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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-03-16

A Connecticut high school has a de-
partment where the girl students are
taught to wash, scrub and iron. The
graduates will probably rush into lit
erature instead Of laundry, but the
knowledge acquired by them in the
department mentioned above cannot
possibly prove harmful.
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JULIUS E. YNGVE,
Associate Editor.
GEO. I. STAPLES,
Business Manager

An eight-hour police day is being
tried in Minneapolis. The Mill City
can we'll afford to experiment. Con-
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THE PRINCETON UNION
BY r. C. DUNN.

TERMS-s1.OO PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
$3.50 OUTSIDE THE STATE.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

There won't be any need for
the other counties OF the state
electing representatives next
Tuesday, that is If Lige pulls
through. Our Lige is going TO
be the whole show--at least he
says, in his various political an.
nouncements, that he is going TO
do a lot OF things in the way OF
law making without regard to
whas the other 140 odd represen :
.atives have TO say about matters
Of Legislation. This is the i'm
preston one gets from reading
his dope. Our experience was
that there were always a lot Of
fellows that wanted to take a
hand in the game when It came
to shaping up legislation for pas
sage. But it won't be the case
with Lige in the house. He'll
be 1T.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

Lige says, In one Of his eplst-
les. that the state Public Service
Commission 10 a bad and expen
sive thing for the people of the
state and that il he hadbeen In the
Legislature he would have worked
and voted against it. Judge
Lamm, the Republican candidate
for governor, who served on the
supreme bench for number oil
years aud is supposed to know
something about law, said in his
speech here last Friday, that it
was one OF the best laws ever
passed In the history of the state
and that II pays q surplus over
and above all expenses into the
state treasury. Lige should see
the Judge about this and tell him
that he is off on the proposition
and don't know what he is talk
ing about. Go to it, Ligei
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

There are forty-one names OF
candidates to be voted for on the
Democratic ticket. OF this num-
ber Is are Presidential Electors,
and in voting for these Electors
you vote for Woodrow Wilson,
as his name does not appear up n
ticket. Mr.. Republican Voter, if
you want to vote for President
Wilson, erase by drawing a PEN
Gil mark through the names OF
the eighteen Republican Elector7
and then write the names Of the
eighteen Democratic Electors on
the blank line beneath the cor
responding erased name above.
You will be given six tickets when
you go to vote and you will have
the names OF all the candidates
thereon.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

| Itnon ,hn awn...
me SAID Principal and Securities should well
and truly pay or cause to b. paid. the said sum
OF borrowed money, and oil the interest thereon
acooraing % 70 tne tenor and effect Of said Bond,
| tnat tnen. ana In that case. said Mortgage Deed
should become void; and that II default should
oe made IN the payment Of said sum OF bor-
rowed money, or the interest thereon. or any
part thereof, at the time when they should sew
erd'y na WE oeoome payable, according to the tenor
In@ Sne,,, ~ Ptr,o' sna. tnen the tnen act
ins 1neiin oI Mipiey county aforesaid, should
Mnnous aS ~ NY sui. 9n saio mortgage Deed pro-
S,Sdas !" ~ sun ~ pubic sucuon. TO the highest
n,,a,aa aS' "a vasn IN nana tne properly therein
nvhc na,sna aua ~ nrst giving 70 days
puphc notlce OF the time, terms and place OF
saie ~ punhiication ph IN some newspaper pub
~ 'sneu nG W saiu souhty and out OF the proceeds
nS ,hn su'e ~ pay ae costs attending such SALE
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

puted to this date, due and unpaid upon said
Bond, and then and there directed that judg-
ment therefore should be entered against said
Principal and Securities in said Bond, and thar
an Order of Sale Of the property described in
said Mortgage Deed should iosue to satisfy the
same.
Now, therefore l., e. g. williams, sheriff of
Ripley county, Mo-, by virtue of said order OF
the County Court and by the authority In me
vested by said school fund mortgage will on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1915,
between the hours Of O'Clock In the forenoon
and o'clock In the afternoon at the east front
deor Of the court house In the city of Doniphan,
Ripley county, Mo-, sell the said described real
estate or so much thereof as may be necessary at
public vendue. to the highest bidder for cash In
hand to satisfy said debt and the costs thereon.
Il. S. WILLIAMS,
5l-4t Sheriff Of Ripley County, Mo.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
Sheriff's Sale Under School
Fund Mortgage.

