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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY
FIGHT IN U. S. HIGH COURT
ZION 3 staff correspondent.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.--(speciaI Tele-
gram,)-A motion 70 advance the case
Of the state Of south Dakota. ex rel. r.
o. Richards. p. J. Murphy ana Harry A.
Perriton. plaintiffs IN error, against NJ.
p. Whisman as county auditor OF Beadle
county. South Dakota, defendant In error.
was presented to the supreme court OF
the United States by local attorneys act
Ing for T. II. Null. attorney for the
plaintiffs IN error
The case grows out Of the south Dakota
primary laws. which. as interpreted COM
pei the primaries TO be held on June 9.
1915. . day before the national republican
oonventson meets In ChiceEo. and q weak
before tire democratic convention In 81.
Louis.
The motion to advance asks that the
hearing be set at date not later than
February ie. IN oraer that the machinery
for holding the primaries. az provided IN
the act OF iaii. mey be set In motion. to
the end that the primaries may be held
on March . instead Of June G. as pro-
vided in the act OF 1915, which. acoordins
10 the brief submitted. contains no pro-
vision for. continuing the party officers
and committeeman and party organisa-
ton heretofore existing. and hence. there
Is not now. under said act Of isiS. any
legal organisation by and under which
the proceedings for the primary election
can be initiated
The brief further says. a condition Dor
dering on choas exists in South Dakota.
Expenses are being incurred to carry
into effect so much OF the act OF the lee.
ialatnre Of 1915 as Il possible OF enforce,
msnt II said act should be held 10 be
valid. which win neeessitate the levyins
and collection Of taxes to pay the same
and which. II held 20 he void. will I'm.
pose an unnecessary and illegal expens.
on the state. Political feeling Is az hist
tension. The machinery for maintaining
and continuing a republican form OF GOV
ernment Is paralyzed, though guaranteed
by the peace section OF the federal con
stitution, Section T. Article "; and IN,
lpeople are helpless"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26

GRisWoLp. Ia, Jan. &.--Sspeciai)--
The building On the south side OF Main
street In which W. II. Watson conducts
cream and poultry station burned down
about 4 o'clock yesterday morning.. The
fire was discovered too late 10 save either
the building or contents. The loss is
5000. with 500 Insurance. The fire IL be-
ieved TO be Of ineondiary origip.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Deparsmea. orders.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-tspecial Tele-
srem. )-CiVil service examination will be
held on February -. FOR postmAsters al
Marion and Cornelia. Neb.
The Posloffice department. has accepted
the proposal 81 George M Adams 20
lease new quarters for the Dostoffice Al
Crawford. Neb.. for a term % ten years
from July
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26
Body Of Fireman
Is Found Under Car


HoLDREGE. Neb.. Jan z.--Cspecial
Telegram. 1.-The body OF Fireman Walter
Mol. who was killed in the burlington
wreck near Atlanta yesterday. was found
this afternoon under a car Of wheat.
The line has been cleared and trims
are running again on the main line.
Injuries 70 Gus Budick. engineer on the
yreoker which tipped over early this
morning willis clearing the track. are not
expeeted to prove fatal.
I.F. Duffy. the engineer Of the pas
senger train. killed 10 the wreck. was
the oldest Burlington enginemen west OF
the Missouri river. He died with clean
record. never having had an accident
He went onto an engine as an engineer
IN 1879 and had been running contlnu-
onaly ever since. when the Billings line
was opened. he was the first engineer
70 take a train out OF Lincoln over tho
new read lie resided IN Lincoln. His
wife Is IN ono OF the Omaha hospitals
and "a IN a critical condition. u being
feared that the news Of the death OF
her husband will produce fatal results
She came 10 the hospital last Monday
fsr an operation and was accompanied
BY her husband. who returned to Lin
coin the following day.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-26

