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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

paign In this county. He is expected
to arrive in Grand Forks late this aft
ernoon.
Mr.. Purcell will leave Grand Forks
early Thursday morning by automo-
bile. He Is scheduled to speak at
Inkster at noon, at Larimore at 4
o'clock in the afternoon. and at
Northwood at o'clock In the evening.
This will wind up the campaign in
ing scheduled to open tour Of Nell
son county the following day. maxi
ing his opening speech at Aneta.
A number of the democratic county
candidates will accompany Mr.. Pur-
cell on his automobile trip.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
THEORY Of St. LOUIS Police IS I.
NOT ENTERTAINED N MURDER CASE
Former Grand Forks People, Found in River Probably not
IA Robbery Victirns-Couple Practically
SS Destitute When Here.

Murder and suicide appears the
most plausible theory to account for
the death Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Wash
man, formerly Of Grand Forks. whose
dead bodies are reported to have
been found in the Mississippi river
near st. Louis, Tuesday are under
stood to have been in destitute cir
cumstances during their residence in
Grand Forks at various times during
the last three years.
On several occasions it is said that
they were relieved by charity.
They are said to have been in a
similar condition at the time they
were in Fargo, and it is believed that
the same circumstances existed in st.
LOUIS.
The bodies of the unfortunate cou-
pie were found IN the river near an
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

abandoned camp on an island. not far
from Venice. III. The bodies were
partly clad. and q heavy sandbag has
been tied around the woman's waist
The marriage certificate of the pair,
was found in the island camp which
had apparently been hurriedly desert
ed. They had been married by Rev.
F. B. Sapp Of Fargo three years ago.
The woman is known to have been
mentally defective. The most plausi-
BILE theory as to the tragedy appears
to be that she was killed by her hus-
band, who then committed suicide.
Among the police Of st. Louis, how
ever it Is believed that robbery was
the motive for the crime The desti-
tute circumstances in which the pair
were supposed to be would appear to
discount this idea. however.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
YOUR MONEY.
More About q Supply Bureau TO
Home Makers. -,

(Ry John M Osk1son.)
From the secretary Of the American
Society for Thirst have letter
which did exactly what its writer
hoped it would dot interested me-
L feel sure that you who read this
will be interested also. It said:
Perhaps you will be interested to
know that we are likely to open. Gin
Chicago) on Oct. 1 home-makers'
supply bureau on the Rochdale plan
Let me interrupt the letter here to ex-
plain that the Rochdale plan is the
one used by the wonderfully success
ful English cooperative society.
Nothing will be- handled by the
bureau which is not tested and found
full weight and honest value.
'In the matter Of household devices
a great amount Of experimenting and
testing has already been done, and
the idea is to give the buyers not
only prices that don't feed a multi
tude Of middlemen. but give them
also the benefit Of testing. investigat-
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

as far as Roisel. The Germans found
In the deep, broad cutting mangnifi-
cent entrenchments in which they
had only to install batteries of artil-
lery.
Officers of the allies say that they
have noted that only about 40 per
cent Of the shells from these guns ex-
ploded. They say also that the prod
iga!tty OF the fire from them appar.
emily has depleted the Germans sup.
plies Of ammunition, as the intensity
OF the fire lately had diminished.
The French artillerists are so care.
full in getting their ranges that they
waste few shells. In an artillery duel
near Armentieres the Germans fired
for half a day into thickets that had
been abandoned some time before
When the French three-inch guns fin
ally got the range 10 shells from
Germans Suffer Heavy Losses.
London, Oct. 21.-The correspond.
ent Of the Daily Mail at Flushing, un-
der date Of Tuesday, gives an account
OF the fghting near the coast He
says:
Heavy firing continues near Nieu:
port. Both sides hold their own thus
far. but the Germans have suffered
very heavy losses. Ostend is full OF
wounded.
."At Bruges. ,i'tramcars and othe,
vehicles have been commandered for
the transportation Of the wounded
Germans The losses apparently are
about 5000 men.
1.-THE German headquarters has
been moved from ostcamp, three
miles south Of Bruges, probably to
Client. while German reinforcements
are arriving continually by train from
Alost. including many new batteries
The men and guns are all quite fresh
and the new columns probably total
10000 men. They appear to be pro.
ceeding toward the coast.
when the Germans were driven
from Roulers one German battery was
annihilated. They retired toward
Thourout. :.
Mines are being washed up on the
| coast. Two children were killed by
one at Blankenberghe and two other,
exploded against the shore masonry
yesterday"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
PARSONS HAD. A BAD DAY
Spends Harvest Festival Day at Ford
vile and just Wanted to Have
Hotel-That's All.

