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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09
May 10, 1916; GAS a. N
EDWIN L. COAliD
Clerk
Compared tbs TO ETC
STATE or NEW MBXICo
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO

STATE CORPORAL COMMloSlO4N
OF NEW MEXICO
MDCCL
Creacit Eundo
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United States OF America 80
State OF New Mexico
Il ia Hereby Certified. that the annexed Is
n full true and complete transcript OF the
CERTIFIED COPY OF THE
GER rIFlCATE OF INCORPORATION
OF
WHITE OAKS MINES, CONSOLIDA-
TED, INCORPORATED
mo. 8493)
with the endorsements thereon, a. same
Appeals on file and record in the Office Of
thd State Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof, the State Cor
poration Commission NJ the State Of New
Mexico has caused this certificate to b,
sig ne b y It's Chairman and the seal o
said Commission, 10 be affixed at III,
City Of Santa Fc on this 10th day Of May
A. ID 1916.
OSEAl.0 NJ. S. GROVES
Chairman
Attest:
EDWIN F. COARD
Clerk.
Il. X Stamp, l0c.)
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09

STATE OF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
oP NEW MEXICO
MDCCL
Crescit Eundo
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
United States Of America,
State Of New Mexico
II Is hereby certified, that there was
filed for record In the Office Of the State
Corporation Commission Of the State Of
New Mexico, on the 18th day Of May, A..
Dyl0lO at 0:46 a IN. by WHITE OAKS
NINE. CONSOLIDATED, HNCORPOR.
ATED) n corporation duly organized and
existing under aud by virtue Of the laws
Of the state Of New York, a certified copy
Of its CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORA-
TON and Statement designating princi-
pal office IN this State, agent, etc. as
provided by Section l02, Chapter 70,
Laws OF 1905
Now Therefore. The said corporation Is
hereby authorized by the State Corpora.
ton Commission 10 transact business In
the State Of New Mexico, and the bust
ness IL such M ma be lawfully transacted
by corporations organized under the laws
OF this State.
In testimony whereof, the Chairman
and Clerk Of said Commission have here
unto set their hands and affixed the seal
Of said Commission, at the City Of Santu
Fe, on this Fifteenth day Of May, AID
1915.
(Seal) NJ. s, GROVES
Chairman.
Attest;
EDWIN +. COARD
Clerk.
q. II, stamp lOcN
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09

To sell, improve, erect buildings. sink
phaitinR, extend tunnels, doing all neces-
AIRY Snoring and timber work,) manage
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09

To borrow money, make accept, indorse
execute, and issue promissory notes, bills
Of exchange. bonds, d%ebentuFes, and other
obligations. from time TO time, for the
purchase Of property, or for any purpose
In OF about the business o. the company
and to secure the payment Of any such
obligation by mortgage, pledge. deed Of
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-09

To manufacture, purchase or otherwise
acquire, and TO sell and deal In all kinds
OF materials, goods, wares and merchandise
which may he required for any Of the
Of the Company's butiness Or
which may seem capable OF being profit
ably used or dealt IN connection with
such business.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Mcnn bier oaS aapitel 0e8 @leidl.
pepibts bebonoelt mer0en ioll, 10 lei
cine Ginibranfung geitaitct, oa Der
@cgenitano al5u reidIid it, ais oaB
er ii6 III Sen 3abmen einer fur5ge.
iaBtcn getrohhmg ein5ipdngen lieBe.
Gs ioll ndnlib MIR bon ieiten Sor.
perm geiprohen merocn, ino es mag
4. 9. oos @oiier ioipie 6os Sdwim.
men inbejug mif Die @leihgeuidts.
perbdltniiie aisgei1loiien iein Ser
ner iolIen Die @eaeniidnoc, I'M oeren
@leihaeipidt es iid bauoelt, nur ais
cin3elue nidlt ais @lieoer eines SD'
items ouiqciabt peroen. @2on ipridt
ia opdJ 3. q bci elmer Dloidinc bonn
@leidacipidt. 1ieie @erbaltliile
miiiien ausgeidoltct bleiben.
Mcnn man Ole @lcidaewidtspcr'
bdltniiie redlt Deritabcn inO 6eurtei-
len mill 70 1T Dor allen bic acnntnis
0eS SdperpunfieS notig. @a5 1T
obcr 0iricr? Se0cr 96rpcr iest iidj
olis elmer 3a6llolen W2cngc BON &c.
mihtigen Wloiienptnftcn 5uianmen,
oie ollie oidmer0 itn0 sc 1T aber
iiumrr moalidl, riuen ein8igcn @iuft
8u bcitimmen oer aepinermaBen olle
Gait IN lid perciuiot Gas lit Der
nGdmerpitntt~ llno mon oari iidl
MN ioleenoe5 boritelen: Ger gna5e
aorpcr iuicot nidts. Gas &ilo ober.
oos er beiipielsueiie ihuer it, licgt.
in cinem mathematician 8unft 3u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

