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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-08

Tell not all you know, believe not
allyou hear; judge not all you see
Do not all you can.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-08

Chasing an ideal is better than
chasing a dollar; and the two things
are not compatible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-08

Make yourself an honest man and
then you may be sure there is one
rascal less in the world
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-08

Passionate people always deny their
anger, and towards often boast their
ignorance of fear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-08

He does not really believe who does
not live according to his belief.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-08

He that will not be ruled by the
rudder must be ruled by the rock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-03-08
The man who never makes any
blunders seldom makes and good hits.

It is a great art to be superior to
others without letting them know it.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

pie, take tIsa laB into his own hands. and brtally kill | neishbor2
 No oae should eeHsafe Whiteners $ friends for securing his pardon. Na.teEar Has is tr.e16s. iuzt zha sgme as Anthony. B9t the law za9a. k1aF 70 fr.ea#s. t she85d b. impartial and all men should be treated as equals T4e lime ef reckoning ..ar e=se=e, MO are BHeHe t1 give s.,z1a aezs as Waltenor a mere passing is raeills 1pHsaeains. taere illa= H- err zess ' hEta5 aa ar5-=. sNsa-- ures.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

elected By the fe pie. Under tie old system ot electiag them at the state eo1f atiou t Was cas- amary to name the nominee for gogerHor and tae tWa=rnsed States senators as three of sae four delegates at large. This Year, under te ruling made Jast week 9g the >Qsta Central Commit tee, aI deles3t6s musf run for elae- tt7a =ia #ae primary.
 Street cars are azaia running aeras> the bridge hetseeea-Fer 5 sn5ta and Xau Baea T#5is, after eae most bitter newspaper Ii7its eyer #aegd ia western Arkaa- sfs..sn l between One Southwest AH- eri n and Ttmes-Reaan Both Won
 a4f=azi e a4rs are erass ing lie bridge
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
E fiji
 Ma Morton
THE PRICE OF KNOWLEDGE.

The 9a4 r.Hliep price e The News sf96 p#r year fore,
 4ili sea Stn4-a= ge#f-
 fo know Nut yoQr uei-a47fs are
 fo tet 4eu kneU aaa saa and } 5ar5 5fe d8IIs.
 To know eaa- our paaHe of are lstae,#a as0 tEaE aea perform
 teI for ~hiea w tHem
 I9 kaaa 04at effr ar7 a aa- ias. and H0H our yoan4 Pa5ple are beny g0.ied and traiael ia ways of In .Vladse.
 Fo know what our farmers are do il :. aad what they are planting and and what their annual labors produce.
 To know what the churches are doing, and how they are conserving tho morals of the community and extending the doctrine Of righteous ness.
 ID know the st4te Of health of the community. and cf the weddings. and of ahe children wAo are born. and of the people who die and pass beyond
 To know of the important events of the world. and Of the nation and the state.
 To know Of the public improve
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

ments that are made, and of those that should be made. ard Of ths gen eral condition Of civic affairs.
 To know of the political affairs Of lmpors to the community and it's peo. pie
 And to know of the thousand and one other things that find theiI. way into these coIums in the run Of
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

The New, ia authorized to an n7iaae Mack Norton. Of Pr1irfe town. saf ?. as a candidate for re-eler9.ion ,o tae office o5 Sbeeiff of Washing t75 county sfbj@ct .o tbe l. ion Of t4- Democratic urinary
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

l9f6 was a7aered in with the trs- a4l ringing of behls, shooting of af- Yils, and somebody had hard time tnrnip. loose of the cord on the fire whistle at the local light plant. 19ls was ten minutes old, before the me lodioas music C2l from the fire-boy's charmer. ceased it's shattering of the mid night air
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
Enforce nent of The lau

All warrants pIaeed in my hands have had immediate and well directed attention Very fsW offenders against the leH. since ny iacumbene>. are at large, and many of the old offend CTS have been appreaended.
 The vigorous policy maintained by this office, together with the sub stantfal cooperation Of the Police Department and the Gonstables of fiee has reduced the illegal traffic in liquor to the minimum The sale of cigarettes. gambling and other of lenses against the criminal law have to a large extent been suppressed. The improved condition in this re saect is certainly source ef sfati- fieatian h all good citiZers
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

T#a News is authorized To an aoHnee Witt Carter, of NAtee River township as q candidate for Cine4it Clerk O Washington co8aty. sub. ject to the action O the D moaratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
NOT A cANDIDATE.