FOrtiS the system Against Grip.
To remove the cause Of Colds Grip
and Influenza take Laxative Bromo
ouinine. II destroys germs. sets as a
Tonic and Laxative and keeps the system
in condition TO throw off these attacks.
There IL only one Promo oulnine." r.
w. Groves's signature on box. s5e-Ad-
vertinement
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-03

The Paducah Sun says;
Mrs. B. H. Moredock. of Ma
rion, KY, is in the city on bust
ness,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Guess and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Taylor, of
Marion, KY, were in the city
Sunday on a motoring trip.
Miss Vivian Kelly is visiting
relatives in Dycusburg. Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-03

Miss Miriam Blackburn, Of
Paducah, who was the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. U. G. Hughes,
and Rev. Hughes, left Monday
for Mt. Vernon, Ind. to visit
her uncle. G. H. Hurley and his
family.
Mrs J. H. Mullis and her
three daughters. nellie, Mary
and Jane. of Roswell. New Mex
leo were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Foster in north
Marion last week. Mrs. Mullis
was Miss BERTHE Wigginion be-
fore her marriage. a Fredonia
beauty.
Mrs. Virlie Cofman Koltinsky,
who was the guest Of Miss Ethel
Hard. during the institute and
remained over for the week END,
left Monday for her home in
Morganfeld.
DR.. T. A. Frazer returned
Sunday from Evansville where
he took his son, Robert, fol
treatment, in the Walker santa
rum.
Any one desiring concrete
work will do well to see j. N,
Boston and get his prices. He
will guarantee to do you a frs,
class job.
Save the trouble of making
two calls by giving us your or
der for groceries along with youI
fresh meat order. We have
Heinz canned goods. -Babt
Bros.
Miss Julia Cook. who spent the
weekend with her uncle, j. NJ.
Walker and other relatives in the
county, has returned home.
ID. B. Moore has accepted 9
position in the hardware depart
ment at Jacksonville. linda, in
the U. S. Military depot and ha:
gone to work there and is much
pleased with his work so We
hear.
Mrs. Ella Pierce and daughter
Miss Miriam are entertaining
q house party this week at tn,
Pierce mansion on North mair
St Among the list Of guest,
are the following: Mrs. Mamie
Cotton, Of Louisville, Mrs. Ad;
Ramsey and jamie Ramsey o
Madisonville, KY, Mrs. Corr
Jones and Miss Helen Cox o
Nebo. Ky.
WANTED Employment il
home with old couple. | know
how to do all kinds Of houseworl
cooking. washing and ironing.
Mrs. Martha Millican,
Phone 272.
FOR SALE-76 acres of land Of
Morganfeld road near Baker un
der wire fence, 10 acres cleare,
and sowed in clover and grass
S. NJ. Jenkin,
A white horse, a white hors
mule and a bay horse mule ar
$ rays at my house,
Frank Adams.
FOR SALE the best brood mar
in Crittenden county," 10 yea
old.
S. NJ. jenkins.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-03

