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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-11-18

nom are you confesslng tor he
shouted, what do you want to con-
fess forf Aren't you in this game as
deep as | ana"
He grasped the barrel with both
hands, but little Louie seemed pos
sessed by a demon. The fear of losing
his hoard gave him preternatural
strength
Get out or I'll shoot ~ he screamed,
Wrestling the gun from Sebastian
I'll have that fake confession of
yours first" Sebastian shouted.
He darted to the table. The pad
was there, and the pencil, but the con-
fession was gone. Sebastian, forgetful
of his danger in the terror that came
over him, went down on hands and
knees and began hunting upon the
floor.
Get out" screamed Louie, hammer
ing him with the butt of his weapon.
"Give up that confession :" screamed
Sebastian, attempting TO close with
him again.
For ons,vnr Ionic stannad hocl, and
aimed the gnn nj the intrpder,s head
Sebastian lodged sought tbe shock
door, opened it, ana ran outside
Ionic was mad That wos the only
possible explanation.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

The three members Of our present
supreme court, who are candidates for
recollection, Chas. J. Fisk, +. B. Goss
and T.. r.. Burke, ought to have little
trouble in being returned. They are
men Of mature minds and being of
middle age, are able to do the work
that is expected of them. This is an
age of efficiency. No farmer would
choose fiftccn-ycar-old horse in pref
crcncc to a -ycar-old. The work of
the supreme court was never so well
up az it is today. The voters should
remember that they are putting in men
for six years and they should choose
wisely. One of the opponents, Robin
son, will be nearly eighty years of age
by the time that his term will have eX-
PRED. The Independent believes that
we should let well enough alone and
vote for Goss. Fisk and Burke. Should
the voters defeat these men, they will
defeat the backbone and stability Of
our supreme bench AS the court now
is. it has high standing with the bar
and with the neighboring states.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
CITY BEAUTIFUL lNSPEC-
TlON PARTY ENTHUSIASTIC

The participantS in the auto inSpec-
ton tour are enthusiastic over Mlnot'S
! beauty as seen AT close range. 1t Is
safe to say that the city has never
looked better at this time Of year.
Those SkspticS who say that Minot is
too young 70 bsautify. the climate too
difficult to contend with. would do well
| 10 make little inspection trip Of their
own one Of the beautiful June eve
nings, They would find themselves in
an exceedingly small minority. They
would see III every part of the city
men. women and children planting and
| pruning, cultivatiug and moving. wat
ering and wedding, showing unu,lstaS-
ably the attitude Of the majority, Even
with prejudiced minds they could
scarcely fail to note the results Of ali
| this activity in the beautifully smooth
green lawns, In the dozens Of gay WIZ
dow boxes and flower beds, and In the
( scores Of promising gardens which are
I already Supplying their owners with
I laxaries for the table They would
I see too, III many properties. provisions
| for summer enjoyment In the way OF
I rustic seats and garden benches and
arches and summer houses which the
wires are beginning to cover, They
would see evidence thar the belief In
Minos's possibilities and the desire for
I her a&ornmenr have been cherished for
/ years In the beautiful blooming shrubs
( Of the season, the hcnsysuckls. Ilacs.
and spireas. in the bleeding heart just
past their beauty, In ctumps Of column
4 sins. arpassed In any state IN the
union. Of peeries, larSspur and russ
/ bushes loaded with buds, The owners
[ Of these perennial Joys are new enjoy
/ iag q feast Of beauty while those vino
believe stsat ANIMALS furnish the only
( dependable clear for MinoG MUST wait
weeks vet for their iewers.
The scornfel minority might find
ard point triumphant 10 assl, piles and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