Fred Parsons had bad day of it
at Fordville yesterday.
He was one of the Grand Forks
delegation attending the big harvest
worry was the fact that he didn't
have a hotel at Fordville.
The town had one of its biggest
crowds, and Mr.. Parsons figures 1t
out that he could just about have paid
for a brand new hotel by feeding
them ''J'
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
PLAYERS IN SKETCH.

New York, Oct. 2o.-Dick Rudolph
and Hank" Gowdy. stars of the re-
cent worlds series made their first
appearance in vaudeville at Hammer
Win q Worlds Series." was the title
of the sketch in which they appeared.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
dem" CANDIDATE
SPEAKS TONIGHT
w. E. Purcell of Wahpeton
to Begin Speaking Tour
in This County.

w. e. Purcell of wahpeton, demo-
cratic candidate for United States
senator. will speak in the Grand Forks
city hall at 8 o'clock this evening on
tho issues Of the present political
campaign.
The address tonight will mark the
formal opening Of Mr.. Purcell's cam
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
ART EXHIBIT At lee STUDIO
G. I. Gulliksen, Scandinavian Artist,
Displaying Number of OIL Paint.
ings-Here Before,

G. l. Gulliksen. a Scandinavian ar
tist, today opened an excellent exhibit
of oil paintings. His paintings are
being displayed at the Lee studio
Mr.. Gulliksen was here several
years ago, when he had an exhibit at
the Ontario store. He has a most
excellent collection Of oil paintings Of
every description. They include Euro
pean and American views,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

ton. etc. which will reduce the loss
in the junk heap.
The department of agriculture,
particularly o. H. Benson's bureau.
has been urging this bureau plan az q
means to handle great amount Of
homecraft goods. including veee-
tables, fruits. ETC.. which the cities
need and the country cannot now
market.
I'VE expect to have exhibits from a
number of state fairs-split baskets
OF the mountains Of Tennessee, the
homemade cane syrup of Louisiana,
the canned tomatoes Of many states.
etc.
THE bureau will be lf-sustainins
and help to increase the thrift prop
aganda."
Ihope the Chicago experiment will
succeed; IL it does. as the secretary
told mo before received his letter
the society will extend the work Of
the bureau to other cities.
To curse the middleman whose
charges raise the cost Of bushel Of
potatoes from rs cents on the farm
to 50 when 1t gets into a city kitchen
is futile He doesn't get rich, and he
is. performing necessary share of
the work Of distributing food pro-
ducts under our system. What we
need to do 10 to find out about such
plans for cutting distributing costs
and then give them our support!---. :.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
BOARDS MEET next TUESDAY

Election Judges Must he Appointed
By County Committees Before
Registration Day.
Registration boards throughout the
in preparation for the election to be
held November 3:
Judges Of the election will be ap-
pointed by the county committees of
the various parties under the state
law before that date.
w. H. Alexander. secretary Of the
republican committee for Grand Forks
county, has requested all precinct
committeeman to inform him at once
OF the names Of the men whom they
desire appointed as Judges in the re-
spective precincts.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL
take LOCAL dem" TO
CROOkSTOh THURSDAY

Over 100 democrats of Grand
Forks and the neighboring towns
will travel to Crookston by spe-
cial train Thursday evening to
hear an address by w. s. Ham
mOnd, democratic candidate for
The train will run over the
Northern Pacific. 1t will leave
Grand Forks at 6 o'clock, arriv-
ing at Crookston at Z O'Clock. Re.
turning the special will arrive at
Grand Forks at midnight.
Practically all of the prominent
democrats of this city and East
Grand Forks will make the trip.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

Any man can borrow trouble With
out bank references or security.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
Trip ENGAGEMENT IS OFT
Emerson Colle~e Dramatic Reader is
=: Not to Make His Western Trip
TIL Next Spring. -.

