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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

DIM.
ACKEET--Entersd into rest at st.
. .s s: y Il X cS MaTs sn s csfa.
l. Acksrt q. 81; Louis. Mo-; Mrs
troit, and Miss Nina NJ. Acker, Of
st. Lawrence Burial at 81 Law
BENrl.cY-Feb. IS. at AZ Sycamore:
st, Oliver O.. beloved husband of
Sarah J. Bentley, mother OF Mrs. +.
r. Arnold. Of Romeo, Mich Mrs, J:
Detroit. Funeral service from resi-
dence Tuesday at 9 a. m. Interment
+ At Romeo. Mich. Romeo papers
please copy.
CURIL.TT-Fsb. %. 1914. at the resi-
Rosevilie. Mich. Anna, widow OF the
late samuel Curlett and dear mother
OF William curiett. OF Pickney.
Mich: and pr James ~ T.. cuT rss.as OF
at $40 O'Clock from residence and
|? at the Sacred Heart church, Rose
vile. Mich.
HOLMES--March 1. at the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs X Hinds: lss
the late Bufrill Holmes. In the slst
Mrs. W. Y. Moray OF Hamilton,
wall Detroit: Mrs James 81 Wood
man, Winnipeg. Man. Funeral from
her late residence Tuesday AT s:3o
y. m. TO woodlawn cemetery.
Neutrality-suspicious.. suddenly, at Bos-
ton, Mass Notice OF. funeral later.
MALONEY- March l, 1914. at her resi-
dence, Clio Lincoln-ave. Bridget. he
loved wife OF Daniel and mother OF
Michael and James Maioney. and sis
ter OF David. James and Daniel Lee.
Funeral wednesday. March 4. from
residence a. $50 and Holy Rosary
church at , o'clock. Burial at MI
0ivet ~
MtjRPHY--Mary. Feb. q. 1914 Flu
Neral wednesday. March I, from her
residence. 100 Vermont e.So .. M.
and Holy Trinity church 81 e'eloek.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Kitchen. Is: Alice Accormick.
Louis Knack. 81; EDNA Rsichls, a..
John BrAnt, 20, indianapolis, Ind !;
E4a Stsinbyecker. 20. Detroit.
Walter Skowronski. IS: Anna Miller.
~.
Elmer Wisnsr. -. Detroit: Lena
HAmmtll. rs, Centon.
Newton HamiIton. a.; Aabis Smith.
Arthur Paul, ~. Detroit: GLADYS Col
sou. 20. Lansing.
PARK: fancy Cara. IS, WaakSfsiiis:
Joseph chunge. 81; Mary J. strsza.
Boy Maggie. q: Emily Ewsst 10;
Albert Rstttnger. %: Frances =.
Harrs kssGm.. II; Eii.absth Koseh-
John Bulssrcu. Is; Maria Mitru. -
Abe Baker, So; Rosie Goldberg, 81
Emile Deroo. ~; Emile DoSmet., 81
Nicholas KAfsisian. -; HayGanoosh
Kid Harper. -; Elsnore Hswa -.
Gustav Lou. ~; Alice H. Nagsborn,
walter Peters. II. Detroit: Hassl
Kirby. ~ roetoriAs o.
Albert Dietrich. 81: Anna echrodsr
Frank carpsnte. -. Utioa; Lillian
Storms. IL, Detroit.
James Hobbs, a. Detroit: Katherine
CLIFFORD. -. Quincy. Ill so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