Uai-sl stat Senator James r. Clarke vii not seek election as a delegate to the national Democratic c2aveaaza to be he'd in st Louis June l4. he announced yesterday. The next primary will be the first time + Arkansas delegates and 3 national committeeman have been
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
WHifTENOR PARDoEED.


 Tas axP# a= happened. ta#.f H#bit=aer aa Ys dtg bE=6i Governor Hays
 h July. 19I3. Hal4eaaz stabbed INazaeH Antaoas te d=4a U.ts ta5 men a=re al work t#4tg TO a=fa'H nea~ Ges.en aa f#e z#4=e#v 9r1ad. Hwas survived v a=wfe ia destitute ameaaf Ind several mia5r children. The murder wes s5mm5t- ted fn most Hein54s manaer ard arouse fHe iGit4natiGH of=a laa- abiding citizenship
 Bat Whitena1. stood in with the Hpo9it;eians. Afser needless deIay he vas brought to FayetteYile- and lodged in iaiI2 No, he vas domi- ei!ed in a local hotel and Deputy Sheriff Was sent oyerto keep him company. No semblan-e Of a guard was maintained. The great White nor was fr.erd of the then la mented sheriff Mir Caudle.and that was spffi-iant.
 Bsit Mr. Wditenor did have 10 stand trial tle=was given q pre!im- mary hearing before Justice or the Ps4e4 C. ". Walker and despite the combined influence of the sheriff the prosecution and the defense Judge Walker bound the criminal over to await the action of the grand jury on d charge of first de graa murder Notwithstanding the seriousness Of ybis charge Mr White roS sill kept oGt of jaa vi hoat bond. He maintained the royal quarters at his hotel.
 The Wh.seaos case finally came ap for trial in einelt. in this coun- Y and q char 5e cf venue was grant ei to Benton Coul ty. Then the trial at Bant9avilla and by the aid Of his offiae-haldine friends, the light sentence Of three years cn redue- sa4rse Of Involuntary menslaugh- tor was secured
 After a few months O. political wire-pul'ing all avenues of escape seemed cut off and Mr Wht.enor Wa4t= to Lfstle Rock to commence serving his sentence. Well. maybe so. but more iike,y to take last e4aaee ! Hts ENcellensy's misealled mercy. Aloas with the murderer w4at d eoterte of politicians 10 see .waa aepd 5e done. They eou'd ant then sat , pardon hut Whitaner vas made trHStY at tae staze farm supervisor ef tEe barn. pitch so1s at .ae Eze. fer win posi- tlaa F. aas #u s4aat4 qualified
 csable e#sazea tor as-
 p#lan has bon attempt. ed tJ 10 d5ry poit maaeir5r as- be5 oref.o56ci ia aprgl-s If te Hetae ed justice f4 eIis rri.
  GeH#ra= eaf at aH
 ad ua1l#a fa pM9-
 
 zsa#ftse f#.-tl ef the 55aE initiated
 H 2.6s a7ls rlu.ed. te edter.of t4e B=msr8 eH a aa# Ha
 asa4 sa
 
 39atad 3 haze res. .nMeadei tae  bee e7a#r bEa.e Ga ar at z1a# aH1e 4 Ra pardon would [ granted taa aHr- deree unless commended hs the tr.el judge aad pros @ut#u4 attorney #e believe tHe p pic has right to ss5a aa5 tss I tlf- rl.inai to be laa~ed. No believe the public Weu'd b. interested in the real reasons prompting these rec lamentations. Fayetteville Demo rat
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
SUCH IS LAW2