rem, ieien ibre Olo9ridten oerort
mongel6oft, ooB iie mebr ols pertloS
Ieien. glui einen iolben Nndribten-
oienit boue iid ober sic gon5e 0ffent-
lide Meinung in 9iuBlouO aui. 2orco
belegt feline 8eboupting nit elmer
@eibe bon 9eiipielen uno fiibrt u. a.
Gloae ooriiber, Dab Die gr0Bten rui..I
iiiden gl1tter BON Der @ntlaliilng Oes
W2inilters Sdlan0ro ais bon eiiier
Totia6e eeipro6en b6tten ino 5war
nit Der ge9riinoung, oas itolieniihe
@ols peroe INNER un5ufrieoener,
neil Ole 9leeieriing Deiiti1lonO Den
arieo ni6t erfldre. So0ann babe man
in 9fuBlono gei6rieben oic itolieni.
iGe Grieafii6rung an Sion5o iei nidt
totfrdftig eeniig, iino es tDiiroen De-
Der feline 6ortidritte er5ielt, pos i'm
Snneru oes 2oiiOes eiic ltarfe lln5u.
frieoen6eit berborrufe uIlu. 2orco
niinidt onqeiiAtS oieIcr 3uitduoc,
man mobte oui itoIieniicber Seite
bod 0afiir iorgcn, Dab Stalien IN
0hBlouo cine beiiere 9reIie finbe, unO
6oB man bort fir Die itolieuii6e
Sofe niebr 0ieflnme made. Mon er-
nieoriee iib oomit fcinestpegs, ion.
bern beiolee nur Oos 9eiIpiel guo.
lambs uno HronfreiHs, tpcI9e lib in
9tuB[an0 nit o1en W}itteln beniibten,
ibre Seiluabme am arieee ins ri9tioe
2i6t 81 iteaen. Ole Oieooftion oes
0gorriere bella Sero" iiiot Den Qlug.
fiibrmgen ibres Betcrsburger 9e.
ridterItotters bel, es iei cine bittcre
lteberroiduns feltiteQen 8ll miiiien.
ooB man in Der ruiiiiben Yreile nn0
i'm ruiliifen 8oIfc beute nod an Der
2opolitGt Staliens 81 3meiicln iGeine,
naAOcH bon itaIieniider Seite leit
runO If Waonatcn elm bortuddiger
uio iibernus IAwieri9er &rieg in ocn
9lIpcn geiiibrt peroe Der geroOc in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
Barrier SIciidliuudlsr.

&ie Der na3otin~ neloet, fam es
in 8oris gnOe Waoi au lGrmenoeit
Satuogcbungen Der Sousfrmien i'm
oen N1orftbaacn wegen moBloier
8leiIdprciIc, sic oo5u fiibrten, oab
beoeuienoe Wleneen nnbcrfauit Bile
ben, sic om onoeren Gage bon ben
Sleiih6ei;bauern nlS beroorben Der
gl60ederci iiberpieien purOcn. gln-
iontmInngcn bon SouSirauen Die Der
6ortihaiiuua 5uioben, gaben i6ren
llnpiaen ourdb entriiitcte HroteItrltfe
au erfenncn. Sic foroerten ortngcuo
aiiblanIogen, iopie elm beborOli6es
gingreifen, I'M our6 ongeneilene
8rcisernldBioung dbnlihe |orfomnt-
nilie 81 DcrneiOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