Owing to the fact that Walter
BRADLEY Trip of the Emerson Col
lege. of Oratory and Dramatic Art,
Will not be able to make his western
trip until next spring. his date for
Grand Forks, Monday. November 2,
has been cancelled. The Sock and
Ruskin society Of the university de.
cided to bring Mr. Tripp here. :. 9:
While no definite announcement
was made, the society probably will
bring him to Grand Forks next spring.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

When a woman marries for spite
she usually spites herself more than
her husband.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

No, cordelia, a prudent girl isn't
necessarily prude. ~4
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

Many a mans success. like that of
an actor, Is due to- a good manager.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
invite n. D. {. A.. TO CITY
Grand Forks Seeks to Land Next
Meeting of North Dakota Educa.
tional Association.

When the question of naming a
1915 meeting place for the North Da-
kota Educational association, which
opened at Bismarck this morning,
comes up, Superintendent J. Nelson
Kelly Of the local schools will extend
an invitation to come to Grand Forks.
stone, county superintendent Ut
schools, are representing this city.
The N. D. e. A. met in Grand
Forks in the fall of 1913. It was at
Fargo last year.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

Occasionally we meet a man who
speaks his wifes mind when he talka.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

A spinster Of thirty needs a chap
eron. but a widow of rs is capable Of
looking out for No. land also for
No. 2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
BURNS PROGRAM MONDAY
NIGHT At HIGH SCHOOL
Novel and scottish Features VIII
MARK Entertainment which VIII
Be Open tO Public.

In observance OF the l55th ami
versary OF the birth OF Robert Burns.
the Scottish poet. an open program
vii be given Monday night In the
High School auditorium by the new
y organized Literary Circle OF
which Prof n W stIlwell princi-
pal of the High School. D. president
The birthday Of Burns falls on
January %. SUNDAY the following
las being chosen for the program as
being the nearest adaptable date
The program eill be open 10 the gem
oral public. and will be marked by
features OF appropriate worth and
exceptional interest.
Scottish music will add materially
20 the worth Of the program. and a
novel touch viii be- furnished by
readings from the original Scoth By
Rev. Robert pryde. himself Scot
Interest In the event is marked, and
a liberal attendance is expected
The program follows.
Flow Gently. Sweet Alton ''-
school Pupils.
Scottish Life and a Scottish Poem.
read In the original Rev Robert
Pryde.
Song Bonnie Sweet Both. the
Maid OF Dundee Miss BraleltOn
Burns as Man and Poet
Prof H. W Stilwell.
Reading The Fall OF Jack Gil
lespie." kipling Miss Florence Cor
nelius.
Interpretation q q Burns Poem
Hilton X. Greer
Music: Violin and Flute--Mary
and David Clark
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
Out-of-Town Attorneys in Attend.
unga

Hon George r Bean. Lubbock.
Tex Hon. 7 a Clarke Ouanah
Tex Hon James a. stephens. Ben
jamin. Tex. Hon Cecil Storey. Yer
non. Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
JETEn CANDIDATE FOR
POTTER COUNTY JUDGE
Makes Formal Announcement for
Recollection With statement To-
Voters In Connection.

To the Voters of Potter County.
] hereby announce as a candidate
for reelection to the office of coun-
~ Judge OF Potter county. subject
10 the action OF the democratic pri-
maries In doing so ! submit. in a
general way. as my claims for being
reelected to the office. that have
conscientiOusly and honestly tried to
discharge my duty as ! have been
able 10 determine H. without fear
or favor. not knowing any man or
set OF men In my efforts TO do so
both In administering the fiscal af-
fairs OF The county and In disposing
OF litigation In the county court.
During my incumhency In office
the comm issioners court has reduced
the tax rate for county purposes
from forty-fiye To thirty-seven cents.
all the departments OF the county
government have been conducted on
no cheap or inconyenient basis. the
county farm has been bought. equip
ped and paid for. the court OF civil
appeals has been taken care OF at a
cost OF some sixteen thousand dol
lars q first-class road outfit has
been Installed and the public roads
OF the .ounty are being put in good
shape aud maintained.
To hose who are familiar with
my record land 70 those who are
not | ask careful investigation OF
the samel II you believe that | have
Iairly. honestly aud capably done
my duty as have been able to In
terprct II. ask continuation In
office 40 your hands
Respectfully.
W. VI. JETER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

THE CHANGE WILL do you good
everything so different. the old
watch Is back ON the job. M the
Oriental. T2.tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
WILL ATTEND TEXAS
GOOD ROADS MEETING
Tive Local Representatives Appoint
ed Delegate "a state 'pnten-
tiun in I0rt Worth

