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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17
TAKEN OUT
OF PAPERS NAME

Golden Valley. n. D.. April IT,
Editor L. =. Dreveskracht has chang
cd tho ann Of his weekly paper here
to tho Golden Valley American, giving
as his reasons. patriotism and the need
getting tho name Of the town in
the name. .-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17
RAILROAD COMMISSION
CHAIRMAN IS DEPOSED

Helena, Mont. April 17.-Chairnan
J. H. Hall of the railway commission
was deposed by Commissioners Dam
lei Boyle and W. j. Mccormick, who
elected MI. Boyle to the chair. Boyle
and Mccormick claim Hall has re-
peatedly insulted them and that 1t is
the power of the board to choose q
chairman at any time. Hall says he
is elected for two years and he will
contest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17
FARCO'S CELEBRATION
TO BE BIG AFFAIR

Fargo, y. D.. Apr.i M-rhe spirit
dters through the baAkls Of Lexington
win be rampant in Fargo on April IL
anniversary Of tho batae-when
the New England socisY Of Fargo
helds IT. twenty-thirN annual banquet
and reunion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17
WILL BE
STOCKED WITH FISH

Moorhead, MIMI. April l7.-Su-
merous lakes in the Detroit district
will be stocked with trout this year.
according to advices received by local
sportsmen. Lake trout are to be
planted as follows: Long Lake. 1eo,-
S0,ooo;. Munson. lake. 10000; Peli-
can lake. 1eo.0oo;. Comorant" lake.
100, 900; Detroit lake, 10000, q total
Of 100000.
The purpose 10 to put q sufficiently
large number In each Lake to give
them a thorough try out.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17
MONTANA BUYS 100000
WORTH OF WAR BONDS

Helena. Mont, April 17.-The state
Of Montana will purchase 100000
worth Of the federal val bonds. This
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17

A good woman may be the best
thing this side Of heaven. but Q bad
road is tho worst thing this side Of
hell.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17

Hundreds Of men are thrown ost ~
the lockout.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28

rothipg but path beyond that. oouiu
recalf no accidents at Scott street out
numerous narrow escapes.
II WAS not a matter with him of
trying to get rid of cutting down some
ornamental trees. because the COM
mission had the power TO order tha'
done Didn't refuse to do SO. but dld
protest. Am willing to sacrifice then'
if for the good of the public in making
tie place safe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
BURNHAM,

Wilbur L. Reynolds and family and
William Reynolds have gone to Flor
ida to pass the winter months.
Mrs. Georgia Conner Of TROY visit
Cd over Sunday with her friend. Mrs.
G. J. Mudgett
Raleigh Wheeler is at home from
Aver, Mass, for brief furlough and
visiting at the home OF his wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Hurt.
George Berry and Will Cole have re-
paired the saw mill and have begun
10 saw small amount of lumber.
The teacher and pupils Of the Viii
lage school will hold an entertainment
Wednesday evening at the Town hail
with exercises appropriate for Thanks
giving.
Mr. Phillips of Machias has bought
the Charles Foster resii ence at the
village and is making some repairs 10
the buildings. He will not occupy them
until spring.
One of the smart and very active old
ladies Of this place is Mrs. f. D. Carr.
who on Nov. Il, observed her 86th
birthday. She does her own house
work and attends church services reg
ularly, seldom failing to attend a
meeting and sabbath school.
c. J. Richards has moved his family
- Fairfield where they will rasIde
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
State Dairy Inspecto

Brooks Brown Of Dover, the State
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
President VIM. M. Bradley.