Robert Hayes, 80 East Larned. s7s
years, ssniiity; Louis Thayer, Chill
It's; Flora j. Ellis, 0reennoId, Men,
- years, hasmorrhaga: Hsddy Rob-
erts, q fifteenth. e pears, nsphrtus;
ysarA- septtcaemiA;.s George -. Milne,
III West Grand blvd, 70 years, heart
disease; William Urban. 764 Twenty
fourth. yoarA meningitis; Margaret
Lenntn, House OF Pr0yidencsA2 months.
diarrhoea: Joseph L. O'Hara, 1l3 Jonea
: years, on&erltis; -Franciesek DanAl.
ski. 325 East Willis,- u yeArs, -tubsr-
culosis: August Leplne, .0rase. hoapital
So yeare. myocarditts: Helen Scott 40
Bsrsons M. G. r. n. and Michigan. 81
kolp. st. Mary's hospital. 80 years Adj
dison's disease: Sarah Rondal, as Blu
'chAnan. 81 years. carcinoma: Pasduale
brandt, 50 Landcrdals. 60 years. car
diac disease: William n. LEONARD. zoe
c G:: K sSsysr e ys:r.
-s =. :. Aa: = Re! aaznnfk fo1 Bran:
pIss:. g LcckWood, ! Tonth. pneu-
Mary's hospital, IS years, cirrhosis OF
liver; Tony Pietrancislo, 81. Mary's
hospital. Sc years., naphrifis; Barton A.
Hubbell Az Trumbu1l. 81 years. an :
gina pectoris: Rosa Novara, - Russell.
SO years, pleurisy; Mary ~. Tyler, L.
yonier, Ind. IS year, pneumonia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

NEW YORK Mr.. 3r-Dlssinsuiah-
I'd artists. s6ro,lsg II Ne su4ra6e
cause. have oenbhs1 y ~ the tsae
Of the campaign feg ~ le4S suGfaee
refersnduu1. ThiD aqnogoeonoat va
made yestsrday by Nro. Carrie ohap'
man Gait. chairman of ~ oteto Gut
frage campaign committee. 0he said !:
We are promised tho eo'opeeotion
OF many of.the NEST prcminoet artistic
In the state. nannero, poetoSD, en1 al
sorts Of advertishing matter win b
essentially .srtistie.S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02
CLASSIFIED Cent
Rates. /. a Word

Cash with order. II charged q :
No transient aAvsrsisins insegt4f4
tor less than 1ec with caeh; Aso
charged. per ineortioa 49,.
ne sSS ssov. sssss 4Rs!sE e 60 c S'e e
Thspks. ,oAlfusrteess testinG ,NetSeea
anS al Aas preee1t1G lsele HOP
Blrthss DeathAsf c1S1s - sThANkes -
Tor IS words az -. Over s. wosda
one snA oas-thisd cents Ter each extra
Personais-Aginimu charge, s3ec; -
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.
WILLIAM c. COOK. 1903 Ford 1'os'
cdH&EfLiUs 4 RiNa. ss2 Ford Bldg
Pheuo Cherry 1904. s....,,c
b6VINE : SNYDER, s37-s Aa'es"0
y xRHY prS6EMAN. sis-sss Ma
jo2tic Bldg. Cadillac 2SS: u,aer
I 6NRY c. e. FORLER. 81 Bum D'ocN'
hEoS SGo ~ GiFF. sil Union Trust
TldS. Phone Cadillac Ssei' Nss
6Sncc. Hickory 20S3-l. 80 n,
s. GREECE. Suite Nv D, inv
1Snk Bldg. Office Phone GncI'y
III. Residc nee Phone Grand 5SSl.J.
ScI4N LOREE. sac Monat n.c aIIT.J
Nsin sO0i. Resldsncs N SnM.t Bidx.
FENFx r., SO A0"
M HoN IVY. NELSON. s2s Penobscot
4 ma phone Main ass. p,~
hE0R3E p. PALMER. 81 BUM 0Aoo~'
4 fh0ne Cherry S91M. MA
|oAXc N. PAYNE. sos Whitney 0ios
tkkHSK j. RIGGS. bi-ss Mcoraw Bldg.
tRANK q. RoMMEcK, !oS MonS os
VIM ffss'rY I. 's SWAY, as-u. Ms,s: 4.
be-; ,d rsons Main 40. He''oe"'''
toHN .. ELMER. toos-loi3 Majestic
Bldg. Phone Main nlS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

nEpAgRIN0.
REFINISHIN0 AND UPHOLSTERIN0
Furniture. Detroit Woodworking Co.
400 Brush-se Phone Cadillac 3V4o.
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wATERs-DlsTlLLE 4 FlLTERED
CRY BoTTLING wKS VIM. J. sta.
pleton. Prop. $3.50 second-st. Main
re2 Particular attention paid GO
/. charging soda fountains.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

