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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL
TO PREVENT GAMBLING
New Act Makes 1t Misdemeanor to
Play Games OF Chance
for Money.
SENTENCE MAY BE SUSPENDED
Approves Bill to Prevent Untrue,
receptive and Misleading Advcr-
tisencnts-Long List OF Measures
Given Governors Signature.

Governor stuart yesterday signed the
bin designed 10 prevent untrue. decep-
I'VE and misleading advertisements,
~" Stephenson antigambiing bill
which makes it - misdcnicanor to play
,'S phin"S OF chance for money, and
'he bill giving courts power to sIs-
p'ih sentence in cases of conviction
"i hrs' or"nses of larceny and forgery.
The list OF bills signed yesterday fol-
loWS
FIous" bin No. ~. defining the linn
us Of III. town Of Lexington
House bill No. ~. increasing the
unit Of persons who may be commit
Ted TO the Negro Reformatory from 80
10 zoo
House bill No 30. correcting law
:" that ministers ma" qualify TO per
form marriag" ceremonies by city
courts In vacation. AS already provided
for Circuit Courts. and permitting such
ministers 70 perform such ceremonies
IN any part % tn" state when so quail
fed
IIouse bin No II. providing that tho
breakers on boaris Of supervisors may
No'" for the purpose Of counting -
House bill No. -. permitting cities
and towns to purchase bridges on roads
leading into them and extending tho
limit OF such aid from ten to forty
milcs
senate bin no. 81. providing that tho
law regarding segregation districts for
white and colo-ed PERSONS shall not
interfere with ordinances passed rs
cities and towns as authorized by ;hci,
charters.
IIous" bill 40 49, providing road
commission FOR Capcville Magiste -ial
District In The County Of Northampton.
House bill No. -. repeating the act
or ltlJ creating road commission
for Capeville Magisterial District. In
In. .F ,Its,,, f.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

wfeck OF Scaboard Air line No. 10.
fiorid" Limited. ~ rrNuknp,ou Tues
day. died this Afternoon AZ o'clock in
E"N Hospital here after the most tu-
tense Suit"r.nG from a crushrd leg and
severe S"ald~ over much ~ his body
~" had been an the service Of the sea-
"""ti hstecn years siH leaves wifi.
ana one chIld The funeral viii bo
h"ld ~ O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
steel CARS RESIST
iMpAtI OF DEKNII.MENT

i:acN ~ the wreck all was r.thodical
confusion. II such 81 thing is possible.
only one Thought actUatcd every one
the rescue OF tho injured. Duc to the
fact tha; All Of the ru!!naus were Of
stec! construction, notwithstanding. the
force OF the derailmcnt and the result
ing "vcrluruiuG or thu coaches. none
Of the coaches wa broken badly
Wl.h!n they presented scene Of shock
rather than violence. The backs OF
seats, chairs and loose equipment were
hurled against the sides. hut ihey re-
manned nrm and stancn. \ few win
Gows were broken. ,he glass cutting
;hr passengers.
Most OF IN" passengers, and there
were less than half of the total number
within the coaches that l..t the rails
We're hurled against the sides OF The
partition. and the force OF this IMPACT
was what ca iscd their injuries. Only
one car had been ripped open. that
near the bottom and with but 4 slight
cash. The passengers within the de-
rallied cars were found huddlcd In little
piles on the eide nearest the ground
Some were able 10 draw themselves IN
aud TO make their way out OF the
coaches through either the doors or
windows. The others were dragged ont
by fellow passengers or members Of
the train crew.
SPECIAL. TRAINS
SENT OUT ron INJURED
Mattresses were taken from the Pail
mans and placed beside the tracks On
them were lain the injured. and there
they were treated before removal to
Richmond on the special. U'pon the ar
rival of the special. within torty-tive
minutes after the accident. ii is said
they were carried TO il and hurried to
the various Richmond hospitals.
News NJ the accident spread through
the vicinity OF Bellwood rapidly. and
the ncighhors threw opar their doors
to tho iaiurcd. iiowever, the rapidity
with which they were brought 10 Rich
mond made it unnecessary for those
seriously hurt 20 bc taken into the
ing in the neighborhoOd FASTENED to
the scene with water and restorativcs
and assisted in first aid woYx
NEIGIIRORtNG DOCTORS
ARE QUICK TO REACH SCENE
DR.. Prctiow, Of Centralia: DR.. Hurt
OF Chester, and others were on the
scene in short order. and did what they
could for those who had been injured.
DR.. IT. 4. Burke. son OF the chief sur
Scon OF the Scaboard, fastened to
Kingsland Creek from Petersburg
Drs. G. a. Ezekiel and Armistead
ellis, local company surgeons. were
rushed there from Richmond Dr.
Theron Lang ford. himself injured Sc
verely in the wreck. treated the wounds
Of his wife and son. and then offered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