ID
y The Mysteries of Mira" be-
Ngins at the Marion Opera House.
Tuesday evening, Aug. 9Th. In
Is episodes. 2t
Thursday, Trustee day, brought
quite a number to the city and
the Teachers Institute.
Prof. NJ. +. Pogue and Bos.
well Pogue. Of Princeton, were
in town Thursday.
II you are looking for a house
ard lot. see Order & McFee.
RECEPTION" a coffee Of
quality. with an aroma all its
own Try it and you will thank
US. ASHER & LAMB.
George ID. Kemp. Of Dean
wood. left for his home Thurs
day in a new Ford touring car,
which he and his family will en-
JOY.
Miss Gladys Baker has return
ed from Paducah. where she
visited Miss Thelma James. Miss
James returned with her and is
now her guest.
Rufus and Roy Terry. Of Chi.
cago. arrived SUNDAY for a visit
to their parents, Esq VIM. I.
Terry and wife, in the Forest
Grove section.
|, r. Z. Wilson and other county
trustees were here Thursday to
attend the Trustees meeting.
Misses Alma and Anna Down
ing. OF Princeton, are the guests
OF Miss May Chappell on 0'Bryant
street this week. -Cadiz Record.
Just received long sleeve
white silk waist on sale 80 cents,
white silk middies 80 cts, white
felt hats at 80 cts; close out prices
on skirts. Corduroy skirts 81 40.
Underwear close out price. New
line of Organize waists 20 cents.
Close out on Bungalow aprons at
Acts; nice shirtwaist 10 cts; a
line of close out children school
Amiddies 25 cts at Lottie Tinsley
Terry's.
Miss Loleta Frayser, of Next
co. was the guest of Miss Vera
Conyer at the Park Wllsonia fol-
the weekend.
See Order g. McFee for farm
property, hav. some bargains
close in to town.
Miss Elsie Young, of the Ere
donia Valley, who was the guest
of Miss Vera Conyer at the Park
Wilsonia last week, has returned
khOme'
Mrs. Edna Story, who was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles Williams, on soutf
Walker St.. has returned to hel
home in Louisville.
FOR SALE matched team youns
horse and mare 2 and 3 year,
old.
S. M. jenkins.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-03

First ribbon sale Of the year.
Nice wide hair ribbon IN all
colors 10 cents. Come and see
the new line of ribbon at Lottie
Tinsley Terry's.
Miss Lucille Pope. who has
been attending the Louisville
Conservatory of music, returned
home Tuesday.
Charles K. Psdon. of Salem.
and son, Jacob Green Padon.
were here doing some trading
Thursday.
George Catlett. editor Of the
Princeton Leader. and Attorney
Baker. of Princeton, were in the
city Wednesday.
Born to the wife of w. Bryan
Fox. of near Frances, a fine nine
pound boy, Saturday morning,
July 22nd. 1916, being named
William Paul.
Clarence w. Grady and j. S.
Heath, two leading citizens Of
Weston. were here Thursday.
Mr.. Grady will sell out his stock
at Weston in bargain sale. See
his advertisement.
Cleaning. pressing and repair
ing. Agents for the White Swan
Laundry. Best in town. All
work called for and delivered.
Huffman & Cook. jenkins Bldg,
Have you tried Mama's bread?
It's the best ever. Babb.
Miss Lillian Anderson, Of Nor
garfield. was the week END
guest Of Miss Vera Conyer at
the Park Wilsonia.
c. L. McGregor who bought
the Virgil Moore house on East
Depot ST.. for $4,000, will
move to il in the near future and
make il his permanent home.
( VIM. I. James. wife and
daughter, Miss Thelma, of Pa.
lducah. who were guests of their
relatives and friends in the city
and county last week have now
returned home.
Elder Will Mott, Of Dublin,
Ca, has returned home after a
sojourn of several weeks with
his relatives iere. His mother,
Mrs. Lucy Mott, is still quite i'll.
FOR SALE new section honey
also strained honey.
s. NJ. jenkins.
| Catalogues and water melons
on ice at all times. at Babb Bros,
A protracted meeting will be
gin next Monday night at Crook
eli Creek church. The pastor,
Rev. Hosea Paris, will be assist
ed by Rev. R. Robinson, of Dunn
Springs.
Mrs. Marshall Jenkins anC
daughter, Eulalie. returned Sun
day from a short sojourn il
Louisville.
r. H. Haynes and wife, o
Marietta. Okla, arrived las
week to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Haynes, on Sa
! lem street.
We will bond you.
! Order & Woods.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-03

