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The Little River news., 1916-07-05
REVIVAL BEGINS
Revival at Methodist Church Began
 Sunday; Rev. Lindsay Preaching.

The revival meeting at the Metho- dist church began Sunday. Dr. A. c. Millar of Little Rock preached pow erful sermon Sunday night Monday night Rev. R. G. Rowland of Foreman preached splendid sermon. Rev. Lindsay of Nashville. who is conduct ing the meeting did net arrive until Tuesday. His sermon last night showed him to be a preacher with the revival Gpirit He will continue tho services throughout the week, preach ing at 10 ia the morning and at 8 in the evening. Everybody has a special invitation to attend and participate in the meeting Rev Lindsay is preacher of ability, and with the CO., op pTation of the people the meeting will result in a general moral uplift In the town.
The Little River news., 1916-07-05
BALL GAMES
Wilton Drops Double Header to Ben
 J,omOnd..BeasS Ashdown.

Wilton, July 3.-Ben Lomond woh over Wilton Tuesday evening in double h lader, the first game being to 3, the second game being ? to l. Owing to two errors made by H. Cor ham on second caused Wilton to lose second game in the eighth inning
 Batteries for Ben Lomond, Crawford and Sutton; for Wilton, c. Gannt, Ca they and l.. Gorham.
 Wilton won a very interesting game over Ashdown Friday evening, the scora being 10 to 0. Ashdown play ed a tight game until the 9th inning when Phillips began to weaken, Sim pson went in the box in the 9th 1nnlns but too late to do any good. Sutton for Wilton pitched very good game only allowing one hit.
The Little River news., 1916-07-05
Pool Hall Sells.

Lee Furlow and Homer Turner have ;old their pool hall on Front street John Sawicki.
The Little River news., 1916-07-05
CIRCUIT COURT
 OPENED MONDAY
Civil Docket Completed in One Day; Peit Jury Adjourned Until Mon.
 day; Grand Jury at Work.

Circuit Court convened Monday Judge J. T. Bowling on the bench, and Pros cutting Attorney Abe Collins and his deputy, Ebert Edwards, looking after the interests of the state. Judge N. A. George was made foreman of the grand jury. The grand jury has in vestigated numerous cases and found a number of indictm lnts. They may complete their work today or tomor- row.
 All civil cases docketed were tried Monday and, the petit jury was dis missed until next Monday early yes. terdey morning.
 The criminal docket will be op ni- ed Monday morning.
 Following is the principal business disposed of by the court:
 Lucy China vs S. c. Reynolds, dis missed by defendant
 c. P, Kelcher vs. A. B. Brown. Judg- ment for plaintiff for land and im- provements for $50, the same to ba a lien, plaintiff to pay cost.
 D. l.. Pipkin vs. Geo. Fisher ct al, judgment against Fisher for $17272
 H. B. Wilson vs. w. H. Boone, dis missed by intervenor.
 J. L. Mason vs. w. A. Phillips dis missed at cost of appellant
 P. M. McCord vs. Ida G. Moore. Dis missed at cost of plaintiff by consent A. H. Hamilton vs H. w. Cardwell dismissed by order of plaintiff.
 Texas Produce Go. vs. McGill-AlleI X Co.,, Judgment by default for s1701.
 Berry Wright Dry Goods O. vs. F s. Trustworthy, Judgement by consen for S1O35O.
 l. C. Gorham vs J. c. Crawford = judgment for defendant.
 Fred French vs Jasper Wilder. dis missed by plaintiff.
 l.onie Savage vs. M C.. Buchanan, settl d and dismisse.
 G. T. Hasalom vs. M. c. Buchanan settled and dismissed.
 l.. c. Merchison vs E. A Velvin, yer dict for defendant
 II. Boddy vs. John Koch, verdict for defendant
 Ernest Walker vs. Harrison Dol larhide, verdict for defendant
 Jarrett Glover vs. H. C. Pr eman, judgment for defendant
 -O-
 The ball team went to Mineral Springs on the Fourth for a game. It was scoreless game as far as Ash down was concerned. The boys will not tell the number piled up by the opposing team.
 II. H. Tate and wife of Jewel were callers today. MT Tate is postmaster at Jewel
 T. B. Rieves was here from Win throp today.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17

For which the sum Of So 90 has been
paid.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17
More Vocational Training
in j, s. Indian
Schools.