SUCH IS lAW3
 Ar HfaHa Benton
 eea. wo k Nathan ta-
 they 4a=a a oHk aG=JgIe. ZI9I4 w8z among nine. persons WEo
 sIemsaE n G9fsrHae Hays gesteF8aF. Seven We're paf- eaHe8 aad ta5# fines were remit led 8aiteaor. after long legal Proceedings. WIS convicted Of voluntary maH szapehser fn March 1915 and =enfeucfd 10 three wears. Ae5ldif g to the teztis many, Whitener Anthony to 1eltH Wita a pitsHrsrk. There WA sreng feeling against him in tHe eedeef, and efforts for pardon lave bzza opposed.
 The=a5a4e frem a= recent issue of the Arkansas Gazette was Che first intfmatioa received in this section that Arthur Hhisencr WAS again a free man. This sh5rf article k the calminatien Of one of the moSf heiu- ous crimes evez. .parpretrated in Washington ee9a.s t k probably the closing chapter of oEe Of the hardest fights ever made in the courts c the land Q save a guilty man fram the tois exacted by the laws. laid down for the protection of indisid1a's and property.
 D la=s familiar win the particulars con erEigg tAe srime for which Whiteaor received sentence of three years. how he stabbed Nate Aataot4 = dea3 with pitchfork; how he was arrested and brought to Faye.t vile. a'mest without the cir cle Of tba law, amost as man whm would le almost criminal to place in ial; h5~ he was accorded Very special p.iviae2es while under arrest that Of staying at a hotel in Fayetteville, under special guard and IT.. being placed in jail How he as'.eI fer ala received change of venue fr1m Washington county To Benton County ana there received d saItezre e tgrza yeefs HeN he weat te tae , a.,ee tiasg unattendea; ho0 he Was given nice easy ieb; and now comes the cappinso of the ea- tire stery. Il. Fat#7n at tbe haEis ot Govern 2. Ha4~.
 What the people a1ast know is the hard 3eht b keea WHitenor out of the pen fas eaeg pressure tH4t Was br5gst ta hatr=on Gof ara9r IEases aa eeIr= F.al5a. 0Ilsee tae prs f. t4e re9s5 fo f-1 secured months as3 eaIH t4 b. AH l4s 7ea de- at58 a na a4LI =he
 
 
 G. lg.
 
  
 fore taa pHe V.o +f  
 .Hza Fis 5zHt t
 oa j4zt -9l. W- Gn aH- faeaefs H#at makes erae so rampant. ana 4ael to=eaesG
 Tsi= N deadl tHe his wife ha- married ssain. probably true that 4f5aar aitea0r is an eX. t.apiaIg ei-izea. farmer. aaa money maker; and il is more than evident tHa. Arthur has some stnng friends vii political pn.1 Hkened unto ! moanl# aaaine. Al of this. yes ta.ee all of this. cn- not and doe. net stare to excuse Whitenor fer mard 5rire q man Who knows bat Waat H.Htt=a9r nay again forget himself, has fine farm. his money making. and h:s political pai. long enough to wtsid another pitch fork? Who knows but what some other man. equally as strong IS Whatenor, may not follow his exam
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

Mightbe= good idea, noa.that Christmas and all it's attending func- tions are over. to turn our time attention and energy to repairing the ro1ds in and around Springdale There are some of the streets of the city that ceaId stand little re pair work without staining much
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

Locals folks are interested in the dtillins Tor oil that is now going OH near Fort smith and Van Buren Some are interested on account of holdings in that section, others in- terested n the great boom il will mean 10 western Arkansas. Wien they strike oil; we're of the lat ter class
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
Settlements.