E. X. BENNETT. The Rental Man:
also manager Of apartment houses
and buildings. with p. J. Aldrich Co..
81 0riswold-st. Phone Main 4430;
residence walnut Sal West.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS 4 INSURANCE.
THE sTORMrELTZ-LOvEL CO..
cor. 0riswold and Lerred. Me,r 49,.
FRANK O. VAN DYKE y co. tie
Dime Bank BLDG. Main 1880.
WEIGH BROS, Dealers IN b6rgains
only. 9o3-3-+ Hammond Bldg. Phone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

REAL rsrATA LOANS . iNSURANC1
ALPS lips r.. f0M,5R;A COMM see-4 .n: .xes
1872 iissSai efa : c's NTH ;sa Il. y.sA nae.
q SSA6LS : SON ! leeosev lldg.
GER. 0rtsvold and Lafayette AAin
=. q bell Co. asls Dan. BAak mas.
J1RsSS 8SxDwAr. $40 T.ra mag
6ock. Ga ua,ea ryas. slas.
cs4I6 discovery. 4os IRE. -r.ss
ASsyfaL o csa~FSSsfaab. q. DIN. s..s
S4es-Aafn -t1o.-0u6ofviytUu1 u1d
19pSISS 1! p e sbEEk sis; mn xA's'ta'
John p. HEHI.. 1881 Dime Sank bldg.
- w KNAUPE 9 Co. s Ne0raw Dldg:.
FL o g 1scs : Lafayette cnsF'y
ALERT KoEPcKE. iis4 Majestic
Ax9Ykk E CHI IKE KiSselLY : CO.. - : Is
xS SEEssxSle "a SsSn: s' RsisA1rr co..
MicHEr.soS LAND ! HoMr CO.
~. 3 sTToEPEL. w Dime Bank Bldg
R9 saaH' !'II. 90. NC
Cadillac 1l1S.
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rnssr scSHHEssFS c5 ,s,rd Sosr Ran
Hl0g. 1Si 0riswold-s ct. Phone Main
1856. Special order work. Fine ~.
pairing and engraving. Diamono
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

onAHASEss1 g FS+SI, syFs sH6S a.,s-
House Furnishing 0oods 81 Host
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02

T. Z. THOMAS q SON, Practical .op
ticians Watchmakers and JsWelerA.
Eye tested and gIasees Furnished on
shc6 notice 20 Michigan-avs. Phone
wSYHiN0 BRos. Mro. CO.. maxsrs
of Fins yswelry. FACTORY. .whelesA!s
ana retail salssrooma 2S7-3l Wed
Annis Fur bldg. Main 1854
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02
JEWELLERS.


NEW WATCHES for OLD ones We
will allow you present cash value for
that thick. heavy. old-timsr. Come
in and trade. Old Gold and silver
bought and sold. Cadillac Jewelry
Co, II Michigan AVE. Phone Cherry
4c.
COATS BROS, 21s Broadway Market
Bldg. can save you xOSs on Watches.
Diamonds and Jewelry. IS years ex.
pSrisncs Our rent II low. Try ~
NOE EARLICH. the Busisst East side
Jeweler, corner Adams-ave. and
Hastings-sts. Main 2+2A. My new
for you to own q nice Diamond or
nns Watch. Come In and we viii
yAs III oARLucK. iss oriswold- st.,
next to 0arrjck theater. Cash o.
credit. Cherry 3Sse-R.
AI>BE RT SCHAUB. Qrauot and
Scid.niicd Collar Buttons for nc.
Big Ben Alarm Clocks warranted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02
HANDY AND SERVICEABLE INDEX OF DETROIT
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS

lsACn9 1aIMMGNGs AND TURs.
DE LoYr i EASE is STORE FORE. H. =. Ring;.
ibPsfy-ey1 Phone Main 1895.
LAo.s E.,2. =. !3|.., %, :.Iks AND
siS s2s rH'S john a. :sP a!ia n .sss
r.g1ss z ttekaHr, e. y,... D.
prepriqsess. SSs dratiot-svs Phone
L1TT1n sHoP.
o Nsln 80. Typswritton Letters
s.ss '': :na M.sss
LleNIlHo TLxrUREs.
ave. Pkons CaAiilsc Ssls. We sps.
ctaliss q Rssidsntiai and Commsrcial
LOANS.
PRovlDENT LOAN SOCIETY. TO-
nreitneyer 1ldx Loans money q
saS t ssss ~ ss's as sS:n oos
HIS 10 ssr 8 Psnths SOsss (s:as.
LoCI<slnrHs.
A. r. JONES. 50 Congress-st. =. ksyA
Bells, Door Cheeks. Cherry ass;
LUMD0A
UNION HOUSE wRncKIN0 90. Yard
f PIE ofe vet T ioos. ana sesssssnsA-ses
LUMDER. sHINoLle AND INT1nIoR
r. ~ LlIxIBR!p0E LUMD1R co,
MACHINERY A,FACToRY SUFPLIno.
CONCRETE anA Motor N1gsss. 0aso-
ana ds Hslhis Snsi..s sas Plasisss
FurnsceA We rent mixers ana en-
Kines: Becker = Recksr q Je9sreen.
ra als f HIs!..! a sTEIE TEE aseI CO. ~
nACmIMlSTo.
THOS. HINES MANUFACTURING CO..
lllinols-ot Phone Ridge 9oSe-L.
We build Tooiss Dies. Jigs. Special
conss.ss wos nae so sSssnos'' 'artA
BROS, Maehinists ana
Tool Makers, designers and buildsrs
sSs s.: :, ;''.ssi xsssaS.:ss ssss.
Slsn. ch.2ry So ';sass s::s
ers OF Ice Cutting Machinery. vego-
table Cutting Machinery, Hschinsry.
Tools. Dies and Special Appliances
sroDDARD-JAKEL MACHINE AND
TOOL CO.. s0-s2 Jefferson ave.
Phone Main S7se. DieA Tools. Jigs,
Auto Parts Model and sxperimentai
work
METAL sPIxNIN0 OF ALL KINDA.
DETROIT ART METAL CO.. NO,
Al kinds Tor oas. blectrie an1 co9-
s @seaS9ids..:s ea ::s I'LL n'''
MUSICAL lMsI1u1nNTs.
W!iAEND 81, s5H III SS:.. si n,. WecSxnra,
Iaadolins. Guitars and I'll smsii 10
OP1OAHTRISTS AND OPnCIzNS.
aass i pso exc ca r.~D1; bias
LAWRENCE. NJ RICHARDS. 80 Fort
Cherry SssS. Eyss sxsminsA a'a'
VAN vIIET. s43 0riswold-st. Phone
MAIN 1U1e. &41u0IocvuFo4 % Optical
0oodA Thorough examination q
the eyes made Thsrmometsre. Opera
- 0lasses, Lorgnsesss. Eta All work
PATENT ATTOnNUYO.
PATIENTS. trademsr1ka. copyrigAts ana
countrisS 81 barthel 3 BartSeL IA
West Congfess-st.. Cherry AIS.
q =: THonAs. ynited states and For
B. r. WHEELER. solicitor OF U. 8. and
Foreign Patents. az and ~ Ruhl
block Phone Main 17e6.
PAPER BOX MANUrACITRE1
Il. J. SrECKER PAPER BOX co.
Main 3ot3. 400 Randolph-ot.
.!EAMUTs..XHQL!1A1E
Main asa. Best quality Spanish and
PIPE AND BOILER COvD1IW0 ~.
DD01OO MAIB1lA10
q p. CONKLlN0. 50 Je6ernon-avA
PLUMDlNG AND WUAIluQ.
OTTO n. WURM 9 CO, 1856 0proot.
0t Phones 0rAnd >lo5 -Ao41. High
grade plumbing ANA hoAtlnG install
lationo steam plant AID power 0t-
ting.
REAL UsTArA LOANS 4 INSURANCE
AL!DIS Z COMPANY s1o-4o1-lo1
1880 and City e141
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
Villa and Carranza
in Open Break--U.
S. Will Not Interfere