whereas, on the 18th day Of February, 1911,
Susan LourY and Hiram Lcury borrowed OF the
County Of Ripley One Hundred Fifty Dollars
belonging 70 the Capital School Funds Of The
following described School Townships In said
County, In the several amounts set opposite
thereto, respectively, viz.
Surplus Trust Fund 500; Interest on same
e3l.Ul Township "a, East $50; Interest on
same SlS5o; and 70 the Public School Fund OF
said County. total sis6.5i, for wpioh said sum oil
borrowed money, the said Susan Loury and
Hyram Lonry as Principal with Hyram Lsury,
J. G. Miller and G. A. Moore as Securitiss. exc
the l4th day or February, lsll, 10 which said
Bend the Principal and Securities agree and
bind themselves 70 pay 70 the said County, Tor
the use and benefit of the School Townships
hereinbefore mentioned, on or before the iith
day Or February, 1914, the said sum OF bor-
rowed money, with Interest thereon from the
date OF said Bond, until paid, at the rate or
per cent per annnmi said Interest 10 Be paid
annually on the iith day OF February In each
year, antIl the whole debt shall be paid on and
And, Ehsrsas, in consideration Of the prom
ises, and to secure the payment OF the said sum
or borrowed money, when the same should be-
come due on the lith day OF February, 1919. the
said Susan Loury and Hiram ionry executed
and delivered 70 the s2id County, Tor the use
and benefit Of the said School Funds certain
Mortgage Deed, whereby they conveyed to the
said County the following describedslot, tract
or parcel of land lying. being and situate In the
County OF Ripley, State afolusaids viz:
Tho northwest quarter Of the northeast quar-
Ter Of section twenty t2ols township twenty-twpl |
(22} north range three 20 east,
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

Hon. Ralph Wammack, OF
Bloomfield, one the best known
attorneys in Southeast Missouri,
has been speaking at differ ent
points in the county since We'd
nesday Of this week and has been
having good meetings at each
assignment. Tho county candi-
dates have also been making a
thorough canvass and will have
visited every community in the
county by Monday night, and
their meetings have also been
we'll attended.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

and truly pay or canss TO be paid, the said sum
OF borrowed money, and q the interest there
on according TO the tenOr aud effect fsald bond.
Ihat then. IN that case. said Mortgagr Deed
should become void: and that II default should
be made In the pa, ment of the said sum a. bor.
rowed money .oi th ilIeres thereon or any part
thereof, al the time when they should seyerally
become due aud payable, according 10 the
TENOR and effect 81 said bond, thai then the
then acting SHERIFF. Ripley Go my aforesaid
should lwithnilt any sui on said Mortgage
DeedJ proeeel TO sell NJ rublic auclioI
TO the highest bidder, for cash IN
hand. the property therein convey.
ed and moftgaged, nrst giving 20 days public
noucs o. ihe time, te ms and place q sale, By
qualification In some newspaper publish d In
SAID county; and Dut Ol the oceesis of aid sale
70 pa the costs attending such sac and then
the debt aud interest due the County OF Ripley
as aforesaid: which said Mortgage Deed was re.
corded in the iice of tn. Recorder Of said
county Of Ripley In Book 81 Of page So
And Whereas. The County COurt OF Ripley
County aforesaid. by an order made and entered
OF record on the 18th dag OF May, 1915, doth ind
.hst default has been made In the payment Of
Ihe said sum Of money: according 70 the tenor
and effect Of satd Bond aud thai the said Mar
ina A. Spencer Is now indebted o said County
for the use OF said T0wuship and Capitol School
fSnd. ~ the sum Of Two Hundred and Thir y
three dollars and "A cents (Sz33 ~, principal
and interest, computed to this date, due end
unpaid upon said Bond and hen AID here
directed that judg rent therefor should
De entered against said Principal and Securities
10 said bond. and that an order Of sale Of the
prope,y described In sal Mortgage Deed
should Issue tu satisfy the same
Now. Therefore l, e. 8. Williams, sheriff of
Ripley County. Missouri, by virtue Of said or
der OF The County Court and by the autlorit,
10 me vested BY said school fund mortgage
will on
MONDAY. 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1916.
between the hours OF O'Clock In the forenoon
ron door OF the curt house In the city OF
Doniphan, Ripley county and State OF Missouri,
sell the said described real estate or 80 much
thereof as may br necessary at publ Q yendue
70 the ghrst bidder for cash in hand to salts.
Z. 5. WILLIAMS
bl-h Sheriff OF Ripley ounty Mo-
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
Sheriff's Sale Under School
Fund Mortgage.