RALEIGH. y. c.. February 17-En-
ginccr Wells. who was injured In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
PRESIDENT IIARAUAN
ISSUES OFFICIAL. STATEMENT

President w. j. IIarahan. OF the Sea-
board Air Line hallway Company, last
night gave the following official report
Of the wreck TO The Times Dispa tch:
"Seaboard Air Line passenger train
No. 10. Conductor L. w. REM. Engine
man w. i. Lowry. at 1920 a. NJ to-
day derailed tender and five cars ut
Iicllwood, Va, between Chester and
Richmond -Four of tho cars were par
TALLY turned over and nth car de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

lowed by several passengers Groaus
from the interior Of the overturned
Tullmans were audible some distance.
from them. ana then tn" work 81
rescue hogan
The first step in this direction pipb-
ably was made by Engineer Lowry. ~.
had no more than stopped his cu,.iu~
when hc glanced bac. al his trair 4
scene of devastation and rrobrbie
misery met his gaze Far i'll ,.,. ID $
;anc" III" end OF a coach could u. S..il.
He did not know IL there was cu.,c!,
buried in the creek But the track was
q single linz. ANA trains scheduled
along II must he stopped or lis. :.
greater cata strophe wouid r".ult
ENGINEER LOWRY SENS
FIRST WOMB or UPSET
started mad dasr ur the track.
GRADUALLY his brain .l.,".d. ana he de-
cidcd az his cours" - King STRAIGHT
course for the I.ft "ud Farm. he ran
10 the telcphou" there and forwarded
20 Richmond ;l., news % the
wreck The 'rnu spatcher took IL.
aud the entire ,ir". ".ucy system OF no
railroad was BROUGHT into play
while - 80 "i,i r.li.T train was being
made up fp' quick run with as
hisianc' :" Tie enc. officials in otrcr
departments communicated with Me-
mortal !i"spii'l and other institutions.
superintendent, Morlock Was asked If
A" could ac immediate forty patients
10 replied iu an" Affirmative and within
i"w minr;.s had everything r.adv
for 'ha number. other hospitals nr.
pared i"' an nhux Of injured. ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

rallied. Nine persons We're injured. no
one killed. :, special train carried the
injured persons IL Richmond. ;.rriviu"
there at noon, where they are being
given every possible attention.
The cause OF the accident has not
yet bee: definitely determined. but
the railway officials are on the GROUND
making fun Investigations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

