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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10
Two Halves Of State
Show Equal Strength

Bismarck, Feb. 3-The issue Of the
eastern portion of the state against the
western portion, raised by New Rock
ford in the attempt to remove the state
capitol, has led to much speculation
as to the proportionate strength Of
these sections, in the event that they
become factionalized along these
lines.
Dividing the state along the line
running along the western boundaries
Of Dickey, LaMoure, Stutsman, Foster,
Eddy, Benson and Towner counties,
the sections are almost equally divid-
ed as to population. According to the
1915 state census, the population CT
the state was 636,994. Of this number
318,481 was in the counties west of
the line indicated and 1883 in the
counties east of it. There were 80
more people in the eastern counties
than in the western.
A glance, however, at the census
statistics since 1890, shows that it will
be but very short time until the pop
ulation of these western counties will
be greatly in excess of the eastern
counties. In 1890 the western
counties contained but 31,45O people
as against 1883 in the eastern coun-
ties; in 1900 the western counties con-
tanned but 8S,405 people as against
230, TAI in the eastern counties; in 1910
the western counties contained 1885,
779 people as against 291,277 in the
eastern counties. The increase made
from 1900 to 1910 of the western coun-
ties is one of the remarkable facts in
connection with the development of
the state.
The increase of the western coun-
ties in population is shown more
strikingly by the percentages of in
crease. In 1900 the population in the
western counties showed an increase
of 181 per cent over 1890, as against
an increase Of "A per cent for the same
period in the eastern counties; in 1910
the population in the western half
showed an increase of 223 per cent
over that of 1900 and only 26 per cent
for like period in the eastern cOun.
ties; in 1915 the western counties
showed an increase from 1910 of ia
per cent while the eastern counties
showed an increase of but 9.3 per cent
for the same period.
The legislative strength under the
present apportionment is distributed
between these sections as follows
Twenty-three senators in the western
counties as against 26 in the eastern
counties; So representatives in the
western counties as against 81 in the
eastern counties.
With the state institutions, and es-
pecially the big institutions where the
great bulk of the state revenues are
spent, in the eastern counties, and
with the day almost here when the
western counties will have a majority
at the polls and control the legisla-
ture, some very interesting political
fights may be looked for in the not dis
tant future, if New Rockford sets the
fashion by putting the capitol on
wheels.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

Roy Iverson, who mas been quite ill
in the N. P. hospital at Brainerd, with
pneumonia, returned home Thursday
morning, stopping off for few days
with his parents at.Page. He says he
is feeling fine again and has resumed
his work of firing on the pusher engine
in the local N. P. yards.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

Mrs. NJ. E. G. Wilson, the mother of
A. G. Wilson, who has been i'll at his
home on Lincoln avenue since early
last fall, does not improve very rapid
ly and is still confined to her room.
Mrs. Wilson came from st. Paul last
October to visit her son and has been
ill ever since. She hopes to be able
to return to her home before long.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10
Magnificent Canadian
Parliament Building
Destroyed by Bomb

mention shall each receibe an achieve.
ment pin.
The judges of the state contest are
to be Miss Mabel Olson, president
State Nurses association. DR.. G. ]. Nc
Gurren, secretary state board of
health, Mrs. S. A. Zimmerman, chair
man health department Federation of
Women's clubs.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

L. E. Disney and family have asaill
returned to the city and are now CON-
fortably settled in the Sandberg resi-
dence on West Second street. Mr..
Disney is landscape architect with
the Northwest Nursery company.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

G. M. Motif, the carpenter who was
recently injured by fall from build
ing which he was helping to erect, IS
now suffering from articular rheuma'
tism which has set in in the injured
members.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

Mrs. w. o. Keene has been enjoying
a visit from her brother, L. J. Crippen,
and wife, Of Lambert, Mont, this week
They have been visiting at the old
home in Cottage Grove, Mimi, and
stopped of here for visit before re-
turning to their Montana home on
Saturday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