&aO olif elmer ean5 pogeredten
6Idbe. 10 ipiro iib ibr SdDerpuntt
iiber Der @runoluee lpeoer beben nod
iepfen, iolonge aud oos 0iolen iort-
geiebt miro. Ger Stperprnft piiroe
oIio ieinen 8eitreben, 5lt follen iidt
eeiiiioen fonnen, iuenn ct iib irgenO-
ipie beniibte, Elm Rollen 5li peron.
Iolien. Gr 9elponne i'm Siiine iei-
ner glbiidten nid)tS, pdbreno CT fret
lid ou6 nidltS einbuBte. sSniolgc-
oefen tritt Elm 9toaen oieIer Sforper
auf pogere1ter ltnterloge mr. 0onn
elm menn cine frentoe aroit pirfioiH
miro. @}an iaet nurL CAB lid baS
9io0. Die Sllgel uin. i'm ninoiiieren.
ten @Ieih9emidt befin0en. lln0
Elm ioldes lit iiberaQ 0n oor9onocn,
uo Der Sbperpunft bel ciner 9eipc.
gung oes SforperS iueoer iieigen nod
ioQen fann.
Wenn man cine lange oilnnc
Stonge, oie man ais einen oStrid"
aufiaiien bari, oiti Der &ano bolon.
alert, 70 beiin0et iid oieic I'M ulabi-
len @leideclpiht1. Solnngc Die
Stange genaa ienfrecbt geridtct III,
miro iie naaroings nidt lintiallcn
fonnen; oern oann Iiegt Der Gdjper.
punft genalt iber Der unteritiibcuoen
Sono, lnO ooriun iino oic Wtoglid].
feiten lpie Der S1perpunft cine tic
fere Gage ciunebmen fonnte, rings
berlm gan5 gleiH 9roB. Sie mil.
fen einon0cr iilfolge0cilenl nufbeben.
Ylau foun Oieie Siderbeit Der Gage
nod etipas ani4nilider in Der @eiie
begriinoen DAB man 81 eriu0gen
gibt. 6oB Der Stab ia gar riht mill
fen f6nne ipobiu er fallen oiirie.
glun lit ober flar, Bob Elm ioIher
Sto6 0lrb oen eerineiten glnitoB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Sdlperpiinft iiber Ole llnterItiibungS.
ilade binousri!dt bat ct iid etipas
geienft, uno er beriolet MN oen @eg
meiter, auf DEM er iein 8iel erreiAen
fam.
Jiubieere 9erb1Itniiie iino picoer
beim pitnbilen~ @leiAqemifDt Dor.
bonoen. 9ei einem olei6m1Bie &C.
fiIllten SAront beIin0et iid Der
S9perpunft innen in ser W1itfc.
Menn man nun ben Sdronf foutct
mic man 81 iogen pflegt, 10 miro
ocbei ser Shiperpunft oifenbor ge-
boben. g9ie man beriiebt lit oo5u
9Lrbeit n0tie. Gem S6merplnft
fam es ober nid6t beifonen, einc glr.
belt 81 leiiten oie ieinen @eItrebun-
gen gans 5uipi0erloufen lpilroe. Sn-
foIee0eiien beiibt fold elm GSrper
cine Dolig geiiherte Sage, BEL Der
ouh oonn nidt eleid on elm lin.
itiir5cn 5ri 0enfen lit, menn iicb 5ii-
f6lig Elm SeitenitoB bemerfbor mo-
den piiroe. lln0 fippt man ben
aorper, 10 miro CT 70 longe ieine
olte Gage ipieoer einnebmen moaen
ais Der Sdmerpnnft nod iteigen
fam. Grit menn Der SHlperplnft
ienfredt iiber Ser &ippfnnte liegt,
tritt Der 3uitnno oes Iobilen @Ieid-
gefpic9tes elm, 6ei Dem oleroingS
lofort elm llmfippen einieben fam.
0ieIe orei 9lrten bon @leidbgepibt
finoen lif aud, ipcnn Der @cgen.
ltauo nidt iinteritiitt ionoern olf.
geb6uet lit Sreibt man ciucn 9logcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