his services 10 others Fu, with the
arrival Of tho special The work Of these
surgeons WAS over. and they returned
with TIA. injured passengers TO the
Main street station
All Of the available ambulances IN the
city were gathered there. The first
Information reaching the city was to
the effect that not less ;hau forty per
sons had been injured and that sew
"ral had been killed. The injured were
conveyed To Memorial. Johnston Willis
and Grace Hospitals and there were
@eonS.
MEMORIAL. ASKED TO
PREPARE FOR FORTY
~ Memorial. Superintendent Ntorlocl.
had summoned all Of the ospita
surgeons ana they were at hand.
Nurscs going on duty after III. nights
work We're hold at their posts All OF
The operating rooms We're ready and
ord"rli@s and po!t.rs mad scores OF
Stretchers in The lower halls TO con-
vcy those iVjNIod 10 tho operating
rooms Among tho surgeons n, Ne
mortal were: prS. Gills \. T.. thurman.
J. w Henson. T II. Leonard. Coleman.
Emmett. stuart Mciuire. Howell. W. y.
Hartman. Of Columbia, : q. ana Il. II
Terrell.
''Thev requested Ms TO take forty
patients: said SUpcrlntcnd"ut M"rloc K
'"Si hi@H'' ana W" were ready % do
80 ~ present we nave no ambulance.
and w"r. unable to s"ui ono Ia the
station. hut SO :ar 80 hospital faciii-
N"s were concerned ". ~" mora than
prepared for taking care OF that mum
OF PtN''htS ana Tor making amy
number "r necessary Immediate onara =
'.",S' ~ i'rsi ro;iont arrived a. | = %
H.
NJ. g'iCyrs -
M'.'' ny ANA Mrs l.an"ford with
ny. Soi.. iiAr'"N /. Ilauton Mrs w
. '-''''S HH" DAVID T.. rake.
~ h't RiiFt MAKES
PERSONAL. INSpt,"TloS
Judge William !, m.
CorroI,,io,, ,,n,,,,i -. -" "late
other ,m-ml.rs 90 ~ ~, ~. .ou
body arrived At IN. s..no = si,o., -, ~
after The accident. The, w.. -
OIL Il special ca. furnished ,I.,,,
Virginia Eailw.tv ami rav.., ,'e
pamy ana were atl. H. 49,, 'I''
mediat" invrSiiratior ''''
Causes OF wrecks 49,. .,,,
question for some time after az, .,;
Gcni." said .Iudu,. rra. '' acel-
and. Of course. il IS inl,,,sIji,i,, n'.h I;
exactly villa; r,rsod ia 'ci'
kingSland nowrv..,, +, =, ''
probable that m. d,,r,t; man
arch bar was The direct r.,'i.o y, " , ,he
accident, The roadbcd and tbn iii. .ti
near the scene practically are perrnrt
40, ~, ho'hins about the ties
,,;,i, 'u "' criticized or charged
..w-, me wreck.
.,,.,h 49,. tn' oP!n'"n that the
49,, i,Pt" ~ the Hess Cross
oiI,. dnr,iii,,, GA" switch, prob
noac,a',. w NJ h,S' trucks on the
- N"H me trcStIc did not
no, ,.,, ~ ~" - question
inc ,n,,s,,ni ,.,, .' "h'E nE credit
=, 10 '''S'i 10 It's timhcrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
RAILROAD AGENTS FIND
Pl:OPI.E STEALING EIiOM CARS

After lora! police left the scene, hay
ins turned everything over To rail
road agents, several men were detected
In 'h', act OF stealing from the over
turned coaches. one Of the agents
caught man in the act Of leaving the
Wf"cN with pocket full OF electric
globes. stolen from one Of the Pun
mans They were taken from him but
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

0svs - ssa1 = the osUs = -
out! nsw ahGue - aevefsinnsahf
M - - osUs - - sossuA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

oDauA NossWitieus Store oss~o ".
onoDnD were killed er wOgD1eA hy
- ekplosiea 0f the chief anmunitiso
onuro - NisA FSfty eefyions q the
oDuo 1Ave beea arrested cAarBe1
- OumoaocSy - the aRAir.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
noolDS o0lH
- lAmB ~ GD
g 60 a.
. e0B e 0l0

