its
actual value without having to pay
a middleman's profit. Under the pres
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23
ROBBERS RA|DED
CROSBY STORES
Small Amounts Secured at
Several Places Which
Were Entered.

Crosby, N. D.. Sept. 23.-Crosby al
the scene of several bold robberies
earlysTuesday morning when burglars
entered several Of the business houses
sometime between the hours of 3 and
5 o'clock.
Comparatively little was taken in
the line OF goods, only a small amount
or wearing apparel being missed, and
IL was the cash registers tina seemed
to attract most attention. However,
very little was left in the cash regis
tiers at night and it is doubtful if they
secured SIS In cash from all the
places ~burs,arized.
Young's general store is the heavi-
est losers as the big 500 cash regis
ter was very badly damaged before the
thieves could get it open. and the cost
for repairing it will be considerable.
NO cash was secured there. however,
and all that was missing was a cou-
pie mackinaws and a few pairs Of
gloves.
The Lindeke general store and the
Boock drug store were also entered,
out no damage was done at either
place outside of securing the change
from the cash boxes.
They also made an attempt to enter
the Kjorlien hardware store and we're
Just climbing through a rear win
dow when an employe of the firm,
who was sleeping in the building, was
aroused by the racket. On making
an investigation he discovered what
was up and got a Gun. but the rop-
pers had evidently seen him and beat
a hasty retreat. However. ne fired
a couple of shots in the direction TAX
en- by the robbers. but bath went wild,
An investigation is being made by
the sharie's flee. but 10 .iale H., ar
rests have been made.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23
EVERYBODY GO

vice; and in case Of your failure to ap-
pear or answer judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
Dated a at e. n9'i FRorKs. N. Oak. this
18th day of September, A. D. 1914.
Residence and Post office address Grand
Forks. Grand Forks County. North Da-
Gsept. 1880. Oct. 7-14-21-2s. 1s14.)
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
of Grand Eo arkk Is, SSH coYntX Court.
s aM a Nai Deceased al ede AS'a'e Oh N''eh NC
Margaret Mcsharry. Administratrix. Pc
titioner, VS.. Catherine Adkins. Mar
gasst IIH :. Ellen mae D. M Les Trsn Han nn
Joseph Parker, Frank Parker. Henry
Parker and Eugene Parker. Respond
ents:
Named Respondents. Greetings:
and required to be and appear before the
said Court in the Security Building in
the City and County of Grand Forks,
state Of North Dakota on the 5th day OF
p. M. Of that day then am there to show
Of the aboys named petitioner filed here
the license Of this court to mortgage
certain real property of said estate for
the sur Of $1,000 {, to Catherine Ad-
kins, with interest at 6% per annum due
BY referred to for further particulars.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D., this
18th. day of Sept, 1914.
L. X. HAssELL,
Judge Of the County Court.
Let service Of the above citation be
made by personal service on Ellen Nc
Sharry n Hannah McSharry, and by
publication for two successive weeks in
the Grand Forks Daily Herald, at Grand
Forks, N. D.
L. K. HASSELL,
Judge.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23
COUPLE
Man and Indian Woman Re.
conciled After Divorce.

Mandan. N. D., Sept. 23.-After a
separation of a year, the old ties
proved their strength and today Mon
lea G. Buckley is again the wife of
John P. Buckley.
I. They were reunited in marriage
yesterday afternoon by County Judge
j. c. Johnson.
John P. Buckley came to this sec
ton when the Indians were in un-
disputed control. He gained his liv-
ing by trading with the Indians, and
since the days of Custer and Sitting
liull. has made his home a short dis.
lance from the site of old Fort Rice.
More than thirty years ago he mar
rled a full-blooded Indian squaw and
they lived together for ten decades.
During the spring of last year the
couple were divorced, but they con
tinued to live on the same farm. The
dlderences were patched up and the
wedding followed.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF CouN-
TT COMMISSIONERS OF GRAND
FORKS COUNTY, n. OAK.

