The Wahpeton times. [volume], May 02, 1912, Image 2

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from
W«h|M!toa by pb«o« to j«clvd«
*ym«» vct*rs in the political
««ow» to taken by tb« as
aestor under the new lew. Thu«
every woman voter will be call
ed upon to swear to her party
Mffiiisfioni, I(««][|)ecU totsle
**p the matter of enumerating
the women as toon as he fiuith
the property assessment,-—
llankinson News,
liiJl it) hHsoful «nd tirnid and
we know that the task of enum
erating the women will be an
"If
frel sure thin
tmuuifrHtion hueiuefefe will he
'/J one efikentiy and thorough J}'.
An Hddres« w«a recently de
livered at one of the leading
educational institution!) to the
pupil* and the apeaker took for
Alia subject, "What Can You
Do?" That was a good subject
to talk to the pupils on and it
is a good one for those who de.
«ire a position in the world to
think about. People who can
«lo something are wanted all
the time and those who cannot
«lo somet'. iug are not wanted
amy place. Many of the pupils
dn our schools and even in
tllgtier schools do uot realize
"that they [must learn to do
•Otttething if they desire to get
position that will pay them a
aalary to support themselves
In after years. What can you
•do?
iMlitlPgiiig Director Isiuay of
tlte White Star line which
ownas) the Titanic and put it
into commission with enough
'lifeboats to take care of one
third of its list of passengers
*u»d crew, thinks the senate
omii)itteu quite brutal in its
-rtKamliitttiou of him to deter
mine the cause of the accident
and the reason for uot provld
4ug more appliances for the
safety of passenger*. It looks
4»s though the company was
trying through its building of
tblg boats and Jfast ones, the
capture the class of passengers
who would pay the price for
•peed. The same mania that
iias a grip on many railroad
*uanagera they increase the
.«l»eed beyond the limit iom«.
lime* that their equipment will
•tend and the result la Inevlt*
able. The equipment will
•land It (or time and then
*Ue way, juat as the Titanic
•did when It struck the Iceberg
•I lull apeed. The flnauclal
lose to the company la email aa
they carried Ineurance. but
I
ner's telegram i« Ml^wc 1
bare toM the
re*peet
fc. Cwrtar. Wwhfaetoti
Hvri w, l-Kiwtewtf
TO "T, K,"
"I challenge you to produce
no copies are in your pos
session, I demand the depart"
went
of
justice proceed at once
to discover them."
EmlorMtf by ttw Ctorgy.
Meyersdaie, l"'a., Nov, 10, 1M11.
Mr, A. Mayo Hradfield,
Mgr."liarriers Hutned Aawy"
My Dear Mr. Hradileld
I cannot tell you how much
enjoyed the lirama "Barriens
Hurried Away" presented last
night by your company. I wish
that more Dennia Fleets might
be found in actual life. Such
fearlessneas, honesty and living
faith aa he repreaeuta ia refresh,
lug indeed. America needa to
day aa never before to be taught
the leaaona of "Barriers Burned
Away," that wealth, birth, art
and the like are not to be com
pared as real bleaainga with tbe
aimple rugged faith and in
tegrity found in the humble
Fleet home. I take great pleas
ure iu giving thia Great play
my unqualilied endoraement.
Youra moat alncerely,
Rev. H. 15. Lew a,
Pastor First M. E. Church,
Myersdale, Pa.
The aame company will pre
aent "Barriers Burned '.way"
at the Wahpeton Opera Houae
tonight, May 2nd.
VandtiMIt Rao*,
The moat important event of
the auto racing world ia the
Vanderbilt race. From ita bt
ginning in I00n up to and in
eluding 1U11 it haa been run on
the Loug Island course near
Miucola. This annual event
haa brought together the most
famous drivers iu the world and
scores ot manufacturers, who
participate iu the racing game,
have aought to win the coveted
trophy.
