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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
New Star Rises In The South
President Castro Believes That the End Near and Picks His
Gen Aleanara His Chiet-of-Sta& Who is Graduate Of the
United State. Military Academy

famous Yacht, the Restaurador. during
the period OF the jamestown exposition.
90 be held on the shores Of Hampton
Roads near Norfolk. In 1907. The Res
taurador has AN interesting history,
having changed hands many times
since II was launched several vars aego,
1t will be remembered by readers who
keep postd ON the yachting news OF
the world, that the Atlanta, jay Goulds
famous floating palace, was sold after
his death. 10 the United states gov
eminent, then rebought by GouIis SON
al the close OF the Spanish war. only 10
be sold again 10 the Venezuelan gov
eminent, She was iechristened the
Restaurador, and equipped with anna
ment 90 be used during the rebclling
OF 1907 in that country.
The press Of this country as well
az that OF the entire world have dis
approved almost every move " tho
Venezuelan government and It's presi-
dent. and Castro has now dropped the
leading role OF storm center but re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
TRUNK LINES OF THE FUTURE.

Discussion regarding the future OF
trunk line railroads IN this country nas
glowed with optimistic expectancy
Since r. n. flarriman's recent pupie
assertion that We are entering upon
an era OF unprecedented compeutvo
railroad construction. Signihcant COT
roboratlon II Mr.. Harriman's propneuc
statement is found IN the sen -oiilclal
announcement that the steel mlis
have on their books orders for. sn9re
than $4,000 tons OF new rails for ue,
livery In 1897 To produce this great
quantity OF rails will keep all OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17

s Sn,lsyi II Mr, Hartman ,.,u,,
With ,ba r. link an eastern lIy has an
10 hIs Ssw % SECURE at least wv ~ had he
ity Of xix ,o MIN an Imminent q ,ssssiesa
OHIO, his voice Is alses NE haliimorso I
railroad. In whose boa pNY'ent u The Fyis
nag Two reDresontatives ~ directors hs
November ''uy Magazine n,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
CONTROLLER METZ ON EX-
PENSlvE MUNICIPAL SERVICE

am FUZZY convinced that the lesis-
lature. on the one hand, at the IN
stance OF the very men who are max
Ing the greatest efforts for municipal
ownership and operation OF everything
IN eight and, on the other hand, OF
wen meaning advocates of civil service
and other reforms, could not. II they
tried PUT any more stumbling blocks ID
the way of the efforts OF the city au-
thorities to the extension OF the prln-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17

mains a picturesque personality. IL
he lives his presence at the jamestown
Ter Centennial exposition. IN his beau
tlful yacht viii add greatly 10 the bril-
llancy and interest ~ the scene on
Hampton Roads, where the Restaurt-
dor would be anchored In the midst OK
the most spectacular naval pasaantry
that the world has ever seen,
In the event Of castro's death, now
ever. Gen. Alcantara viii IN all prob
ability take his place In the visit 20
the United States. He VIII be warmly
received at the exposition, where many
OF his old army friends viii be on duty,
and his reception IL assured TO De botn
cordial and sincere. >,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
FIRST and Forcno.,

81 nn .n .1,, ned Of medicine is Hoos,. g.
saparllia' IT possesses actual s sI sar.
eluaied merit by which i, a e, and un-
diseases caused or promoted ~ sv' e.. al
or impoverished blood. n ~ impure
rheumatism, dyspepsia, scrohSyou nave
tarrn. you may take Hoods s srs or ca
ana be cured. II you are rva pssrllls
ana feel weak and tired, YOU NJ uown
sure It viii do you good ~ uay b.
Hoods Pills. 1'haue a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17

BIG COAT SALE.
extraordinary values n popular priced at COINS
Several big deals with manufac turers permit OF our ns these %
mt below the regular prices ,,.
Several hundred coats arrived during the past weeks GgI 81 ' s
mdidna
the lot plain tailored coats and ea6oritely nnoo n 49,
tight nng cpah
extremely cloth and rain coats
red tan gray CASTOR
and black n al mixtures
coats nave
showing stylish coats at the special
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA on REC
CORD

We do not know OF a single instance
whore q cough oi cold resulted IN pneu-
monla or consumption whom Foleys Hon.
ey and Tar had been taken. H. cures'
coughs and colds perfectly, 50 10 NOT take
changes with some unknown preparation
constipation, "a condition that retards re-
covery from 70 cold. AK for Fceys Hon
~ anc Tar and refuse any substitute Of.
fercd. For sale by T. J. i'm Drug 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
SIX BEST SELLING COOKS
For Menth OF October.