Winona, Minn.-To introduce
into the schools for Indians more
vocational training on a higher
plane of education than the old APP
prentice system, party OF lead
ing educators in the employ of the
government are holding Institutes
IN the Indian schools this summer.
The party was in Winona recent
ly on the way to Rapid City, S.
D. The personnel of the party
included II. b. Pearls, Washing
ton, d. g., head of the party; w.
E. Lockhart, Lawrence, kan.;
George Rosspe, Rapid City; Miss
Daisy Kylton and Miss Alma Nc
Rae, Arkansas City, Kan; Miss
Bessie B. Beach, Carlisle, Pa.
and Miss Ellen Hill, Oneida, Wis
Agriculture in various forms
and home economics will be new
topics tor consideration and study
in the Indian schools this year.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17
With The Courage Of
His Convictions.

Roland Hartley, a member of
the we'll known family of that
/ name in this state, is a candidate
for governor of the State of WASH
lngton.
Honesty is one of the leading
characteristics of Mr.. Hartley,
and his fearlessness to express his
convictions and to stand by them
is another.
Mr.. Hartley evidently does not
believe that every corporation
does not conduct it's business
properly, and, according to the
Twin city press, he is making a
vigorous campaign upon an issue
of giving corporations as we'll as
individuals fair deal.
The attacks made upon capital
by labor is becoming a bore to
every liberal person, and which
has been caused by elective office
seekers.
1t is hoped that Mr.. Hartley
will be elected and thus establish
a precedent that man who is
willing to give capital fair deal
as we'll as labor can be elected to
high office.
Labor could not exist without
capital yet it treats the latter as
it's greatest enemy. 1t is time
that the country should ignore
those whose principal qualifica-
tions to elective positions IS their
alleged opposition to capital.
Mr.. Hartley's fcarlessness not
only entities him to the governor
ship but he should eventually land
in the United States senate.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17
The Administration OF
Indian Affairs.

A department devoted to the
administration of Indian affairs
must not only have good men at
it's head but efficient men as we'll.
The department will work against
efficient men unless the depart
ment has a we'll defined policy
that the public may know and un-
derstand.
Secretary Lane admits that our
Indian policy has been lacking in
purpose and therefore has been
one of continued blunders. A
purposeless policy is no policy. 1t
means the ruination of the people
affected by it. Its administrators
become despots and autocrats.
They can scarcely be anything
else.-Quarterly Journal.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease.
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Hairs
Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. 1t is composed Of
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton Of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. pric" 75r.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17

Pay your subscription now.
E.. P. Wakefield, of Waubun,
was an agency caller Saturday.
Cecil Richardson was Detroit
visitor last Saturday.
Advertise in The TOMAHAwK
it brings results.
Frank Vanoss, of Waubun, was
a White Earth caller the latter
part of last week.
=. Henderson, government black
smith here, was Beaulieu visitor
last week.
Geo. II. Fletcher is building a
large barn on his place in the
South part of town.
Antoine Vanoss, of Sisseton, S.
d., is visiting relatives here and
at Waubun.
Pay your subscription NOW.
Mrs. @. A. Wage was among
the White Earth visitors at De-
troit on Monday.
The dance given by the White
Earth Orchestra at Ogema last
Friday night drew large crowd
and all report a good time.
WANTED-Names and address
ses of people suffering from
ECZEMA and other skin diseases.
For valuable information address
/. N. SHEETS, Brainerd, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spratt. and
daughter, Irene, returned home
Monday morning after spending
week with relatives at Bejou
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Fitzgerald
who have been spending the past
month here visiting relatives, re
turned to their home in Chicago
last Saturday.
MONEY TO LOAN on i'm.
proved farms at 81 per cent
Surety'BOndS for all purposes
Call at office or write FRANK D
BEAUL|EU, White Earth, MINI.
Clarence r. Beaulieu, Who has
been spending the past two months
with his parents here, left this
week to resume his duties with
the Railway & Warehouse Com.
mission at Minneapolis.
FOR SALE-My place at Oge-
ma, consisting of lots and house,
water in the house. Good location
and cheap for cash. Anyone inter
ested address Ed. Kelley, Geneseo,
n. d., Route l, Box 81.
Rev. j. Johnston, formerly
pastor of the Episcopal church
here but now located at Rainy
River, Ont, arrived Monday
evening for short visit.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17
His Fortune Was Made.

