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Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

After an illness of three days spent
in bed with the grip, j. A. Johnson is
back at his desk at the Merchants
hotel.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Earl flames, of St. Paul, is here
for short visit with his parents and
friends. Mr.. Eames is a travelling
salesman for a St. Paul grain firm.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gilbert and
daughter returned Monday morning
from Alberta where they were the
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. M. Larson over Sunday.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
$50 .-~..... AND ....-.
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEWS OF Loo
Stones Sootless coal-guaranteed
to please. adv.
Miss Cora Ostrem was a visitor
with friends at Paynesville last Thurs
day.
B. E. Adams left Monday night for
a weeks trip through Iowa. His first
stop will be at Fort Dodge.
Mrs. C. L. Young went to Mime
apolis Sunday evening to spend the
week at the home of her daughter.
Olof Hendrickson returned Tuesday
morning from trip to Minneapolis.
After an illness of three days spent
in bed with the grip, ]. A. Johnson is
back at his desk at the Merchants
hotel.
Sverre Vinje left Tuesday afternoon
for Grand Forks where he will spend
a few days for visit with relatives
and friends.
Earl flames, of St. Paul, is here
for short visit with his parents and
friends. Mr.. Eames is a travelling
salesman for St. Paul grain firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gilbert and
daughter returned Monday morning
from Alberta where they were the
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. M. Larson over Sunday.
John Cole. bank cashier, stole a
million dollars and thought he could
make his sweetheart happy. See this
wonderful film story at the Orpheum
this evening in "Who Pays?' Ad-
mission five and ten cents.
All members of the Eastern Star
lodge in Morris are requested to at
tend meeting at the loage hall next
Tuesday when important matters will
come up for consideration. Several
candidates will also be initiated.
John Stanley, manager of the gro
Gerry department at the Wells Brothers
Hanson store, went to St. Paul Satur
day to spend few days at his home.
Vacations are rare birds with Mr..
Stanley, especially in the winter time.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to Glen W. Walfoort. a resi-
dent of Ramsey county, to wed Miss
Katherine O'Neill, of this county.
There are lots of pretty girls in Ram
sey but Walfoort knows where the
best brides grow. -
The story of two men who love
the same woman will be told in the
pictures at the Orpheum this evening.
One of the men is rich and the other
desperate. The film stars are Ruth
Roland and Henry King, high salaried
Pathe players. The admission to-
night is only five and ten cents.
J. H. Boyd returned Wednesday
afternoon from a trip to Minneapolis
where he secured new equipment for
the bowling alleys. A set of light
balls were selected with a view. of
giving the ladies in the city chance
to do some bowling. Special days
will be set aside for them. Many of
the ladies have already announced
their intentions of going after the
bowling records as soon as Mr.. Boyd
has everything in readiness.
Ralph Goodhue was up from near
Mortified the first of the week and
went down to Donnelly to look after
his land there. Mr.. Goodhue is hav-
ing gratifying success with a stock
farm near Mortified, having sold
over 81, 1000 worth of pure berd Hol-
stein cattle off the farm the past
year. He finds the community life
there especially pleasant as they have
many good times at the farm club,
of which there are many in and
around Mortified. Mr.. Goodhue is
especially pleased with the success
of the farm club among his old
neighbors in Donnelly township.
Money to loan on improved
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Arthur LeSage has moved from
near Donnelly to the Wells farm south
of Frog Lake.
S. Stewart made a business trip to
St. Paul the first of the week in the
interests of his mills. *....
Editor Townsend of the Donnelly
Star took a day off Monday and
looked after business at the county
seat.
A community nurse has been en-
gagged at Montevideo. The members
of the Study Club are back of the
move with guarantee of salary.
Miss Ida Hoff returned to her home
at Cyrus Friday morning after two
weeks visit in Morris. She came here
to care for her aunt, Mrs. Matteson,
during Their illness.
Thursday morning last week was
the coolest March morning experienced
in Morris according to early risers
who found their thermometers cegistS
ering twenty two below.
Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Bro
kaw, eye specialist at Krueger's drug
store, Morris the 9th and 7th of
every month. Painful head and eyes
made painless. Price always lowest.
adv.
The five-year- old son of Henry Barr
in Pepperton township fell down the
cellar steps Wednesday evening last
week and broke his left arm. The
child missed its footing on the dark
stairs and rolled to the floor.
Fred Meyers, of Granville, Ia,
closed deal Saturday through the
Adams Land company for the Nels
Peterson farm in section 35, Rends-
Vile, consisting of 148 acres of land
which adjoined the Harvey farm re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Meyers. The
two places will be consolidated.
A number of Morris Eastern Star
members expect to go to Browns Val
ley next Tuesday to attend a school of
instruction at which time the grand
worthy matron of the state will lee
ture. Many of the towns in this sec
tion of the state viii. send delegations
and a large meeting is looked for. 3
A. C. Slosser, of Popejoy, Ia, has
been spending the week in Morris.
He came up to make settlement with
the insurance company for losses re-
Gently sustained to his properly. when
the Larson and Miller household goods
we're destroyed by fire. While here
he is guest at the home of Amos
Mumbleau. No settlement has been
arrived at but an adiuster is expected
here this week. Mr.. Slosser will re-
pair the damage as soon as warm
weather permits.
George Maughn has resigned his
position with the Geib-Carl lumber
company and the yards have been in
charge of Lester Morley since the
first of the month. Mr.. Morley s
duties will demand his entire time
and his trips as travelling auditor for
the company will be temporarily dis
continued. Mr.. Maughn has not de-
cided what he will do in the future
although he has several fattering
offers from lumber companies from
elsewhere. He was given high re-
concentrations by Mr.. Geib all OF
which tally with the many fine things
said about Mr.. Maughn by his friends
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

