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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-01
Passes Up Snake Contest-W.

Passes Up Snake contest-W. A.
"Snake" King has returned from San An
tonic, where he went TO attend the Fiesta
San Jacinto and the Battle of Flowers, and
incidently TO look into the proposed 'snake
catching contest" at Jourdanton. near San
Antonio. King said that he will not enter
the contest. business preventing him from
being there at the scheduled time.
Pretty line of wash skirts just received
at the Hat S~hop.-512t
Polish your dining table with Johnson's
wax and hot dishes will not affect the
finish. Harrison Clancy Garage.-4l2S. 81.
Electrical, bicycle, automobile, type
writer, flashlights, telephone and telegraph
supplies and repairs. We repair anything.
Rio Grande Electric Co.-tf.
We rapair anything, aeroplanes and sub
marines included. Rio Grande Electric
Co.@l5-tf.
Err all binds of nIpcfro nicknI mid o,J
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Keep your new car bright with Johnson

Wax. All size packages, Harrison Clancy
Carnegie 5 ct.
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Don't forget to take your water, light
and sewerage discount f1sI1lt.
Ask the owner of any Red Top Fisk
Tire what service he il getting. Harrison
Clancy Garage.-425 ct.
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Electrical, bicycle, automobile, ty

For all kinds of electro, nickel, gold and
silver plating. Rio Grande Electric Co..
4l5-tf.
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PERSONALS

Attorneys j. NJ. Mothershead and SAy
Spears of San Benito are business visitors
in the city today.
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Ids of fishing stories were un-
Brownsville Sunday and today as
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pairs. Call Us. Rio Grande Electric c
@-5-tf.
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Polish your dininq table with ,Johnso

wax and hot dishes will not affect II
finish. Harrison Clancy Carnegie IS
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Pretty line of wash skirt. just received
AZ the Hat Shop.-512t
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F. NJ. Grazier Of Houston Is a business
visitor in Brownsville. He j. registered At
the Travellers hotel.
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County Commissioner J. A. Graham 0
San Benito j. in Brownsville today.
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Max Wiesentbal Of Humble, formerly Of
Brownsville, leaves this afternoon for In
home, after spending q few days in the
city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
PORTAL MEN
ARE ACCUSED
OF FORGERIES
Two Brothers Accused of
Floating Bad Checks
for $l25

Portal, N. D., June 26.-A local bank
and merchant are short s125 as a re-
suit of the operations of two check
forgers. The alleged forgers are two
kinsel1a brothers, about % and 25
years old, residing on the Canadian
side. Checks for $4B, $50 and $50 on
Northgate residents and depositors of
Northgate bank, were cashed by
local parties here, and day or two
elapsed before the forgeries were dis
covered
The young men in question have
disappeared with team and buggy,
and no trace Of them has been found.
They were apprehended several years
ago for the same offense, but were re-
leased, being under age at that time.
Every effort is being made to locate
them, both in Canada and on this side
Of the line, and the matter may be
placed in the hands Of the American
Bankers association.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
BAPTISTS OF
. VALLEY WILL
: HOLD MEETING
Annual Convention to Open
at Grand Forks We'd
= nesday Morning

Fargo, N. D., June 2s.-The Red
River Valley Baptist association will
observe it's thirty-second anniversary
in this city this week. The annual
meeting will. open Wednesday night
and will continue through Friday
night.
c. E. Johnston of Langdon. is mod
orator of the association and H. B.
Cook Of Cavalier. is treasurer. All of
the meetings will be held in the First
Baptist church.
The program follows:
Wednesday Evening.
Song Service. ...
Special Music.
Address-Rev. Frank Peterson, D.
D., Minneapolis, MINI.
Appointment of nominating COM
mittee.
Thursday Morning.
Devotional-Rev. J. McDermid,
Crystal.
Business-Election Of officers. APP
pointment of committees. Reading Of
church letters.
Annual sermon-Rev. B. F. Stump.
Cavalier.
Women's Session.
Devotional.
Reports from Circles.
Address-Mrs. G. e. Johnston,
Langdon, Howe Not to Do It." Play
by the Grand Forks circle.
Address-Miss Harriet Cooper. De-
troit, Mich.
Conference.
Auto ride.
Supper at the church.
Thursday Evening.
Song service.
Address-"The Challenge of Christ"
Rev. Bruce Jackson, Bismarck.
Special music.
Address-"North Dakota and the
Five-year Program" Rev! c. E. Ting
ley, Grand Forks. .E-5 "
Friday Morning.
- Devotional-Rev. B. F. Stump, Ca
Waller.
Business-Reports Of committees,
Unfinished business.
Sunday School Sesion-"The Sun
day School Program" Mrs. w. A. Ed
dington, Hamilton. Elementary
Work and Plans" Mrs. C. E. Tingley,
Grand Forks. Important topics dis
cussed, conducted by Rev. E. E. Barn
hart, Jamestown.
Afternoon Meeting.
Devotional - Rev. r. g. Pierson,
Five-year Program session-"The
Individual and the Five-year Pro-
gram" Rev. j, McDermid, Crystal.
"The Individual Pastor and the Five
year Program" ]. F. Kippen, Hamil-
ton. "The Local Church and the Five
year Program" r. B. Griffith, Grand
Forks.
Conference on program led by Rev.
Bruce Kinney, d. D., Topeka, Kan.
f, .. Friday Evening.
Song service. 81
Special music.
Address Gliustrated) Mexico" !"
Rev. Bruce Kinney, d. D., Topeka,
Kan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Consolidated School
at Svea Dedicated
- and Seven Graduate

