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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04

Charbonneau visit on former oc.
casion and the result was so disas.
trous that repetition could not be
permitted.
Mandan. March L. The township
school at New Leipzig was complete.
ly destroyed by fire. The blaze
started from a defective fiue when
a hot fire was built by the janitor
in the morning. 1t caught under
the roof and had gained such a
start when discovered that it could
not be checked and the building
with much of the equipment was de-
stroyed.
Minot,y March Clara Morris
was awarded verdict of 1925 by a
jury in district court in her suit
against the city, for $40 900 damages
for injuries sustained in fall on
the icy sidewalk on South, Main
street one year ago. Palda, Aaker
& Greene appeared for the woman,
while City Attorney Bradford rep.
resented the city. The plaintiff
charged that she sustained perma-
nent injuries to her spine. arm and
wrist in the fall. and stated that her
doctor bill cost her $3.50.
Bismarck, Feb. 26.-Esther Tai
colt, daughter of the warden of the
penitentiary, is suffering from con-
cussion of the brain as the result of
being thrown from buggy in which
she was driving. 1t appears that
the animal became frightened at a
motorcycle approaching and turning
sharply threw Miss Talcott to the
ground. She was taken to her home
and the attending physician states
that she is in no danger. Charles
Olson. an inmate Of the pen who
was in the cart with Miss Talcott.
suffered severe bruises about the
head and body and it was at first
thought he would lose the sight of
an eye but later developments are
that he will come out without seri-
GUS injuries.
Bismarck, Feb. 21.--No further
smallpox cases have been reported
to the Bismarck health authorities
today, and indications are now that
the spread Of the disease has been
prevented. With five cases all. told,
of these among the legislative visi.
tors. one being member and an.
other a legislative clerk, the local
detention hospital is filled to capaci.
ty. and steps would have to be taken
to create new hospital facilities
should further spread occur. II
has been definitely determined thai
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04
Around the State.

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Mandan, Feb. 26. The business
district in the town of Almont mar
rowly escaped complete destruction
by fire early this morning, in blaze
that razed four buildings. damaged
half dozen others and caused a
total loss Of about $4,000.
Mandan. Feb. 26.--E H. Mann,
proprietor of big hotel at Ellen
dale, n. D.. is under arrest here
charged with embezzlement. He
was formerly located at Ileblon in
the real estate business. Mann is
said to have sold farm belonging
to Mrs. John Zwecker and is alleged
to have made false statement to
her on the sale price. He is
charged with retaining large part
of the money. Mann is a son of
State Railroad Commissioner W.. II.
Mann, and prominent in the state.
Tuttle, Feb. 26.-While Col. H.
w. Matz was driving to town two of
his Russian Borzoi hounds captured
a genuine gray wolf weighing near
ly ninety-five pounds, the largest
caught around here in many years.
Colonel Matz, it is believed, has the
only pack of Russian Borzoi hounds
in the state. the pack containing six.
Two were on this catch. Matz cap
tured the wolf alive and brought
him to town. and had him weighed.
He looked as though he would only
weigh about seventy-five pounds.
but looks were deceiving and he
tipped the scales at ninety-fve
pounds. Col. Matz and his partner
have captured about 300 wolves and
coyotes around here in the last four
years.
Charbonneau. Feb. 27.- young
man giving his name as Henry Bra
ten, arrived from Fairview with a
suitcase full of booze which he evil
IDENTIFY intended to peddle in Char
bonneau. On his way from the depot
ne was stopped, his suitcase ex-
amined and warrant issued for his
arrest by Justice Burns. Constable
Peterson took the prisoner in charge
and was instructed to take him to
Schafer, but during the evening the
prisoner concluded to take advan-
tage of the officers rush of business
and made his getaway which he did
successfully, paying no attention to
the shots fired in his direction.
Young Braten, who is said to reside
at Ellsworth or Rawson, had paid
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04

Sec. 90 1928,
The j. X. Davis Ranch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.
Notes From the County Superintend-
ent of Schools.