The five-year-old son of Henry Barr
in Pepperton township fell down the
cellar steps Wednesday evening last
week and broke his left arm. The
child missed its footing on the dark
stairs and rolled to the floor.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Mrs. C. L. Young went to Mime
apolis Sunday evening to spend the
week at the home of her daughter.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Noble Mcdonald was here from
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Money to loan on improved
farms. See A. A. Stone, Morris.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Bro
kaw, eye specialist at Krueger's drug
store, Morris the 9Th and 7th of
every month. Painful head and eyes
made painless. Price always lowest.
adv
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

The Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis,
has recently opened an addition of
fifty moderate priced rooms. adv.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

John Cole. bank cashier, stole
million dollars and thought he could
make his sweetheart happy. See this
wonderful film story at the Orpheum
this evening in "Who Pays?" Ad-
mission five and ten cents.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

B. E. Adams left Monday night for
weeks trip through Iowa. His first
stop will be at Fort Dodge.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Fred Meyers, of Granville, Ia,
closed deal Saturday through the
Adams Land company for the Nels
Peterson farm in section 35, Rends-
vile, consisting of 148 acres of land
which adjoined the Harvey farm re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Meyers. The
two places will be consolidated.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Henry Dosdahl, of Hancock is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Kohl while attending court.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

All members of the Eastern Star
lodge in Morris are requested to at
tend a meeting at the loage hall next
Tuesday when important matters will
come up for consideration. Several
candidates will also be initiated
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Thursday morning last week was
the coolest March morning experienced
in Morris according to early risers
who found their thermometers cegists
ering twenty two below.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

George Maughn left last week for
Spooner. Wis, to spend few days
with his sister. From Spooner he
went to st. Paul and is expected home
today. ILL.,
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

The story of two men who love
the same woman will be told in the
pictures at the Orpheum this evening.
One of the men is rich and the other
desperate. The film stars are Ruth
Roland and Henry King, high salaried
Pathe players. The admission to-
night is only five and ten cents.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

John Stanley, manager of the gro
Gerry department at the Wells Brothers
Hanson store, went to St. Paul Satur-
day to spend few days at his home.
Vacations are rare birds with Mr..
Stanley, especially in the winter time,
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

A number of Morris Eastern Star
members expect to go to Browns VAL
ley next Tuesday to attend school of
instruction at which time the grand
worthy matron of the state will lee
ture. Many of the towns in this Sec
tion of the state viii. send delegations
and large meeting is looked for. 3
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

A marriage license was issued
Monday to Glen W. Walfoort, resi-
dent of Ramsey county, to we'd Miss
Katherine O'Neill, of this county.
There are lots of pretty girls in Ram
sey but Walfoort knows where the
best brides grow. -
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Fourteen indictments against blind
piggers were returned last week by
the Douglas county grand FURY. The
alleged law breakers are all residents
of Evansville and Osakis.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Miss Cora Ostrem was a visitor
with friends at Paynesville last Thurs
day.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet " it'll Mrs.
H. o. Eames next Wednesday, March
18th. d
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Podratz and
children Emil and Hilda, of Alberta,
Canada, who have been visiting for a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Kohl,
left yesterday for a visit with her
parents at Hancock before returning
to their home.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Miss Ida Hoff returned to her home
at Cyrus Friday morning after two
weeks visit in Morris. She came here
to care for her aunt, Mrs. Matteson,
during Their illness.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-10