saj1efsisy, tJ@4 Nrfnes, graduating
IN me &ARA HIaas, and MS hag@ Waslhst!
bi4 fapiA aAyaH@GWGht MN pleasure.
The Jyfga haE D@y4r GnAged IN i&s5e
ahd gHIikh EptnH bEhers, ne ha* not frl"
jSUsA Ghh lines ~ IHa&t resistance.
Naturally - mAG .Datapnk@h iikH NJ 10
hrs mada apns e6erGjs&, bpt hh has
nadh q hnst III Frlarls as new The
"gHnp" earnDt rrhEyr! him ana That -
NM the ghhg phper& are against hun,
b9E thh pA,pIn IN general sre frf hin
and bh WjIl be nGdinat@i NTH II by
ma jDrlty Jadge @eVefann Is an able,
hnnhat atlH,hfy, rhh Mfirs needs n
man Hbr Is veil trained IN lhW hrd not
uethly Due VIVA IL nblh ~ lrDk after
The nierral W,rk, Juhgs SeVerEnn has
MT behn AbiH K, mike vnry expensive
raupaigu fnr ernrrmi"aI reasons, he
has smplryeh no depntv, therefore is
kept elDse h. bis Dl1icf, bpt tbs vDtefs
are hWhre u This and Ibis VII I'M
be held IN his favor. The
Judee's opponent has the support N
r, W. Medberfy, Who Was Riven such n
decided defeat by Mr., Heverson Two
years hpn, His success This year bids
fnir ~ he n repeiilion u that In The last
nieniDu, t.eVsrsnn has won the tue
"Ihe man The gang Is afraid or ana
bp IL loved for The enemies that he has
made. 4 vote for "iinneaL John" Is n
yDta IN tbs beht interests of the Wids
bWs and minors.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

The independent believes that Wal
TER &. TAylor should be reelected In
sufance Commissioner N North Dako-
Ia. This pnpcr has never worked with
any "poIiticnl gang" and We have new
er hesilhtcd IN crit'cising any official
when We considered that he was re-
miss In his duties, but We have never
heard one word nf criticism concern
ing Mr.. Taylor. This h an import
ant office and needs trained man.
" IL important 10 the state that Mr..
Taylor should be returned. Nearly
every citizen in the state carries in
surnncc In some company and Mr..
Taylor has never allowed fake ingur-
hncc companies TO operate.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

Very little corn has been planted this
season, pfnlhbly hschuse there It not II
great deaf Of first class seed and the
weather 50 far has not been very fhVr
prhIlp, A. u matter Of fact. This II
not u good corn year IL any part Of the
rreal corn belt, Down IN Illinois and
Town, Whrre the BEST corn In The world
Ii raised. the prospects, are lhht tn"
crop VIII he 40 better than II was last
year and We grew almost MS good corn
last yenr his The farmers on their E2OO7
an acre land did. Those who rnsied
corn last year did 30 by means Of thor
ourh cultivation. Some remarkably
nnr corn rnl,ired IN North Dakota last
year and Hnne more will he grown this
yenr Cultivation Mills the weeds and
unr Of lhe very useful functions OF the
corn crop ID to clean up the soil, TIL
are destroys the seeding wendn and
Lrinrn othern to II position where they
viii terminate. to be KILLED IN turn.
Cultivation ndniH needed mir to the
soil aud prnvideH one mennH for the nc-
run,ilaIi"n Of nitrogen, And cullivn-
ii"n Keeps the moisture IN the noil
from eVhporn'ing. and holds 1t avail
able for the uHea Of the plant, When
~ doubt, cultivate,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

fnadh that no caGdidates for county o.
Gce have received The enforcement u
thc league, The independent II glad
W nDtH This. The candidates far
cl3nty offjGes are we'll knDWn IN the
communities where they reside and
there IN no nsed for any enforcement
u this kird, Candidates for county
offirn whn claim that they have the
Itapue'a endorsement arc going IN get
IN "pretty bah" with the organization,
VIZ kDDW NJ d number NJ candidates
opM 1sK 'snAusl aq1 nlof 9ou PIP opM
arc In sympathy with the movement,
fur the reason that they believed that
by their joining H. would be TOO appar-
ent that they we're making "a play for
lengue vDtEs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
UNITED LUTHERANS
ORDAlN % DlVINES