~ JOu W ohb vic bCot Will pOt
ter house or round steak, we
have it. -Babb Bros.
w. B. Yates and family left
Friday for Greensboro to assist
in the song service at a protract-
ed meeting near there at Maceo.
Miss Era will use the flute.
WANTED Rags and old metal.
Will call at residence for same.
Phone Cannan's hotel.
832tp Cook & Frayser.
DR.. and Mrs. j. D. Threlkeld.
OF Marion. were in the city last
week the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. l.. Threlkeld. Dawson Tele-
gram.
Charlie K. Wilson, wife and
two children have returned from
Colorado. where they weat in
search of health for Mrs. Will
son. She is in a very precar.
ious condition.
FOR SALE Splendid saddle
and driving horse.
S. NJ. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson
moved Monday to their new res
idence on the Crittenden Springs
farm.
L0ST:-Some where in Marion
on Saturday. a silverine watch.
stemwinder. leather fob. Re-
ward if'returned to Press Office.
Paul Travis.
Mrs. NJ. o. Eskew, who acct
dentally scalded herself a few
weeks ago by slipping and fall
ing with a tub of boiling water,
is improving rapidly and hopes
soon to be up and about and to
feel no bad effects from her mis-
hap.
|. I. Hollowell and family,
formerly of Henderson, but for
the past few years residents Of
Morganfeld and Marion, have
returned here to reside. -Madi-
sonvflle Hustler.
J. Riley and Percy Brasher, of
the Dycusburg and SIEVE n
Springs vicinity. were here
Thursday attending Trustees
meeting.
FOR SALE-Two No. ! mich
cows, half and three quarters
jersey. Both fresh. One calf.
w. +. McMurry,
Sturgls, Ky.
Wanted-A woman to COOK
and light house keeping for q
couple. Good place and wages
For information apply at Pres:
office.
Mrs. h. G. kimpton and hel
daughter, Miss Carol. who wer,
guests of her father, d. c. Rob
erts, who is i'll at the home o.
his son, G. p. Roberts, left Mon
day afternoon for their home il
Chicago.
All persons knowing them
selves indebted to me will please
come forward and settle at once
My son Is in a hospital, and | an
at heavy expense and must hav,
money. | helped you when yol
were in trouble, and now | wan
you to help me. If you do no
find me, pay Carl.
T. Atchlson Frazer.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-03

Prof. +. j. Clement was elect
ed superintendent of schools at
Mira, Texas, last month by a
majority of 637 over his opponent,
the vote being 1894 for Clement.
and 1857 for his opponent.
Ernest Blackwood, of Clay, has
accepted the first chair in the
Mcconnell & Virgins shop where
he will be pleased to give you a
shave, hair cut or shampoo.
Mrs. Carrie Jones and little
daughter, Virginia, and Miss
Maude Gill, Of Wapanucka, Okla.
who have been the guests for
two weeks of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Gill, left Tues
day for their home in the south
west.
Wilmer Specs has accepted a
position in the Hotel Kingdom
barber shop at Henderson, and
has assumed his duties there.
Mrs. Specs and the little girl are
at present in Livingstone county.
| Guy Givens and family have
returned from Chicago where he
went seeking employment.
The Caldwell County Teachers
Institute is in session in Prince
ton this week. A full report will
apper in the Leader FRIDAY so we
are informed. Prof. C. w. Rich
ards, formerly of Princeton, now
of Ardmore. Okla, is conduct
ing it.
L0ST:-A friendship pin and
also music pin gold star and
crescent. Reward if returned
to Press office.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Foster
and two children will make an
automobile trip to Arizona this
month to visit his brother, R. E.
Foster, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond, of
Louisville. who were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Rochester
for the weekend, prolonged
their visit until Wednesday
when they left for their home.
Rev. T. c. Newman has re-
turned from Springfield, Tenn.
where he assisted in protracted
meeting.
Miss Annie Louise Dean, Of
Order. is the guest of friends
and relatives here this week.
Mrs. Jesse Weldon and daugh-
ter Aurelia and son Freeman, of
Madisonville, are guests of her
mother, Mrs. Lear. on West Elm
street.
i Rev. b. f. Jacobs, of Leon,
Iowa, was here this week enroute
to Columbus, Ohio, his new home,
he having been called to the pas
torate of the Presbyterian church
there. Frank is one of our Crit
tenden county boys who is a cred
il to US and he is always well
= coined to Old Crittenden.
Mrs. c. B. Tate, of Madison
vile, Kentucky, wife Of the well
known drummer, c. B. Tate, Sr.
is the charming guest of Mrs: J:
: R. Finley and daughters on North
College street, she having come
|, over with the house party of Mrs.
Ella Pierce.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-08-03

