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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-26
No Tampering With Tariff.

Washington, Feb. 25.-No tamnering
with the tariff will be permitted by
the Democratic majority until the Un.
derwood- Simmons act has been in eff.
feet long enough to demonstrate
whether it needs perfecting amend,
ments. This was made plain by Con-
gressman Underwood when Represen.
tative Moore of Pennsylvania asked
about the prospects for action on his
pepding bill to repeal the collection
at the source" feature Of the income
tax law.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-26

Straud Hollinshead, Milton Mason
and Ralph Wickstrom, members Of Co..
G are in Fargo attending the Annual
National Guard Convention which is
being held there this week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-26
Big new NOVEL
ADVERTISING SCHEME

The Times Record has a surprise iI
the way of a novel advertising plar
to offer our readers and friends ir
the near future. This plan will fur
nsh the buying public with the best
shopping guide ever offered for fur
.nishing the housewives with the first
hand information as to where she can
do her buying to the best advantage
It is rightfully named The Bargain
Page.
Every merchant using this plan real
ICES the Importance of placing at your
disposal the most convenient plan for
doing your shopping. The Bargain
Page will contain some real bargains,
and will enable every housewife to pick
such merchandise as she needs, from
this page, in her own home, thereby
saving her time as we'll as money.
In Introducing the Bargain Page the
Times Record is giving 500 in cash
prizes to any society, church organiza
tion or individual securing the largest
number of votes by patronizing the
stores or theatres represented on the
Bargain Page and calling for cash
check with their purchases. All the
stores represented on the Bargain
Page will be provided with these
checks, and you are entitled to check
showing the amount Of your purchase
These checks when turned in to the
Times Record office will be honored
in votes for yourself, your society OF
your favorite candidate. One vote fol
every cent shown on the cash checks.
This plan will also furnish our read
ers with an interesting pastime, as
there will be one or more ads on the
page with a word missing.
You will find it both entertaining
and profitable to find the missing word
left out of these advertisements. The
first person bringing to the Times Re.
cord Office the correct solution wins a
cash prize of one dollar. The Bargain
Page will run twice each week ON Mon.
days and Fridays, for twelve weeks
and the buying public will find the
merchants represented through this
plan to be Of enterprising and progress.
sive type who appreciate your patron.
age. Watch the Bargain Page.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-26
SEVERAL CLUB MEETINGS:
RURAL NEWS LETTER

Debate-Resolved: That the civil
war was the only solution of the slav.
cry question. The decision of the
judges was in favor of the Affirmative
The club will celebrate North Da.
kota Day next Friday. An interesting
and appropriate program is being pre-.
pared. Visitors are invited to all
meetings.
Remember the big feed on March
18th.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-26
FRANK FLORA CLEARED ON FIRST BALLOT
ZIG ADVERTISING CONTRACT.

BIG ADVERTISING CONTRACT.
The Times Record is in receipt Of
large advertising contract from a
Chicago Ready to Wear Clothing
house, that has found its way into the
waste paper basket. AS rule goods
Of this kind bought from the manufac.
turers direct are unsatisfactory and
more expensive than when bought at
home and the Times Record does not
intend to be a party to circulating this
kind of advertising matter even If it
would mean several hundred dollars
in the course of a year.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-26
Northwestern ~" IA, Fire

Northwestern ~" Has Fire.
Chicago, Feb. 25.-Heck Hall, dor.
mitory for theological students on the
campus Of Northwestern University
was destroyed by fire. The loss was
estimated at 100000. All the students
escaped.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-26
BARNES COUNTY PRIZE WINNERS
Courtesy Of Prof. Hollis.

DELEGATION
prizes Making Butter Making
tests
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-02-26

Mrs. s. N. Weinkauf and son of
Courtenay were in Valley City yester-
day visiting for the day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
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FIFd IEg NEW YORK


New York. April "a pston fecov,,
cred . good Part Of. Sat, ysaaysse Toss
dHTiHE todayE ~
fnsther lliS 81 icaEi
situat Ton, hit n bf s ia int
tlitst even re iris coii ilfi siioiiia ffSe
lcitf p9 IS lsr i iIi ffsa "a
niIy FfSIc n sd IL 4 s b ~ + r
iteady, aSiI clio i 81 81 sI 81
is.19s no aaIes. s. q y 7: !. ~ &
Got9a tgtpres coised steady
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21