According to reports from the Lead
Ing book sellers OF the country, the six
books which have sold best IN the or
der of demand during the month are;
!, Tho Jungle. Sinclair
Coniston .-..........,...,.'C0 utchih
2. Lar Baltimore .......,,.,..,N lstef
4. The spoilers Beach
8. Fenwlck's Career ....,..,,.., Ward
6. Pam Decides Won Hutten
In addition TO the above we have q
large stock Of other popular books OF
the day.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
ONLY ssa.oo
TO Kansas City & Return

Via Q. 5, l.. and y. p. lines Nov.~
Der 18th, for Trans-Mississinn, 'r "aa
gress See agents regarding limits ~.
CITY TICKET OFFICE 20l Main " ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
EXCURSION TO
KANSAS CITY.
November 18th

Via o. :. l.. aud L. r. lines. Round
trip only ss..eo SEQ agents for par
iiculars. city Ticket Office .ei Main
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-10
Ocean. Devils Lake, North Dakota. Aua. 10, 1895

who would have health must
treat his mind at least as we'll
as his body. lie you would keep
young, maintain an interest iii
the great world He ages quick
Ily who thinks only sc himself
and his affairs. This blessed
law works eficently: 1t pro-
longs the life of the altruistic
and the public spirited. III aids
an arranging early the last roll
call Of the selfishly mean.
Mrs. Albert Roberts enter
tanned atsscards at her Charming
home two miles south Of this
city About forty ladies availeds
themselves Of the pleasure the
Afternoon afforded and amost
delightful afternoon. The head
prizes were won BY Mrs. John
Wallace and Miss Vannier and
the lone hand by Mrs. S. Wine:
man and Mrs. N. Newlove. The
luncheon was served at six
o'clock at small tables on the
lawn The house and porches
were tastefully decorated in
masses Of flowers and vines.
The hostess was assisted iii re-
ceiving BY. Mrs. George Rhuberg.s
The prizes were the work Of the
artist Miss Rnth Roberts, ST.
Pau, and they were prizes in,
deed Several large plates, a.
pin tray and a beautiful figure
piece in water colors.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-10
Advertised L etters

Letters remain uncalIed for.
at the post Office, Devils Lake
for the week ending Aug.
18th, 1906. If not called for
within fourte days they will
be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Parties calling for any
Of said mail say advertised. 4
Brinker Mrs a. Brown Chas
brennan John sBjornsgaard M H
Gore ,Jacb Dudley Vim
living p Sam Farvell VIM 4s5s
FroeIich Ed Fridland
Grandin John Good paster Lucy.
Gilroy Ralph Haskin Guy
Hladky Jos Hanson Hakon vs.
Hogan Mart Huntzek Pauline
Helmer Stewart Jentzsch Chas.
johnson And j lob nson Jnn j
Keane Dora G. Langlor,s Mrs al
Mather Dick M orrison Geo
|O'Rourke Bud Overland Ole r
Prentice Jno Richmand Frank
Rush; VIM. SNYDER A
Scotia IL. n Swanson Ennis II
SyVeTson Conrad Saltman Sivert
Staples = a Mrs Strand Oscar
Iweaton Gunder Thanks VIM.
Viva Cecilia nj VickevainenO
| . N l - =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-10
The m Douglass shoes at