THAT land l bought of you tht
other day." said an Easterner to a
Missouri man. "disappoints me-
"How sop
"Why, you misrepresented it. You
said that it was valuable, but instead
of that it is unsightly and covered
with stumps,"
with stumps, eh?'
yes, and most of them are hollow
and are full of water, showing that
the land is damp"
"Stumps full of water?"
Yes"
"Then your fortune is made"
"How sop
.'Why, bottle the water and sell Il
Tor bitters. Lots see, your name j.
Johnson"
Yes"
Carpenter by tradcP"
Yes"
My dear DR.. johnson, 7 congra.u-
a,e ynll "-.A"+ ~, 'uu' 7r ree~
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17

Advertise in The Tomahawk-
it brings results.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17
EGGS FOR SALE.

Single Comb Rhode Island Reds
for hatching, Is cents per Is, S4 90
per hundred. Also day old chicks.
Max Blacknik, Waubun, MINI.
The Tomahawk., 1916-08-17
TO THE VOTERS OF BECKER
C0JINTY

COUNTY.
Having filed on the non-partlsan
ticket as candidate for reelection
as member of the Legislature
from Becker county, l shall ap-
preciate your support at the COM
ing general election.
Respectfully yours,
Henry O. Bjorge.
Lake Park, MIMI, June 26,
1916.
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Easter Toilet Goods Sale
Patent Medicines
Always Less Here

Note these prices. They
are the same every day in
the year.
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oNershadowed with tho proof Tint
Iudge Taggarct has administered the
hualrs Of his department in strict ac-
c'fdahcc with the law and the prec.-
d.nts cstabli shed IN his onfice ~ fbcs.
him '''4Na~'
The governor called esrccial alton
Ion 20 the fact that on April is1f
IN" balance Ia the account OF pr.r,,f mr.,
rr'elpts under the w1rkmsn's com r,.r,s -
non act was Sl.071. S4s.l2 more than IN
w same date year previous. or an in
crease OF 80 per cent. In February the
increase was t33s.3 II over January.
1913. and I'm March. se-40lgG7 over me
months was conside-tbiy more ina,
me total receipts Of these months m
the preceding years Oh"
In the entire state. who has s,r-
. icred or been deprived 81 his rirbfs
/ under the workmeu'S commemorative =
I ~ inns administration. pniut tts -
lht man And / ask YOU fellow ~
IruH'anN. 10 pass this chaIlsur. IN
aLnhE lh' line. n our Opponents r.r
hn' put up case they ought 10 shut
| up. or course, they will NOT do NJ
! '"t their wailings will be in vain.
The department OF investIsafI,rs anil
StatStics under the lnduStrfaI Cor,,,t.I
s.oh mas Tor several weeks past been on
tHE"d IN an Investigation in iob ecitI,,.
% i"i,ineE IN large Industrial plants ~
w, STATE IN" fee levied upon WORKING
tl-h Ha9 sometime been as high AZ 80
~ ~ paving p cents an hour. And
W ithn usually was not only TO lev
81 lIl,lo Zee. but To- demand continued
f"' "eh' from time TO time. after Tho
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FEEL FINE
AND DANDY
Get a 10 Cent Box Of
"CaScaretS" for Your
Liver and Bowels.