Stones Sootless coal-guaranteed
to please. adv.
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SENATE COM MITTEE
tcoutiuued from Fi-st PaEsS

CCcutiuued from FIRST PageD
not appreciate the necessity Of guard
ms military secrets under discussion.
Senators. MARITIME, Lee Of Maryland.
and Smith and Hardwick of Georgia.
spoke in opposition 10 the federal
volunteer plan. senator Smith urged
his am"ndemcnt for short Cnlistments
IN the regular army with at least
ninety Sis hours each month devoted
TO educational Instruction Senator
Hardwick wanted to substitute his
amendment 90 provide for military in
sfruction in schools and colleges.
which he slid would insure a reserve
OF $1,000 900 young men with military
training
Senator Williams urged that the
amendments offered by the two sena-
FOR. from Georgia need not conflict
with The volunteer army plan. which
Do ADVOCATED BE suggested that each
state university should Doe turned into
branch az the West Point academy
Senator Weeks spoke in favor 81 the
federal volunteer system and praised
tho hiIl ae tho best piece ~ military
legislation over put before che senate.
senator H-andcgcc. OF Connecticut.
also made ON urEeuf plea for the vol
uufoor army
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Parents Should Knott
this Splendid Remedy
DMPlE LAXATIVE COMPOUND
HELPS TO CORRECT coNsTI.
PATTON. IN CHILDREN.

With all children there are times
when the bowels fail TO act naturally
Ind IL becomes necessary for the par
bnts TO administer a remedy. Cathar-
hcs and purgatives should never be
hsed as these agents afford only tenn
porary relief while their violent acting
blocks the system unduly Mrs. Eva
;. Gaff. 517 10th St. Washington. ID.
T.. says that her little girl. Marie had
been subject to constipation and that
the found Or. Caldwel's Syrup Pepsin
he best remedy because OF Its mild
ness, and now always keeps bottle
Of IL in the house.
Or. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is a
compound Of simple laxative herbs
'ree from opiates or narcotic drugs Of
any kind. and is an ideal remedy for
children because of its mild action and
positive effect. Its use tends to
strengthen the impaired bowel action
Ind restore normal regularity
IL Is important that parents should
know of dependable remedy with no
unpleasant after effects. gripping or
Strain. DR.. CaldwelIs Syrup Pepsin
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HAS ESCAPED
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largely question for General Perish
lng's scouts to answer.
The topography of the country south
of Guerrero is such that successful
pursuit can be conducted only BY "A
wide deploying OF forces and the untili-
zation Of large part of the infantry.
Covered 800 Miles.
From the border TO the extreme
southern positions the advanced uDsts
already have travelled 300 miles when
there Is taken into account the twist
ngs Of the trails they have gone
over.
The Mexico Northwestern railroad
is not yet being used. partly. IL was re-
ported here, due to failure OF General
Gavira and General Bell 10 reach an
agreement. The timely placing i'm ser
vice Of more motor trucks alleviated
temporarily the supply situation, how
ever
General Pershing also reported that
he found grain Of an inferior grade for
the horses and mules. but grass is
scarce and the need for hay Is pressing
The aeroplanes are being used for
communication between Colonia Dub
Ian and the front and that means soon
will be supplemented by wagon wire
less set that has been sent forward TO
one of the advanced basis
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SOCIETY
White SULPHUR Doinns.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ".
Fa., April 3.-Countess Eleanor
eizycka arrived this morning from
Aiken to open her cottage in Tansus
Row. She is accompanied by Miss r.
Eizycka. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. KING
hrrived from the Breakers at Palm
Beach for the spring season. other
newcomers are Mrs Frederick Martin
Davies and Mrs W Delaney
kountze. Harry G. McVickar and
Lispenard Stewart. of New York:
George W. Stevens. OF Richmond ana
Miss Elizabeth G. White. OF Philadei-
phia.
Mrs. Mary McMillin. Of Pittsbure
arrived with Miss Eimira McMillin
and Miss Adelaide NJ Bindley came
from London. Joining the Canadian
rolony Were Mrs. r. y. Booth and
Miss Marjorie Booth. Of Toronto
Lady Ross. ~ Balragovn. Scotland
and Quebec. IS expected soon.
Among those entertaining a. tea
this afternoon wore Mrs. Frank Pierce
Frazier. Mrs. ". Arthur Stickney ana
Mrs. J. Wilbur BiddlC Mr. and Mrs
Jacob II. Schin drove party of hve
20 Elmhurst. other guests at the
old brick farmhouse were MoorNeld
Storey. Mrs Richard Storey and Mrs.
Malcolm Donald; Mr. and Mrs. John
ii. Platten and Mrs Ernest +. Hart
and Miss Clara Hart
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel \. Lorlnc. Jr..
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A Real Flesh Builder
For Thin People