HoISu 1
Monday, Feb. 18TH, was spent in
the office and during the rest of The
week visited all of the schools in
Wells, Dakem, Marie and Omio but
one. which was not in session.
Last week visited in southern
part Of Winona, Glanavon and
Union. Winona school district will
build two or three new schools this
spring.
If consolidation is not agreed up
on in Glanavon they are thinking of
erecting central high school.
There are about twenty-five children
in this neighborhood who are quail
flied to do high school work and this
system is recommended as it does
not take the child from the home.
Union school district has two of
the most modern and up-to.date
school houses yet visited.
Lpps' school district has plans
and specifications in the hands of
the state department now for the
erection of three school houses. Un-
der the present school law, no school
building can be erected until copy
of the plans thereof has been sub
mitted to the State Superintendent
of Public Instruction. Such plans
shall include methods of ventilation
provided for and copy of the spec
ifications therefor. The law also
requires that light must be admit
ted from the lef, or the left rear of
the class rooms. and so it is an ex-
cellent idea ior the school boards to
plan to have the school houses face
the east or south as this gives a
north light which is best for the
eyes.
On the return "trip the superin-
tendent again visited in Strasburg
on request of the school board for a
conference.
Pupils eighth-grade examinations
begin March 18th. Teachers in the
following districts will be sent ques-
tions and all others desiring to Of
fer eighth.grade examinationsshould
send request for same to the county
superintendent: Gayton, Dana, Will
Transport, Baker, Winchester, Nc
Culley. Hague, Westfield, Braddock
and Winona.
The extension at Grand Forks
writes this Office wanting to locate
100 North Dakota teachers who hold
certificates. There are on file in
this Office five iirst-grade applica-
tions ane twelve second-grade ap-
plications. Also some for graded
and high school work. This depart
ment will be glad to assist school
boards in getting certified teachers
for summer schools. Ii the school
BOARDS would take up the matter of
hiring teachers now and work in
harmony with the superintendent,
the problem of hiring permit teach
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04

the cases which have just broken out
originated from smallpox patient
concealed by friends in down town
rooming place about month ago,
the health officers being warded off,
with the result that the disease has
just broken out in new places.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04
siad Teit saucczc IN priccs.

F'"t a'E ~lucc-c N TTiccs.
Everything seems TO be going up
in price. Would you believe 1t, it costs
almost as much nowadays to dress a
child as it does Il grown person." II
don't doubt that at all. Only yester.
day had to buy new dog collar for
Fiii and the prices have almost
doubled"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04

little daughter arrived Tuesday
from Arnegard. this state. fdf
visit at the VIM. Baxter home. Mir.
and Mrs. Larrabee were former res
Idents here and their visit viii be
welcome one.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04
ers will be solved for another year.

The following have received GER
tiiicates of attendance for being
neither absent nor tardy for peri
cd Of three months: Allen Dyer.
Kathryn Dyer. Lumilla Hnse.
We have at our desk a copy of the
MayvilIe Tribune and Farmer pub
lished by our former superinten-
dent. H. Fl. Hanson.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04

Lost.-A bracelet. somewhere in
Linton. Saturday Of last week. 1t is
of the stretching pattern and with
swastika on top. Finder please
leave at the Record Office and the
owner will be notitied.-Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-03-04
Holstein Cows for Sale.

| have five nice HoIstejn COWS for
sale. They are all nicely marked. in
ordinary condition, and will be sold
right.
F. C. TURNER.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

Shaving was introduced by the Ro- mans and the first shave was a ceremony of initiation to manhood.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
RAISING ROOF
 IF THE y.M.C.A.
Work OH Third Story Be- in@ Rushed i'll Order to Make Available Double Dorrlitory Accommodate tions Within 90 Days

Although accompanied by no dis orders except the crashing fall of a few bricks once in q while, the process of raising the roof of the Young Men $ Christian Association is progressing successfully. The top structure of the building was successfully got upon q number cf jacks yesterday and work men commenced twisting the screws that will shortly elevate the tiles to q sufficient height to permit them to built a third story.
 Improvement of the building, to double the dOrnitory capacity is to cost in the neighborhood of $10000 and will result in making the sleeping quarters sel3 sustaining. with enough income to pay the maintenance on the entire building.
 So great is the demand for accom- mOdatiOns, the association is con strained to push the construction work to its limit, in order that the full ca pacity of two floors of bedrooms may be available for use during the fall and winter. The method of carrying on the construction by means of outside scaf- folding will permit the rOomers and others to use the building right along It is thought the contractor will have the third floor built in, and the fur nishings installed all within ninety days.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS
MONEY MASTER" SHOWS
 INSIDE STRIKE DETAILS