Litchville, N. D., June 26-The new
$14,0 consolidated school building of
Svea was dedicated and seven pupils
graduated from the eighth grade with
appropriate exercises. ....
Following are the graduates. Sam
my Aandahl, Mabel Anderson, Olaf
Sortland, Herbert Sarsten, Tony
Nelson. Libtie Holeton and Bernard
Nelson. The Misses Clara Sortland
and Ruth Davidson have been the
teachers. Bernard Nelson was vale
dictorian and Olaf Sortland, saluta-
torian.
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson of Sanborn gave
the invocation after which male
quartet from Valley City rendered a
selection. Mrs. Craswell of the same
city sang solo after which State
superintendent e. j. Taylor gave an
address He was followed by ". C..
Macdonald, state inspector of graded
schools, and, President Mcfarland Of
the Valley City normal. Mrs. Spur,
county superintendent from 1885 to
1890 spoke, also w. E. Busch. superin-
| tendent from 1892 to 1898. County
upeSrintendent Miss Nelson, closed
with an appropriate talk and delivered
the diplomas. The exercises lasted un-
| til midnight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
MORE TROUBLE FOUND.

Bowman, n. D., June 26.--Lee Guth-
rie, who was charged with having
robbed Orrin Wilt some time ago,
was discharged at this term of court
there not being sufficient evidence
connecting him with the offense
charged, and he was congratulating
himself on his luck, when Sheriff No
rem took him into custody for the
sheriff at Richland Center. Wis. Ac-
cording to Guthrie's story, he was con-
victed Of an offense in Wisconsin two
year ago, and a part of the settlement
required him to pay $500, $40 pei
month. Soon after this he came to
North Dakota and failed to comply
with the order Of the court as to these
payments. An official came here and
took him back. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
DICKINSON IS
LOYAL TO BOYS
OF COMP ANY K
Fund Is Provided for Boys
on Departure to Ft. Lin
coln-Many Festivities

Dickinson, n. d., June 26. - The
minimum of the National guards fol
Dickinson is fully complete, and Sun
day the boys went to Bismarck.
The Dickinson Commercial club, as
sisted by the citizens, were not back
ward in giving the boys a splendid
sendoff. and each member of Com
pany X left with a feeling that the
best wishes and prayers will follow
them IN their new relationship with
Uncle Sam.
On Thursday a splendid reception
and entertainment was provided by
the Young Women's association.
Friday a public mass meeting was
| held in theN armory, followed by a
dance.
Saturday the Masonic fraternity
gave themEanother banquet and dance.
A purse OF $500 for mess purposes
was made up by the citizens and
placed in the care of the captain for
special and necessary needs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
News OF The Northwest
SOLDIER POPS BY WIRE;
HIS FIANCEE IS GAME; COUPLE
MARRIES AT ST. PAUL

al
the Oliver Mining CO.. received Hbng Mimi
Sioux Falls S. D, wanted him
schoo teacher ne N. D.
Am
n
license, soldier
their at
leaves wit his regim
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Inkster Plans for
Big District Fair at
This Place Tomorrow