Tonight sure! Remove the liver
and bowel poison which is keeping
your head dizzy. your tongue coated,
breath Offensive and stomach sour.
Don stay bilious. sick. headachy. con
supated. Why don't YOU get a hox
OF Cascarets from the drug store now >
Fat one or two tonight and enjoy the
incest. gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ing You ever experienced. You Will
wake up feeling fit and fine. Cas-.
carets never grippe or bother you ali
the next day Ike calomel, salts and
piis. They act gently but throughIy
Mothers should give cross sick. bilious
or feverisn children a whole Cascaret
any time. They are harmless ana
children love them.
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ncs expenses. and salaries compared
with 1910.
Ranking Department. Ceased 10 b,
CA"artng house for payment q roli-
tlfat lthtS a. expense OF unfortunate
lepos tors. saved s26 eco on cunparst-
uNs basis with 1854. ar $1,000 above
cost OF new luan--hark department
Panama Pacific Exposition commits
ion-lurrcd hack TO the safe treasury
stSSa f-S-. or more than total approtri-
ara Tor commission ~ last legislature.
ne best report ever made by an eN-
position commission iu Ohio VAS the
conn ent made by state Auditor bona
neg tnemocratc).
Rents rcduccd-Si5.0sO outside rents
saved 10y removals To state house saw
ing OF $4,000 more annually inpoS-
siole because by lease made by former
governor after his defeat. 20 pay poiti-
Message From HARDING
At the conclusion OF the address
IoastinaSter Dixon read two kilograms
The first was from senator Harding
The message follows:
Washington. ID. g. April IL
Hon. Howard NJ. Snedckcr
"Bellsire. Ohio.
4 genuinely regret that 1 cannot
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papers that my distinguished predcccs-
sor has again been talking about him
self and his relation TO the coming gu
oernatorinl campaign About every time
ne speaks In public. he shirts the angle
81 appeal To the people lie began los
me- thE thcm FOR "a failure 10 appre-
e.tt' ms trausCgndcnt worth and To-
eject MIN iu 1914. lie urNt mod. "a VIC
lous and most vulnerable attack upsu
ths present administration TO which Doe
WI pT"bably not refer again ia al. near
p Lulur'. Then nc declared thar his sole
ambition was TO help President Wilson
I,uli OUT the Democratic chcs tnuts from
the lire ln OHIO. The determination of
Mr.. FINLEY To nominate again Governor
1uN seems 10 b. very gratifying 10 IA.
. IS'fuolicans. who sincerely d,~lr. the
tl'Nlon or their ticket next NuVembr..
~ 4N %" .Nas ration 60 sa! that K'rub-
means selected al random auywher. who
Wlsh 10 make the election OF their cam
dldat, absolutely certain "a November.
OF tho nomination OF nay predecessor 10
leac again the Democratic 'forloru hope
The present administration from
lmc 90 time. viii render run account -
its stewardship. II viii set forth more
luly than 10 has yot done what has
been accomplished by the different state
departments In the interests OF economy
ana efficiency. Il viii SET forth in moro
complete O. Rail- an, unpaid debt that was
i.Ii b"hlud by tho administration of the
honorable James NJ. Coz aEErezatfu..
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars that
/ lhis administration has paid 20 protect
the honor and credit OF the state. o.
VIII show how the revenues of tIr -f. -
nave been reCklessly wasted iu sNtraNa-
SAINT rentals Of rooms from political
itN urtt's hy long time leases from which
me STATE has not been fuIly able 20 eN-
tricatc itself. These and other matters
GO public interest viii be- discussed free
. "a, openly. fully and We shall not walt
uutil the August primaries to unlimbcr
our batteries upon fh. ImTeIiIli~tic. OK
. ifthtE"Hf and uI-srtIlf.I administered ion.
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Keep my engagement with you Tues
uaN night II IL a very great dis
appointment 20 me. Tho finai vote