Twenty-nine young men were or
dained to the ministry at the annual
national convention Of the United
Norwegian Lutheran Church of Amer
lea a, Fargo last week. Right Rev.
L. H. Dahl, D. D., otliciated. Four of
the members Of the convention, Rev.
+. ], Hinderlie. Rev. NJ. X. Hartman
and Professors J. Holland and Henry
Thompson, We're sworn IN by the chief
OF police as special plain clothes po-
lcemcn.' as il was feared that pick
pockets might go to Fargo, attracted
by the immense crowd.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

1t is estimated that the farmers Of
North Dakota lose almost a million
dollars year through poor roads.
Very few farmers realize just what
they are losing per load in hauling
wheat over poor roads. The farmers
of North Dakota are being aroused as
to the importance of good roads. mas
much as nearly half Of them now own
autos, this is one Of the main reasons
for the awakening.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

A election day approaches 1t be
comes more apparent that the chances
OF Il, A, Ncatoa for the republican
nomination for u. s, senator arc bet
ter every day. The reports indicate
that he hpa considerable strength IN
tho homo towns Of both his opponents
aud will receive strong support there
On the other hand, IN Minot and Ward
county the vote will practically DO sol
ii Tor Ncstos tic has boon worker
Tor public good over since his first nd
vent to the city and the people feel
that he viii continue along that line If
sent to Washington,
II ts pleasing to the independent to
note that on this particular matter the
people Of MInot arc thoroughly agreed,
The opportunity to add United
States senator to her citizenship of the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

IN the independent this week will be
found number Of political advertise.
mcnla, sent to ~ by organizations and
Individuals. These are marked as po-
ll,cnl advertising and whatever they
contain does not necessarily reflect the
editorial policy Of the Independent.
our editorial columns arc reserved for
our own opinions, while our hdvcrtis-
Ing columns, naturally. are open to all
comcra. The Independent has advcr-
ttntng space for anlc, bat Our editorial
space IL not on the market.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

IlnIvor ilnlvoraon, Minot'a candidate
for governor. Ii going to receive prnc'
licnlly every democratic vote in this
section Of the state ut the primary
election, June 30. And this IL not all
Mr., llnlvoraon ia going to make the
other two candidates. y. II. Macarthur
aud l., s, rlntou. realize that they have
been going some. for he stands an OK"
cellcn' opportunity Of winning tho
democratic nominations Mr.. llalvor-
non h one Of the states clcnncat and
most prominent democrats and would
undoubtedly make Il frat class govern
or,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
CALLED rDT ArE VIZ hEhnY7

tNIJVb{ EUI h|'T wv, |tEND'
~, tAtI DiRpateht Affairs IN Mhs.
leu haze reached ,hH serious, sven "
not etl'leal, point Hl,nte The president
TT the Tinted States has called nul The
full strength IT The phiinnhl guard, IN
any astnH this IL u serious p'npDEr
ton, just al this n,ph AMI IN The ar
e,imaiancha. " 10 far more serious lhhn
Tbs Gtai thought might sneEeHl. The
call Is lha announcement That lhh
United Eihtaa Is without sufficient
body If regular anldiaiy 10 handle lhe
situation pn uui southern barber, "
Will ,nfpn our national IiFr,hce
around lhn world W. hta Unable 10
"truHe lha bandits. euat,illas and dc
fhnlo troops u nii turbulent ana dis
.idnrv neirhbnr u body IT anldiery
nsnIY nH large ~ number without
withdrawing ihs aeaHiY li""ps We
hava aeailnfed rver or possessions.
continental and ins,inr II reveals "ttr
utter ,npreparadnaaa for. not war but
tbs prevention Of an o,,|l,renk ~ m IN
significant p"Vutninnnl ncHt door. ana
n,pnaHinf nur hnrnrts
The call 70, tbs national guard VIII
IiRplnps u situation quite 40 lament
n'lcs 'hf aihlt l'bbpH are ~ tb'it''
ti"n IT hiual nphiednrhp, The
tanks hava iWinhird IL niinlaIa and
hslotiatpI 10 everything elhp The
n,pinhnta # tbs GUARD are Ia 40 state
10 enipf iutn actual wnr. butaitle Of
American rnttrnfn and readiness 10 u"
lhsii duty, they are inadeuualalf found
II all that maksa The a"l,lipi.
lf actual trouble threatens from the
seuih, II Ia il poor tiue 10 nc"ld the
administration. bat even ia the midst
nf trotihln public ornton viii take
tioa to recall the policy Of "wniehrul
waiting" which viii he held reapunsi
hla fn' The etea'inn II that state IT the
national Mesirhn miud which Would
'naf nr"n It's fate in challenging the
United atntua,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Stockholders Meeting