Previous 10 The dollar dinner hour
Friday evening "a joint meeting o. the
Chamber NJ Commerce and 90, ANA
RHO Motor club Faf held % head
quarters which resulted Boz me cleo
.0u 0f five delegate. 10 attend The
rgas Good Roads convention. which
'iI Boz held loo Fort Worth Monday.
tuesday and Wednesday Of this
.rDF The delegate are & u HOOv-
p secretary OF the Amarillo Motor
.gb g. % Violin. chairman Potter
ouuiy good roads committee. vs..
Z lDter representing the Potter
.punfy rOmWI toner's AL road build
ere Clarendon Ions. of the publicity
1mmltteo OF Tho Chamber OF Com
uerce. seth Is Holman. secretary Of
be- Chamber of Commerce
-Four Df mo- delegate Jeff for Fort
Worth Saturday noon. intending 10
make Tho trip to and from the Pan
her rlty hg auto g. D Hoover de-
parted 900 the beaver This morning
md Hill join rho Potter county con
inFent ou their arrival in Fort
worth
The delegation Neni prepared for
90 Advertising campaign OF three
lays They carried aiih them
opiIy supply of the new amarillo
folder and other advertising matter.
and by fhe time ihc good roads con-
yeution comes 10 close tho people
" Fort Worth NilI know as the
hundreds of delegates attending viii
know that tho Amarillo boys we're
here and that This section ~ the
itatr Do certainly on the Texas map
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
FOR REELECTION As
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Henry >. Bishop. Present Incumbent
81 Officc, submits Candidacy ON
Record Scored.

The Daily News Is authorized TO
announce Mr. Henry s Bishop ~ a
candidate for reelection 10 the Of
flee OF District Attorney for the For.
ty-soyonth Judicial District subject
10 the democratic primaries 10 be-
held July 25th
Mr. Bishop b. known throughout
the district as man of highest
character. and Ia the discharge of
bis official duties he has recognized
neither friend nor foe. but has ever
sought the enforcement Of the laws
of the state without fear or favor.
tie has proved himself an able. ac-
tive ana conscientious district at
'ornoy. and the wide experience
gained IN m, years of his encum-
bouCy OF the office have fitted him
for even more efficient service to
his constituency II reelected
Although Mr Bishop has held his
office for @ number of years. u
should be- remembered that during
siA years OF this time the compen-
satlon OF the district attorney was
pitiably small, while the expenses In
travelling over one Of the largest dis
tricts loo the state were unusually
large. the district being composed
of thirteen counties
II reelected 10 the office Mr..
Bishop promises his constituency TO
devote his entire time 10 his duties
IN future. az he has done In the
past II shall be- his aim 10 ever
.roat all with fairness. to uphold the
laws and 70 strive for Justice IN oy-
cry instance
To his numerous friends and sup
portcrs throughout the district he
extends hls thanks and assurance OF
appreciation Tor their LOYALTY ia the
past. aud solicits their continuance OF
good will and support for the future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
FARM WORN PROGRESSING
N LOWER STATE SECTION

W n Fuqua. president OF the
First National Bank. returned Satur-
day noon trom Ennis where he at.
tended the ffVeral OF his half broth
er a. announced In these columns a
few DAYS ago
Mr. Fuqua says the farmers OF
The lower section OF the state are
farther advanced with their farm
work This year than they are usu-
allY az this time Financial condi-
lions IN the country around Dallas
are already much improved over con-
diiions few months ago. said Mr..
fuqua, and there is a general spirit
.of honefulness or future better times
prevailing among the people.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
RETURN FROM NATIONAL
IlhESIO' ASSOCIATION MEET

u. T Ware. president Of the ANA
rillo National Rank. lee Biyins. city
Commissioner. Fred Horshorongh
aud Fred Mitchell OF Claiming. re-
turned Friday evening from Denver
where they attended meeting of
the National Livestock Association
They report the largest attend
ance the association has ever re-
corded go its meetings Denver
treated the delegates royalty and the
local men say their visit IN the Col
orado metropolis was most enioya-
bile even though Denver was cover
ed with snow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
WILL ERECT MEMORIAL
TO MRS. \. /. TUDOR
Friends NJ Meeting saturday AFTER
noon Decide "a Build Public
Drinking Fountain.