William NJ. Bradley. president of the
Cumberland County Power & Light
Co., the principal owners Of the L.. A.
& w. stock, said there were two good
reasons why the change could not now
be made: first. that the road did not
have the money and could not raise
It. Second. il we had the money we
couldn't buy the materials in the mar
kct, some of the things at any price.
This road is much in the same posi-
tion as those of Massachusetts. It
can't make progress and is fortunate In
being able to hold its own. Its net
surplus in the last - months was
about $4,000 We are facing for the
next i months wage increase Of
$4,000 alone, to say nothing of the up
ward markets for everything we use
and the shortage in many things.
BY Mr. HiCht-We can't sell stock
and We haven't any to sell. We have
la large number Of bonds which we are
authorized to sell but can't Ad-
United the road had petition before
the Public Utilities for a hearing on
this same date (Nov. 20 regarding au-
thority to issue s3S1,0OO worth Of Sc
curities. That was for extensions
additions and improvements made
from July |, 1914 to oct 81 1917.
1t did not develop how it was OK
pected to raise the necessary funds.
owing to the state of the securities
market given as a reason for the
roads inability to raise funds for the
requested change on State street.
Mr. Rrdd rpfIISpI th admit he,
Scott street crossing was more dan
gerous than many other places. Dan
ger existed everywhere roads wer,
built and operated. Didn't sec any
reason now for the change. except for
the worst. My objections for the
change is wholly financial
Mr.. Hight asked if Mr.. Bradley was
willing for an order to he issued hv the
Public Utilities for the work to be
done and then held for execution at
the discretion of the board. Mr..
Bradley refused to admit the necessity
but was willing for a step in that di-
rection.
IN closing, Mr.. Hight asked Have
YOU arranged for the sale Of those
S3S1000 worth of bonds" and Mr..
Bradley shouted his NO. sir"
Several encounters between Mr..
Hight and Mr.. Nelson of the kind law
yers delight in and amuse the specta-
tors took place, with the usual and no
doubt expected results but that form
IF entertainment was finally stopped
by Commissioner Shelton, who plainly
told them both that the commission
had heard enough Of their quarrelins
and wished no more of it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
They CAVE HER
v!NQL FOR
BRONCHITIS
And it Cured Her..-Read
Mrs. Thayer's Letter

West SomervilIe. Mass.-"l suffered
Il ON severe attack of bronchitis,
with a terrible cough. no appetite,
no energy. no strength and loss Of
sleep The usual remedies failed TO
help me. but they gave me Ninol and
it restored my appetite. stopped the
cough and built up my strength SO |
am able to do my housework again"
Mrs. T. B. Thayer.
We guarantee Ninol for chronic
coughs. colds. bronchitis. because it is
Q constitutional cod liver and iron
remedy Formula on every bottle.
Bowditch- Webster Co. Druggists,
Augusta. Vinol is sold in Waterville
by w c. Hawker and in Hallowcll by
Guy X. White and at the best drug
store in every town in the country
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
MILK AND DAIRY INSPECTORS
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION

Is Made at Tuesdays Meeting at State House
j. Ii. Heald of Portland Elected President
the Other Officers-PrincipalA Address Made by
A. w. Lombard of Boston, international Pres
ident-Other Speakers-Good Attendance and
Much Enthusiasm Over Prospects
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
Engineer G C. WeIch.

Engineer G. ;. WEIGH Of the L.. A.
& w, gave an estimate of the cost Of
the proposed change, if the materials
could be obtained at the old prices,
which was doubtful. His figures were
s3l.751.l9. or at the ate Of sS12 a linear
foot. He explained in detail the costs
OF the various parts OF the material
and work.
He declined to admit to Mr.. Hight
that the change was necessary. az
though he did admit that the raise and
roadbed We're not Of the best. He was
not figuring in order to present pro-
hlbitive cost figures: couldn't figure on
using any of the old material and
doubted if his figures We're high
enough
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28

spector of Portland. on Legislation
Pertaining to Local Inspection
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
Attorney John {. Nelson