Whereas, on the 5th day OF August, 1907, Johr
\. Hume, borrowed Of the county OF Ripley, IL
the State OF Missouri, the sum OF Two ilundres
said County, FOR which said sum Of borrowet
money, the said John r. Hume, as Prinoipa
with W. II. Merrell, A. G. Jones, ]. W. Gary, ;. j
Y. swain, J. r. Wright and J.. d. Murmet al
Securities. executed Bond to the said County
bearing cate the 9th day OF August, 1907, II
which said Bona the Principal and Securities
agree and bind themselves to pay to the said
County, for the use and benefit or the Capital
School Fund, hereinpefore mentioned, on or be-
fore the 9TH day OF August, 1905. the said sum Of
borrowed money, with interest thereon from
the date OF said Bond, until paid, at the rate OF
3 per cent per annum; said interest to be paid
annually on the 9Th day Of August. In each and
every year. until the whole debt shall be paid Oh
And whereas, In consideration Of the pre-
mises, and 70 secure the payment OF tue said
sum OF borrowed money, when the same shall
become due. on the 5th OF august. 1908, the said
John \. Hume, executed and delivered 10 the
said County, for the use and benefit OF the Cap
itol School Fund . certain Mortgage Deed,
whereby he conveyed 70 the said County the
following described lot, tract or parcel OF land.
lying, being or situate In the County Of Ripley,
State Aforesaid, viz:
The south half Of the southeast quarter of
section ninetoea fie' township twenty-five i2g
range three (3) east containing so aores
Upon this express condition, however: That
U the said Pfinclpal and Securities should well
and truly pay or cause 10 be paid, the said aum
OF borrowed money, and all the interest thera-
on, according 70 the tenor and effect OF said
Bond, that then, and IN that case, said Mortgage
Deed should become yoIdi and that II default
should BE- made In the payment Of said sum of
borrowed money, or the interest thereon, or any
part thereon, or any part thereof, ct the time
whom they should eeyeraTly become due and
payable, according 70 the tenor and effect OF
said bond, that then the then acting Sheriff OF
Ripley County Aforesaid, should (Wtthout any
suit on said Mortgage Deed proceed 70 sell 1t
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash Ia
hand, the properly therein conveyed and mort
gagged, first giving 20 days public notice Of the
terms and place or sale hy publication In somc
newspaper In said County and out OF the pro-
ceeds OF said sale 70 pay Tho coets attending
saoh sale, and then she debt and Interest due
The County Of Ripley as aforesaid; which said
Deed was recorded In the ONCE OF the !
aocorder Of said County Of Ripley 70 Book . a.
xsd Whereas, the County Court of Ripley !
County, aforesaid, BY IN Order made and enter |
ID Of record on the 18th day Of May, 1918, doth |
Ind that default has been made In the payment |
Il the said sum Of money, according TO the ten
n and efrccf OF said Bond, and that tho said |
|ohn r. Hume "a now indebted % tho said Coun- |
y for the use of eaid Capital School Fund IN |
h0 sum of One Hundred and Thirty Seven Doll |
sfs md - eents, prinoipel AA4 interest, Coni- |
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
THIED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
Proposed by Initiative Petition

