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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-11
ONTARIO MINERS
REFUSE: TO WORK
Fifteen Minutes Cause Expected
Trouble Between Managers
And Ninety Employees.
UNION SANCTIONS ACTION.
Men do Not Want 10 he in Mine Over
Eight Hours for Present
Wages.

Labor troubles have again broken
loose In Park City; the scene OF trou-
BILE being this time the ontario 'aine'
which has between 50 20 so miners on
Is payroll. The cause Of the waikout
is a difference of opinion between NUN
ers and 1nine-inanagers regarding
.startinr time" The mine recently
posted :. notice that men would be
asked to start down The shaft at sac a.
m. instead Of at O'clock as has been
the custom for some time. The mime
managers made this ruling in order 70
have Ihe men IN the lower WORKINGS ny
z O'Clock. at which sit1e the day sflltt
az eight hours comm enCeS. the lnAeF-
ior workings OF the Ontario are long
and the shaft is a great distance from
where the men are working, 1T Is the
desire OF the mine infringement 70 nave
work begin promptly at z O'Clock IN, IN
stead of 10 OF 70 minutes later ihe
rnine also wants the men 10 retnalp W
their posts OF duty until o'clock, when
the eight hours close. They would thus
have 20 walk out ON their time and by
walking to and from their posts wQulA
he in the mine over niue hours While
they get paid. OF course for but elsn'
hours
wALK-oup SANCTIONED.
"A significant fact connected with tho
wafk-out Is that the Miners union has
sanctioned the action OF she miners ana
this means determined stand upon
their part as they VIII have one 81 the
largest organizations backing them up
The result of the trouble and the &C
zion 10 be taken towa rds settling II de-
pends iipon the attitude taken by the
mine. The walk-put 1f'N not been en-
sirely unexpected as there has been an
nndei-curreat of "lahor trouble talk'
noticed In the Iittc raulp for soTre time
III was Thought by many that TINS
Mould pass over but the recent walk
otlt al tho Ontario drain tunnel fol-
lowed by the present walkout at the
mime shows that these hopes Wore I'M
founded The mines Of Park City are
i'm excellent shape and many OF the
miners NOW working have been IN Park
city for many years The miners are
an excellent class; slow 10 act In affairs
of this Kind and the mines have nj
WAYS shown disposition to meet
them half way on any disbursement
In view OF these things q long tie-up u
not thought probable and 1t Is believed
1he men and mime viii get together IN
n short time and reach some conclusioa
satisfactory Ia all concerned
re =
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WOOL.


ST LOUIS
St Louis, April l1--Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 23lr2T dine
mediums, 1S1teQ; fine, 1Al17,
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Our Grill Room AT the Royal Cafe Is
open daily from to ~ .. IN.
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a S. CAsrPBEII.
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NORTH DAKOIAHEH1IS
Old leaiana;e Books.


}}$ Grand FoFkB.The University Of
North Dakota has Just added to- ita
Scandinavian library an almost price
less collection Of ancient Icelandic att
Serature.s Tho books are written In good
red blood, and, though over 900 years
old, the letters still are clear and plain.
They are not written in human blood,
but in OK blood, which: was the only
ink in the early times In Iceland. The
books are bound in rough strips Of
beech wood; reinforced with# brass and
copper clasps. The paper is faded and
brown, but the curious oSdsNorse let;
tiers, carefully penned with 81 good gray
goose quill. are still clear and distinct,
although, tho bright crimson OF tho
blood Is somewhat dimmed. These: vol
umes are. onl religious subjects, and
consist Of psalms. Bible verses and
spiritual teachings. .SS s%ai n
These curious old Icelandic books
are part OF q collection Of over 1900
volumes Of Icelandic, Danish, NorWe-
gian and Swedish literature, I'M large
part donated by the Scandtnavians OF
the state, although some Of themRwere
purchased In Norway and Sweden with
money voted; by the trustees sof the
university Except at Cornell there is
not such another collection Of books on
this continent. They cover az wide
range Of subJects-mytholog fiction.
science, history, art and all that is
best, both ancient and modern In the
Scandinavian language. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-01
immigration Appropriation

On last Monday Hon. A. J.
Stade presented the following
petition in the legislature, which
was unanimously signed by his
Ramsey county constituents:
We, the undersigned, residents
Of Ramsey county, North Dako-
ia, hereby urge in this petition,
chat your honorable bodies grant
as large an appropriation as is
at all possible for the use of the
department of agriculture and
labor, and thus enable the Hon.
w. c. Gilbreath, commissioner,
to further carry out his most ef-
fective work in advertising our
state work which we regard
as Of the very highest orper. N.
In view Of the grossly exag-
gerated adverse reports regard
ing our states climate, etc., and
the further fact that other states
Of the Union las we'll as Canadal
are spending vast sums in ex-
dloiting the advantages of their
respective sections, we think it
is vitality necessary to prosecute
with special vigor the work now
so well under way by our depart
ment of agriculture and labor.
A similar petition was intro.
duced by Senator Sw enson OF
Nelson county.
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-
Stock Qoinq Welt.