enolno onaaO - 0ssD 49,
omuD ohsnss-0uHG = g.
- ~ ~ osshanns - 49,
omnDnnAD - -.
- GuAn s01laaaD - q Ma
0ssr ~ saa 60 ssukhannt esa~ss e
hnGaanA ouopU1nG ssvGntssu hsushs.
IT, eseaa casunlaiss csc O2canny
Gssgn - tUO Usa - - hog kias~a
- - Uarine Sosnd<d CsssiAsor
bic 0assrtnl dHaaas Uss asne.
esssroa hsasbs wes< dsspvsd s3
IOwsn1D2. bat little damage Uss done
there. - viev q ths aHstnsce el
LoWoeeu1t eBom the nsnsest heatiss
aviatt0n base 1t b recalssa - I.ooda
that . GGsuan oe~ spapug ssceuely
descrihsd . new errsneeneut whose
by . enbwartne vss ee1binsd wioh
an aerqUaaae. With the suboasiae sct.
ing - . subnersibse hangar from
which . seaplsss could epsssse sf>ss
being soaveyed with in suitable ais-
lance of tts objective.
RSss W. - Co o. asersa = Vupas.
The Russian ars.y which captured
Erseru0. IN Armenia, b sndea yorins
to cut - the retrest - the Turks.
The Germans have been operating
visesoasly against the British sn1
Ffench sloas the Tssr caaal n Dsl-
gium - the nprtA - vpsss. Fssn
the british SO metres - . position
wse captured and held asspsae sassss
10 sscaptuse \. After . hsssy hoa-
bardmsut the GerRans sttemptsd -
cvsss eAe csaai anA sccwry Preach -
sitioas. eRd several greups did suc.
cesd n making thsis way te . hFst
hne trench. Shs Preach, hoWevss.
1nmedia&sly Grove eAon bock.
~ DritiuA - TIE soutA - Lsss.
n . lively sasasssssat. sUscssAet -
making ~ o1vance 10 the sAas q .
mine evates held BY the 0ss0Aas.
The Preach in Cha,npaens betvesa
the Meuse and the Mosslle rivers aal
70 the west OF the forest a Apsem0et
have bomberded successfully 0erman
Positions. while n the ArsOnne for
est . mine exploded BY the Preach
shatters1 the German works.
Only isolated easseemeats have
takea p1oce - the Russian fr0at.
O The Austre Italian lire the er
t11levy Auels continue
Csattnuins their sAvaoce ~ Ana
-. The Asstss- -9uaeaFiens pepOrt the
capture near Basar-ejack. . shsst dis
esace northeast q Dwrasss. - - ~
vaacsA Dtssian pssltisa.
OusDciol e1vioss fSOA oalaniki oso
- . Nsleugiaa patpsa wAacA esessso
- 0BDaA euunssss - sspsl1el ~
0sesk tvoapo end fBses1 - rstire
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
49, HsIA -. esjh H.
nuns e Elsnnnua = Lsuluus
q - 81 puesuA

Rs1lsuing - Uush's bectusss q
nnppl osASa SoobuA ~ d.. Thouns D.
WesA psu1sssss tnasuafW raght, 1pssi-
80 = oud 49, Pssctice fss ~
u. q 0usseu - G11sstisA, win As6ves
. ssstss q lseeuDvs - pssAle0s coansct-
- ~ - soGeganlgstiea end s1tsa-
sisa q - vssA e tAe sussl schosl.
Ne u soAsAulsd fse ~ shisd wsuA a
- noAe 9u00ss ScAssl, begiaoiaG
Sune =. Dlis suAjscts sse - follovs:
I. n 0eAssa Oss-tsseAes ssAssl
~ ~ 0as-esso oosssa
4 rAs nssl Tss~ Cs~@usity scAsol
4 H. Rural TsosAse N ~ Mauaee-
0sa4 q ~ HeW SoAsa
Z. H. Rueol Tsas1ss = mastse 4
~ nevies1iss1 Csssss Il Desdy
& n nssUl BsAsa h 0scial CsuAsa
Aetivieisa. nluseeoAs1
n efsssnssa suua1 tshle discussie.s
vin essse esaseol pAasss q rural -
agrieult1e.i s1scstisa ~ ssral tessAer
Il asy Le sA.t Ae viii give On ilIu.ss.s.
- eveaiaR beetuee = "Ths Rural -
Agssc.lsuFUl eesrgsaiastisa Of D.
n0rk."
fsslsssse FseAt 10 - seknowleAasl
oothssity - eufal scAssl pesctice ond
will beiaG . vest fual of rslieble in1sr.
0etjsa = O-eoADAs rusUl echso wseA.
ne y . essaf oAinhes - = iaterestinR.
fseeeful, - iaapisiag speakef.
Engese nafssas q Dsavee, euthoe q
'Nke nskiag - CssssUAs' and "a
0ai1e 0ssk = CssaoAA wiA give to-
0serinG bsetuees a
I. fssAisssrie Csasss6a. sAe Aztssa,
Cli9 Dwslbsrs
2. rhs Cssss.As aqirG: A Contrj>p-
siea 10 etese hvycAstsRy
Ne will els0 give - aftssneoA literaRy
lsetuee ea rsonyssa.
Nm. nsey c. C. Ds.Aferd. Stsoe
sspssissssAsst q nsAke lnstructisa,
writes - fs1Isws segsfding Mr.. Rpe-
s1as: ~ b 0ise 4 Information -
. thorsaghly scAsaarly speaker. He -
tooe literary vesk Il . high order, bseA
h prose - vefss, - kis contriburisn
% the 6tssoture sbsst Colorado -
been seseWsRtAy."
0r. Pafssas wfiteA 1T will be T.
kghtful - - il Cua0isoa the week q
the 'gi0risus fsufsA'." He plans o
come early eos1gA N The week to psf-
ticipete IN the FfsA Fry st Almont, July
l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