MI Nelson in opening stated that
the road by close economy is now able
to give a very far sort of service, but
as ia Improvements or additions being
made it was an impossibilty-wc
haven't the money and cant get it at
this time. The road feels that if it
keeps UP with the municipalities and
helps in its share Of the improvements
made along the streets, it is doing its
Share and all it can do He believed
that some selfish reasons lay behind
all this agitation and petitioning and
said that the Job as asked would cost
ever 100000 and that it was out Of
the question. He also understood that
the State Highway Commission would
it, the spring put in a piece of State
highway there and il would be the
proper thing to do such work at that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
HEARING ON CHANGE
OF ELECTRIC TRACK,
STATE ST., AUGUSTA

Leroy L. Hight Presents
Case for Proponents
And John E. Nelson
for the L. A. & w.
Street Railway Sew
eral Witnesses Tell Of
Danger at Scott Street
Roads Financial
Difficulties Shown by
Pres. VIM. M Bradley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-28
Other Witnesses

Charles +. Bilodeau and Merton l.
Wheeler of Nos. $50 and 235 state
street corroborated Mr.. Turner'S tes-
timony as TO the speed. Mr.. Biiodeau
saw no efforts to reduce the speed or
the freights over the grade. His house
ceiling had been cracked and his COOK
stove in the kitchen moved about IL
inches by the constant jar. Had heard
of seven accidents along there. Told
Mr. Nelson he knew the road was there
when he bought the house.
Mr. Wheeler said the ground had
been we'll covered by the other wit
nesscs and he had nothing to add as
he signed the petition on account OF
the nuisance of the whistles and the
jar Scott street is a dangerous place
and there is considerable danger at
the Glenwood crossing.
I BY NclSon-kncw the railroad was
there when | built and otherwise than
what has beer mentioned it doesn't in =
terfere with me particularly.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28

A striking curiosity near Cintra. Por-
tusal, is an ancient convent built par.
TALLY in the interior of an immenSc
rock. The convent Is situated in n
very isolated SPOT and was formerly
surrounded by dense wood Of cork
trees. The convent is known as the
Convento da Cortica. or Cork CON
vent" for the reason that the monks
cehs, chapel kitchen and rcfcctor.y are
all lined with cork to keep out the
damp. From 1860 to 1884 the convent
was inhabited by an order of monks
known as the Capuchins. a remark
able feature Of their discipline being
that, except on certain occasions, 81.
lenCe was obligatory. Since 1884, when
the mOnasteries and cenvents Of Por-
tugal were dissolved, the convent has
not been occupied, though it is open
to the public, caretaker residing there
for this purpose World
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on
the Sth day of October, A. D. 1917,
or as soon thereafter as | may be
heard, | will make application to the
Honorable County Judge of Putnam
County, State of Florida, at his office
in Palatka, Florida, for authority to
sell, at private sale, for cash, and to
convey to the purchaser thereof, all
of the estate, right, title and interest
Of R. Theodore Strunz, a minor, IN
and to all of an undivided one-third
interest in and to the following des-
cri5ed tract of land in the County of
Putnam and State of Florida, to-wit:
Being that part of Lots One(D and
Two C2) of Block 1865 of the City cf
Palatka, described as follows, to-wit.
Beginning at the Northwest corner
Of said Lot One (D, being the South.
easterly intersection of Rutledge (now
Eleventh) Street and Madison Street,
thence running Southerly, along the
EaFterly line of Rutledge (now E}ev.
enth) Street distance of 10 feet;
thence Easterly, parallel to Madison
tIiCCt' d ulSldIlte Ol lou leSL, IlenE9
Northerly, parallel to Rutledge (now
Eleventh. Street, q distance of &c
feet; thence Westerly, parallel to
Madison Street, a distance of 7 feet:
thence NorthsrN, parallel to Rutledse
Cnow ELEVENTH. Street, distance Of
100 feet to the South side of Madison
Street; thence Westerly, along the
Southcrly line of Madison Street, a
distance of 143 feet. to the place of
beginning. The same being the Wes.
terly 143 feet of Lot One (D, and
the Northecly 10 feet of Lot Two (2), |
Of Block 165, of the City of Pal,.tka
according to the copy of Dicks Map
of said City, filed for record in the of |
tice Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court |
ia and for Putnam County. Florida. |
Said interest consists of an urdivid- |
I'd one third interest in said land
Petition therefor now filed in said
,ouNt, this September 6, A. D. 1917.
F. H. WILSON,
As Guardian of R. Theodore Strun?,
| Minor.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28