One of the most extraordinary films of the year is George Kleine's latest product. The Money Master found ; ed on Cleveland Moffett's famous stage drama, The Battle" The Money Master" is a story Of the gold lust and the Ghetto, showing the two extremes of society from the mansion of the oil king to the tene ment slums of the East Side.
 Frank Sheridan, long known to the theatergoing public for his remark able work in similar roles, plays John Hagsleton. the millionaire, flinty hearted business master, supported by Paul McAllister, Fania Marinoff and Malcolm Duncan.
 The Money Master is the attrac- ton at the Lion theater today and tomorrow and is very opportune as the story deals with capital and labor, laying bare both sides of the question and shows the agitator in- citing the strike. while on the other hand big capital is forming a bread trust The Money Master will be shown at the Lion at regular prices.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
l. {. MARSHAL NOTIFIED NOT
 TO PERMIT ARMS SHIPMENTS

bends on the thoroughness with which deputy United States mar shalS watch the export of materials into Sonora and Chihuahua for guns. United States Attorney Thomas \. Flynn learned yesterday by wire of the presidents proclamation restoring the embargo of 1912 against arms destined for the Villa and other fac tions in Mexico who in the light Of Uncle sam $ recognition of the car ranza government as the de facto government. become bandits and rebels.
 The present embargo is more se- were than the old one, according to Flynn. While the 1912 proclamation forbade the shipment of war ma terials into larger territory i. e. into all Mexico, and the present act eXcepts those parts of the southern nation under Carranzas control. it is not now. as formerly, permissible to ship dynamite etc. for commercial or industrial use.
 The pig mining companies If nor tAern Mexico within the territory controlled by rebellious factions will not he able to get stores of eX- plCsiv"s, guns. or anything else in the line of war supplies from the United States. The forbidden regions are now confined to the states of Sonora and Chihuahua, and the ter litOry of Lower California over none of which Carranza exercises any control Until these state are subjugated, the embargo will exist. barring guns. cartridges and eX- plosiVcs. the shipment of which orig mates in the States.
 Flynn did not know whether or not war munitions" includes food sup plies for the military. Beans" he remarked (unofficially. however, might be called war supplies. inas- much as they are q condition sine qua non, where Mexican soldiery are concerned" By this, he meant tfor non-latinist readers) that without beans military operations could not go on in Mexico.
 Shortly before the 1912 embargo was lifted by an act of President Wilson. big mercantile houses in southern Arizona and Western Texas. and individuals connected herewith, were indicted and tried for unneutral aCts-shipping arms into Mexico. The trials. which took place in the PioeniX federal court. were the most interesting that have occupied the United States tribunal since this be- came federal district. Under the new proclamation. shipping arms be- comes still more completely an un- neutral act. inasmuch as the United States has recognized de facto government south of the border. Now. all acts in aid of rehellious factions in Mexico. will be even more partic- ularly acts in contravention of strict neutrality toward the recognized government.
 As one nation may have commerce of any sort with any other nation, SO may the United States now per init the shipment of arms to the batralions If Carranza. But Villa, under Hymns construction of tile proclamation is now a persona non grata and many other hard Latin things in the eyes Of Uncle sam
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
Iamsra Theater

Beautiful Mary Fuller author, act ress. playwright, one of the really brilliant though young veterans of the moving picture. can be seen ar ;he I.amara theater today in a real heart touching feature, Under South ern Skies" a picture from the play of that name by Lottie Blair Parker. The scenes for the picture were taken in and around the quaint old southern city of Savannah. Paul Panzer, known so well as of "The Perils of Pauline and Milton Stills of The Law of the Land original company worked with Miss Fuller in the picture Charles Ogle. without
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
ASBURY IS IGNORED
 BY MASONIC COUNCIL
Well Known Local Business Man Elected to the Honorary Division
 of the T'arty third Degree