All KINDS OF country produce
bought and sold by S. S. Wood
son. at the James stand near the
Marion Mill and |. c. R. R. cross
ing chickens, eggs and butter
wanted. ct SO
Mrs. c. j. Pierce, who spent
the weekend in Paducah, return
ed home Tuesday afternoon.
The heirs of the late w. F. o.
liver, were in Marion Tuesday and
selected his son Ray Oliver as
administrator of the estate which
is estimated at $40, 100000. Mr..
Oliver carried SIS, 900 life insur-
apce and owned near 500 acres of
good land.
We get cold storage meat,
shipped in refrigerator car, and
have a new sanitary refrigerator
to keep it in. Telephone No.
1882. -Babb Bros.
Mrs. Matte Murray and j. E.
Jackson and wife of Lebanon,
Tenn, are visiting DR.. o. c.
Cook on East Bellville st.
We can treat in our home a
limited number of cases with
Granular sore eyes. We will
also reduce lac weight of fat or
bio tied people without drugs or
$ arriving. We guarantee results.
ii K. Gilcnns. 0phr.
Mrs. Daisy Champion, wife of
Judge Thos. w. Champion of
Ardmore. Okla, and their son,
Charles were visitors in the city
last week enroute home from a
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Aaron Towery of Piney. Ky.
Crider & McFee, Real Estate
Agents. Town properties bought
and sold. Farms for sale.
Marion, Ky.
H. c. Wolfe of Berea, Ky. ar
rived Tuesday morning enrou.e
to Union to visit Mrs. Wolfe
wto has been the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Car
tee for the past three weeks. He
will also visit his parents Mr.,
and Mrs. ]. T. Wolfe at Tolu
while here and many other re-
latives here and in Western Ky.
Mr.. Wolfe is one of boys who
has made good, and is now the
proprietor Of a large lumber,
milling and X. r. tie yard in the
Eastern kentucky mountains,
Cleve wears the same smile he
used years ago to catch Kitten.
FARM L0ANS--0n long time
cheap interest, repayment priv
ileses. Also lie insurance il
the Columbia Life,---BEN L
YATES.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

the open the newest society dances should rise to offend the soft southern sky.
 Being a good general, the hostess was early on the scene, marshaling her forces. To her there came Cynthia Meyrick, radiant and lovely and wide eyed on the eve of her wedding.
 How sweet you look, Cynthia" said the duchess graciously. But, then, you long ago solved the problem of what becomes you"
 q have to look as sweet as I can," replied the girl wearily. "All the rest of my life I shall have to try and live up to the nobility"
 She sighed.
 "To think" remarked the duchess, busy over a great bowl of flowers, that tomorrow night this time little Cynthia will be Lady Narrowly. I suppose you'll go to Rakedale Hall for part of the year at least?"
 T suppose sO."
 q, too, have had my Rakedale Hall. Formal, Cynthia, dear, formal. Noth- ing but silly little hunts, silly little shoots. American men would die there. AS for American women, nothing ever happens-the hedges bloom in neat lit tie rows-the trees blossom-they're bare again. Cynthia, sometimes I've been in a state where I'd give ten
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
TAX NOTICE
TREAsURER's OFFICE
{ Continued tomorrow