This men and women-that big.
i'dri\. Milling dinner YOU ate last night.
What became OF all the fat-producinS
rf urishment 10 contained You haven't
gained in weight one ounce That food
passed from your body like unburned
coal through an open CRATE. The mater
BAL was there. but your food doesn't wori,
hardly get enough nourishment from
your meals Co pay for the cost Of cook
irg This a. true 81 thin folks the
world over. Your nutritivc organs yoIr
functions ~ assimilation are probably
sadly out OF gear and need reconstruc-
tiou.
Cut out tho foolish foods and funny
snwdust diets. Cut out everything but
the meals you ar. eating and eat with
every one of those a single Sargol tab
Dot lu IRp weeks note tho difference.
eight good solid pounds or healthy. stay
there Eat may De the not result SargoI
aims fn charge weak. stuEuant blood with
millions OF fresh new rcd blood corpuscles
TO give the blood the carrying power
|H deliver every ounce Of fufarnaEing ma
crIN lu your food 90 every part Of your
body. Sargul too. mixes with your food
to prepare 90 FOR the blood IN an easily
assiw Hated form. Thin people tell how
thcl have gained oll the way from 900
io % pounds month while taking Sar-
EuI and say thar rho new flesh STAYS nut
~nrEOl tablets are "a careful combination
or SIS ~ the best ASST initiative elements
known fn chemistry Rau's Cut Rate
Pharmacy. g.. 81 Grieat a CO. and an
rnud druggists In fhfe vicinity sell
Thorn subject fH ar absolute Euarautrr
of weight increase nr money back as
found In every large package
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HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
A SIMPLE. SAVE. RELIABLE WAY