At the biennial session of the su- preme council \. and A. Scottish Rite of F'reemasonry, held at Washington D. C., H. w. ASburY, a well known Phoenix business man, was elected to the thirty-third degree honorary.
 MT. Asbury is a strong Masonic worker and q popular booster. He was recently made a member of the board Of directors of the chamber of commerce.
 The supreme council is known as the mother council of the world, and has just completed and dedicated a two million dollar home for the Washington temple, the headquarters of the rite.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
VIOLET HEMINC IN THE
 FEATURE AT ARIZONA

The Running Fight from the book by the same name by Wm. Hamilton Osborne promises to be up to the Pa ramount standard as this picture was especially produced for the Paramount Picture corporation and is in five parts.
 The story is based on Napoleon of finance Of New York who wrecks sev eraI large business firms by disposing of their funds to his own credit, he also goes to the extreme of crime, love romance runs through the story which holds the interest to the end.
 Miss Hemming is surrounded by an able cast such as Robert Cummings. Thurlow Bergen, Robert Cain, Clarissa Selwyn and others.
 The Running Fight" will be shown for two days only tonight and tomor- TOW.
 Local Picture at Empress
 The feature attraction a the Elm press tonight is a uhree-part Lubin taken at Phoenix by the Romaine Fielding company This was consid- cred the best one ever produced here and is considered by the Lubin com pany as one of their best. The cast consists of Romaine Fielding, Nirne Burns, Jack Lawton. Violet Malone and Jack Dillon, while there are many local people in it. including many children who were at the Monroe school where one scene was taken. You will want to come and see yourself and your friends as they appear in this feature There will he a Kalem comedy. Ham and the Experiment" This is one of the
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

Ham comedies which is becoming so popular at the Empress, also d VitaSraph comedy, What Did He Whisper" These two will make you laugh till your sides will ache The ever popular Hearst Selig Weekly will conclude the siX-reel program which will run today and tomorrow only, with a matinee on Saturday
 afternocn The sclool children can see the picture of the school at the matinee if they can't come at night
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
At the Coliseum

They put on screaming comedy at the Coliseum last evening. The old tin opery was crammed to see the South ern Rose Buds pull off their playlet Bud and Hennery Go To War"
 Hap Jess Button and Lee Harrison as Bud and Hennery trying to explain all about gun powder, were the hit of the show. New ideas in gun silencers were introduced. The war drammer will be repeated tonight.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

whom no Mary Fuller picture would be complete, also takes a prominent part. In addition to this the program today and tomorrow includes two reels. being the third installment of Neal of the Navy" will also be shown. It gives among other things
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
Reco@nition of Calranza Government Brings About Restoration of Famous Neutrality Proclamation of 1912

Whether or not the re-establish- mcnt of the federal embargo on munitions of war on the Mexican border will produce situations sim liar to those of two years ago. which led to Joe Morrison calling the south of Arizona his trouble zone" de-
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22
HIS SISTENCY

Who is that fellow so loudly ad- vocating na tional preparedness 2"
 That's Dolblay. He never has an umbrella when it rains Birmingham Age Herald.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-22

real sights of the Inside of the lives of the men who compose Uncle Sans fighting sea force.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
a Good Show.

u. ; Reeves, owner II tie Royal
Theatre, gave our people a splendid
tire. nights engagement last week
IN billing Rilly Plumles's company,
While the patronage ~asNery meaeer,
oaing TO the extremely bad condition
OF the roads, the company did their
part In giving the people first class
plays, and tirst'class work, Tie com
pany were not only capable In their
every work, but we're gentlemen and
ladies In their conduct while here,
Their band aud orchestra Vas Of a
high class, and their three perform.
ances we're Of the same class, Billy
and his company made friends here,
and We hope some time they ~illcoms
again, when conditions are more IA,
yurable.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
From King Brothers.

Ina recent letter to his friend, +
q Mi,ch.ll, In this city, +, ". King,
Of Pomona, California, gives the fol,
loving information, which viii be OF
interest to the many friends OF the
King Brothers In this vicinity;
doubtless you will he surprised Ia
know that there Is new concern IN
Pomona, known as the King Printing
Co. Wesley and ] have purchased a
large printing plant, and have begun
the publication Of a twice a.week pa,
per called the Bulletin. We do a big
job printing business, employing eight
men, q lady bookkeeper and twenty
carrier boys. We are very busy, hav.
ing taken possession only three weeks
ago. We have a circulation OF over
1900 copies. Very respectfully,
T.. T.. KING. -
New JeiIeTsonian, March nth.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Hunters, Take Warning.