Leauren and Marie Keene, who have
been visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Keene, for the past
week, returned to their home in Box
Elder, Mont, Saturday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

Sheriff and Mrs. Kelly returned
Tuesday night from a trip to Milwau-
kee. Chicago and Dubuque, Iowa, be-
ing absent from the city about ten
days.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

Miss Jessie Starkweather returned
this week from Milwaukee, Wis,
where she spent the past five weeks
visiting relatives and friends. While
in Milwaukee, which is her native city,
a number of very pleasant social af-
fairs were given for her.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

L. P. Beckel returned to his home in
La Crosse, Wis, Thursday after spend
Ing a few days at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Hanson. He was
accompanied by his daughter Flor
ence, who has been spending the past
month with her sister.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

T. o. Lund writes from Fingal and
encloses his subscription to the Week
" Times-Record.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

Mrs. w. o. Keene is another victim
of the grippe. ~
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10

Rev. Atkinson, Of Sanborn, who has
been on a business trip to various
points in the state, stopped of in Val
ley City Thursday evening on his re-
turn home.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07
Nus cincolr, uebr.

Die S6meitern i'm Sabea- Stift
Gbriitine uno SS0a, iino anfana Die.
ier 8ode opf 5erien segollgeil, I'm
i'm Giafoniiien- W~utter6aaie 5u gol.
timore Die Sulibise 6u Dergeifen.
9err 9aitor b. NuBboum bon
Bennington, gfeb., trof an Mittmof
IN 2iucoln Elm unD itieg i'm 2abea.
heim 81 fur5em geiu9 ob.
Ger SuiDelierlo0en 6. Solicit nn
Der 8 StraBe nurOe in letter $50.
DE bon 2ongfingern beimgeiuht, bic
iiA Giamnntringe I'M 8crtc bon
rtIDo $1,000 ongeeignet baben ionen
Der glorrcide 8ierte nuroe aud
n Der StaatsbouptitnOt NIT tnauen,
oem 8atriotismns gefeiert. Gcn
8auptgeipinn 0es Cages 0iirFten
aber Die 8ergniigungspIdse Capital
8sah mo electric 9arf einasItri.
den bacon. @ag fir Die aer5fe ab.
gefaaen lift ur0 fir Die a~pofhcfcr,
fonnte nod nift feitgeiteat iuer0ea
Ser Qoltor Wteper Don 9ltho(.
aonios, belt fih leste ISOLDE Glide
Goge beiuhsbalber in 2:acoln ollf
un0 beitdtigte unter anOerein al.d
ons Snben- Stift fir OeIIen Gin.
riftungen uno 9nIogea er Elm Ieb.
bates SntereiIe befun0ete. Or
nnbm Die beiten Ginoriide bon Der
Stantsbouptitaot nit beim unb anF
Dem Bumihc nno Der Soffnano
ausOruf, bolo tpieoer 5u fommen
ltno gang mud 2inroln ii~berIieoeln
5u fonnen.
Ser 2eonb. gaacr madte an
leeten 5onntog nit ieiner GamiIic
einen misunderstanding III 0ie lin.
gegeio 2incoIns uno fcbrte, neil er
Der 2uit, Elm gao i'm pl1tidernocr
@ade am Bege 5u nebnlen, midi
bdtte miGeriteben foHner, nil ion.
nenberbranntern Baden uno Ritden
beim. Iroboem aber mar er an
a. Sui nuf ieinem 9oiten.
6err Rnitor agoedner bon Gme.
ralo muBte fid cine Grille AM Snllc
0urd Operotiben Gingriff entferncn
Sem 9untor aber bat Ourhs
@eiier uiAt GeItteu-
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'ucbraskas 1ltiliss
Grmppcn sur GrenSe!
@e6ObrHer StimmnHs frat 0aS
gierte Megiment nnb bas
SisHalfurps bic Oieiis on.