! "And then sometimes" said tn,
girl; adding wickedly, 81 hate careful
people"
"Do you?' affably inquired Hard
ing. "Now | admire them"
Harding smoked serenely and gazeG
out across the moonlit lawn, until a
soft little laugh made him turn
Christine doubled up her fingers and
spread them out again like claws.
my last remarks were suggestive
of perfectly good pussy-cat!"
He laughed, watching her with that
indulgent smile men keep for chill
dren and pretty women.
"Timid creature" Christine said
saucily, what would you do if a girl
should actually propose to you? Men
tell me they sometimes do
"Pd say, This is so sudden and
promise to be brother to her. But
I'm not agitated over the prospect of
danger in that line"
Don't you believe they ever do it 2"
"They never have to me-" he stout
ly affirmed. "Why should they pro-
pose? When a girl wants a chap to
speak up, all she has to do is to lead
him gently but firmly to the dock
and push him off,"
She gave him look of disdain. but
he grinned cheerfully.
"You know they do" he insisted.
That's why we have to be so care
full"
Christine turned her back to him
and shifted scornfully, while he watch
ed her with amusement. Finally she
asked, ''Do you want to know what
| think about you?"
81 most certainly do" This with
great interest; and when she seemed
to hesitate. he urged, "Come on; do
let's talk about me. That's a sub
iect that never fails to hold my at
tention."
Being man! But what I was
going to say is this: Nine-tenths of
the time you do not want to fall in
love; you would fight manfully
against it. And the other tenth you
would rather like to-"
Harding turned swiftly to look at
her. II wonder why you think that"
he said.
She did not answer but met his
gaze calmly. Then he turned and !
stared ahead of him.
However, that may be-" he added ,
shortly, II am not worrying about it.
because I'm not going to fall in love"
"You mean you don't intend to let
vourSelf?"
yes" grimly.
I'm not sure our letting or not
letting has anything to do with it
when the time comes for the accident
10 happen" Her voice was little
constrained.
Harding did not answer. Present.
y Christine laughed-a gay, incon-
'equent little laugh, it sounded to the
nan.
"Do you know, it seems rather
'ity you have so unalterably made
Up your mind, You have been an OBJ
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28

About this thing called love-" sal,
Harding, 'if we must discuss it
There is no must about it. Yo,
brought the subject up yourself.
didn't mention it," Christine's pro
test was indignant.
Harding laughed. "I know vo,
didn't. | wouldn't accuse YOU of IL
he said soothingly and added, "Now
as l was about to inquire when 81
fudely interrupted, do you believe
that love Is thing that comes alono
ana IN some unguarded moment
knocks the feet from under us?"
Since you put it to me so trust.
lng!y. | have been led to believe il is
and does. But as | speak bv th;
book and not from actual experience
my opinion might not do as final an.
thOrity."
Harding regarded her quizzically
You mean that?"
She met his look squarely though
her color rose Certainly. Whv
net ~ "'
Only that one hears of YOUR con-
quests and wonders if the time has
flag" ~ '01i
Christine laughed lightly. ~ am
waiting for the man who shall be
strong enough to make me do it,"
Harding looked at her thoughtful
~ 80 you are the kind that must
be made to care. What sort of mar
viii he be who can do it? What are
the qualities you demand?"
The girl put out her hand in a lit
tie deprecatory gesture. ooh, I'm
not demanding anything. Do YOU re-
member. somebody has said, "A man
loves woman because she possesses
the qualities he admires a woman
admlres the qualities which are pos
Sessed by the man she loves"
hats rather reflection on NV
sex, but | must admit there is truth
IN it, said Harding. "Women can
make heroes of pretty poor sticks.
can't they? Funny things. isn't it."
he went on musingly, "what bad
judgment Cupid so often displays. He
to get careless and shoot at
random. After all, Herbert Spencer
was not lar wrong IN his theory of
love. You know it?"
She shook her head. "TeIl me-"
''The idea is this: All men love all
women; when man loves one woman
more than the others, it is an acci
dent"
Christine pondered a minute before
she answered, "Well, there is a GER
tain amount of truth in it,"
"Of course there is" said Harding.
1T is an accident A turn of the
head, tone of the voice, the chance
Of being thrown together at the psy-
enc moment, particularly brilliant
moon, or any other of thousand
things Of the sort, and it's Love that
hath US in his net" Oh, assuredly, it |
is an accident"
And accidents will happen" said
Christine fiippantly.
Unless we are very, very careful"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28
ORDER OF SERVICE BY u
TION TO UNKNOWN Dbf
ANTS.