Bismarck.-A careful investigation
as to the conditions Of livestock In the
Missouri slope range country indicate
that the losses from the severity OF
the winter, instead of being heavy, as
has been reported, will be but nominal.
Although large amount of snow has
fallen, it has been accompanied by,
wind enough to blow it from the 5hills,
leaving plenty of grazing and the
ranchers with few exceptions,EShav
had reserve supplies Of hay, to which
the stock has had access, and they
have ALMOST without exception come
through the winter in good shape. Rep
resentative Martin has just returned
from trip to his ranch at Sentinel
,, Butte, and reports that Of his band of
six thousand sheep, but half a dozen
have succumbed> during the winter. or
his herd Of stock numbering eight hun
bred cattle and four hundred horses,
all are in fine shape, with a loss Of but
two steers during the winter, and these
from accident. j. E. Phelan, another
| well known and extensive rancher,
states that his stock is coming through
the winter in fine shape, having had
practically no loss! thus far this sea-
| son, and he has had to feed but com
paratively little. He estimates that the
total losses for this section Will be
less than two per cent. 7aS6
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FLlcKERTAlL NUGGETS.

| Hazelton. - Wolves >-are reported
plentiful around this town. H. =
| : Walhalla.-A shipment Of >. angora
goats has arrived at this place. y, -
Fargo.--The Iayall school building in
Wells county was destroyed by fire.
| Tagus.-The ! school has been SUI
spended because Of the cold weather.
Towner. Ken. yVylie ;, sent n, 500
pounds Of coal from here to Bantry by
express.sS T. F III !. + s.. .= Y S. Il "
Wahpeton willie; >BIeimeer,, a IA
years old boy, came near drowning i,
the Red river. E'&5 ;|aSa S SSs :, ~ s NJ Y 2<
Harvey. As sample room caught fire
from an oVerhsated stove and endan-
gered the entire town. ~ s ~ tts5 = X :
7 Walhalla. The merchants are re-
cetving kerosene by express, which
| adds six cents q gallon to Its cost. s:s I
Dickinson. The Merchants National
bank has only been organized four
months but has sl6O, goo deposits. G,ss sG
y lNorwicf Most OF j. the ~ business
houses here have, agreed to close at Is
pollock except on Saturday evenings.
,Fullerto Some twenty farmers ID
the vicinity Of this place have formed
a company to: build "a rural telephone
line 81 4 s8S 8: 81
Max. - The 500 agent is Under ar
| rest charged with selling freight con-
signed, reporting thar It had not arr
rived. 5g: 555 u s5 "a
Oakes.-The business men carry their
snow shoYelss to and from their places
OF business as it SIS frequentl yl neces-
sary to shovel a path 10 get home.
Ryd der. There has been no train at
this place since Dec. 22ss3as the rotary
snow splovv has broken down several
times time IN attemp ting 10 open the
Hines. 5 $ 5sf..;3 4 5' NJ
Grand Forks -- Z Dung DR.. r. az Bar
Track OF Rock Lake says he was follow
3ed by seven Ebig wolves while going
tto. his hool ga few mornings ago, rom.
miles from town. NJ
Mayville "a 4 passenge sraifl froze
ITO the track DO bal ily III few days ago
while taking wat Sat that station that
took the whole section crew with
Dick axes an hour to get II loose. SS5 sSs
MI Can do.po stmaste Eill announces alll
that he Vashing on authors ties are
making Inquiry ID regard to a route
from Eando to- 0lmEtead and says that
1.-The establishment OF this route would
lbes reat convenience to the farm
evils sT axe. he en1plo over at
the new ronnd osIss Wers surprised u
day or two 10 ind All !, ,nnher of
igmall ishes sSin the reservoir Rhict,
holds the water supply for ii use Of
the round house and shops. Their
fpresence there was III mystery for
time. but 81 yvas final conclude that
they had come own from s westWater
lsIakesvt ttlle pipe lin.
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News Notes,