tfsts f2itlss 81 ~ - ~. I'd k3sizi
iis6 Robert Belcher. There ,,,gas
Ell deuce tii orgf veal; Lsbt
4thie' Paifae aer tor emf eTing intS tHd
conspiracy, end chs wax fReItded ID
the if4ictnietit The Indictment as
apallg brought In the federal court
@ 1eSis iii jiijSTFsI murder and
conspiracy. tha iefsndants being bob
BEichef. Chafii Pa "a lsF, ~, Z. Palmer.
Lou Belchsr aud AIegEi9 Palmer. g
The case was He'd before Judge
Smith. ard Alet!iie PsflDhc was ac-
'aaitted. .. lsflefs Lou ,BeicheF
and Charlie Palmer were convicted of
|conspiFnes and InanHlaigtter.f h ,y..
y. PSiner was senteneed TO serve two
yeaf8 mud scntenees We're ofiounced
on iig fssii5iii5T anu z;iiiiTiiiss chi PIIiSTT
fi!iihE out the time they were origin
.afiy scsfte "a fii q stare penicRi4iII Z
tiafy::=' IN sosllcF wofds their respSc-
tteNf sentences squalIed the time OF
their communications! = (
|4t j, j.. f'ainiefI and Charlie Paither
were sen { n a nta penitAnfiRfy.
Eand the term pE the forniet rs near.
Ing lieompletioi now. 81, Ok Beieiier
Was sa-t tcndcd 10 Lansing, Kan, the
Fbanit iIary wEic=a an feIuaie nriH6ri5
eps arc ybfIt p 4 j tili; ~ e
I y siIel the Ibi u bias passed the
it has 5tiot YET lsea or resented Ia, TIE
senate, Fri It 81 prflRliIiiaf tna u viii
meet win llttle appaad0 ON thes9,
since the liOtise took taYOrn bic t.t-
tf0ts. Z 81
sAfitcrdon 'pcopio iinss the ast
reSpect FOR these ea 5jalsles and efficient
officers aRdltt viii be n matter ~ gene
itins pleasure when the public len s.,
that sila Widows OF q iese l6fIG tlfa
20 !tee :sss..s;:.stell IN q tiiiStssiaI Sgsyss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
nc 5T55s1, ssSsy -TIIa
s ~. sasA 80 8
4 dRggsE F0lI lEslBEHT'
Attacks Democratic Party Vgorouy. eeay Fresideps
fssh's ssanS On tss oflAe TSG ssh cssrssa
9&iatsa' szzf'f Of sas css.al Act 4,,:,.4a.g
cf Me 'Caaal Act
.lha nj,

Indianapolis April 1S.--Senator
files Poit dexter Of Washington. has
Z IA 4. ,,s..sl.ell fof nomfnatlo On 6f
j. tsoauge Rat0seyeit II az the Pre- siliefi.
iitisi can 90 ate for {hs Pro sFassi iye RS J..
ty IN j 3 H. tn ttl pasell del lEyaTot ID ere
! today bespSs ia ,Its o n !, sf0 ~
State iconyentiOh. The Senator, after
an elaborate attack upon the DeE11I
9 alla Sepp bifeaa peft tier IA
gtlle Prog eesiFe Pre- esids 81 is6ltl
Ssknil AYE s(iphg q 4 Of tine AEtsaE
me ss Of tile People Th hs telilo u al.
( min tgatiRn. ne ( sh!E has not dealt
gefiSe iyaiy,5 tt the 'eiifsefiE and .hal-
ts5LGf d 0ns bee isse dt va 80 "a
by ssas oftu1ats aecsd dhsI isisiib,s,
He denouiteea part ttcuf8 f8fly s Pres ideht
sssyyilspn's stand on the fe y q the
tolls exemption ciana of the Panatlil5
Canal Act. (. II
MThe Progressive Party II fortunate
Pin JilIIying IN its ranks and aR rs Drin-
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Md the s. .'I 81 tte ia8 tho pres sa
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
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SUP ! / 3l y s. I ne 4,