- ,,,ri,,,. ,E4f tnr con
II 1ppearIi'I ',',' n' ,i;iii Of d
mas tllad ITS sworn or.'fs o,'' mi
herein ana S'airS IL. .',, ,n,s.rrsons .r
lieyes that there are PrIs5GIin Pii5 HI
ed in the propeN.t% iuIoG'u t.ba| ~
ana herelhall'L q, ~ gn5 -J' If praH
are unknown 10 !, " ,,i.,Iown IT," u nj
het against sGch unn,0%bb. ,,, III. is
Now, Therefore. upon ndrdarei' IiI
the complainant it Is o[ts'I
parties claiminE Interests res ss5
IolIoWlnS haiil.u CU+hsrwise,H
any or an; or '{ST"iHIjiam [
Francis II. aus, ,.n w ,'' 3iso1
John f. Rollins. Nn'"m md IL
Rollins. II. MoEEan inr iinnuoIys
Drew, in the prop " 's"rribef
SUIT ana nereitiaI',' nerei;tia interest
parties claimIns an his his &
property lnvoGINrd H., Ssi'fuatS
which relief is soush,,, s" I'D
ing in Putnam CounE;,
scribed as follows, to-wiiI Nd
southeast qu.'L - ITI,nsnty.s
quarter of Section ,oi south.
IoWnshlp zen .oot rqst.
1WehtE-lnITtc - s1mthWes@
North half ol ogGuu,s,ItbaaN
ter; North haIl ol 1uart1
ter, and SoutheaSit ssstior|
Southeast qsai ~ ~ NJ NOn
en- Gn; West haii rTb'irtaen
quarter of Section ~ - "a
Sou. u.heast quarter VL
qGarter; qua ter 500 Southwest 'qsad ~
Northeast quar- baIf ot
quarter, ana w eSs SactiOs@
teen Q5); NorthWss' ID
Moprt,weS' N.artor of sSutheast qussr
Sortb.sst 6rt Se q quarter Of y
quarter of secti9}nI 9}Iortb tbbsas9
cd; East ha!t GT ,..>oyrtv-fvs
ter of Section IWSFbt' Ir,;gbf Isl
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28
ORDER OF PUBLIC1TIO