Inkster, N. D., June 26.-The Sec
ond annual fair Of the Fifth Com
missioner District Fair association will
be held is this city on Tuesday, June
27. The success which attended the
first efforts of the association was so
great that the committee in charge
decided TO make the fair an annual
event. Last years committee was
practically inexperienced in this line
Of work and it was with some misgiV-
tngs that the undertaking was at
tempted. The success achieved gave
the directors more confidence and the
public Is assured that a fair worthy OF
the attendance Of everybody will be
put on this year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Stoneview People
Plan to Erect a
Fine New School

Crosby, N. D., June 26.-The people
Of Stoneview school district believe in
public schools. A large three room
building for consolidated school is
rapidly nearing completion. The, build
ing is 5Sx64 feet with a full basement
we'll lighted. There are three large
rooms for pupils, one of these rooms
is furnished with. a stage and all
three rooms may be thrown together
by means Of rolling partitions which
will enable a large audience to see the
stage. There are two large cloak
rooms, a kitchen for domestic science
work and a library room besides the
basement which also can be used for
school purposes. This is the finest
school building in Divide county out
side of the larger town buildings. 1t
is expected to be finished bu July 4
and will be ready for school purposes
at the opening of the fall term.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Litchville Family
Returns to N. ID. After
Long Stay in Norway

.Litchville, N. D., June 26.--Tob Oh
son and family, who have been MAX
ing their home at Veblungsnes, Nor
way, returned here and will resume
northeast of town. They came across
on the United States" and the voyage
lasted eighteen days. They did not
see any warships but at Kirkwall
the water very plainly. Living in
Europe is up over a hundred per cent
on account of the high freight rates,
caused by the sinking of so many
freighters. A German passenger was
on board this ship and he declared con-
ditions in Germany are much worse
than the papers let on that they are.
cannot be obtained at all In his vii
lage there were only old men and
cripples left.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Three Boys Arrested
for Breaking Into
Bunk Car at Bowman

Bowman, n. D., June 26.-sheriff
Norem has three boarders, in the per-
sons Of John Radke. aged 10, Of De-
trott, Mich; John Kolbert, aged II,
and Steve Ladowsk. aged 10, of Buff
fa1o, N. Y, who will remain with him
fifteen days. The lads were arrested
at Reeder, by Deputy Sheriff Oelkers
of Scranton, on a charge Of breaking
into railroad bunk car" at Scran-
ton. and stealing two pairs of shoes,
some money and a quantity of food.
They entered a plea Of guilty before
Judge Diehl, and were sentenced to
fifteen days in the county Jail The
lads we're travelling by beating their
way on trains.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Pioneer N. D. Woman
Dies at Age of 80
Years at Litchville

Litchville. N. D.. June 26.--Mrs.
Martha Olson died at the age of 90
years, at the X. c. Wangrud farm in
Black Loan township, where she has
made her home since 1889, when she
came to this country.
Deceased was born in Solor, Nor
way, in 1925. Her husband died be-
fore she came to this country. She
was the mother Of ten children of
whom five are living.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
East Forks Man
Appointed Assistant
Bank Inspector

East Grand Forks, Mimi, June 26.-
Geo. P. Daily, teller of the First Ma
tional bank of this city, has just re-
ceived notice of his appointment as
assistant bank inspector for Minne-
sofa state banks.
Mr.. Daley will work in the northern
district of the state, the district in
which East Grand Forks is located.
He intends to continue his residence
in this city for some time at least.
He has been connected with the lo-
col institution for the past five years.
His resignation is now in the hands
of the bank officers to take effect
July 1,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Bishop Appoints Young
Priest Assistant Il
Pastor of st. Mary's

Grand Forks. N. D.. June 26.-Bishop
o'Reillv has appointed Rev. D. Falvey,
a popular young priest, as assistant
pastor of st. Mary's church Of this
CITY. This appointment will relieve
Father O'Driscoll of some Of the work
which the growing needs of the church
have been forcing upon him.
The main tower of the church
edifice, which has been incomplete
owing to difficulties in procuring
brick, will now be rushed to compile
ton within two weeks. Twin city
brick will be substituted for Hebron,
and stone around the tower windows
in place Of beveled brick,
The mission of Marvel, one Of the
best in the state, will be served from
Grand Forks with more frequent serv-
ices than has heretofore been possi-
BILE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Garage Building Is
Totally Destroyed by
Fire at Stanton