On the Army Etil H. - for Tuesday
and there arr very special reasons
Why must record my support ON
the roll call I DO not believe any
engagement would Justify my ah-
ssncc. and I know my Republican
friends In Belmont county had
rather know that I had cast an ohio
vote Tor needed Preparedness than
hear me IN q program which Is big
In attractiVsneSS without anything
which l might add. That there Is a
growing assurance here az the cant
tai that We are sure TO acclaim a
great Republican triumph in the
nation next November. Let us hope
II viii b. under the leadership OF
ohio's favorite son. Theodore l..
Burton"
WARMER g. HARDING"
The second message was from Hon. 7
4. Holliugsworth who owing to press
ing business. could not attend Tn
message was brief nut met with
hearty applause. II stated.
u regret deeply that l cannot
tconttnued on Page Nins.)
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acT@rding 90 conservative estim,t. o,.
million dollars annually one
Rate Control hin.
f4r-r.,,i,i,, "'.,lvl ON .onc OF the most
IL-,,'d upon the statute books ~ cbt,'
80, "t-,Y advances I'm rates may now h..
r,r h.'i,,,-., IN m" old days. IL "A ship
- li'N'H a new freight rate Womb
Iut' his business. DE- had 10 ,,.if M
20 rs IN iorce and then. by weight
--f H,' prove the advance wrong.
...,r Ut 1''duic was cuinberSoul. and
49, nder tho new law thu simmer
,w,,.- 'l' commission. detailing the
ii'i''i'T pa which h. believes the NV,
i-1' VIII uuJuStly harm him II 80,
",.,lIll--i en hnds that his alarm Is well
,arrit- '". rae - suspended and tho
,r'as'- Hundreds Of claims tv.rt b,,
49, gHdrr This new law in IT'S first f.vy
b.tb ,a',, ti'r 4tS "reration approved by
Ihe Cass Road bIi has greatly. sim
.'t.t'I ana advanced the caus. OF bfrb-
visions. when forty Der cont .- ~. ~ -
or any ut the roads ar any county nv.
ue'n improved that o1urfs n - ., % -
Sires. may have turned over ~ =, r.
portion OF the levy Tor fnfer-,a,,,,t,'
~ shWays TO be expended In tho inpr1,,'
INC plans and specialization OF H., ~.
i'lSnwaE Department In this way tha
.''i- "i It.i.y OF the state highway system
iii famed while local arfhorIf a.
may have. ~ they so d,sir. mo nt'..''--
..ilF 20 supervise the expenditure
or the department.. The state Hirbv,.
itp.ri m'ut has entire control ~ tb.
..l-It non and Improvement OF m.
nam market roads OF the state con.
if'. p Tor work ON these roads must nov
90 Jog o. comp, tItivc bidding r-rFrr
,h' 90 highway law. this was not re-
lndrr the Budget Appropriation law
''it department expenditures var.
appropriation bili of ans. ad,nipt.,r, III.
-'i ,i IT, hrst time in the history or Ohio.
'Ill. receipts and BALANCE ar. U.
,'uEer appropriated TO TO- spent IN an.
sfH,sh way department heads may de-
Agricultural Law.
.f.. ~ - ~ 'l,.. a.i"u is now under eDc-
~ ,..lT1L, The saving resulting 60
.i', NIHI' VIII amount t. many fI.fts-
.Iiu. or dollars as "a result of the ar.
l,h'n ln making systematic approprls-
Tho AGRICULTURAL law. unrc- t,e ~,
.,.l.-I''l ''fufIi-~iOu law 81 1913.
I 49,, 'nllI' NFt couture work became "a
I ud'r tl" new law r1ur nc fb",..''.,,.,,,,
a' l'r JOBS were abolished and for thcni
. n'ffd Or agriculture and "a e.cr.f..r I'd,
salary is four thousand dollars
tyu service law: Every examination,
L.W o." HmusflfIsc. Two fIari. ~
.ui partisan arroinfces selected under
are no longer n6ssIble T Ss'n ln, ions
'.l INNr.Fcm'nt over ifs prad...4 4or
hs-,i'i,, li ir,lign is hi-rart'san. not
cd i'''I.h VI a'Hrss. With reference 10
..' public health. fhe governor quoted
.''.fEe y. sheridan. legislative a.,rs-
lary of Tho Ohio Public Healfb t.I,,,-
Iyn. a. spying that more laws had bon
.'.'.h ~ Do" ig-t legislature for tho rro-
In 4ry r.,',,,' , .. ni ON" people thln
Workmen's Compensation.
'. 't iiilNr 'finI community. tho
forest. tho WUrkrrrn.s C'.r,-..,.-.., 80 ~
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GOV. WILLIS
tConttnued Prom First rags.p