Prohibiting after July arst. 1917. the
manufacture Of. the Introduction into, and
the irving, exchanging, bartering. selling
or disposlng Of Intoxicating LIQUORS In ths
State Of Missouri. except wine for sacra-
mental purposes. prescribing q pen ity
Tor the violation thereof and repeniinw ali
parts Of the Constitution. Statutes and Mu-
nicipai Laws In conflict Herewith.
Proposed amendment to the Constitution
OF Missouri, to be submitted TO the legal
voters OF the State Of Missouri for their
approval or rejection at the regular gen
OF November. A. d. 1915, prohibiting the
manufacture Of, the Introduction info and
the giving, exchanging, barterlng, selling,
or dispcsing OF Intoxicating liquors In the
msnfa s,t ?, Missouri sscePt wine for sacra
the Violation thereof and repeaiing all parts
Of the STATE Constitution, State ana MunIc.
ipal Laws In conflict Herewith.
Bs Y s~aefsd By tho people of ts State Of
Section !. From and AFTER July or.,
l9lI, Nd Intoxicating liquor or liquors,
except wine for saeramental purposes. aho ii
be manufactured In or introduced Into The
STATE OF Missouri under any preteu We.
Every person who sells, exchanges, gives.
barters. OF disposes Of Intoxicating iiquor
o. any Kind to any person in the State Of
MISSOURI. or who manufactures, or intro.
ouces Into. or attempts to introduce into
tne state Of Missouri, Intoxicating liauor
q any kindi except wine as aforesaid for
ne purposes aforesaid shall be guilty OF .
punished By fne Of not less than thres
hundred dollars nor more than one thou.
sand dollars, or by imprisonment In the
county jail not less tbaa six months nor
more than twelve months. or BY both such
nne and Imprisonment.
All parts OF tn State Constitution. and
laws Of the State and municipalities there
In, confiictinF with the proylsiens OF this
section, are hereby repealed
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

Let every voter who is be-
lever in the rule Of the people in
this government Of ours, go to
the polls and vote the Democratic
lickss The Democratic ticket
represents the people and not the
interests.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
Election Day-nsxt Tuesday.

While there 10 q nice lot OF Eel.
lows on the Republican county
ticket, there is sqnaIly as good,
II not generally > better bunch,
on the Democratic county ticket.
Therefore. II you vote for the
man, and not according to your
political bias, vote The Democratic
ticket.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

Democrats, vote your party
ticket from top to bottom. 1t is
a good one and deserves your
cordial support.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

Ptne-TA ar Relieves a Cold.
DR.. Belle Pine-Tar Honey contains
all the soothing elements of the pine
forest. II heals the iriitated membrane
and by its sntiseptic properties loosens
the phlesm, yeu breath easier, and
what promises to be severe cold has
been broken up. Fer that stuffed up
feeling. tight chest or sore throat take
q dose OF DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
and prevent wearing, hacking cough
dragging through the winter. AT your
Druggist, 25c.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
STATE OF MISSOURI, /,
Department OF State.


I, Cornelius Roach. Secretary of st.,s
Of the State Of Missouri hereby certify
that the foregoing 10 a full, true and com.
plete copy OF the one Joint and concurrent
resolution Of the Forty eighth General As.
sembly Of the State Of Missouri OF the pro.
posed amendment to the Constitution Of
the State of Missouri; also, Of the two
amendments to the Constitution proposed
the qualifed voters Of the State of Missouri n
at the general election to be held on Tass.
DAY, the seventh day OF November, 1910.
10 testimony whereof. hsreunto set
9tate Of Missouri Done at Office In ths
Guy OF JEFFERSON. this 9th day Of ssptem.
fsesl1
R.1...R---<
sEcRETAav Or STATE
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
FrRsT CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND.
MINT.

KrnsT CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MRNT.
Joint and eoncurrsnt resolutisa sub
mitting 10 the qualified voters Of the state
81 Missouri, an esnendment 10 the Co.'S
stltutien thereof, concerning psnsisas ~
the deserving bliAd-
De 70 ysseipsd BY the Senate, Hs Hssss sf
ksfrsssHiafipss concerning fhsvsjs;
That at the general election to be held
on Tuesday following the nrst Monday
In November. 1916, there shall be submitted
b. the qualified voters Of Missouri, for adop-
tion or rejection. the following constitu-
tional amendment, to-wit.
That section II Of article Nv Of the Con-
ptitution be amended by adding thereto
the following words: provided further,
that nothing in this Constitution contained
shall be construed A. prohibiting the gen.
eral assembly from granting, or authoris-
Ing the granting Of, pensions to the de-
serving blind. as may be provided and
regulated BY law"
aHcaMn n0NsrIrurrorAH AnHAn
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
MISSOURI STATE LAND BANK AMEND.
MENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.