iammeuoeordnot eben BORT. po Der
Sdperptnft III
Cie Gage DieieS iDidtigen @lmftcS
lit IN mondln 5duen ldnel Su be-
itimmen. glicmano piro 5weifeln
100 Ct bei elmer sliael bei einen
9looe, bel elmer @al3e liegti SeIbit
Der 2aie mir0 erflGrcn oaB er in ocr
@ttte 5u iuhen lei llnO oudb bel pi-
nem aIeidformigen a6rper, ser etwo
pie cine Streih9ol3iHohtel aeiioltei
lit. miro man leiht our6 8eiAntina
ser Gdlinien ocn IN Der 0}itte be.
finoli9cn Sdmerpunft erntitfeln.
@1an iuiro babel fcinen g(nitoB neb-
men oaB er in Der Suit iduebt. 9Lud
Bel elmer Stanoe fii6rt cine umnittel.
bare 9etrodtungsmciie on3u ben
Sdperpunft an sic ridtiee Stenc 5n
icbm. 9ei onOeren a0rpern lit oos
freilid ihmicriger. Gs ioa aber bier
geniiaen, odi ie6er aorpcr eiuen be.
itiinmten Shmerpinft bat.
g9irit man einen a0rper ~ mir
iprcAen olio INNER bon feiteu III in
einc @rube nit idrd9 abfalenoea
9lanoern 10 miro er redt tiet bina6
al fallen ODER 81 rotten beiirebt iein.
W}on fam oa6er iagen. Dab jeOer
aorper cine m1qIibit tieie Gage ein,
ncbmen mill. Nidtiocr 1T ober Der
cut. Ger Sdmerpuntt iuht ole
tieiIte Gage ENHANCEMENT" @enn
man in elmer Ieidten &o6Ifuoel all
elmer Steac ein icbmeres @eiuidt be-
feitiot unO bic augeI iortlhleuoert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

ourd bic Wlitte elmer ienfrebten
Eoppideibe, 70 befinoet iid oieie i'm
inoiifererten @leihqapidt; liegt oer
HRlob oes glogels ii6er Dem Sbmer-
punft 10 lit oos @Ieidgepidlt oito.
biz, i'm entec9engeiebten 8ole vln-
biz. 0ie @eiebe Oes @leihgeipid5-
tes boben I'M prafiiihen 2eber iinO
in Ser Sebnif cine bobe 8e0eutung.
SoIlcn @egeniidnoe, ole nitbt nit
beionoeren W1itteln befeitiet iino,
nidt umioIen ooer iueggleiten, 10
Gilt es offenbor, linen elm mogIidit
Tables @leiheepibt ST. Oeri6affen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

s,taIien Geiitidlano oen arieg erfId.
ren2 gln oieie Syroge fniipien iid oann
aacrlei gtnipielungen. Die fit ito'
lieniidlc Gbrcn uiht oerooc idmcibel-
bait flongcn. 2orco bcfoBt iid balm
eingcBcn0 nit oen 3nItdnoen Der
Breiie nno fiibrt aus. i6r ausldnoi.
iher gienit ici BON elmer gerooe5u
l1hcrIiden lln5uIdnslidfeit. 0ie Elm.
5iae 2uelc fiir oen glodri6icnbicnii
lei Die 9ctersburger 1eleeropben.
aoentnr, meIhe aud Oie gai5e Rro.
bins beoieue- Gie groBten @Idtter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
ataIisu in Ser rnIiiIden sreIe.