of state at Washington. was unable
TO be present For this same reason.
Congressman -. A. IIollings worth
sent his regrets.
The principal address was made by
Governor Willis He urged the re-
election OF himself and all other Re
publican candidates as a means of
helping his party TO return 10 powe
nj Washington and OF rebuking Presi-
dent Wilson for numerous reversals
OF policy which he said had been
made. The governors address was
considered the most forceful and sig
nificant utterances he has made in
the several speaking tours conducted
recently in Ohio
Others speakers were Harry VI.
Daugherty. Columbus; Judge u. d.
Woodmansee of Cincinnati, and n. W.
Archer.
Ovation for Governor
Governor Willis and party arrived
in the city al o'clock and was es-
corted TO the Globe Hotel lie was
met at the station by reception com
mittee and al the hotel was given a
great ovation by his friends The
meeting and banquet started al $50
O'Clock az Odd Fellows hall. where.
Ohio's executive was liysn great
ovation By the assembled guests The
hall was beautifully decorated with
flags. bunting and other emblcms ~
the national colors. Attorney W. T.
Dixon OF Martins Ferry. acted in the
capacity Of POSTMASTER.
The Invocation was pronounced by
Rev. r. G Nesbitt OF Martins Ferry.
Howard Snedcker chairman OF the
Belmont county Republican commit
tee. introduced Attorney W T. Dixon.
as the POSTMASTER. In brief remarks
Mr.. Dixon gave a history Of the sue.
cesses ~ the Republican party ion the
nation and states. lie paid a CLOWN, =
tribute 20 Hon. Theodore Burton. "one
OF OhiOs sons and candidate for
the highest office In tho gift Of tho
people. one fact was brought out by
the postmaster that the Meeting LAST
night was one Of importance. It's sig
niicance was expressed i'm the re-
marks that it was held for the purpose
OF assisting in the nomination of Hon.
Theodore Burton and the reelection
or Governor Willis
Touching on the national issue. Mr..
Mr.. Dixon said that not New YORK
but Ohio will be the battle ground and
Ohio has leader who is going TO
be elected. lie then introduced Gov
ernor Willis when the governor arose
"a speak there was great shout from
the guests
Governor Wills prefaccd his adj
dress by saying Chat shout sound q
very much like the .hOuf We are going
20 hear on The DAY OF election. 1 think
u o. good omen. az your distinguish.
cd toasfma -fer hI. said that Ohio
j. going 200 be- the battle-ground o.
Is good OWru that Ir tir Ohio val
Icy Tho issue ahould Do sounded d.
Ohio BE- FOB b" tho battle ground We
Rcp1bIIrIn. 0f ohio arr ready Tor tho
baftIe and -HE Irf u- begin rpt
We are ready for fhr frhf"
Governor Discusses Laws
..IE fN. I.r....THIIHs I.rf.I4fI.H.
las..l D.. fF' LEGISLATOR. urH.r II. af.
Wini''r1tIHu. IIr .I.I "r notice he .Ha
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