Stanton, NJ. D., tune 26.-Fire broke
out In the Stanton Auto & Supply
Co.'s garage and destroyed the build
ing and contents. The fire started in
the once and is thought to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion in
bunch of oily overalls. At the time
OF the fire there were nine automobiles
in the garage, five new touring cars
and four older cars. Through the eff
forts Of Mr.. Giffey. manager Of the
garage, all OF these cars, with the
exception of an old touring car, be-
longing to A. J. Berdahl Of this city
were saved.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
The Bottineau Fair
Directors Meet and
Plan for Big Doings

Bottineau. N. D.. June ga meet
ing of the directors of tho Bottineau
County Fair association was held and
appropriations made for various at
fractions at the coming fair, includ-
ing baseball games, band music and
motorcycle races.
The following directors were elect
ed: Frank Tyler, v. A. Kemp, Alex
Cranston, F. A Brainerd and J. M.
Miller. In the absence of President
Gorder, Vice President Brainerd pre-
sided over the meeting.
A number Of splendid platform at
fractions have already been booked.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
TO THE VOTERS OF
CASS COUNTY:

My attention has called the fact that my opponent
making the eeventhhour claim that during the last years
have turned almost the entire work of the County Attorney
to assistant who he asserts young just admitted to
practice the time he appointed and that have not
the Office personal attention The time too short permit
sending personal letter the voters take this of
denying this absolutely untrue claim. .
During the past two years have given my personal atten
ton all the important and matters which required aen
on and have advised with assistant all other matters
challenge opponent to cite single instance which the
y business has been neglected delayed in which preference
has been given to private business.
AS to the qualifications and ability of my assistant would
say that the records show that he in the
Courts both District and Supreme than has my opponent and
believe that will inquire of member of the bar they will
tell that his ability and standing lawyer least equal
to the ability and standing of my opponent.
During the time that have served States Attorney have
endeavored enforce the laws fearey and vigorously and
minimum of cost the and believe have succeed
ed Ihav become experienced the handling county matters
and believe that am position render efficient service
the taxpayers this county this important than
and inexperienced reelected will continue to give my
personal attention to the county business and conduct
actly the as i have In the past
F Respectfully solicit your vote and support
ARTHUR w. FOWLER
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Lawton Man Shot
in Leg by Accident;
Wound Not Serious

Lawton, N. D., June 2s.-Henry
wischer was shot in the leg by the
accidental discharge of 20 calibre
rifle which was lying in the bottom of
a low truck wagon used in hauling
stones from the field. 1t seems he
threw a log chain into the wagon, the
hook on the chain caught the trigger
and the gun went off, the bullet strik-
ing him on the inside of the leg above
the knee, lodging beneath the skin on
the opposite side.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
BAND is REoRGANiZEn.

Garrison, n. D., June 26. - The
Garrison band was reorganized. The
officers are A. Fearseth, president;
Theo. Schauer, vice president: z. l..
Vorachek, secretary treasurer, and A..
c. Wilde, director The band is in need
oe some new music and subscriptions
for this need will soon be solicited.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
FELL FRO MDRAY.

Litchville, N. D., June 26.-James
Hanson had the misfortune to fall from
the dray and break both bones Of his
right forearm. He was delivering eX--
press between trains, and driving in
front of the Viking restaurant to
deliver bread basket, he tripped and
fell from the dray to the cement walk
and landed on his right hand.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Captain L. L. Eckman
Is Honored by the
KEN Temple Officers

Grand Forks, June 26.-Captain L.
l. Eckman OF the Machine Gun com
pany was honored by Illustrious Po-
tentate Tracy r. Bangs and his divan
of KEN Temple. when they presented
him with ring, emblematic of the
Mystic Shrine. Captain Eckman is
chief Of the dtvan and second oficer
of the temple.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
Valuable Gambling
Devices Are Seized
by Burke Officials

Portal, N. D., June 26.--State's At
torney H. A, Hanson and Sheriff
Heath OF Burke county seized valuable
gambling devices at Portal. Superin-
fendent Watkins of the Enforcement
league made the complaint. The
iaaSue Ia determined to stop gambling
af fairs and carntvais. s..-.-.-A44-.....
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
BoWMAN COURT OPENS,

Bowman, N. D., June 26. - District
court is in session here with Judge w.
c. Crawford presiding.
In the case of the State VS.. Grant
Sandqutst, in which the accused Is
charged with having robbed a man at
Rhame. a change OF venue was taken
to Adams county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26
ApvENrIsTssoReANIzE FOR YEAR
S. &. Jackson Of jamestown Chosen
President for North Dakota.