Sfalien in ber rmiiiden @reiIe.
GrnIt 2orco, Der @ertreter oes
s.Gorrierc bella Sero" in @ctersburg,
fenoet Ieinem 9lntte eiuen @eridt
iiber oie Siimmano Der ruliiibcn ge.
bolferune mo @reiie aeecniber Sta.
lien. @dbren0 man in NuBlano Dor
elnem Sabre fh ootiir intcreiiiert
babe, mann sStalieu in oen sirieg cin.
trcten meroe, iei belte oic inmcr
iuie6erfebrcn0e 6roae: g9onn wiro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

aus ieiner ienfredten Gage eebrodt
iperoen fam. llnO proftiiA piro
man imnter nit Oerortioen Ginfliii.
len rebnen nIiiiien, no nitbt etpa be-
ionoere Ginit elmer impillfomueneu
Stroft borgebeuat. So6olo ieood Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

iDie oie ryloiUoie gremia", nYirihe.
mia gsieoomoiii~ uuo agfietib" bat.
ten 8ipnr ein5elne 9eridteritotter IN
Yoris, 2onoon uno 9ionL erbicltcn
ober bon ibnen leoielib briefliHc itno
foit feline telegrapbiideu 9ladribtcn.
@enn oieie Seute einmol telegrnpbic-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

70 miro lie quf ebenem 8ooen idllieB.
lid immer 10 5ur 9fube fommen, oaB
ienes @eipicbt. oos bier onndberno
ben Sdperpunft oerf0rpert, om ipei.
IeIten unten liegt.
9iolt cine augel cine @ol5e, Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

biinOeten on5uidmGr5cn Sn 9lom
iheine man o6er nidt biel Sinn fir
iolbe 3ropogonoo 5u boben. @6b.
reno ooS militdriihe Stalien ii6 i'm
9lngelibt oes 6rieoens beloenboit
iblage, ihrirmpfe oas nultlide Sta.
lien iumer mebr 5uioninleu, itott OoB
es fir cine 9eiierung DER Stellitng
StaIiens Dor Der Welt ioret. gaod iei
es 8eit, oie Siiden I'M itolieniihen
glabridtenOienit unO in Der gluffld-
ols5uIiiaen. Smmerbin
iet elm Sobr Der 9ladldiIigfeit mn
nohgeroOe genug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

iibrieen ltiutut oos glott oen 0lus.
fiibrungen ieines W2itorbeiters in
0nlblonO BEL 0oB etipos geit6eben
miilIc, nm 0hlblono iiber oie TGtiG-
felt Stoliens nuf5ufldren. @s bertritt
babel Die 9lniidt, ooB ole 9leeierung
oie notigen 8erfebruneen oa3u tref.
fen miiiie. 0ieie glufgobe iei oIlcr.
oingS ibwierie BEL ser 8mitterItcl-
lung, in Der iib Stolien beiinoc.
Deutldlono 6enubte oie Totiode oea
unboaltdnOieen 9ruAes nit Stolieit.
Inn lesteres iouobl BEL Oen neutroIen
Staaten ais bel ieinen eigencn 9cr-
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-02-11
Obituary

The funeral of George H. Alley for
many years a resident of this county,
who died Sunday, Feb. End, at his
home near Pine River, Mich, was held
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
from the M. P. Church, Rev. C. w.
Greene officiating; burial in the Pine
Run cemetery. His death was caused
after long illness, from complication
of diseases. Mr.. Alley was born in
New York State and came to Michigan
with his parents when small boy.
They first settled near Grand Blanc,
later locating near Clio. He was mar
ried to Malvina Morgan, Sept. ID, 1889,
moving to Pine River II years ago. He
was member of Pine River Arbor of
Cleaners and of Bay Grange. Besides
his wife he leaves one sister, Mrs. o.
letter, of Clio, and one nephew and two
neices, Lee, Mabel and Esther Alley,
children of his brother, VIM. Alley, who
was buried less than year ago.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-02-11
! Wall paper Sc and 1Oc per/roll~at