QsUNeA oooomor - ouak.
~ RuocA se00ee AsnpA1s -
- - ~ - An11s1n0 ou10gans
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
80. ca Tsnlk.s'
An-auiza Nzanb Gank
- 49, = Eaun

ns.suS = z - = amns suas.
- - = esuAuus = - Us-ssrr
CsanuaD Bss1hD' AGm1ualA ss.
- inus1 . - s1nlD 0psgs
bsshhs V- = - anun1uR . bs
~ = 60 1unsn uun>0a lsis.
- Cssnlb onun muo 60 ~ilI
- ausuuns6 - - GD - sns
sssa.~.s aunav asuhnE
.. = ksaaBs, sAnin - luw.sis-
siss sunaiseRL s11BA 11nnfw -~ias
Cs.ssis. s~e uu~ nnshs srnooI
svsss~-
ss>~s o.isa-v. sAas-s: Rus-ssshs
- = GA1sunA
Gsua a.i.sA Hss.sW = - A.
Leg e. sp;css. sA1sss: o.uts Life
ef ~ niaA sc6ssl
Loss .. bssi.sA s6iBuDs01 uhelish
= ~ Psiaary GssAA
Kslsayhsne messssA lnunnuim Re-
qu.psd Cssrse VI nissssy = uuh School
Flsrsses Hssasa. sAassus; ~ Pro-
bss~ n>shsd Il rsssa.g Gszu&phy
,. GsorR Dsassa. GilAnss DAVIS
Brillh~rt, Eve AIhsrts Rsoun. sd Olive
Z. osssaer. sscstsl-
The kasn.l Schssl win - s.psssent-
ed also BY the following asuIAsss o. IL
slumni:
nasci Anderson, Meatrose. CAairnan
of conference Of primsry tseckers.
Arthur j. Poster. Delta. CAairuan Of
conference of ersds tescheFs.
.. G Gigsx, Fruita. Ssesstssy Of
eenfessnce II grs<k tessAsss-
T. 4. Pssse. Marble, sadBsss: Agri-
culture, . Fsctor N Developing the
Social Csutes
Gssce CuRmiaGs, Eslt4 dissussion:
Eisual lustructioa.
~. r. Artt, Ecksst, discussion.
visual Basesvcsiaa.
Enas Pull, nepssuse; - Pave Bot
kia, Fvussa, ns0hup legislative
Cousmittee.
IA iaportsst nsetss ~ esaaisiera-
ti0a BY sAe sUtise ossn1iu0uo Uit be,
sAall - Wesessn Cs.Du1D 4sosAers'
Assseissies bsesas . ~ sfels Celors-
- 0sAAe fsscAsss' Assssiuoisnf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
w 0l0 q m00 enA0
o,u osessrs tWDssse ~ osap9s1 o.
siUsoa eosGe osseh cess~sy, WssM.