2incoIn. Z. Sui. Seute Dor.
mittng gegen 10 libr erfoIgte bic
glbfnbrt oes 8ierten Resiments uno
0es S~ignaltorps Der Stoatsmilia
mad Der @ren5e, p1brenb Gnlienoe
~0erielben b~eipobnten.
Der geitrige Gag mar eifrig al.
len gorberettungen fir Die AbreiIe
geiDi0met. DOS @epGd pur0e Der.
LADEN un0 nngemein berridte cine
iiberaiis eebobene Stimmlng, Die
iih IN @ei1neen un6 Baden uno
Saer3en bemerfbar maate.
gisber iinb 5Dei Deiertionen Dor.
gefommert. SSn ieoem Gole nurbe
cine gelobnuns bon $4,000 ouf Or.
greifung oes DISQUALIFICATION aus.
oenen es ihlimm eeben mag,
tUenn iie eefabt peroeu.
8ernanote llno @ltcrn Der Grub.
pen eilten geitern nod einmol ms
UNI ibren abmarihierenoen
Elm 2ebemcbl 5u iogen, ieet
ieood bieleidt leidJteren Screens,
oo ie niht msbr 81 befiirhten ba.
beL Oob es gum aries fomfnt.
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u1arktbcri0te.

iiuODieb-3ufubr 275.
gcef Stiere, felt.
Cute bis bette f0.00-1O.40.
DlitteLmaBige 9.25-t0.00.
Bcmobnlihe S.25-9.25.
aorngeiiitterte 9eebes
@utc bis bette 9.S5-t040.
MittelmdBige 9.25-9.S5.
BeiD0hnlide 3.25-9.25.
ailhe. Itotft beinabe fdt.
Cute bis bette aiibe 6.75-7.75.
Nittelmdb;ae 6.O0--6.75.
8enobnlihe 5.75--6.00.
Sellers. felt.
StOfcrs, felt big Ieidter.
6eaoers, cute bis bette 500
$50.
RitteimdBige 1880.
@eipobnIihe 6.25-725.
Stoders, CUTE bis bette 7.75 bis
$40.
5tof aiibe 5.50-7.OO.
Stof Sellers 6.O0-7.25.
Stod a1lber 6.75--S.50.
geal aGlber 9.25-1f.25.
guas. Stags 6.50-725.
Bologna guas 5.50-6.5O.
d~lDeiHe-9ufubr 1860.
Meortt attiu, gang fet.
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ameriiaaH4e gerstsnbteiInnn.

@ien, iibsr sonoon, Z. SltIi. -
Die bon Der american ghbficions
&elief aIiocintion geionote 9oipito[-
nbteiIuug, beitebenO aus bier 4ers-
ten uno bier aronfenpfleaerinnen,
lit mad Ear0abis in 96bmen itber.
pieien uoroen, no lid zines Der
grobten uno ~mto0erniten 2osarette
Der Monardie befinoet. 3asleIbe
fam 10000 9atienten fallen. Die
ntuerifoniide Aer5tenbteilung miro
Die 6iiriorge fir elm 5iinftel Der.
ielben n~bernebmen. Ole 0anen Der
acr5te finb; Or. Wartin un0 Or.
Noore bon indianapolis, Or. Cor.
By un6 Or. Mirfe non g6icaqo.
4ls 9flegerinnen eingen nit: 0ie
Sdiueitern Seger, gurte nlS Zen
Gpde BON Chicago uno cine bierte,
bic iid nod nuf Der Reiie mad 8ien
befinoet.
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klcine Cckalnatridten