My settlements with the County Court. as provided by law, have been promptly made and every cent due the County honestly accounted for and promptly paid into the Treas ury.
 The duties of the office require Inc closest attention. and in conse- qaan thereof. l shall have but lit- tie, if any. time to deycte 10 a can va Of the County, and shall be compelled to rely largely, upon this letter as my appeal for your support. If am again elected to this office, I promise you to do in the future, as l have done in the past, give you faithful, fearl s and efficient dis charge of tbe duties imposed
 respectfully solicit your support at the coming Primary. and thank VOL in advance fer same as well as Ee8r generous support in ne past. =ariHa Hoa ae #F grateful aff=ee- tto## 9t fiIe@tne.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The News is authorized to an nouaee Jeff L. Davis. of Prairie township. as q caniidafe Tor Cir elit Clerk os Wash n1taa county. subject to tae action O tae Demo cratic primary
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

Sneeze. snicker, cough; sneaze. saicker, cough. That's the way il zoe; in Springdale now Just as soon as one delegation of citizens recover from =tAe grippe another del egatie0 is reported uader the weath- CT. There fs hardly family in Spriuedale that has 3 had one OF m#re members aaflig ted. and iu S9ase eases f took them fniAx at d Fma
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
SHE RIFF

Tae NaRs is authorized to n aoIase "R-ba Masters. of Prairie township. as ea11fdate for Sheriff pf #ashiG@ten eoauty, subject to ze aetion of tht Democratic pri mar.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
COUNTY e. ER X

Tae Se8s k a8taoeizaa ta anz a9gaae Vernon sbearod. of Goshen township. as eaed5l4te for eonn= ts Clerk - Aa=hif =e8.zs8t1-. sllh- primary
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
Collection of Taxes.

It x with pride that I dire your attention to the efficient manner in which the past year's collection of taxes has been handled. B keep ing duplicate of each tax re ipt issnea. and carefully checking aaeh days work as the collection pro gressed, the returning as delinquent persons who have paid their taxes, and lands upon which the taxes have been paid has been practically eliminated I invite your careful inspection of this department
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
hCover Up Each Cough and Sneeze
 If You Don't You'll Spread Disease

Thousands of cards containing the above are being sent broadcast over the United States, with the hopes Of checking the nation wide spread of Ia grippe. Subscribers hand this to friend
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

Ta4 News is authorized to an- a98aea =G4eaI= Pearson O. Prairie town sa; , 4S | candidate for County Clerk. of Washington eouus1. subject to the action oe the Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

Every merchant in springdale res ports very pleHdid hoisay bust aess and iazt week was | eea4d breaker fer crowds in town. although tae weather was anything but con d9.iFe 10 good business.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
4 announcements Democratic Pdnaq March g 1916
COUNTY JUDO E.

The News is authorized to an nouaee sam Elliott, of Prairie town ship, as q candidate for County Judge, Of Washington county sub Jactto the action Of the Democrat primary
 
 The News is a1taorizea to an n7aace Geo AppIebz, as . eand 1 2te for County Judge of WasAt stoa County. subject to the action e the Democratic primary.
 
 Tae NeW5 is aFtHoTtzet to an n2mre John L. Jones as =eanaidate for Count. Judge, of Was aiHSten County. subject Q Che aes5oa Of the DsHo H5tie primarE.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
CON kSTARIE E.

Tae News i- aata9rize t8 aa- aoaaee ". E. Stokes as T e5ndi- dt-a for Gpastsb e oe Spri2zdale tp3asAip. ~eaieet ao ta a 4a of 4as b=n3eritt primary. Maees 21ta.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
County