Washington, Sept 24-Carranza has informed the Unit
ed States that he will attack Villa but will order his forces
to be on the defensive and resist attack.
he said the convention will be held Oc as scheduled
Mexico City, Sept. 24-Eforts are being made here to
patch up the break between Villa and Carranza
Officials tried to conceal the break but the news leaked
out causing sensation among military men, General Con
zaes chief of the army of the east eegraphed Villa eight
reasons why he should remain friendly to Carranza
Fl faso Sept Z4-lhe first battle of the latest Mexican
revolution will probably the old battle grounds of
either oreon or Zacaecas Villas revolt against Carran-
"a results in armed revolution
Va forced abandon an expedition in assistance Of the
Maytorena revolt today rushed forces south from uarez
and Chihuahua City what is reported as strong
force OF Carranza soldiers moving north from Aquas Caen
tes and Zacatecas According estimates Villa controls
nearly 49, 600 troops
Washington, Sept 24-Vias open reputation of Car
authority first chief of the constutonaist army
charge of the executive power Mexico spread sinister
feeling in official circles today While officials admitted the
situation threatening one they without hope that
the trouble would not lead to physical clash.
1t officially stated the White House today that
the latest troubles between Carranza and Villa would al
ter the plans of the United States regarding the withdrawing
OF troops from Vera Cruz the status of the embargo
arms. No date has been fixed for moving troops.
1t said that Wilson takes the position that Carranza and
Villa settle their differences without interference from
the United States and the presence of troops Vera Cruz
would not solve the difficulty
According official nformaton Villa is willing have
Carranza become provisional president resign and
for the presidency later Villa Objects however, Caranza
doing both Wilson will continue the watchfu waiting pol
icy and allow the Mexcans work their destiny
providing the rights of foreigners transgressed
said here.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
Turkish Ambassador
Will Leave United
States in a Huff

Washington, Sept 24.-A Russian Bey the Turkish am
bassado has informed Wilson that he does not alter the
he recently expressed published interview and will
leave the United States within fortng ght
The announcement of the withdrawal of Bey caused
profound sensation in diplomatic circles. Coming close
another diplomatic interview yesterday of which the ad-
Immediately took cognzance that of Baron Won
Scheon of the German embassy dwelling upon the possbi
ties of between the United States and Japan in
terpreted as an indication of Wilson's determination
silence by foreign dplomass considered danger
Gus to the neutrality of this country.
Bey, in his ntervew had criticised the sending of Amer
warshps turkey in connection with the report Of up
risings against the christians
Bey refused discuss his action further than that
he asked his for leave of ABSENCE which he
certain will be granted and that he will leave for Constantine
ople within ten days.
IN his recently after cricsng the sending of
the ships Turkish he said that while had
previously occurred in Turkey they the acts
any people might commit under provocation He cited
ynchng of negroes and water cures in the Philippines
illustrations reminding the American people of these Incl
dents
When asked if he cared alter his views Bey replied
the administration that he did and that he would leave
in fortnight.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
Big Pug Gets 1t
Again at Wibaux