jamestown, n. D., June 26.-Seventh
Day Adven1ists who are holding 10
days encampment in this c7ty have
elected the following officers Presi-
dent, s. E. Jackson, Jamestown: treas
urer. home missionary secretary and
Tract society secretary, Andrew
Roedei; secretary of conference, Jacob
Mes: conference committee, S. E.
Jockson, A. v. Rhodes, Carl Leer, J. j.
Reiswig, John Seibel, c. c. Reiswig
and J. A. Litwinenco; Sheyenne River
academy board, A. F. Schmidt and w.
A. Away; departmental secretaries
field agent. J. ]. JutZy, religious nber-
ty. e, L. Stewart; Sabbath school,
Mrs. Artha 2. Jutzy; young people and
education, J. J. Reiswig.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09

by Miss Louise Wood, soprano; Mr..
w. X. Guiberson. baritone; Mrs. w.
II. Guiberson and Miss Grace Tuttle,
accompanies. and the Tempo or
chestra with Mr.. Gordon -. lmpey di-
recting. The program:
March-"Ncw York Iippodrome,
................... .............. 'Sousa
Tempo Orchestra.
Monologue-"The village Dress
maker" .. Miss Vida Justison
Baritone Group:
"Bowl of Roses" ..,.......C Clarke
INV Star" .Spross
"Mammys Lullaby. Harriet Ware
w. r. Guiberson.
Ovcrture-"Rhi -. .Gruenwald
Tempo Orchestra.
Reading-"The Bear Story" ..Rlley
Miss Dove Gravitt
Tenor Group:
80, Heart of Mine" ............
................C Clough- Leightner
AT Dawning" ..........C .Cadman
BESIDE Thee Parks
]. Allen Yeager.
Danse Grotesque-"Cossack Rcvels'
................. Tschakoff
Tempo Orchestra.
Soprano-"Ave Maria" Schubert
Miss Louise Wood.
March IN SiOTln anu NuisHInc
.................H Hood
-
The Columbia Chautauqua circle
met at the Deaconcss Home Monday
afternoon and gave the following pro-
gram, under the leadership of Mrs.
II. NJ. Preston.
Roll call Miscellaneous current
events.
Sketch of the gods Mars and Jupiter
Mrs C. r. Thurlwell
Reading. "The Light of Stars"
Gongfellow)-Mr G.. T.. Bennett.
Review Of chapter XII-Mrs. w. A.
Reeves
General discussion. THE Canals on
Mars"
Review Of chapter XIII-Mrs. II
M. Preston.
Sketch of Copernicus-Mrs. T. G.
Cunningham.
Reading. flynn to the Nativity
(Milton)-Niss Calvert
Story of the week.-Mrs.. F. w. Dye.
There will be a called meeting OF
the Patron Teachers association of
Washington school this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock Appropriate May day
exercises will be given by the children
and all patrons are urged to be pres
ent.
Miss Mary Anderson will arrive
about June 1 from Werterman. Cal,
for a visit to her mother. Mrs. X. G.
Handlcy Of Kendall. Miss Anderson
graduated from Leland Stanford uni
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-09

Servant problem solved at last.
In very short time fifty highly
trained. efficient and capable Kitchen
Maids of the highest class will come
to this city to work in the homes of
fifty of the leading women of this
vicinity under an entirely new plan.
All of these kitchen maids will ar
rive at the same time and Will be-
gin their labors Immediately in these
fifty homes They are said to be al
most perfect, as they are guaranteed
not to receive company nor take aft
ernoons or evenings off, and they alb
solutely never talk back" They viii
agree to do over one-half of the work,
and the hardest part, for every wom-
an tnat engages the services of
kitchen maid, to establish order and
organization and the most modern
system in every kitchen they enter In
place OF the usual chaos and disor-
der that prevails i'm the customary
nonscientiiicaily arranged American
kitchen.
The wonderful part Of it all Is that
the wages asked are so small az 20 bc
almost trivial. This seemingly ir'-
possible thing is accomplished by COM
bned effort and system. and is the
actcal result of an idea originated
in the east and worked ont with the
utmost care.
That the women os Tulsa are TO
benefit by this latest achievement OF
domestic science is due to the efforts
of the F'lack Furniture company,
which has made ARRANGEMENTS where
BY fifty of these Kitchen Maids are TO
be brought here and abolish the ter
rors. drudCery and endless toll OF
kitchen work for an equal number OF
Tulsa housewives.
The exact date OF their arrival and
the full details of this plan will be
announced later in the daily press
ADV.