Through the improvements made by the County Court. dEe eut54a build. isy has bee8 placed and kept ii neat and sanitary condition. Sep artsa compartments have baer=pro= Fidcd and white aed black prisoners a=e now Ike separate. fao prisoners sfe fed and ota .Nts properly care. for. The improved conditions Haa =exzs#iHs. viii certainly met the .t2pr54az af lhe public. h support et tae for il5. Lte Iaft= ol=lize Grand JHaE at 1ae lazt Spring 1 rm os taa Circuit Ce#ft aol1eas in f8t. We, t5e Grand t=ay. of @asaif 5- toa esIs5y, Of t=e tpril Term, at5s 5ze te2ge 10 submit t5 }5ar honor line e5naiHea=t =that we iad Hc Washing. a5a County Iail =We=1.ad .afa j4il in se5= condition. .c.eTu afd sanitary azd Itnd by the=rs95r ea t5a afi 9s ta= they have so8d aad whole
 2=1s fo5d= and have 70 Es t=t4#HeH= az5'Haf z4na. To oaf sa=ftf of tae County, tAat tHe=1ilaf i 4aft eS-
 lds taetr a9nzratelati54- #er-the x eta1t zoa=iilioa t#at Ie keef His prisoners and fai1
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

e55y p5li5is>. ztaze politics, u8ties- s I9a.-sies. alI crowded =tst7= =tha year tai 6= atzht=fo make ale }eU Posi#= e4I'.eGs5sh to zHit #tae most 5t.#- 39t~
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

Entered at the postoffice at opriagdaIe, Ark, a. second class mail matter
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

At tat re.eat good raads meeting hed ia Rogers. to me pHI1esa af sa aHtHs Ee Jefferson ffi4HNa5 t5r-aeh this section Artaur Hepne3. -ideat of tae state Bank. at Deoz | U. suggested that aa Arkansasz Jefferson Highway Convention be h II in Fort Smith. in sbe very near future The plan WAS unanimously ae..pted. ard Mr. Hepner appointed = arrange for he meeting, and also t3 select the date Mr. Ilepner is now trereling over ArkaHsas iu the interest Of tae Jefferson Hiehway. and was in Little Rock re cantl- conferrins with State High. way engineer Hugh E. Carter. Fn g'naer Carter has promised the as stance of the state department in oa~rying on the work
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

County ~easurer.

Tae NeWs is authorized lo all nouee <. V. Niataa. e EHi5e R4= CT t9Rs9saiH, az eaadlIase for Treasurer e Was tEstaH coantF. sub= tae5 0 tse aa55a af t#e Demo- atie bs.marg
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

Tas New daily fesefse9 sc#R Y from the 48rtoHs candidates f7r z+.t-e Offices. aaH ever oura ia aW -e we o=5F been =u=ea Iaf IHfef ezlin n4teer. and we haven .5I15 raM fer the other WhHa r a ba fafH farest-.t.5 However. we're -o t9 siFa .a r tla Inform ete i5a# seae=e esuH5slates ae.ara iH #4- t4 4 #Rata.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

If 1t happened, it's in The News
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
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The Springdale news., 1916-01-07
To the Democratic Voters of Washington
 County:

l hereby anaounce my candidacy for re-ngminaJioa fer the office of aaeriff ard Collector of Washington e. aty. subject to t#e action Gf the Democratic Primary
 In again offering myself as can- dij4fe fo9 th.s office. deem il prop- er 10 give au account of my ser- vices and official conduct, since l have . oHpied this office.
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

nc t-gt aas portions ana ..ual.4 .e2 et8 t5#4 aee eettif tae eea- is t=zzasIz
 
 hate ltE been men 35#iefi ZaH Qf. ts1ee r mars H. Ra5 as aa=e5a Je= s.ne ts a t H5ee es H Gity Com There are 8thea-e e4aeliia es. .h 2e 9e4sd >a2 E 9ieaatS3 Hao would enter the lists ff given just Wre bte of encouragement. Yes. en- c1arst---tle.tt i, wlat they are affe~
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

rEe New. as.zasi aa atfHa .e4 4t.-z t#e
 rfz4 -z er e5aHH a=zf.aa ea autz =a5#s #a aa afa Demo Hzls=HEs
  no gaee j. Prank fIazEz fE azsH E4rg zz..tl tsz5. G@.tY Treasurer 8asauzHsu Co., E s9lizt zo f#a 7.ti #za Dana cratic primary
The Springdale news., 1916-01-07