VI /,

The Joint recital last night Ut the
voice Pupils OF Andersen College and
the Btudente OF the s2breBhfu1l de-
parttnent Z deli EllteG q itffEe ausIeneS
ia the sptefIliid Auditorium laSts 81 lEht.
The attenisnea 4 was Eof eFahlS la aIF+-
ger than had BEEN y l6fItioI oIpated n una
every one. ma lttptg The tfip ~ the eol
iese was del iii,i i'f'fs}s ~
The voice plfpsis of MISS s,tfanathaiii
acauitted .tIfeinbaiYes IN q delightfal
manner and rendered the entire pro-
gram in ID litafH@F IL, 4 Tstsii5liE :. x 5att
credit. Tie VOL Il 0i III lisa WAX efleid5e
expression depaft III eiiik wt.s t;sb5 cause
or much EaV0fh1ja ae 6tnme etif \. The pt{!!
piIs showed That fiiBy. iiaa been SefS
carefully sfat tftat aud I'd il III work re-
Elected credit p5ii6h the COLLEGE. 9, Z.
8 One part Df ths pro ram should be
espeeiniIY ma i5i < s & be Tesl III kIun OF
.sLown III the Did III slinetto State, 2 ,ssilt
a chorus t1E sosc u This num-
Der was Beartsig igleeotied by the au-
aieEee ana tIie app lajiBe Was ehtiiusi-
aaslc Wilen that Beise Ton was con-
cluded. 7'hia G5i sat tsls 4 ~ eiY .Iiy
Mrs. Chass Z Is! tstsiI IiSSG os y AtId9fs5t
and Il is sa1fy a fat Iiacs Of
music 81 y II
menf. If WIS II v .ssllee
scitol si. s 81 q. ~ ~
il ,ssa.l u matter S regret tiiat tWt
az tito yotng 9On the prosraui
90 InrticfHe seclgE i; Wege III
anu could not Bpesf. q ne, an sge34
oil0l was nlcis II and ne tllit sdf gttes
i ST. She cd co
the sIioWfne ode Sy tEiesT 3 ID W.
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gram: NJ Ss l3s5I1 80.
sissbe II HOT la:. Il az S6sf IA
Misses I,opise Henry, 10
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no BFadllalny " r 's,
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Louise Iidnrs. Ruth wat lsinbs
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rite fIIeisIy II ss i.
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atissz 81 1zsAA - s tsl
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II I3enFyt s, 3 ElgaI hnKsi, "a Z. "
! Heitry RI. Watkins md Award.
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tIasdn Mother BIDS Afe Hind
liy Hair "a ftitEI " FE3HBgV ~
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my afEial -lAlisH Etllisei
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Ffenry.
sallissn powa 81 tho OLD PAT
aliuni s1 Isl ;h6fha ST.
eIls
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21

New York A AISi r. money
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4 Mexican do liars s l-2.
G0sofninsht nolsd weak: railrosd
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In %lsich James b. Dts he Of Worth ca II
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featlIre s. OF ii n lelt
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OF the American Cotton
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isays:s
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April, lfay i. I. y. - 6,s5 6.s4
Mas, lne 4, =. I, 49,. 6.S4 6.s2i
JlIHe, July q. -. e. -. 2. = &. ili.73 G!1e
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Sales q sl8a. s
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benefit OF the Panama Canal II re-
mains for the Democratic Dafffv bay-
|fRi voted .,l. .s,,s
Ebfoved iI An az 5nai Sist s,fss.
afff on Sfie Stunii ~ 3 li,ni
EsIiYrendaT the snyaf il,s n I'M dsIti
e6ssiy lof All the Z a a an z
aions to tiiIa "a 4 II
Ifnfarasts AZ fnS n M ~ n ( =
Iastic faiif6aiS n with, "a
iaoiiihhIiy 4xpfss issS 1850 in6tl:
Article XIII, "a i al h w 81 sgefs
and that treaty wac. mao IN
1870. AZ Is47 II h d "a "a
defiariG Ge al the 8 n INK sv.
tdySn, tIiS icaili n n SSs:,
Epf6posed Il I,ils n "a Ia.
Gated al 4 a ssI,f IN Us vIiTi
Of thaf treaty prov 4 I'd thSaff inc snbnizl.
Jointly Spdnl 5jte 4 gSt9ef ~, n55 poSi
al interioc blIt aH tyiiisfir
oceanic rail- EyyIsy. J,'i - - ii:s
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-15
MEXICAN ORANGES ARE BARRED AT THE BORDER Fruit Pests to the South Bring
 Embargo on This and Oth-
 CT Fruit Products

An order prohibiting the inporta- tion of certain Mexican fruits, includ' ing oranges. into the United States has been received by the Naco GUS. tcms inspectors have been ordered to exclude from importation all fruits which they might suspect of bearing the deadly Mexican maggot. fin order t'a at this worm might not be trans. mitted to the citrus district of the United States and SO endanger the fruit growth here.
 Fer this reason, the customs men confiscatei fruits which persons at tempt to bring into the United States.
 This fact was made known yester- day following complaint that two oranges had been taken from the handbag Of poor Mexican woman by the custom offisials. In the order the following reason is given by the sec re'ary of agriculture.
 "The danger in small quantity of fruit, carried by travellers in their hand baggage is as great. if not greater. than that offered for commor- cial entry Such travellers, if en route to California. for example might cas- ilv carry Mexican oranges with then into the citrus districts, and fndin them wormy, throw them out cf the ear windows or otherwise dispose o' orange maggot into the very heart of cur most important citrus district "
 The fruits referred to in the ord % prohibiting their imnortaticn ar~
 rne g ewcet ines. mangoes. achra
 a~o'es. grapefruit. peaches, guava
 q plrms.