Grand Forks. n. p; Sept; 18th, 1914.
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
ment; Present, Commissioners Donovan.
absent. Chairman udenby and Com
There being no quorum adjournment
was 'ahen : o'cko S,fi0i T. RI RI. m
18th The board met pursuant to adjourn
m%issioners Donovan, Poupore and Had
Absent, Commissioner Mooney.
the new county our house vault Ak
lures as per plans and specifications now
on file in the office Of the county auditor
p, bids to be for fixtures for each Of
fee and per elevation, also a total bid.
all fixtures to be installed in the several
in sixty days from date Of contract, ali
plans must be returned with bid and
with each. bid a certified check Of 10 per
cent to- Of t the bid payable to the ehairman
as a guarantee that the successful bid
der will enter into contract and bond toy
the y performances of the contract
Bids to be addressed County Auditor,
on outside bid for Vault Fixtures"
bids. n e a"' " az
The bill Of the institution for feeble
$500, for care and maintenance Of
Claude Adams. Annie Hidden: Leo John
son, Isabel nen Scott and Edward Lowe. pa,
for at said institution during September,
1914, was on motion audited and allow
60 ana the county auditor instructed to
superintendent, for the sum Of $500 as
per bill.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed, viz:
vices ! N Justice McLoushlin's
NJ. J. Londersan, freight and ss',sS
for register Of DEEDS Once. s.ss
A' sith Sl saf1sns t. county INIT n l,ys5y
western Union Telesl.ph Co. by
deeds ONCE for august. 1871 100
in Turtle River t~ownship... $500
A1 of Coal f%osE u2ai.RR.a ee saass. s %.se
city Of Grand FORKS, county lt,'7
share Of goods furnished pau
city sr 81 e srandd for e. water usa rent sss.2o
for Offices In federal building
Nd 1oI Ausgs IT,. iSl4: . n,,n,;:n. 40
Ne eo@mlss.o sessn S@foae.es sHa,sna eeF
July and August / meetings. S2.53
n J. Londergan, correcttng =
sessment books Of Grand ~.
R. 8: driaith. supplies ior ooun. 4'.aO
RK aIias.S: ;uDpiiss Tor eoaa. 200
Tri.st.t. T.ispions G.. ioil. ! '.se
61 r. so, sna NUS GO, supplies 90.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23
LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY
Of Grand Forks.-In District Court,
First Judicial District.
Scandina- Tan American Bank, a Corpora
ton, Fla -+if, VS.. o. j. Senum, other.
wise known = Otto Senum, Defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State of North Dakota to the Above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the Complaint in this action, which said
Complaint is filed in the Office OF tho
Clerk Of the District Court of said
County, and to serve a.copy of your an
swer upon the subscribed within thirty
days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day Of SER
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23

be examined, and petition heard by the
Judge of this Court on Monday, the 18th
day Of October, 1914; at 2 o'clock ?. NJ.
court in the Security Building in the
City and County Of Grand Forks, North
AND IT is FURTHER ORDERED.
That notice hereof be given to all per-
sons interested. by publishing a copy of
this order for four successive weeks
Grand Forks Daily Herald, a daily news
paper printed and published at Grand
Forks in said ounty
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D.. this 18th
day of September. 1914.
By the court,
(Seal.) L.. X. HASSELL,
Judge Of the County Court.
(Sept. 16-23-3O Oct. Z, 1910
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-23
ROBBED OF PANTS
Hobo Takes Needed Garments From
Surrey Harvest Hand.

Minot. N. d., Sept. ga bold rob-
berry occurred at Surrey when a TO-
BIO held up a harvest hand, taking
all the money he had. The hobo. no.
ticing that his victim wore an espe-
cially good pair of trousers, leveled
his sun and made him take them off.
He is undoubtedly wearing them now.
After doing the job very thoroughly,
he locked the victim in a box car,
where he was found by William Hor-
ner, the elevator man. No clue to
the robber has been found.