&err uno 6rau 60. Smitb
fpuroen 9onnerstag natmittog oils
fie ouf ibrem Motorroo ole Sadlon
Strobe Granddaughter, ode ~. Stro'
BE, bon einem MlitontobiI nngefabren
uno auf Die StroBe geidleuoert.
Smith trug cine @erIebung an Der
reften Suite oanon, w1breno feline
6rnu einea 8einbrud 81 beflngen
bat. Der 4utomobililt mafte, Dab
er neiter fubr.
9as 10 Wonate alte Sodter.
den BON 5rau GbeIDn 5pnes Itiir5.
tie 0onnerstog nahmittag aus Dem
Jeniter Der i'm 5~lpeiteu 5tof Der
@Ioprp Apartments, 405 n0rol. IL.
Str. gelegenen @obuune auf ben
9of uno trug einen SddceIbrlh
6aoon. 3ie be0ouernsperte aleine
nuroe IN oas Metbe0iiten. 0oipital
gebradt, NO man Denig Soffnung
begt, tie am 2eben gu erbaIten.
Die 2eihe 0es neirniGbrigen
elmer Sncobion bon 5aO.G mobo,
her Dor etipn orei 8oden beim gn
ben i'm Daiiiouri %ertranf, Dur0e am
Gonnerstng bel 8eIlcoue aufdefun.
ben. Die 2ei6c ieines 8ruoers
anrl, Der bel Dem 8eriu6, i'm AT
retten, ebenfalls Den 8ellentoo fano,
lit nod nid)t eeborgen tporoen.
Hihter @oo0rougb bonn Der.
Staaten @eriht entidieo am Don.
nerstag, oob Die Omaha electric
2igbt & 9oiDer 60. einen eiDigen
6reibrief fir ben 8erfauf bon elef.
trii4er araft ME 2itt Bat. Die
Omaha fDir6 iii Oas 8un0es.
appelationsgeridt dppeQieren.
Jrmt 5rant Eormellee Dur0e
D%onnerstog iinfmittag, ais tie ode
40. uno 9unoee Str. bon einem
StroBenbabntpogen Qbitieg, BON Der
l~5sj1brigen Beatrice Montgomcrp
nit 0eren artomobil ongeiabren uno
srbeblih perleBt. Snfotee zines
plosliden Sellers tn Der 9rems.
oorridtung bate bic 2egtere Gle
Rortroae berloren.
Die 2eihe Der 2~8.jdbriaen Ro.
rie @robers bon 8oboo, Neb., lpur.
De 3onnerstog BET 9ooauop, 4n.
orerp Gountb, MtiiIouri, aus Dem
: Stub ge8oeen. 5rGlllein
bate ibrer Mutter BON
aus Dor ettDo adt 3oeen
Ieidrieben. bnB fie in Sen GluB
pringen fper0e. Sic bat ibr Scr.
Iaben nlfo aud n~iisgefiibrt, uno Der
5lub bat Damn Die 2eide nit Itd
ortgeihleppt.
Sn seattle Iiegen 10000 Con.
EN- Nunition fir MuBlano. Quh
IN triumph omerifaniiaer @eni6.
i6fettl
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uetnen Oen 1Ilmnc
wiecer oeR0rie ucnl
2sH6pH Idht lid ans Wum meIben,
bak bic Muiitn Gnf Der gan.
5rn eiHie fesrcia fiHO.