oiosoa eooae ooseh ceoWsy, We0A.
Five persons wore kirsa end sin N
oussd when Northern pAciAc passea
~ train Ne O. known - the North
Coast Limited eastbounA, crashed -
- the rear snA u Northern Pacific
DurltAeton train Ne. ~. sastbounA
= South Cheney. Wash. The deed
- injured ere all from the northwest
Nsy we're takea 10 spokaae.
TAs dead. Eitcn FulDse. st.ts
sAe0ist. Pullman, wash: Z. ,. Mn
a1~k deputy grain inspector. ops
hoas: >. J. Befkey. PortlaAA; D. )
Wh1te. Spokane; =. n. Csssoy. pass
snrsr agent ,Q,rtherr PactAc .0pskaee.
ne scciAent occurred IN = deast
~. The Durlingtss tsa1n was stsel
~ fsont q the statioa an1 its reel
RullHaa was tslescepeA ~ BY ss
empty Gay coach u the SfAes train.
An ~ the dead and injured efthel
0ere asleep or dressing Wien IN
esasA came. BotA tfaiBs, sostbs~ol
wsre being Aetoured because q Asst
esaAitioas ea the Northern raciAe
~ engineer ef the Burlinstea trais
sespped at eoutA Cheney ~ GPdsrs
- . rev minutes .ater the NortAefl
hsci1c train crashed inte 4.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
Arond - CApus

TIE Sscial Csub sfthe Stste Normal al
the @. C. q. 3. - Aivide1 into tvs
perts: NseDal fssctisas asd HieA
ScAsa s9sin ne Kssnal snd u
0i9A Scbsd sacA givus porsies -
1oooss sspar1oe fsso tie seAer, =
tbs1GA b6vj6nal issitaeisas sre sea
- ejsAsr 6sAv. TAe Gsye HigA SchNl
A.sce 80 9ivsa !s~s.Y1. = sAe ussal
pao@-@V0-e1 - vuy SUE
eessful o. - G4Ae = feAeusry IL
~ HssOaa ~ - vaasaaiae partV.
he cAange was oscsssisaasd ~ tt
l.1ee esv0a wAieA os0aAy more thu
thse tee ~, - - cSnQse.tivelv
s0sa - - ~ .yunnGiuA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
nssy vsasa ersm ssssess osssssA

0oay voesoa erem esseoo1 oa01eoA
With feur steamers anl nsnspUua
1atbsats sasssed IN rsscvs wsek. -
pssss fron the district Aeodel BY the
4lssisalppi levee Neak at Beck
031ee. Isuisiaaa, see more eptinise1e.
I've steamers loaded with refusees
rescAed Natchez f.OA NewelltoA.
I've sthee steamers ere w0rkine -
TWEEN Na1ches and the Buck ki1gs
crevasse. where flood victims are suf.
q f0e1. water from the constantly
wi1ening crevasse is rapidly cover1ns
fenaas. Concordia. Ftanklin anl Cat
ohOuaa parishes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
c. 8. N. 8 LAclAsun : C.sns

Friaay Rsoa, MsscA 1e, - C. g. N
3. lsDcke0n will be served ~ ~ Ladies
Aid 0f the Presbytssiea ChnseA n the
chsFcA bunGslOw. This y ~ sanual
event participated in ~ - fseulty.
slsmni, studsats, - eyiso1s q the
seAs0l. rtskses 80 ~ - - cts
PpsPas stisas 60 uo4ss - - ssrom-
ws4sae lse Vsspb. Whils ~ Iunsheon
y bsing sssvs4 tsssss - snA0s which
81 e. sajoy wi1l - iB1ssspsssed
nss lssAssis OMAN. ~ Vsssi1sst Of
~ Aks@i Assste1isA, ~ ast o.
tsesa 0ssoss. M. 0esy 4. Lawrence
n. ssssseasy, ~ - - Aan1 TO snroll
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25