People who are over-hurdcned with
super1uous fst know only too well the
discomfort and rldICuIc that Oytr-stout
people have 60 bear
1f yul are carrying around five or
ten pounds OF unhealthy fuf sou are
unnecessarily weakening your vital orr
EHus and are carrying a burden which
destroys the beauty ~ your uEIre
There ia no need ot any one ,aumcrIug
from supcrnuous faf Do yuu want Goo
reduce your weight lu simple. snfe
and reliable way. without starvation diet
COZ tlrcsnme exercise. spend as much
time 49, yOu can pm ths open air. LrcafHs
deeply and get from any good lrurEi-f
O. book 81 oii OF kureiu capsules. take one
after each meal ana one before retiring
az night
weight yoursslr once q week ro a4 20
know I.af how fast you af. losing
weight ana don't leave m tho treatment
or even eNp "a single dose until sou are
down 90 normal
Du ~ aHrrIu ia absolutely harmless
ta pleasant tp take. helps digestion and
Dr. Ir IEred fn consume fhs excessive
.Hr..IH uugHr u' fHn blood Irsu a
Hr.Hh.H reduction fin weight footsteps
become I""r.r. your WORK .rfTu castor
.nnf tighter nnI moro h1HrHrt farIIr.
take puranHaInu ~ HoIr whole being
Ever. person who suffer-. rr." ..u.r.
0uoIH fnt should give fHIH treatment I
trial thrro o. nothing better. BE-
iH.. iifl Market 60. E II ......
con supply you.
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spondence between the board and HIM
self to be made the subject of gossip
Attacks 3rittens Motive.
Representative oliver. OF Alabama,
Democrat, made a statement sharply
attacking Representative Britten. Tie
said that the Illinois members attitude
throughout the hearings had followed
the single line of criticisinC the sec.
rotary of the navy He called atten-
ton 10 the fact that Representative
Bri;ten had insisted upon calling Ad-
miral Fiske and declared the questions
propoundcd TO the admiral by Mr.
fritten had been of a purely PERSONS
nature.
Representative Britteu ard the sec
rotary CLASSIFIED again wG,u the former
asked If Democratic concrcss had
not cut down g.. r-commcndations
of Republicar secretary from three
battleships TO one.
III you want to 60 into politics"
Secretary Daniels began.
Several members OF tln committee
Interrupted a. .dy that politics should
be CXcluicd. but -,pefal debate On
the subj Ct folio, eI. Representative
Britten ASSERTED that Secretary Meyer
Lid Recommended The construction OF
eleven battlcships during his admins
tratiol.
THAT Is more than YOU have done.
AIR Secretary he said
Secretary Daniels replied that Sec
re- AIRY Meyer had cut down his recon-
m"ndations until after the Republican
defeat In the last general election and
then recommended everything in
silht."
Isn't it true" demanded Represen-
tajive Brittou Of Secretary Daniels.
That cory OF one uf our war plans
with Japaa uae been lost during your
adU.Ilstra tion2'
"i newer 3. .o heard Of IT," Secretary
pau 90 said
'ud personally have not lost set?'
kepreserfaiiEe Britteu persisted.
40. sir"
How long would il take to put the
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Il hear that they buried tho janitor
last week"
Yes. they had to. he diod."-Lchish
lurr.
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navy into condition to fight an eff.
Gent enemy asked Representative
Britten.
I'VE could fight now with what We
have. Mr.. Daniels said.
The Rese9v-. Fleet
,. 10 not talking about tho fleet said
Key rH' ftutlNC t!ritteu. intcrruptiug
SseE,et"ry Daniels cnort 20 Illustrate
,ondi ions IN iL" navy by showing what
had been accomplished in - hours " hen
ne meet was ordered go Vera cruz I'm
fHlllug about putting th, reserve ships
.u hghtiug trim. How long would u
take 10 get 1000 mon. train them and
'ti. them one tn. reserve ships"
IL we had 90 take raw men. DO would
take q very long time. the secretary
satd. tie added that ia any great cm-
in "a very short time because there were
1000 former enlisted men in civil life.
R'NertinC To- Admiral Ffske's case.
chairman ladgett asked the secretary
o. explain how 10 was that F1ske was
n"t appointed 20 the general board al
though th" latter had stated that Nd
mlral Dewey. president OF the board,
had asked FOR his appointment.
MI Daniels said ID was true thai Adj
fs<u Dewey had made such a request
ana De had promised To consider b.. Lat
o.. he said. admiral Dewey had with
"He requested me them" the secre-
ihr\ Sald. relerrins to Admiral Dewey,
Do" wanted a practical not q theoretical
u. 3 70 hchne Oil
In the course uf his testimony Sscre-
tarE Daniels recommended an appro-
pr.atIou Of 81 .S0U.O 600 for an iuveSti ga
ton FOR The feasibility of the govern
mcnt refining Of oil Tor battleship use.
tie presented a long statement con-
tanning figures prepared by firm OF oil
engineers. the name Of which he did not
disclose. 10 showed that for the cost
or the oil "a now buys the navy could
r'hu" lts own Oil producing as by
produce enough gasoline Tor its own
use and enough Kerosene for the entire
lighthouse service. The appropriation
asked. the secretary said. was for tn.
pur pose COZ checking up these figures.
Representa- galloway brought OUT
90 statement that in the Secretary opiu-
ION fh. backbone of the navy should he
eventually Eat least. - drsadnauEh hts.
~ uu cannot see any reason now. can
,.uu.' demanded Esurs4s utative Gala
way. THAT you dII not see last year.
for increasing tho navy
Yes. we did not have any diplomatic
difference then. said the secretary.
conditions were not 80 strained
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YOUR SPRING
TONIC

To take tonic Boo tne Spring IL
only aiding nature Every body needs
Dr.. Confinement 20 the home. tho
store. or the office during the win
ter months has reduced our vitality.
Your are hosiuuin- to notice that
Tired Feeling Nothing alarming
You simply need q Spring Tonic. a
BraC"-. something TO tone up the
whole system. cleanse tho blood. star.
up healthy circulation and regulate
the liver
Don't experiment. This Spring. try a
box OF
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entertained a party at the Log Cabin
for luncheon. Frederick Bode motored
with party TO Organ Cave. Mrs r.
Virgil Neal. Miss Dorothy Dunn and
Mrs. John W. Falls drove TO Hot
Springs for luncheon. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin H. Marshall went TO
Lcwisburg
Frank \. Munsey and Licut.-Col J.
y. MacLean rode 10 the Greenorier
River. Mr.. and Mrs Louis &. Clark
Jr. and Mrs. John h. Beaver and
Miss Harriet c. Deaver also drove
there.