The stockholders of the Burlington
Farmers Telephone Company will
hold their annual meeting at Burling
ton. Monday, June 26. 1916. at which
time the election of officers and such
other business as lawfully may be
transacted will be taken up.
6~S-St J. II, WERNER. Sec.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

public example will make neglected
and ill-kept properties thing of the
past. Those sections of the city hav-
ing neighborhood improvement clubs
show very plainly the excellent effects
of organized effort. When every neigh
borhood has such an organization, Mi
not's future beauty will be assured.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

unknown rear yards, white with seed
ing dandelions. But these are far few
err than the writer had dared to hope.
Blocks, even whole streets that were
most unpleasing to the eye five years
ago are showing very great improve
ment in many ways and another five
years the force Of public opinion and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

About uue oct Of every ten OF the ma
tive wild ,iurkH lost their young thla
hrr'ne owing /" climatic conditions
and they are now engaged IN Matching
new families, The native ducka viii
he too young for shooting when the
hunting aenRon "penH, bat the law can7
not hp changed and II nhould he up to
every true apottaman to refrain from
hunting lucLa Until the latter part Of
Septemher The law ahouli he chang
ed forh,dLine the huntlng Of ducka un-
ttl later ia the aenaon, The htrda VIII
he III all the better condition, The beat
ducks are always thrae aecured late IN
the Heaann,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

character Of X. A. Ncstos is one which
IL too good to be overlooked by our
people and the voters appear to be
unanimously in favor of his nomina
ton and election.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

but OLD Iine rriend. "ltoneat john"
u, SaHerBnn Vt Stanley, Ia d candidate
fnr rs eluettou for nire of Mounlrati
e"unty AZ tha rrtnnty election June
ha, We have kncwn the Judge ror go
l"nH and tealsee that no Ia az able aud
we'll tth'hed Iot the office that we hope
10 hear of hia a,,eesaa We knew the
Judge when hs WA working hsa way
through aehnol he waa roommate
ef brother Ut The writer at brake
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

On the trout page Ut the lndepend'
ent appeara an editorial taken from
the last ,sauo of The Nonpart$a'
Leader. III which a plain statement is
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

Entered Jnns ~. 1904, ~ second
class ,6attsf. at tbs pDsb,i1ies at Minot,
NJ, H., nnhsf ths ael NJ CDngteHa NJ
March Il. 1879,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-18
CONVENTION HALL
SCENE OF COMEDY
Big Building Will BE Used
Again This Year for
Glass Play.

The versatility of Convention hall
Will be proven May 20 when the sec
ond play ever given on that stage will
he presented bv members of the grad
uating class Of Tulsa high school. Last
years senior class play is the only
precedent and 1t was such a success
that these who have charge OF the
occasion have decided to make it an
annual event
II has been found that with fair at
tention on the part of the audience.
the players can be heard distinctly i'm
any part of the house. The matter
has been even better arranged this
year than last because the cast was
picked with special eye as to how
their voices would carry through the
big space.
Every male character has played a
prominent part in high school dehat-
ing circles, having taken public speak
ing, and are well trained in the way
to make their voices carry. They are
all known in high school circles as
good speakers and should have no
trouble in getting over"
OF the three leading girl characters
enc has rivaled the boys in the mat
ter of debating and is considered ore
of the likely contenders for highest
honors in the school in public speak.
Ing. Both of the other young ladies
have strong clear voices.
The play to be given is you Never
Car Tell" by George Bernard Shaw.
the celebrated English dramatist. Miss
"hcodora pottle, head of the music
and art departments, is directing the
rehearsals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-18
Men Who Battle Flames
Will Meet at Gushing
May % 3-26 Inclusive.
BIG TIME PLANNED
Moving Pictures Will Be
Made of Special EX-
hibits and Parade.
Special to Tho World.