Proposed by legal voters BY Initiative
Petitions under the Initiative and Refer
endum Provisions Of the Constitution,
empowering the General Assembly to en-
act q special law creating q corporation to
be known as the Missouri State Land Bank,
with powers to mobilize and liQuidizs farm
credits, to appropriate state moneys as
loan In aid thereof, and exempting from
state county and municipal taxes all Of
the assets Of said bank, also debent,. re
bonds issued by II, and providing for the
validating OF any law enacted By the Gen
eral Assembly In accordance herewith.
Be snaetsd By the Psobis of the State Of
MIsosr' that the Consti.ssiom b. 10 omsHdsd
Section 1. The General Assembly is here
BY empowered to enact q special law to
create n corporation to be Known as the
Missouri State Land Bank, with power to
make loans on notes secured by deeds Of
trust or mortgages upon agricultural lands,
and to Issue debenture bonds against the
same with all suitable and Incidental
powers. And to enact other special laws
at the same session or at othar sessions Of
the General Assembly to amend and i'm.
prove the said act, or 70 supply omissions
Section 2. The General Assembly is here.
BY authorized and empowered to enact q
law or laws approprfating AZ q loan out OF
the moneys Of the State Treasury. the
um Of one million dollars az a working
:apital for said corporation. =.
Section 8. The General Assembly Is
hereby authorized and empowered 10 en-.
Z law or laws exempting from state,
'unty and municipal taxes the assets Of
nd Missouri State Land Bank and ell de
rture bonds Issued by II.
ection 4. Any law herstofore enacted
the General Assembly In accordance
b the provisions Of Sections /, 2 and
sof shall be deemed valid from and sitter
the adoption hereof.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03

JUDGE JAS. G. BERKLEY,
of De Soto, will address the peo-
pie Of Doniphan, at the Court
house, on Monday afternoon,
November 9Th. at 1:3O o'clock,
and will also speak At Oxly At Z
o'clock p. m. Everyone invited
TO como and hear him, as he Is
an able speaker.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
Public Speaking.

HON. RALPH WAMMACK,
OF Bloomfield, Stoddard county,
will address the people Of Doni.
phan and vicinity on political is
sues OF this campaign, at the
Court house, on Saturday, Nov
ember 4, (to.morrow), beginning
at ! O'Clock, p. M. and will also
speak at Fairdealing at 7 O'Clock
that night. Everybody invited.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-11-03
SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
Proposed by Initiative Petition

20 create. by special law, . state LAnd
Bank with power to loan money secured
By deed OF trust ON agricultural lands
and to Issue bends, and authorizing the
appropriation Of One Million Dollars (e1,-
oo0,ooo.0o) cut Of the State Treasury fer
thst purpose. and to exempt the capital
and bonds Of said bank from takatisn.
and validating any lesisiAfien heretofore
enacted for euah nurpOsex
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SOME PREACHER!
The Vespers will be celebrated here
Saturday night. Rev. GeTey will ar
rive on Saturday, accompanied by
three of the chorus girls.-HillsbOrO,
N. NJ, Free Press
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" the Commercial Bank of Shelley.
Idaho.
The above entitled matter came on
Tor consideration this day. and the
Commercial Bank of Shelley. having
been examined. was this day accepted.
In the matter Of tax foreclosure suit,
bingham County vs. Mrs. l.. NJ. Writ, ct
The above entitled matter came on
for hearing this day. Ralph w. Adair.
attorney for Bingham County appeared
6efore the boa board ana requested the dis.
and upon the grounds that the delin-
quency certificate for the year 1913.
covering the following described pro-
80 rods east Of the northwest corner
Of the NEA NWN, of Section 8. in
Township South. OF Range 81. E. b. NJ.
ton to the southwest corner OF said
NEH NWA: thence due east 80 rods,
thence due south 40 feet. thence due
east 4s5 feet to right Of way Of O. S. L.
Railway Co, thence in a northeasterly
direction to the north line of Section
8, Township South. Range 81. E. Il. NJ.
thence due west to point Of beginning.
containing 84.2 acres, for which this
action was brought to foreclose. was
enormously assessed, in that the taxes
on said property were paid in full. and
doubly assessed for the year 1918.
After due consideration by the Board.
it appears that the above described
property is enormously assessed, and
i, it is hereby ordered that Certificate
No. 46 for the year 1913 be cancelled
and the case dismissed.
1T is hereby ordered that the Board
do now adjourn until tomorrow at 1000
o'clock A. NJ.
J.G BOND.
Chairman
Attest: +. NJ. FISHER.