GUY C. STAFFORD Editor and Publisher.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
WESTERN AGENTS
BUY fA|Rb ANKS
SCALE COMPANY
Fairbanks and Morse Company
Acquire the Manufacturing
Business at St. Johns
bury.

st. Johnsbury, Jan. oS-Stockh olders
of the L. & T. Fairbanks and Company
to-day received notice from the dlrec-
tors of that corporation that Fair
hanks. Morse and Company of Chicago,
who handle the Fairbanks products in
the West, had made an offer to pur-
chase all of the outstanding capital
stock of the parent concern here.
The offer is to exchange three shares
of the new Fairbanks Morse stock for
each share of l.. e. T. Fairbanks and
Company. The stock which has been
selling at SIPS therefore takes a jump
to $500 and the transaction is favored
by the directors of the local concern
in their letter to the stockholders.
This is in fact a sale of the manu-.
featuring business to the selling agent
The buyer Is very strong financially
and in addition to doing an extensive
scale selling trade does an even great
or business as owner of the Fairbanks
4, Morse Gasoline Engine.
This will mean much to st. Johns
bury as there will be ample capital
and the organization is already per-
fccted for greatly increasing the BUSH
ness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
POSTOFFICE AT CENTER
RUTLAND ENTERED
stamp and Money Order Drawer RiAed
Articles Taken from store.

Rutland. Jan. 30.-Burglars entered the
w. +. Byrne store which contains the
Center Rutland postofice early this morn
ing, which is the third time within the last
three months. The stamp drawer and
money order drawer in the postofiice H.
partment of the store were rified. En-
Just how much booty the thief or thieves
lugged away could not be estimated by
Mr. Byrne, but it is probable some money,
shoes. jewelry, clothing and food were
stolen.
After breaking out the window. the
thief entered with the assistance OF
an oil pump. which was just inside the
window, and from the appearance of
the store he at once went to cutting
cheese. Several large pieces were
found about the store, one piece being
on "a shelf desk over the safe in tho
postoffice department. When the store
was entered three months ago this
time it was suspected that a young boy
by the name of Raymond Mangan had
committed the theft. The robbery was
repeated a month ago and young Man
gan was arrested and he has since
been in the county Jail.
District Attorney V. a. Billiard of
Burlington was notified of the post
office break and he will have inspec-
| tors at work tomorrow morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
HATCH NOT GUILTY.;
MAN ARRESTED FOR
/. CHEERING VERDICT
Judge Stanton Places Spectator
Charles E. Kirk under Bail
of 500 for Applauding
Jury's Decision.

St. Johnsbury, Jan. @S.-An unprecedcnt-
ed scene was enacted in Caledonia county
court to-day when HARLOW Hatch. ON
trial for manslaughtcr In causing the
death of his cmpoyc, Sumner Brown by
shooting last July, was found not guilty
4 crowd that filed the court room and
corridor awaited the return of the Jury,
who were out three hours, and upon
hearing the verdict, u demonstration
ensued Judge Xcd 5. Stanton, presiding.
called for order and after quiet was
restored, ordered the court officers to
arrest every man and woman who had
any part in tie outbreak.
Judge Stanton, himself pointed out
Charles T.. Kirk, who had appeared as
one of the states principal Witnesses in
the case, as one Of those who had an
pauded the decision and ordered his
immediate arrest The doors were then
locked and the names of every person
In the court room taken by officers Kirk
was placed under bonds of 800 for ap-
pcarance in court later.
Hatch showed the effect of tho strain
which he had undergone through the ten
days trial and wcpt as mis- sympathizers
cheercd the jury's verdict. The trial was
one of the most important ever held in
the local court and attracted large crowds
throughout.