While the cara In this race
have rarely ever reglatered the
faateat time for the distance,
they have at least furnlahed
some of the moat exciting aport
In the country, The courae em
braced several extremely dat
geroua turns and many a driver,
in negotiating them, haa had
hla nerve tested to the limit.
Serious and fatal accldenle
have marred several of theae
races. In 1010 aeveral were
killed and more than twenty
Injured. Spectators have flgur
©«(Wur*e
WerisA fgjkims-G&ffam df Tin* ye«* is. a*
Utefjrmm ixtm *m%e m*lie
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«nc« tet««es tbeixAowl m4
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Q»r4»#r siMtto votM eaticdj
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tfc*t S«utsr Uriaer
b«d M^eta»c« or Mppwt from
Tmft, A
portfoa of Mr, Gard­
public
that Taft baa alieaaied
your
toy aMbaervjeocy to big
iotereata, 1 deer it. Prari4«et
Taft ioatitttted proceedings
agaioat all the great offender#,
fie o»ad« no except
toe« on ac
count of espediency- Can yon
aay ae much?
charge yon with making
exceptions with favorites tone
time* under the allegation that
tesboicaiitiea eome timea bare
riaen unknown.
«4 £#tatoffee aod ttee ec* say *91
Sc amet fiiflkw3!i
five or ten f««r*
tbe euppreesed report of your instance:
own commiaaioner of corpora
tioos, ffertert Koos Smith, of floor space. Good daylight.
asrilh EI„._
with regard to the Harvester
trust. I assert tbe report ex
plicitly ahowa the Morgan In
tereata alwaya favored your ad
ministration. In the interest
of square dealing I demand
you to produce copies of these
suppressed paper*.
—^-r-srit'
itjv asd at baa toes peractScalSy
(decided to accept tbtir pnsfwU
t&oau Itie soar rsMMcrtd tint
CbcaislH!ia«if tk: Xitdkll«ir
b««ri(i0ered teenrtiibgtefKI,'
WOiW toward t&e fwntratlwii
of Hwcmiw, proridi^ tfctiae
cbatjge of the work *Mld
locate tbe aoaaeao aa to pea*
Sfceir cnMUhda, wbicb mtm at
Rmctme sad are b«t a tear •ikn
aostb of Mtlwaakee.
April IS, 1912.
The onderaigoed will receive
propoaitiona
up
to and inclod
tog May 31, 1912, for tbe for
uiabing of anitable preaaieee for
poat office pur{o ea at Wa£pe-
too, H,
D, under a )«sw fw
from
July 1,
IS12 in acrordajyce wiiu the «t
tached blank forts, vbUb, a«
will be noted, calla for the for
siabang of re at, beat, light,
water, closet*, urinate, aafe or
vault, and all necessary furnt.
tore and equipment for the
proper conduct of said office at
a etated price jer annum.
There will be needed in this
Not leas than 1600 square feet
Location not too far from busi
ness center and within eighty
rods of railroad depota are
points for general confident
tion.
Blank profositione and speci
fications
mn\-
be obtained
from
the \n)*tttiHkU r.
The form of lease may be ex
amined at the post office.
Diagrams of the rooms offer
should be submitted, eho
inn 'JiitteijfeiooK, window*, etc.
Tbe right
ia
reserved to re-
•.w-
propmml»
Geo.. H. CMA*K,
Poat Office foepector,
Addreaa, Fargo, N-1
Fint Pub. Apr, 25—5 time.
RVMP IVi^ri
"Barriers Burned Away,"
pleaded two large audiencea at
tbe JCew Grand Theatre yeater
day- Tbe play was well receiv-i ing demand
«d aod is one of the beat Dram
as tbat baa played Sioux City
ibis aeaaoo-
Tbe work of William Winter
boff aa leading man waa excel*
lest. Alice De Lane aa Mrs.
Fleet was good, bat is only seen
twice daring tbe play. Roee
Asmawortb aa a capricious little
Miaa was pleasing and waa tbe
beat laogb producer of tbe
company. Martha Hsrgrare aa
an old German character waa
fine and waa greatly appreciat
ed for her comical philosophy.