acn0cn. z. SuEi. sic aonSe
oeitihe Sinie in RiibIun0. Die litl
bon Rign bis Siir gnli5ii6m @ren.
ae erftredt. piro inter ben mud.
tigen ShIdeen Der NuIIen mad benz
@eften 5ariidgetrieben. 60 meIoet
cine Drnbticie GepeIde aus &om
mad 2on0on. (Gs 1T gum 4ugeInl
ga, lpenn Die Rodriht nod aus
Wetrogrnb fonlnien iDiiroe, Oonn ID
pe bod nod etiuns Sinn uno Ser.
Ftnnb 6nrifL aber aus Rom un0 nod
ornbtlos oo5u - beiIiger 9rabmn
Dos III oern bod Elm biShen an
toID Sn Der Gepeihe beibt es
tDeiter: Die Arfneen Sinoenburgs,
2eopoIos bon g1pern rno 2inItr-
gems ifnb ole eeihIngen. (ggie betBt
es bod itber bic friiberen ruIIiiden
Gfenifben in Den BIGttern Der vi.
Itierten9 Mon bore: Die Aliierten
ridden Dor, bieB eS an elmer STEELE,
In Deutidlnno 5ittert man. lln0 an
elmer nnoeren: @eipnItiee ruiliide
4rrnee or6net bortpdrts mad Ser.
lin. Berlin lit in tpiIbeiter 4nfre.
giiig iiber oos idneae 8orriifen
Der Huiien. Die greuBen CD ale.
ben fid 5iriid, pGbreno Die @ui.
fen 0eutihlano ii%berfIuten. Rub.
Inn6 bat 100000 bereit. Ger
aaiier p~erliert Sfpei Grittel ieiner
armee in &olen. Die auiien Dor
ben Goren 9reslais, uno Die Ser.
binonng nit Berlin 1bgeidnitten.
@enn man ons lieit iolte man
Iih hber Die MdsherL Die OieieIben
9ldtter beute madden ni6t peiter
nrgern.)
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Garrdnsa Ut oc0cH
Ole BanSitcn madtlOS!
gdEt bem Staatsbepartement Wlit.
telling MAIDEN, Ct t6Hne bic
Wreu5e nidIt Ihiten.

@oibington, z. Suli. Die Gnr.
ran5aregterune lit nidt oobon iiber.
Beuet, Dab ite Die @ren5e eegelt Die
.emfdae Der @ilo.g anOiten Ihiisen
tonne. Gieic Nodritt lat Der bic.
fige 8ertreter Wferifos oeul Stonts.
oepartement 5uteil peroen laIien.
Die ameritoniiheu GruppenbefebIs.
bober an Der @rense iinO inltriiiert
Doroen, Elm modl1mes glige ouf
8tln uto 0eiien ganoen gu boben.
Die Gorr1n5o.@ orniion in Gorroli.
los III bon Anb1nsern 9iaos fat
nilfgerieben ipproen.
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kinScrIdbmmno
tritt in hanIas amf!

Sopefn, aas.. Z. Suli. en-
8infielo, ans., 1T elm San bon
ainoerldbmung. Die gegenipGrtig in
aep 9ort 10 niele OFFER foroert,
aufgetrcteu. Nan bat iofort @aB-
rcgeln getroffen. Inn Dem umiih-
ereifen Der Seude au iteuerr, bod
fiirfltet nan, oaB cine sroBe 4n5obl
Perioner Der neutrality-suspicious. aus
eeiest getpeien lit.
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Ger Streif Der 9auflenpner
lit Gonnerstos nbenO enoii1 siitIidJ
beigeleat iporoen, nadoem oerielbe
iini @oden geiudbrt botte. gae
atsitdnoigen baden beute tpieoer Sie
arbeit nufgenonlmen.
gtnfOem 5rau German Goop
jabrelang on Rbeumotismus un0
@ortleibigfeit lit un0 trob oaer
meoi8iniiden 9ilfe feline erleidte.
rung finOen fonnte, beittdte lie Or.
aotbrbn 0itoIas, 0iteoputb, 3O2
Bee @ebdu0e. mo fono bort poll
itdnoige 9eilung. 5rnu Roap lit
iiber oieien Grfolg 10 erfreut, ooB
iie uttt umbin fam, alien 2eioen.
Oen Oieien ardt beitens an enpfeb
len.
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aanias Sin Marftberidlt.