In appreciation Of the unseI'ish
service rendered 20 the sick and guf-
ferIng Of Amarillo BY the late Mrs
Mary l.. Tudor. a company Of her
friends met az the home ~ Hon.
Thomas y Turner. 80 Taylor. Sat
urday afternoon aud decided 10 place
a public drinking fountain or some
other suitable memorial 70 her mem
DRY on q site 70 be- selected.
a memorial organization was per
i"cted. and II was decided 10 open
The list 10 all desiring 10 aid this
worthy movement Those who wish
70 take part b. assuring This trihuf"
To Mrs. TudOr's memory. are re-
quested 10 send contributions Io
Mrs. G. o. Woiflin. treasurer. or
hrs. H. ~ Cooper. secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

WILL MAXI n an object for you
TO euzaee quarters al the Oriental
Phone 800. Tg-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
MERCHANT on PANHANDLE
SPENDS DAY ~ AMARILLO

\ 4 Callaghan. a merchant OF
Panhandle city. accompanied by his
wife and children. and Mrs J. G..
Jackson OF White Deer. spent Satur-
day On Amarillo. Mr. Callaghan Is
generally spoken of as the fayorite
candidate Cor county Judge Of Car
son county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
Old Timer Here

+ L. Eelleck. who was a resident
OF AMARILLO some twelve years ago.
but Who now holds the position OF
superintendent Of the Northern Tex
as and Oklahoma division OF the
Wells-Fargo Company Express. spent
Saturday with old friends in ANA
rillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

Mrs W T. Culledge. OF SOS FIJI
more. accidentally fell and sprained
her left wrist and otherwise sustain.
ed severe bruises saturday morn
ing The attending physician re-
ports HE patient doing well and her
Injuries not OF a very serious nature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

Proceedings IN the Court OF Civil
Appeals. Seventh Supreme judicial
District u Texas. Tor the week end.
ms Iauuarv "a T4I4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
Married. by Justice

Egbrrt A. Martin and Miss Lou
Ella Kim were Joined in matrimon-
ial bonds by Justice Dorfen In the
office OF Couiny Clerk Mot.ow sat
urday afternoon.
Friday evening Justice Derdcn
married Ygnacio Sansedio and Miss
Elen0 Leos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25

Rev y + Noeck. pastor Of the
German Lutheran Church. underwent
a surgical operation at ST. Anthony's
saniiarium Friday. lie ~ reported
10 be speedily recovering from the
effects OF the operation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-25
PROCEEDINGS Of WEEK
IN COURT Of APPEALS
Two Eases Affirmed. Two Reversed
and demanded and siN New
tases We're Submitted.

Proceedings IN the Court OF Civil
Appeals. seventh Supreme Judicial
/ District u Texas. Tor the week end.
.ng January -, 1914
Motions Submitted.
Quanah. Acme 4 Pacific Railway
. Company 49, Scott q Chumbloy. 10
affirm N certificate. reply thereto
and motion % file record ~.
y q Moore 49, I'd Kelly. rehear-
ing.
Motions Oyerruled.
n - Moore u.s. I'D Kelly. rehenr.
INK
Motions dismissed.
Quanah. Acme 4 Pacific Railway
Company vs. Scott q Chumhley. two
motions
Affirmed.
j. y HANDY ~ al ST.. First Ma.
'IOual Bank ~ al, from Deaf Smith
county.
g. q Halle va. Jim Keller. from
Dickens County
reversed and demanded.
Calvin PANEL w the First Ma
tIonal Bank OF Dickens, from Dick
ous County.
r 4 Randloman Of al We -. s.
Cargile Fl al. from Dickens County
Submitted.
4 $ Johnson 81. e.. Z. Miller,
from Fisher County
Wichita MIN and Elevator Com
pany 49, e. n Burrus. from Lub.
book County
r. S Mn ct al VS. J. r Lotion.
from sherman County.
vs. VI Trammell 81 al ys. sam
R0sen. from Tarant County
O. x Staley - Colony Union Gin
Company. from Wilbarger County.
l.. J. Medlin s. Commonwealth
Bonding and Casualty Insurance
from Hemphill County.
set Tor submission Feb. ~. 1914.
First National Bank OF yelling
ton ys. + NJ Xix ct al. from Col
linRsworth County
! " Blair SIS. G.. S Lowrey. from
Floyd County.
W a. Price ct al VS. Roscoe Loguo
from Armstrong County
e. II. Maris ys + Y Adams. from
Moore County.
Waggoner Banking Company vs.
Gray County State Bank. from
ilemphill County.
". T Rankin vs. o VI Rhea o. al. F..
from Scurry County
Out-of-Town Attorneys in Attend. /
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