Mann's SG'
Mann .ll1, q Son PAY zoe. POI dozen
tor fresh eggs.
All kinds of tiinwork done at the
New Hardware Store. O'Brien
Bros. Masonic Blk. ri
It WILDE interesting 10 note
that Mrs. @. L Moeller who
has many warm friends here
has opened her large home iii
nneapolis during the coming
attractions of the g. A. II. Fair
week there, to her friends and
rs amply providing for the par
ties who may wish to- room and
board alta private house rather
than hotels. She can be found
lat 1911 Park Ave. Minneapolis.
Geo w III. Davis has q great
deal Of confidence in human ma
|tuTe. The other day he hired 4.
man to go up to his farms He
then boughta big g Georgia melon
and gave tito the man to take up
It'd the family at Evanston. Ia the.
face of this temp tation, he said he,
expected the man to report for.
duty, and that he thought he
would deliver the melon. That
our readers NAV not be- too r,1lleh
astonished, we will say that that
man was not a son Of Ham, MS
The boys had a good time with
the band and the dogs and don
KEY Of Uncle Tom S cabin. There
us something about extraordinary
little play that makes it accept
able to old and young alike.
The story when first published
thrilled the western world, and
while the traditions Of southern
life before the arare "a part Of
our intel ectual and sentimental
lequipn ent we will pity Uncle
Tom, love little Eva, hate Le-
Gre, and laugh at the irrepres-
|sible Marks. i.
There are 8, O65 school child
rem enrolled in Ramsey county.
There,Were $12, O45. 10 apportion-
|nlert money for the county,
making a per capita of So. 90 and
|as fraction for each child on the
enrol n1ent. This fund is pro
|dueed by a two mill tax, SIS S.
33775. 86; a pole tax, $3.50. 90, and
receipts from the state, accruing
from fines, FORT eitures, sale of
hay lands, interest on state
school funds, Sc, 899 "a, making
Ein all for this county the sum Of
'$12, 0z45. 10 as afore ntioned.
Fully seven hundred people
crowded under the tent to hear
Uncle Tom II Cabin. Some people
think that Others can see thru
them Att least they act as if they
| did Those enthusiastic individu-
Ials would jump to their feet at
leach rising Of the curtain and
shut out the stage from the view
Iof those behind them We would
take the libert y 3to suggest that
the average theatre goer can not
take with him an ray machine,
! and he would appreciate a little
consid eration from those ID front
Iofs them.
II is a good time to begin to
make up alist of the magazines
anG papers YOU propose to have
come osyour home. The Length
steniI1g evenings Of Autumn
will soon be here. They should
find you well supplied with good
literature for every me mber Of
the family The mind no less
than the body needs food, and he
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-10
ME AGE

~
IWo months ago we opened
fhe Devils Lake State Bank,
confident in fIle belief that
good service would BRING good
business Our expect afiOns
have been more than realized.
10 all customers and friends
we extend etings, and re-.
speCff solicit flleir cOntinu.
ed good will and patronage.
Those who are NOT our Cus-l
fODiers aTe invited 10 give us.
"a irial. III we are strangers.
TO y0u, call and lei us gef ac-.
iquainted SIM erely hope
This message may lead 10 b.
Comic Terlce ia which we shall
be happy 10 eng ge.
Tours Eespecf fully n
N. Th0Inps0n
Cashier.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-10

Mann 8 Son can give YOU sone
very low prices On your fall bills
Sugar Will advance soon better
buy now; $$5s rs q sack AZ MAINS.
81 have q large stock of cheap
tinware for threshars. Can fitsyou
Tout comp lete, O' Brien Bros
The Windsor Hotel has been
renovated throughout aud I'LL eat
ling counter put iii. Thos. Turner
is an perienced restauranter and
underst stands how to please the
public. N '.77'5
Nh. and Mrs. Dave Stewart
left on Thursday for an extend:
Led trip to st. Louis. Mrs
Stewart has been the guest sc
her parents at the Hon. e. 5..
IShort res.
IL anyone is in doubt the bright
future Of this city, let him call on
Edgar Hodg kinson. He III q De I
sthenes and s Phillip of Mace.
don combined on the aforemen-l
TONED subject l
The foreman Oh the v IAN LEW
farm while mo wing last week had
occasion to- 20 in front of & the,
sickle when the horses started 10 !,
and he was cut badly, the cords cf5
| his left leg just about q the ankle
being severed compile
Mrs Bancroft the artist, said Ia
us the other8da that her class in.
painting was much larger than,
ever before are delighted
Where beauty is enthroned there:
is not SO much room for vanity OF
any other kind Of foolishness. u
u, D. Maurer 4 came into the
city last Monday to attend a
meeting of the directors Of The
Farmers Grain company He
said the barley harvest had real
|sly begun. He thoug hts atS least
! one thousand acres were in shock
between this city and Stark
weather.
Among the prominent people
who visited Fish lake last Sunday
were Messrs. Die Serumgard,
Frank Cock burn, 3. R Mann and
M 1T Holbrook They found
1.-THE lake, which had been supplied
with black bass by former State
Commiss Toner: Rarret to- lbe d fine
Iresort for anglers. The lake is
| fone Of the prettiest il the state.
AT the meeting Of the city
council last IA onday the city at
Itorney was instructed to prepare
I an ordinance in regard to the
railway ossings and also in re-
lgard to- ped lers' licenses. The
ltreasurer's bond for S20, 900 was
Improved. numb er sc items sc
minor interests were passed upon
end the ounciI adj ourned
The Farmers ING Company ~,
has added to its capacity twenty
| five barrels al day. In other par
ticularssit has improved its equip
men. iii now equal tto one
hundred and twenty 1--WE barrels
per day The -four III growing iii in
populasity, rapidly, and The pros
poets are that before another
! year the company will enlarge
lagaina 81.
Hon. NV B Barrett, ex-cor1a-
mission en- Of Forestry and Fish
les OF this state made the Inter
Ocean a very pleasant call last
ednesday He is seventy
Three years young quote
from Fra El bertus, and Is ak.
lparently as hale as he was
Twenty years ago, VI hen d com.
iparative youth, he taught us
the principle les Of forestry
/ r. sauntered about thescity the
other night stud ing the window
displays, and we are glad to be.
lable to say that our merchants
are to- be cornplim ented for their
Exhibits. In the main they are
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/
&eaomW oMeReaan aaanananane