NOTICE is hereby given that +be 'AssesBment Books of the Tax abl" property for the year'1916, are now i'll my hands. and the taxes levied upon the same are now due and payable at my office, Fourth Avenue in the City of Skagway. be- tween the hourB ot ID. ID. and 5:SO Q. n. daily, except sundayB' and holidays.
 That unpaid taxes on Personal Property become delinquent on the 18th day of November 1916, and unless paid prior thereto a pen altv of 20 per cent will ba'added.
 That unpaid taxes on Real Pro pt riy will be delinquent at 6'o'clocE ?. m. on the last day of February, 1917, and unless such taxes are paid prior thereto they will become delinquent and 20 per cent penal Y will be added, and interest lat 8 Der cent per annum will be charg ed from date of delinquency until paid.
 PHIL 'ABRA.HAMS, 11-15-2o. City Treasurer.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23
SYNOPSIS

Owen Jephson Insures Lord Narrowly that Cynthia Meyrick shall not change her mind about marrying him. Richard Minot, a clerk. is sent to Florida to save the policy.
 Mfnot tries to board the yacht Lileth, on which Narrowly left for Florida, and Is thrown overheard. He leaves on the Palm Beach special. !s
 On the train at Jacksonville Mino; meets a beautiful girl. He falls in love with her. She proves to be Cynthia Aey- rick.
 Cynthia Meyrlck tells Minot she Is to marry Lord Narrowly in a week. Henry Trimmer. an advertising specialist, tells AIinot he'll bust up tls wedding.
 Trimmer produces another man, who says he is the real Lord Narrowly. Mino' overhears a conversation which conVincea him that Martin Wall, Harrovby's friend Is jewel thief
 At house party Chain Lightning's col lar, g Narrowly jewel. is stolen from Miss Meyrick Lord Narrowly admits the theft and gives Minot the jewel.
 Trimmer again produces the man he claims to be the real Lord Narrowly llinot plans to kidnap aboard the yacht Lueth Trimmers Lord Narrowly.
 Gabrielle Rose, an actress and an old flame of Lord Horrowbys, arrives in San Marco. So do two newspaper men, who get a job on Gonzales paper.
 The two newspaper men. unaware that they are on a blackmatling sheet. get bis salaries. M!nOt cleverly gets Gabrielle Rose out of town.
 MInOt goes 10 tie newspaper office and, after convincing the newspaper men that they are working for a blackmaier, ob- taIns possession of IIarrOwby's letters to the actress.
 In a Kidnapping of Trimmer's Lord liar rowby there ls a scufIie, and Minot loses Chain LiEhtning's collar. IL Is returned with a note from Martin Wall.
 Trimmer rcacarses the fake Lord Har- rowi.y for an interview with the Mey- rick .urs father. After the interview Spencer Meyrick again declares the we'd iHg off
 When Lord Narrowly suddenly leaves town Alinot, convinced that he Is a fake lord. cunfesses his love to Cynthia Mey- TICK. The real George Narrowly appears George Narrowly exposes the fake Lord Narrowly, and nothing seems likely tc prevent the wedding of the real Lord Harrowby and Miss Meyrick.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-23

years of my life just to hear the rattle of an elevated train"
 She stood looking down at the girl, an all too evident pity in her eyes.
 Tt isn't all 1t might be, fancy, mar rying into the peerage," Cynthia said.
 My dear" said the duchess, when you introduced that brother of Lord Harrowby's this afternoon-that big, splendid chap who said America looked better than title to him-I could have thrown my arms about his neck and kissed himr' She came closer to the girl and stood looking down at her with infinite tenderness in her washed out eyes. "Wasn't there-any American boy, my dear?" she asked.
 "I-I-hundreds of them," answered Cynthia Meyrick, trying to laugh.
 The duchess turned away.
 Its wrong of me to discourage you like that" she said. Marrying into the peerage is something, after all. You must come home every year--in- sist on 1t. Johnson, are these the best caviar bowls the hotel can furnishr'
 And the Duchess of Lismore, late of Detroit, drlfted off into a bitter arg,:r ment with the humble Johnson.
 (Continued tomorrow