@anias Sin Marftberidt.
&inobieb- 3ufubr 1000; gtarft Ieii
bis nic6riger.
Stodcrs felt.
Sellers, SdbrIiugc, tart.
Sdiueine-3ufnbr 400; Morft 81
~nieoriger.
Gurdihnittspreis 9.75-t0.00.
6oditer 8rets 1000.
SdIafe- 3ufubr 1000; Waarft 10
25c bober.
Chicago @~arftberidDt.
3inoDieg- 3uflibr 1000; Marft
felt.
Gdueine-3ufubr $1,000; marft
0iinete bis DC nicoriger.
Glrdidnittspreis 9.75-10.05.
Soditer 8reis 10.t7h.
Sdaie-3ufubr 5000; Marft 10
bis loo bober.
@eidorene Qommer 1886.
5rii5lings.Sammer hoo.
ct. Suiepb @~arft6eridt.
H~iH0bieb-3ufubr 300; Morft no.
mirell.
Sdprine-3uflbr 1000; Marft felt
BIS Sc nie0riger
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Die SiesiG6rioe Grnte.

8nibingtOn, 7. Sui. 9as
Northumberland iest bornus,
DAB Die oiesidbriee grnte folgenoen
ertrag ergeben pirb: @ei5en 1853
@iiaionen 8uihel, 9orn 2 giGionen
S66 Miaionen 9uibel.
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DcmtIdte Slcttc an
cn9lii&cr kiiite!

Berlin. Z. Suli.-DffsieG miro
gemeloet, 6ab elm Seil Der oeittiden
Sodieeflotte fih Der engIiihen 9ii-
lte ndberte un0 einen britiiden Gom.
pier taperte.
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SIM Sitter bon % Sabren Ttort
oeitern nndnlittae i'm 2oro Sitter
Soipital 5roit anno 2%aufdlmnn.
2314 norol. q. Ctr, mad einem
2ei0en bon 5 Goeen. Die gerItor.
bene binterIdBt ibren @otten, elm
aino bon 13 Monotcn, ibrc Gltern,
5errn uno 6rnu queuit @ieier, bier
grii0er. 6reo, aooIpb, Gbparo uno
auguit 8ieier, nno 5iDei Sdpetern,
aminOo uno 5rieba gfieier. 0as
9~egrdbnis finoet Sonntog natmit.
tag 2 ubr pom Srauerbauie aus
itott.
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Cute augen tn6 SIR bodfteg
@itt. Or 8eiIonO, 5remont, Rcbr.,
paBt Sbnen griaen an, pel9e bic
augen pr1lerbieren.
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500 Balm Bead nsS fa6le stoff.ansiae.

Sn StoIien 1T bic SEIZE fnapp ge.
roroen; fem 8un0er bel Der art
unO 8eiie, pie Die 5taItener bon
Den SeIterreihern eingeieift noroen
IND.
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8urhifnittspreis 9.55-9.70
So0fter 4reis $50.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000.
9tarft itarf.
8i0oer 6.50-7.60.
sSdGrlinee 500.
Mlutterlhnie 5.50-7.00.
@eidjorene BANNER 9.75-10.60.
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gurdidnittspreis 9.60--9.95.
S0diter 9reis 1000.
Sdnfe-3ufnbr 200; Waorft felt big
10c hober.
Gei1orene 21Htmer 1915.
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annias Gitb @etreiSsmarft.

annias GitB @etrei6emarft.
Santos Gitn 7. SuIt 1916.
Sorter 8eiaen-
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
n. Y. Democrats
to Endorse Wilson
[By United Pressl

NEW YORK, April 13.-Democrats
representing different factions are
expected to pledge their support to
the policies of President Wilson at
the annual Je~ffersonian dinner glveh
tonight at the Waldrof-Astoria by
the National Democratic club.
The dinner characterized in the an
rouncement as a Harmony feast"
will have among its chief guests At
tcrney General Thomas w, Gregory,
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri,
and Senator James d. Phelan of Cali
~foinia. They and other leaders Of
the party will deliver speeches. the
committee in charge OF the arrange
ments includes John w. Keller,
chairman; Thomas E. Rush, surveyor
o. the port; Stuart 'G. Gibboney,
Thomas G.. Smith, secretary of Tam
many hall; Henry NJ. Oldfogle, for
merly representative in congress, and
William A. Clark, one-time United
States senator from Montana.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
Personal Mention