]. r. Mercer, OF Washington, ad-
ministrative assistant In charge Of
the Federal Migratory Bird Law, was
In Kansas City TO start some prosecu.
tions against hunters WHO have been
shooting ducks and geese in violation
Of the federal law.
There has been a fanciei security
on the part Of hunters because the
state iaNS Of Missouri and Kansas
has open season until late in the
spring. Sir. Mercer said. but tie
government cJguiles ul state avs.
4 conflict cannot be claimed any
more than a man could 80 up that
the possession u a federal IiIuOr 4.
csnse absolNei him from paying state,
count! and city license 10 run a "a.
loon.
We van, 10 60 operate with the
states a. much a. possible. aud Ne
have no disposition 10 undertake any
Nindictive measures. but state az
ike that Of Missouri. which permits
the shooting of migratory birds until
April, Il ridiculous. lfsIl the states
had hat privilege there Mould soon
he no duck and goose shooting.
Tie season IN Missouri and Kansas
closes February |, by the terms VI TIE
fedora law. Tie hunters have gem
orally been defying this provision and
claiming tn. enjoyment " the lOnger
season authorized In the state laws II
Missouri AMI Kansas THIS viii lead
to grief, Mr. Mercer dec ares.
80 far his year tie government las
prosecuted tWen'ysiX cases. lines he,
/ INK imposed IN most Instances SvS,
euty more cases are pending AMI Mi
Mercer With the at u kln,a> Ii'l
! u.''sf~ AMI l. e. llis.ir.. " -
Louis. Mip Aa> There NIEu ain A.
assistant. expected 90 att >luy Nan
"A. cas- cs>.s 20 tie TT
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Is Afraid OF Virus.

- ruE EplrpD lave lai ..i.r
a .i''.a .\psii-ut. 600 'Nru,n.A''.r.
IN 10 nu'h serum ani tifI.. al!
ron ny .Np.firuc. A.sI recon
r-ui "n'Nthv lin. ''f'J'.r"n' among
hH., rai>efs, A. 'lr Virus D.. go IAN.
Ief ~ 90 tie farmer o.. ~. 80 h!s
farm, Willie tie serum /. mach safer
IT., 1u,y th,u. /. /, doe, n'' 81 o.,
,1nE A. tie double treatment.
~ siuuildu.gu. nett. Il,
| thinN u Npu.i be- better iHf every
man NLp hycp> hrgS'3 inngcu ate uts
hogs viii >.',u a.uus every ,iN'N
DAY. lui IN IA. Nay Ne NAY 10. au.r
- stamp .U' tie disease l1' -
Iug A. virus l. a .lN-i 20 %. Is,i 100
tie farm T. Wi urN"r TESLA ped our
TIE germs 81. DE carried irln place
60 place IN many way>, and u NiI
continue hrrdkiu. ont uSriiivcpL'i'fy,
unless every hus raiser Nscriutici 49,,
hogs, and even 'l,n ~. disease Huui
not ne overcome any more titan T.
j. Al Tia. present time. We Nuu.i
have 10 continue tie Use OF rrat mrnt
for years 10 cone. where II tie serum
treatment pn'y l. used, Ne NAV he
able TO overcome tie disease Instead
OF increasing II 10y tie gerniS which
are IN tie virus, Serum alone l.
much better becau,e tie virus vii
cause cholera TO result II the ANNA
does not receive sufficient quantity
Of serum, or the operator fats 20 use
tie serum al tie sane tine virus l.
given, or the serum >hDu q not he IN
equal potency with the virus Which
may he used,
In many Mays II j. the wrong thing
for tie farmer 10 USE, and In my opin'
Ion should never b- used on the farm,
Wien serum alone vii check the dis.
ease II given IN time and In a sum.
Client dosage. Perhaps there are
some Who viii not agree with my
method OF overcoming the diseas.
but nevertheless II Is true TO my ey
perience. !, &. TEMPLE
Moscow, Idaho.