—Sioux City (Iowa) Journal,
Feb.
2Vib, 1912.
The same company will pre
sent 'Barriers Burned A way"
at tbe Wahpeton Opeia Houc-e
tonight.
6* Aftor flfet tew.
"lion't sit down in ihe
meadow and wait for tbe cow
to back up to be milked—go af
ter the cow" ia a line which ap
peared a abort time ago and
applies particularly to North
Dakota farmera. The basis for
tbe whole dairy industry ia tbe
cow and if farmera are going to
utilize to beat advantage the
great quantitiea of roughage
'bat annually are waated on
every farm tbey must go after
tbe cow.
There is no way to couvert
tbe corn, the hay, the clover,
the tnraw and the abundance
of green feed into a marketable
form so quickly atid soeconomi
cally at by feeding to the dairy
cow. She works day and night
constantly, both summer and
winter, on week daya and
Snu.
dayw, in flood and drouth, to
convert tbe unmarketable waste
of tbe farm into a finished and
valuable product of bnmao
food 4,' •.
Thefi'at thing is to get "tbe
cowa and profits are assured,
for the country ia especially
adapted, the feed is here, the
marketing facilities are at band
and the
product*
are in grow*
Ftr HmML
hereby anooonce myeelf aa
a candidate for tbe nomination
of aheriff subject to the Demo
cratic voters cf Kicbland Conn
ty at tbe primary election to be
held June 26th, 1912. I will ap
preciate the aopport of all my
friende and acquaintancea.
Frank Bodack.
To tbe Democrats of X. Dak.
I am in the race to aernre the
Democratic nomination for
Governor at the Jane primary
election. If nominated and
elected, I shall ever be mindful
ot tb* fact that the office of
Governor belongs to the peoole
pledge you faithful service in
return for your support.
F. O. Hellatrom.
To the voters of Kicbland Co.
For tbe reaaon tbat it will
not be poaaible to call upon
yon, pereonally, aa I would
much prefer to do. I take this
way of informing you that I
am a candidate for tbe nomine
tion to the office of State's At
torney.
Pleaae accept thia announce
ment in tbe place of a persona
interview and aa a requeat for
your individual assistance
tbe canvass.
If you consider me n-orthr of
the nomination, shall be
thankful for your support at
the nrimary election.
Wahpeton Opera House
Gilson and Bradfield present E. P. Roe's Famous Novel
"Barriers Burned Away"
Mr. William Winterhoff, Misd Sada Simmons and Mr. Stanley Andrei and Miss Rose kinswbrth in scene
of "Barriers Burned Away"
This is the play that made sueh a decided hit here last season, the company is
even stronger this season than last.
You'll Be Sorry If You Miss This Bxcellent Attraction
Very respectfully yours
Joseph Forbes.
1 wieb to MoeMte to the
votere of Kk bland coanty that
will be a candidate
for
T%» Actor (i
Caesar")—Upon wfcat
aw Csessr,
•9
tbe
at no in at on
sheriff at tbe primariea in
June- W. J. DIETZ.
wieb to state to the Demo
era tic voter* *4 Richland coun
ty tbat I am acacdidate for the
nomination for Coanty Auditor.
1 would appreciate jrour aop
port at tbe primariea fane 20th.
VS3£ W. J. KoppeluMo,
Great Bend, M. D.
la "Jv&as
tot* this,
Csat. that Is paw as
fa tbe
ks aata as meat at all:
tmIjr on -SpUar
yon afctata at yoar
New Is the Time
to have the Wahpeton
Decorating Co.
furnish
estimates for painting or
decorating your houses.
BttfucMug Wall Paptr
151.
W nipt ton Decorating Ct.
Phone 32L
Shop on 6th St No.
Geo. Jorgensen 3 J. Nelson
fr6m 3rd act