The complainant having
sworn bill in this cause, allegi
she believes that there are per
terested in the property invd
this suit whose names are d
to her, and having in said bid
for rcliet against them. andI
demanded this order and od
complied with the law,
1t is therefore ordered that|
ties claiming an interest in ii
erty to which relief is sought
said property is described as l
NJ of SE't and SEA ofI
in Section II; and SWE of
tion -, all in Township 10, q
Range - East. in the Coul
Putnam and State of Flori
be and each and every Of 4
hereby required to appear to
of complaint filed herein on
FIFTH DAY OF NOVEM
1917, the same being a rule
said month.
1t is further ordered that u
be published once a week fOrj
consecutive weeks in The
News, a newspaper published
County and State. 81
WITNESS my hand and the
the said Circuit Court, at
Florida, this 18th day of July
(SEAL) R. J. HANG
Clerk Circuit CD
Putnam County,
4 Ierryday,
Solicitors for Complainant
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28
'N FOR 6RE pEr@ EE1rRcUiT IM COURT N
cIN DAN CHANCERSy' y'lf' F

Sohsolidated Land Con-,
a corporation, 00ilpany, J
vs..
George E. Welch, ct al,
ORDER OF SERVICE pv
IT APPEARING NGI9N fSon 'OS
OF o d. H. Mcmillan vicn inil the al
oants Fred w. Haward snat the
ard his wife, have baoand "a and Lula
tne state of Florida for fen n, oabSen,
~ ~ days next precedinHe. more more thj
lot this order of pubiicsstte ste appll
It Is Therefore ordereeaa odptteatipn lon
eenspSants eempiaint o6 do a. appear to 'th' ths
flRST DAY OF OCTOBEpoh on th
Witness my hand SPER as y A
court and the seal Of sajs GjierS
the 22d day of August, Isl SAD 4 r Coy
Clerk of the {; CircriHt .; iHtANq
d. Putnam County Flnr,,Co Flo ,CoI
BY w. A. Williams, Jr, baIaaas brHrlaa
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28
OF Application for Tax Deed
'uer sectian of Chapter ASS.
,., Laws of EIOrIda

w LICE is hereby riven tho.
iohn McNiven. purchaser of T5 Sart ona tmat AZ
no. no, az dated the lst day of july, A. D. iaiS
n@S S hled said certificate in INV ofrce
a. 'i mas mas mase application for tax deed
Said ue ma IN accordance with law.
o"'I CeFtihcate embraces the faIlo,y-
InE nE described Property. sitnated tedioW1 =
NEfIi SNHsain 4, 9Sunty, Florida, to-wit:
ID NE4 OF NWL4, Section a. Townsbin II -
kange A R.,-4O Acres '"iisnlP H. -
The said land beipg ,ssos..., -. 49,
date date of issuance Of such certifoato a. 'he ne
my name Of Unknown. 'iica'e IN
sooess Cnless said certificate shall he re-
i.sTa STi.'ea ga according to law. tax deed viii
A II IoTs 'oh on the 18th day of October.
seal fhess ,h,ess my official signature and
1917. ""E Oh september, A. II.
tSEAL) u>,
clerk Circuit Court, Putnam CO Fla
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28
QUALIFIED VOTERS

boIdsr,o i,isI OF qualified voters who ars fro,
eSlaInS within the tsrriter,,
road ,nS IN the petition for snnci.I, TaITrI
Board P of co1d9 cSTldEe district filed With t6a
1917: ''''oa' on August eth.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-28
Noti's OF Application for Tax Deed
Ihder section sf Chapter 1855,
Laws of Florida


NoIICE is hereby given that
G. /. Roberts purchaser of Tax Certificate
no - dated the 5th day OF July A H., 1918
mas mas filed said certificate in my office.
70 issue in accordance with law,
Saig certihcate embraces the follow
ing ing described property. situated in
futham county, Florida, to-wit:
o y, OF NV, Section Is. Township g, =,
Range u f., " Acres. - -
ne said land being assessed at the
uatr OF Issuance of such certificate in
inc nam" OF Lucy Brooks.
, InIess said certificate shall be re-
u''''"u according to law, tax deed will
u, M way VI 'c'op'F \.
witness my Official signature and
Iogi this IN" -oth day Of september A. D..
ISEALD r,,>,,or-
CIerK Circuit Court, Putnam CO, Fla