Special to Tho World,
CUSHING, okla, May 1.-THE
fire laddics of the state will meet in
state convention in Gushing. Okla,
on May 23-24-25-26. An elaborate
program covering the entire four
days has been arranged by Chief
Gclbhaar of the Cushing fire depart
mont, which includes races of all
kinds.
In order to make the big fircmans
tournament one Of the most complete
and elaborate ever held in the south
west. ARRANGEMENTS have been made
lay Chict Gclhnaar with the Hcu2i bar
Film Producing company Of Kansas
city TO make moving pictures of all
the big events and special attractions.
This will include something like Il
thousand Gushing school children; a
number OF the fratcrnal orders and
local societies: merchants, prominent
local and visiting people. all OF whom
have arranged to take part In the
big parade on Thursday. May 25.
This will add much to the interest
OF the meeting and maze a pcrma-
ncnt record for the exhibit that every
one will want to see
The city of Gushing viii take great
pleasure in acting as the hostess TO
the tiremcn of the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-18
Wires Officers Here He
Will Return Without
EXtradition.
VISITING HIS BRIDE
Accused of Obtaining $13,-
500 Under False Pre-
tense on Lease.

Lloyd Cole. the young oil man for
whom warrant has been issued,
charging him with obtaining $l3,5OO
from Cyrus and $. j. Lester under
false pretenEes for alleged misrepre-
sentation of an oil lease in Nowata
county, has been located at Gentry,
Ark. Sheriff James Woolley re-
ceivcd II telegram from him yester-
day saving he woull return to Tulsa
without extradition Papers.
Cole. who Is Vice-president Of the
Cole oil a. Gas Co, came to Tulsa
recently and engaged in the oil bust
ness. He became benedict only a
few weeks ago and IL is presumed
that he left Tulsa to join his young
bride. who is visiting her parents in
the Arkansas town.
When deputy sheriff went to
Coles Office Tuesday to serve the
warrant he found that cole had left
the city. but a letter addressed to his
wife at Gentry was found on his desk.
II is not believed that Cole had any
idea of being arrested and all un-
for a visit with his wife.
81 will return without eXtradition,'
read the telegram received By the
officers yesteid day and Sheriff Wool
ley left last night to bring him back.
Cole is said to be an exemplary
young man by his friends here who
greatly deplore the incident. lIc
came here from Nowata.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-18
Traffic Association Asks for
Severance of Two
Railroads.
QUARTERS OUTGROWN
Frisco Needs All of Present
Station; Affairs Are
COngested.

At a meeting Of the Traffic associa- =
ton Tuesday evening the congested
condition of the Frisco Santa Fe de-
pot was thoroughly discussed by n
number of large shippers in Tulsa. 1t
is "A fact that the Frisco Santa Fe
as joint proposition have greatly
outGrown their present facilities and
the traffic association is urging the
Santa Fe to build freight terminals
and depot of its own.
Some slight improvements are being
contemplated in the handling of the
freight business for the joint roads,
but il is not believed the new ar
rangement will relieve the situation.
The association does not believe the
roads will ever be able to give the
proper service to the shipping public
as long as they maintain joint facili-
ties, as one road is certain to get the
best of the proposition in the quick
ness of deliveries.
There is only one way in which
the shippers and receivers of freight
in Tulsa will get the service which
is due them and that is by the Santa
Fe building its own freight facilities,
as the Frisco will occupy all of the
available ground they have.