Sugar So. l5 g t III ann z.
4 Mann q Son pay zoe. for fresh
eggs. Ss8ss
New fall goods arriving every.
day ct Mann
Come in. and see the new fall
goods ct Mann 4:
The Presbyterian church Of this.
city picnics at Chautauqua today
Oh will save money On your
harvest and threshing bills at
Mann's
rs DE. Nc Lean DC the ST. Paul
city hospital was la the city last
tuesday. 81
ia B. Mann & Son sold over;
4 $50 pairs If D glass shoes in
July.
The editor ofs the Omemee Her
aid is sick That's moth hing. SO Is
every other insurge & ss.5
"a full line Of thresher supplies
fore sale at the New Hardware
Store. O Brien Bros. 3sS
Mrs. Gus. Ro utter and daughter
areat Sherwood, enjo ying the exS
periences Of farm life.
Some barley has been threshed
5in this county and it is averaging
forty bushels to the acre. .s
Rev. Reeves oc coupled the pull:
pit Of the Grand Forks Presby-
terrain church last Sunday. ss
Is have best grades Of Machine
oil for sale BY gal lon 81 Dbl. The
New Hardware Store. Masonic
NJ .3 5ti3s5 IA
he High School building has
received coat of paint which
imp roves its app earance very
much. a
Sugar has again advanced ten
\ points but we are still selling 100
/ u. sacks for S r. y . Mann
~ Son ls5s5
Miss Dawn an Lew who has
recent returned to Seattle from
atrip to Alaska is expected home
next week
The big trunk sewer on sixth
street is pushing along towards its
eastern OBSTINATE II is now
above Ke lIey venue.
Judge Henry issued marriage
license this week to Lars iCC..
Nelson Of MinneWaukan and
Mary Greaube Of Leeds.
Miss Kittie Is Moon Il u 81 De-
! troit, Mich hi, and Miss Mabel Col
Inns ofGrand il orks, are the guests
of Mr.. and " ~ Payne.
W az IS IS Ia moving his house
Y west Of the Farmers road He
will build 8 new reside nce to cost
between four and five thousand
dollars. s2s
Do you know that .., w Mann
q Son are having d wond erful sale
! on the w, j. Douglass shoes over;
80 pairs were sold in the month.
ofS July 81
The first wheat cutting Of the
season i'll Ramsey county occur
ed on the Dion farm just west
!. Of the city. last Tuesday the
7th inst. Hi5 n.
Mrs. Bauer, sister Of County
Auditor. Eich, has returned to
this city and will enjoy home
life with her brothe and his:
family.
Miss Ida Johnson who has for
some time past been the guest Of
Ole Skratass and family
visited Egeland the former part Of
this week III
The Douglass shoe will wear.
longer and loo better than any
other shoe FOR the money Come
iii and see the new fall styles ats
Mann 4.
The ladies 81 the p Presbyterian.
church and their friends made
merry at d social on the lawn ofl
Mrs. Connolly The ccasion was
much enjoyed Iss
Friday August 3rd, the infant
son of ATr. and Mrs. Frank Van-E
derlin. two and one half miles
east Of the city, died Of the.
Whoo piag cough.
Among the you aful passeng-1
ers going To the cities on Sum
day will he Albert Powell, ir.
and Arthur Powell their first
trip away from home alone.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
INSURANCE MEN
WILL WAGE WAR
ALL "SlX.BlT" COMPANIES TO|
BE oUsTED
Concerns Paying "Dollar for Dollar"
to San francisco Policy Holders
state Position In Plain
Words
BY Associated Press.