0saoao City e~esn Nsa - ktsss1L
Erse4ne 3. Russell. secretary q the
Resell Grain company, . member Of
- Kansas City hoard Of trade anA .
paUaioeat club man. Was killed q
RAnsas City when he automobile he
Wns driving plunged over . Afty4ssa
0hnnkOsat- Tive women were -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
uluH Wu
us r M uEu

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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-06-22
oAkEs CLERGY ASSOCIATION

The Oakes Clergy Association met
on Thursday June 18th in the home Of
Rev. ]. G. Sailer, who welcomed on
behalf Of the Association, Rev. H.
Dierks upon his entrance into married
life.
1t was resolved that the Association
support in every way possible the
coming Chautauqua.
Rev. F. C. divers resignation was
received with regret and Rev. J. Opie
was appointed to draw up letter Of
commentator to be left on record Of
the splendid work in bringing this AS
sociation about. 4 copy Of which is to
10 given Rev. F. C. Oliver with his
transfer to the Minneapolis Associa-
tion, Rev. Oliver spoke Of the good
feeling and rich fellowship and trust
that It may continue until all shall
behold the greatness Of the Kingdom
Of Heaven. Next place Of meeting
is to be at the home Of Rev. H. Dierks.
A fine luncheon was enjoyed thor
oughly at the close much to the praise
Of Miss Sailer. No wonder that her
brother (Rev. J. C. Sailer) looks so
we'll.
A fellowship car ride brought the
happy farewell to its close.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-06-22

doing his best to make good roads
that he and his neighbor of the city
might travel with ease and conven-
ience. He advised the farmers to
stick to their North Dakota farms.
Every country on earth has its draw
backs, some have their booms that are
ony temporary, and the people who
pull away are sorry after.
The next stop was 1T the Swan
johnson home this side Of Clement.
Mr.. johnson takes much pride IN his
home and in his fruit trees and gsr-
den, which lie in front of the resi-
dence. His garden is the finest Of
any we had seen during the day. Mr..
Johnson 10 one Of the few farmers in
the county to raise sheep. He has q
carload ready for market every win
ter, and has been very successful in
sheep and hog raising.
The trip was not only enjoyable
but instructive. 1t is hard to realize
what is going on in the county until
one goes out and sees the real things
with his own eyes. The transforma-
tion that is going on in Dickey county
is wonderful. The claim shanty and
the little barn have given way to mod
ern farm buildings and there is an
air Of prosperity everywhere.
Parts Of the roads Travelled were
not very good. Some grades could
be made very passable with little
work and the road drag would do
wonders in fixing the roads so that
the water could easily be turned into
the bitches. There were several
pieces of newly made road that were
splendid. They were topped up with
the grader and the sides left smooth
and hard, which made very good
wheeling. Good roads with a def
mite county plan should be one of the
things we should get together on.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1916-06-22
LOCAL TRAIN ON
G. n. WRECKED
BROKEN FLANGE ON WHEEL
CAUSES DERAll.MENT SEVEN
MILES WEST OF ELLENDALE-
TRACK QUICKLY CLEARED.
From the Leader

The Great Northern mixed train,
west bound, was derailed about seven
miles west of this city Monday morn
ing. Three box cars and tender
left the track, tearing up about two
hundred feet of track. No one was
injured. The passengers and mail
were carried on the engine to Forbes.
The train was running at a speed
Of about l3 miles an hour when the
accident occurred. 1t was impossible
to say just what the cause was, but
it is thought that broken fiange on
one Of the wheels was responsible.
The train was just Strengthening out
from a curve, and the side pressure
may have caused the car to leave the
track, dragging the other cars after
it.
Ties were literally cut in two for
fifty or sixty feet, and the truck on
one car had turned until it was direct
ly across the track. In one place a
rail was sheared in two rs cleanly as
though cut with q saw.
The wrecking crew with the equip
ment was sent out Tuesday morning.
and the damage was rapidly cleared
away.