Wall paper SC and 10c perfroll>at
Hurd's.
plete.
r. r. Knight again displayed his en-
terprise as an auto dealer, when, on
Tuesday evening he conducted parade
of seven new Studebakers and three
Fords through the streets of Clio.
These cars are among the best in the
world and Ralph has been very success
full in disposing of them.
Mrs. Manasseh West and Mrs. Robt.
Scelie, the latter of Manitoba, and a
sister of Mr.. West, visited friends in
Detroit. last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
West also entertained the formers
brother, Isaac, of Manitoba, last week,
but he was called home by telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
babe.
Mrs. Mary Tufford's auction sale, de-
spite the fact that it was held on the
stormy afternoon of Tuesday, was well
attended and very successful fnan-
cially. 1t was advertised exclusively
in the Messenger and through bills
printed at this office. Mrs. Mary
Stewart, whose sale of Holstein stock
was conducted here few weeks ago,
also has told us of her thorough
satisfaction with The Messenger meth
cd of auction advertising. We have
advertised many sales in this vicinity
with, we believe, complete success in
every case.
Walter Wilson returned home Mon
day, following three weeks engage.
ment as vocalist at revival services
held at Hope, Mich. Mr.. Wilson made
the trip to Hope with his horse and
cutter and hoped to get back in the
same way, but when the rains came
and the floods descended all such hope
seemed lost and Walter was obliged to
leave his rig at the home of his broth
erin-law in Brown City. The recent
snow has resulted in a revival of hope,
however, and Walter hopes to go to
Hope soon and bring himself home in
the same way in which ne went.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-02-11
M. E. Church Notes

Class meeting, $3.50 a m. Sermon,
1000 a. m. Sunday School, 1l-3O a. m.
Epworth League at 600 p. m. Sub
ject: Mystery of Minority s
Might. " Leader, Mrs. r. N. Gillett.
Sermon, ZOO p. m The topics for the
morning and evening sermons will be:
"The Conversion of a King" and 1.-The
Man After Gods Own Heart -
The Ladies Aid will meet in the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon,
at two O'Clock. Visitors always well
come.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-02-11
Methodist Protestant Notes

The Ladies Aid will meet in the
church parlors on Wednesday Feb. 16
At the morning service at 1000 the
pastor will preach. There will be a
baptismal service Immediately after
the sermon, and also reception into
full membership. Sunday School at
11:l5. Christian Endeavor at 600,
topic: 1.-The Conservation of Influ
ence." Mrs. Swihart, leader.
The Delta Alpha society held their
class meeting on Monday A pot luck
supper was enjoyed
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-02-11
Grange Officers

The following officers of Thetfor
Grange were recently installed, o. M
Fields acting as installing officer:
A. j. Brabazon, Master.
Mrs. l.. Brown, Overseer.
Laura Jobson, Chaplain.
Mrs. S. Price, Lecturer.
l.. j. Benjamin, Sec. and Treas.
Geo. Pound, Steward.
Otis Scott, Assistant Steward.
Mrs. Galbraith, l.. Asst. Steward.
Mrs. Barbrazon, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. Benjamin, Pomona.
Mrs. Bone, Ceres.
Mrs. Scott, Flora.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-02-11
Card of Thanks

To the friends who assisted in the
burial of our dear one, to Rev. Greene
for his words of sympathy, to Mrs.
Greene for the beautiful singing, we
wish to extend our sincerest thanks.
Mrs. Malvina Alley,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. letter.
Lee, Mabel and Esther Alley.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-09
GIRL STUDENTS
ARE BIG SPENDERS
(By United Press)

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 9.-Girl
students at the University of Mime
sofa spend more money than male
students. This is shown today from
figures compiled by the university.
These show that girls pay $118 a
year for clothing, finery and the like
and only $24 a year for books. Men
pay S62 a year for clothes and $44
year for books. Girls pay more
for board and room, but for miscel-
laneous expenses and recreation the
boys, on the average, stuck for the
girls theater tickets and the like,
spend S62 year while the girls
spend $50. .
It costs $646 a year to prod, &c
a graduated dentist while chemist
gets by for 1859 and an agriculturist
shakes dad down for only an average
of $441. Six per cent of all stu
dents pay more than SIS month
to live, II per cent 335 to $55 q
month for necessities and two per
cent get by for $40 q month, de-
spite h. c. !.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-09
CASS COUNTY PROBE
ADJOURNED TO DEC. II