ed to fight in one of the business
places there, just as he did at
Beach, and was taken in charge
by the sheriff and taken to Wi
baux where he was sentenced to
go days hard labor on the streets,
instead of 10 days of rest in the
county Jail. Clark is thought to
be an |. w. w. and seems to be a
trouble maker wherever he goes.
At Beach he was treated as
a prominent citizens by the en-
emies of the mayor, given space
in the opposition newspaper to
express his views and encouraged
to cause trouble with the police
men. He is a good example of
the lawless element which has
been fighting the policemen on
several occasions, but the state s
attorney as on other occasions,
refused to issue warrant for him
when he assaulted the police at the
time of his arrest here.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
Clendive Fair a
Big Success

]. r. Waters returned from
Glendive after having attended
the fair their last week which he
pronounces the best ever. The
attendance record was broken as
was also the race record. MIR.
Waters acted as official starter for
the races which he says were ex-
cellent and in which Beach
horses performed creditably.
Highland King owned by
John Madison and driven by his
brother William, won second
money in the 2:20 pace, the time
of the race being 2:l9; Golvalco
the three year old colt owned by
DR.. MacNab and T. L. Smith,
won second money in the three
year old trot, time being 2:26.
Govalco won the first heat and
was the second in two heats. The
track record at Glendive is now
2:l5. MIR. Waters says the ex-
hibitions were fine and the entries
of live stock were so numerous
that additional sheds had to be
built to house the animals.
Among these who attended
from Beach were Messrs and Mes.
danes. T. L. Smith. c. c. Heath
w. ]. Woods. R. D. Williams, A.
B. MacNab. c. H. Moulton. C.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
Republicans Aim
at Short Campaign

Grand Forks, N. D.. Sept. l8.
the state republican ex-
ecutive committee adjourned aft
er me letting in Grand Forks, it was
announced by Chairman F. A.
Sprague that plans for the cam
paign contemplate active work
on the stump for only FIVE weeks
preceding the election. Oct. !
is the date on which the republi-
cans will open their speaking
campaign. Finances and Incl
dental details were considered,
but another meeting of the COM
m;ttee will be held before de6n-
it= arrangements for several fea-
lures of the work will be made.
Members of the committee will
so into the fight for a whirlwind
finish, believing that more good
work can be done after Oct. ]
than before. Farmers are too busy
at present &c glVe MGch attentlo11
to politics.
Republicans, by waiting until
Oct. ! before beginning their cam
paign, will be the last political
party in the field. The bull
moosers already have their plans
we'll in hand.
The democratic campaign, it is
understood, will be given support
by the national congressional
committee and fight will be
made to elect at least one con.
gresham. 1t is probable the. ef.
fort along this line will be cen.
tered in the first district.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
Will Bring W.
J. Bryan Here
Democratic Camp Arranging to
Haze Secretary of State and a
Number cf Other Noted Mem
bers of the Fatty to Visit state
This Fall.

The democratic, headquarters
of the state have arranged to
bring William Jennings Bryan,
secretary of state. to make the ad-
dresses in North Dakota and will
bring other notable speakers OF
the party to the state if possible.
Just whether the secretary OF
state will speak in Fargo or not
is not yet known but an effort
will be made to secure him 70,
one address here if possible. A
schedule will be arranged later
by the party leaders of the state.
1t is also expected to secure
Senator Owen of Oklahoma tc
stump the state. making address.
es at various places to be ar.
ranged later. Ex-Governor John
Burke will also begin his cam
paign in the near future and il
is probably that he will start 1t
with Fargo as his first speaking
point.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
Death of Mrs.
S. E. Zollinge1