OAKLAND, Cal, June 16.-tt was
learned here today on the best of au-
thority that on next Monday the thir-
ty-two dollar for dollar" companies
that have cut loose from the "six
bit" insurance concerns will formally
withdraw from the adjusting bureau
of the fire underwriters.
A general change in the conduct Of
the bureau is necessary, whether tbs
former companies remain in it or not.
Since they refused to support the six
Bit concerns and discussed plans for
perfectlng an opposing organization,
no meeting of the bureau has been
held, a fact that is pointed out as be-
ing significant in itself.
There are over 5000 committee losses
to be adjusted in San Francisco alone,
and of these only about one-sixth have
been assigned by the bureau, and the
companies desiring to meet their obll-
cations In full object particularly to
this delay They say 1t is in every
way inexcusable and reflects discredlt
upon the reputable companies who
have been identified with evasive or
dilatory tactics. 1t now looks as though
the bureau cannot hold out much
longer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
ANOTHER STAR
ADDED TO FLAG
PRESIDENT SIGNS STATEHOOD
BILL
Two Pens Used In Writing Name Of
Nations Chief Executive
at Bottom Of the
Measure
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Another
star was added to the Union today
when President Roosevelt signed the
bill admitting oklahoma and Indian
territory as one state.
2 The measure also provides that Ari-
zona and New Mexico may be admitted
to statehood as the state of Arizona,
provided the people of the territories
vote in favor of admission on the terms
submitted by congress.
The signing of the measure was
made the occasion of considerable cer-
emony. Senator Beveridge and Rep
resentative Hamilton, chairman of the
senate and house committees on terri
tories, who have worked long and hard
for the measure, were present as also
were Delegate Mcclure of Oklahoma
and a number of residents of Okla
homa, Delegate Andrews of New Mex
leo, Secretary Loeb and others Just
before the president signed the bill,
Ambassador Speck Won Sternberg of
Germany was ushered into the office
and he, too, witnessed the ceremony.
President Uses Two Pens
The president used two pens in sign
ing the measure, writing the first name
Theodore" with solid gold pen pre-
sented by the people of Arizona; his
family name Roosevelt" with an
eagles quill, taken from an American
eagle in Oklahoma.
After signing the bill President
Roosevelt congratulated Senator Bev-
eridge and Representative Hamilton on
the completion of their long and ard
uous labors in connection with the
measure. He also expressed the hope
that the people sof Arizona and New
Mexico would avail themselves of the
opportunity to come into the Union as
a state.
From every viewpoint, he said, he
regarded this as the wise thing for
them to do, as the opportunity might
not come again in a score of years.
The president said that he has a per-
sonal interest in the admission of Ari-
zona and New Mexico, as many Of the
members of his regiment, the Rough
Riders, resided in those territories.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
MURDER WILL
BE THE CHARGE
Continued from pnee one.

Continue Il from pnge one.
the theory that 1t was case of murder
for revenge.
From the first a suspicion was enter
tained Of the woman, and when her
illicit relation with Stackpole was adj
mitted by the hysterical young widow,
the case became clear to the detectives.
Overcome With Remorse
Mrs. Scheck is now said to be over
come with remorse. The picture OF
future happiness with young man she
loved has not been drawn true to life.
The tragedy has left its mark on the
19-year-old widow, and she is quoted as
saying she does not care if she is
hanged for the crime with which she
is charged as an accomplice.
No hope of mercy has been held out
to the unhappy woman. She realizes
her position and possibly regrets her
confessions of Friday and yesterday.
They we're Transcribed by stenogra-
pher and will form an important part
of the evidence in the trial of the al
legged guilty parties.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
PREDICT DEFEAT OF STATEHOOD
Arizona Citizens Say Measure Will
Lose Out at Polls
BY Associated Press.


PHOENIZ, Ariz., June 16.-The
signing of the statehood bill today has
created no special excitement here.
There is, however, a feeling of re-
lief that the suspense is over and the
situation has been clarified by definite
conditions.
In this section there is but one gen.
eral idea and that is that at the No
vember election the proposition of joint
statehood will be effectively and en-
phatically defeated.
Adherence to other provisions of the
law, electing delegates to the consti-
tutional convention, etc, will be per-
functory and formal, little interest be-
ing taken in the project, which is re-
pulsive to the sentiments of a large
majority of the people.
There is exultation that congress
finally gave the people of the affected
territories the right to make their own
choice, even though it appears that
their sentiments are already so we'll
known the attendant expense is
money wasted.
incidentally Arizona feels more than
grateful to the leaders who have so
persistently and successfully defended
the right Of the people to make their
own choice.
Many kilograms of congratulation
and appreciation are being sent to
them tonight.