The hearing In connection with the
investigation Of the affairs of Cass
county was adjourned Wednesday at
Walker to Dec. II.
The reasons for the adjournment
are that the county auditor and COM
missioners must act as q canvassing
board OF the election, and district
court will be held at Walker next
week.
Judge Marshall A. Spooner Of Be-
midi, who IL defending the Cass
county officers, returned to Bemid
last evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-09
JARVIS CASE HELD
FOR GRAND JURY

Judge A. NJ. Crowell of the NUM-
cipal court Wednesday bound Emory
jury on a charge Of selling liquor
without a license in Nymore. Bonds
of $500 were given.
The case was hard fought before
Judge Crowell, County Attorney Gra-
ham M. Torrance appearing for the
state and Attorneys E. E. Mcdonald
and Charles w. Scrutchin for Jarvis.
Jarvis was recently arrested at In
ternational Falls.
In another case now up in the dis
trict court, Jarvis is alleged to have
sold liquor to Albert Brabetz, N.Y.
more barber, who became intoxicated,
lay down in the snow and froze his
hands and feet.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-09
STATE SELLS
$50 ACRES OF
LAND IN COUNTY

At a state land sale conducted In
Bemidji Wednesday ESQ acres were
sold. The state has 4,438 acres Of
land to be sold In this county.
The state is conducting sale Of
6,22S acres at Bagley In Clearwater
county today.
A sale of 5,021. acres will be held
at Walker tomorrow. -.... 49,
., Sales to be held the next week are:
International Falls, Monday, ,14,845
acres; Two Tarbors, Tuesday, 5,905
acres: Duluth, Wednesday, 26,377
acres; Carlton. Thursday, 5,040
acres; Aitkin, Friday, 1908 acres;
Brainerd, Saturday, 6,410 acres.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-09

Indications are that Harold Knut-
son, Republican candidate for con-
gress. will carry the Sixth district BY
5000 votes.
In Stearns county he reduced Du
Bois' majority of two years ago from
Att to 109.~--
Crow Wing county complete was as
follows: Knutson 2,347, Donohue
1.777; representative at large, Bouck
1854, Young 1,741; representative,
Crow Wing county, Oberg 1855,
Hiding A. Swanson 2,O12.
The vote in Beltrami county from
As precincts is as follows: Knutson
1858, Donohue 1855, John Knutsen
275. ~
Wilson is leading in the Beltrami
county returns. He will carry the
county by several hundred votes. In
the As precincts reported Wilson re-
ceived 1,402, Hughes 1,O42.
The results from the As precincts
are as follows:
U. S. Senator--Kellogg 1908; Law
ler 734, Calderwood 4S4.
Governor-Burnquist 1,4S1, Dwyer
sos, Bentall sos, Anderson 129,
johnson 129, Johnson 46.
Lieutenant Governor-Frankson
1888. Thorson GOA, Hanson $50,
Simonson 13O.
Secretary of State-Schmahl l.
626, Johnson 579.
Attorney General-Smith LIS.
Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner-Mills 1881, Heden sos, Lind
500.
Judge of the 18th Judicial District
Stanton 1921.
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Anderson 527. Quinn GIG.
Lennon has been returned as coun-
ty commissioner from the Fifth dis
trict.
Sam Ellis was elected county COM
missioner in the Fifth district, de-
feating J. c. Thompson of Blackduck
by fair vote.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-09
GREATEST DAIRY
COUNTRY IN WORLD

Beltrami county is the greatest
dairy country in the world, according
to J. l.. Coy of Scotland, S. D. Mr..
Coy has left his veterinary business
at Scotland, netting him about S.
500 a year, to take up stock farm
ing in Beltrami county. He has pur-
chased a 16O-acre tract at Wilson.
He Started his farm with three cows
and two head of horses. He now
has 100 acres under the plow and in
clover, owns 13 pure bred cows and
one registered bull. ..-..