After an illness extending ov-
er a period of several months,
Mrs. S. E. Zollinger, of Stuart,
N. OAK. passed to the great be-
yond on Friday morning of last
week, having succumed to the
ravages of the disease of cancer
of the stomach.
Something over year ago she
underwent an operation at the
local hospital and last spring she
was taken 10 Rochester, Mimi, to
secure the advice of the celebrat-
ed Mayo Brothers, but nothing
could be done to stay the hand
of death.
The funeral was held Sunday
at United Brethren Church at
Carlyle. and was largely attended
Revs. Whitaker and Bovey con-
Quoting the services. The floral
offerings were numerous and
beautiful.
MIR. and Mrs. S. E. Zollinger
came to the Golden Valley from
Defiance, Iowa, in the fall OF
1907, and were among the early
settlers of the Stuart territory,
where they. took up life on the
farm. Mrs. Zollinger was a wom-
an of unusual character and
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25

pleasing personality and through
out her long period of suffering
has borne her afliction without
complaint trusting simplicity in
the guidance of an all Wise Prov
idence. She was a member of
the United Brethren church and
became a member of the church
at Stuart when it was established
there. She will be missed in the
community in which she lived.
She leaves to mourn her loss,
husband and two sons. S. E..
Zollinger of Stuart, R. o. collin
ger of this city and F. R. collin
ger of lsmay, Montana. She was
only 48 years of age and the cut
ting off of her life at the meridian
of usefulness is indeed sad be-
reavement to those who are left
to mourn.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
CROP REPORTS

c. A. Lundin reports that he is
just about half through threshing
and that his wheat is yielding
more than l8 bushels to the acre.
MIR. Lundin had over 300 acres
in crop this year.
McCloskey Bros. have thresh-
ed their oats at the ranch north
of Sentinel Butte and the yield
was IS busels to the acre.
VIM. Trester has threshed the
most of his wheat. and it is yield
ing 5 buhels to the acre. He al.
so has his oats partially threhed
and they will yield about 40
bushels.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25

Billy Clark, the big much toot-
ed pug who published an amdav-
it in the Beach Advance some
time ago denouncing the mayor
and police force of Beach in be-
half cf the alderman, and who
later was sentenced to 10 days
in Jail by Magistrate Plomasen
for disorderly conduct, has again
gotten into trouble, but this time
over the line in Montana.
After getting his freedom from
the jail here he went over to
Yates and attempted to run that
city. but not having any moral
support of any alderman he was
treated rather rudely. He start
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1914-09-25
DR.. Shaw's Tour
a Big Success

the high school was closed to give
the students an opportunity to
hear so great a woman, and ev-
cry effort was made to make her
visit one to be remembered.
Courteany and kensal responded
with big crowds gathered to hear
her speak from the auto in which
she made the trip to Wimbledon.
From Valley City, a line of autos
went two miles into the country
to meet her and escort her into
the city. Miss Minnie Nelson of
the State Federation of Woman S
clubs entertained twelve ladies at
luncheon for DR.. Shaw, and late
in the day. she spoke to a crowd
of 900 people in the armory.
The meeting was scheduled for
the. city hall, but the crowd socn
overAowed and the move to 9TH
er quarters followed. At Bis
marck, she was introduced by
Governor Hanna, and had a
wonderful meeting there.
One of the significant things
in her reception has been the Of
fers of the various churches OF
their buildings for her to speak
in. She was DR.. Shaw, a very
great woman. and minister, and
SO in both Devils Lake and Mino,
the churches were thrown open
wide for her and her cause.
DR.. Shaw will spend ten days
in Montana, and a monster meet.
ing is planned for the 18th. al
Helena, while the state fair is on
Over 900 women have pledged
themselves to march in the pa
rade at Helena that day. and the
railroads have granted rates
This will probably be the larges
meeting Of DR.. Shaw's present
tour. Other Montana points
which she will speak, are Mile:
City, Livingston. Helena, two
days, Great Falls. Saturday ane
Sunday morning. then back t.
Helena, and from there to Mis-
soula and Butte. After finishing
in Montana. she will tour th'
state of Nevada