Alfred Chartz was a departure for
Minden this morning on legal bust
ness.
Attorney James d. Finch was
among the arrivals on this mornings
train.
Mrs. A. B. Gray returned home this
morning from a brief visit with her
daughter, Miss Ethel, in Reno.
Mrs. Marie Burdick of Tonopah,
grand matron OF the Order Of Eastern
Star in Nevada, left for Reno last
evening after several days spent in
Carson.
Mrs. George Smith returned home
this morning from the coast, where
she had been the past few weeks at
tending her mother, who has recently
passed through a severe illness.
Mrs. S. L. Trout of Tonopah and
Mrs. F. Chetelle, aunt and cousin Of
Mrs. f. S. La Tourette, arrived this
morning from Reno for a visit of a
few weeks with the La Tourette fam
lily.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
Many More Cases
Heard by Board

The Board of Pardons in session at
the state prison acted upon the fol-
lowing applications for pardon or
parole this morning:
Gus Tim, parole, denied.
Charles E. Thomas, paroled, to take
effect July 8.
w. l.. Treweek, parole, denied.
John Walters, parole. denied.
G.. A.. Whitaker, paroled to take eff
feet May /.
r. NJ. Whitlock, parole, denied.
James White, parole, denied.
DR.. F. H. Wichman, out on parole,
pardon granted.
L. Williams, sentence committed
from twelve to five years to seventeen
years.
X. +. Wolff, parole, taken under adj
visement.
In addition to the list published yes
terday in the Appeal the following
applications were acted upon late in
the afternoon:
Charles Parson, parole, denied.
Jack Prize. pardon denied.
Juan Raminez, parole, denied.
William Rivera, parole, granted.
Frank Rivera, parole, denied.
Fl. r. Richards, parole denied.
John Romero, parole, denied.
Jim Ross, paroled when served five
years.
J. A. Schwarz, out on parole, par
don denied.
E. NJ. Sharp, paroled, after serving
two years.
Fred Skinner, parole, denied.
Fl. O. Smith, paroled.
Snyder Smith, parole, denied.
William A. Smith, parole, denred.
George T. Thompson, parole, de
MED.
Harry Williams, parole, denied.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
Died at Home of Son.

Mrs. Mary M. Palmer, mother Of
]. w. Palmer, principal of the local
schools, passed away yesterday
morning about E o'clock at the home
of her son. Deceased had been in
feeble health for a long time and
death was due to the infirmities OF
old age. Mrs. Palmer was a native
OF Heath Abbey, South Wales, aged
70 years, 3 months and 10 days. Mrs.
Palmer was a resident of Los An
geles for a number of years and two
months ago she came to this city to
visit her son.. The body accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Palmer was
shipped to Placerville, Cal, last
evening for Observation-Disclosures.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
Funeral of BRYAN Ruff

The funeral of the late Bryan Ruff
took place this afternoon from the
Episcopal church at 2 o'clock. The
attendance was large, there being
many Of the boys and girls of the
Orphans Home and pupils of the
public school present. The funeral
service by Rev. L. B. Thomas was
very impressive, and beautiful floral
wreaths and flowers were placed on
the casket by friends OF the deceased.
The burial took place in Lone Noun
tain cemetery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-13
Pleads Guilty to Horse Stealing

A sensation was sprung in the Sam
Bschman horse stealing case yester-
day afternoon when Lon Duval. a
Ruby valley rancher, who was arrest
ed last Monday for completely in the
case, entered a plea of guilty and
waived his right to time Of passing
sentence. This morning at 9:30 o'clock
he appeared before the court and was
sentenced to a term of from one to
fourteen years in the state prison.
An information charge had been filed
against him earlier in the day by Dis
trict Attorney Carville.-Elko hide
pendent.