Cleveland.-MissI Ida Balch has TWEEN
ty-fve Orpington pullets which laid
thirty-seven dozen eggs during the
month Of January. ~ e'T'''. TIA "a.
Devils Lake.-Thes Great Northern
has just completed at Devils Lake the
largest ice house on the system ut
is 800 feet long and % feet high. The
work Of filling the house with Ice from
Sweetwater lake commenced. The
contractor says he will take out over
thousand cars, of ice which will, be
distributed along the Great Northern
line. r. a %.t.s,. G5@a%
Harvey.-The town has shown its
enterprise by issuing handsome illus
trated book descriptive Of the town,
it's attractions and Possibilities The
book is issued by the Commercial club,
which is evidently. in earnest in MAXI
ing it's town known. ~ !. - =. ., Az.
Sawyer-one of the bank robbers
was stricken with religion just before
leaving for Bismarck. He knelt and
prayed with the, Salvation Army while
services were held in the Ward y.coun-
ty JAIL: $500 Il. 4 =, %2ss@ :f's -;
Fessenden.-The Creamery Associa-
ton. has. teen revived and =. X. Swan
Is the new arssidaat Of the essocia-
kAo4ee 81 ...ss r.,4fl
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berry is OF fine flavor and Il as been
pronounced as good A the best ~ ava
and N ocha blend ~ TT'lne ind Ieation
are that Mr.. jeffrey ii has sta rted aycrop:
that Will prove prof table IN this 4 state,
Last seasons crop U WIS merely ex--3
perimental and aims nteds to on y$tW en-
ty-five pounds 81 = his year more OF the:
plants Wi u be caltiYate ted |, ana it, is ex i
Epected that nv; the lime they come
into bearing that the rop viii be ~
sum Gent size to: have commercial wall.
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Murphy Sentenced,

Fargo.--After being sentenced NJ to
eighteen months in the penitenttary for
forging road tax receipt, Major j. S.
Murphy, Of Mtnot, a, Ward county poli--
tician Of statewide fame, created a
sensation in the circuit court here by
openly accusing Judge Pollock, who
sentenced him, of using undue infiu-
ence with the jury. Excitement creats
ed by the incident was heightened
when Judge Pollock began a spirited
reply, justifying the verdict In em-
phatic terms.f Major Murphy was con
victed last December! and the passing
Of sentence will be followed by al,
appeal to the supreme court OF North
Dakota. Murphy furnished a $1,000
bond, - H. r !#5 r. >. i ,
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/ n Grim Prospect

% look worried Z" said one SgiIded
s4l an 81 answered the other. d sJs.aly
father has conceived the iidea of t III.
Ing to cut my allowance down low
nurah t0 keep people from saying i
have more money than brsi - g,
washington zss3
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@m@m@@ @u@Rem emen@ @HoR@@ae
: PENN NOTES :
BY 8. S. RAY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Miss Emma Mitchell is now
visiting friends at Island Lake.
G. H. Gessner has gone to
Milwaukee to have his eyes
treated.
A. J. Mitchell is somewhat
"under the weather. with the
la grippe.
Joseph L Reed, the old pion-
eer, and his son George, have
left for their homes, after a most
pleasant visit at the Agate Hill
Farm. =,
On account of the late arrival
of the usual poem run in this de-
partmenr, the Inter Ocean force
is unable to set it in time for
this issue, We regret not being
able to publish it under this date
but assure our readers that it
will pay them to read its mystic
lines in next weeks issue.
We are able in debate. On
Monday evening, February 18th,
a number Of the young people of
Penn and it's neighborhood gath
cred at the pleasant home of
Lyle Wilkinson, who operates
the C. c. Bosworth's place.
After the merry greetings, the
visitors formed themselves into
a debating society. A program
was prepared and the exercises
were varied-vocal- and instru-
mental music fine declalnations,
debates, etc. The mostjinstruc-
tive feature was a debate of this
question: Resolved that Art
is more pleasing than Nature. p"
The affirmative won. The ques-
ton was most ably handled BY
both sides, when thoughts and
sentiments were presented iii a
most intelligent manner, giving
evidence of high culture of
mind, well disciplined faculties
and a strong loveof the beauti-
full from the hands Of man,
and the marvellous works of ma
Iare, wrought by the Great
Artist of Creation. Then games
were the order Of the evening,
+ followed by a bolntiful repast
! OF good things, and it is report
4 ed that more than ample justice
was manifested IN disposing soff
the rich dainties s served on the
occasion. Al a late hour, hearty
thanks were given and blessings
h bestowed upon the royal enter
tanners, Mr. and Mrs. ilkinsora.
Fer all took their departure
heir respec tiYe HON .5.s5
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New baled hay, 50 cents pc,
bale. For sale by c. H.. Baker.
The Difference.

.- Mike-Kin yez tell me phwat's tn
difference betwane humor an wit
Pat? .,. 80
Pat-Well, it's loike tn difference
betwane whin yure wolfe tick1es ye
undher tn chin wild shtraw from
tn broom an whin she hits ye over
tn head wild tn handle 3ay ut
Judge. sss. .. s. =.
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& @Jt TT.I- T.i-,. = NG.9G- \. Z n -777i1
s55RakinQ Economy :.

isgsE tSSI
By the use Of perfect baking
powder the housewife can derive
as much economy as from any
other article used in baking and
cooking. In selecting All baking.
powder, therefo ore, care should,
be exercised to pure hase one that
retains its original strength
and always remains thea same
thus making the: food sweet and
whole some and pro ucing suffii-s
Gent leaYening gas to make the
baking 1igh 8s &:
Very little Of @5rhis leavening
gas rs roduced BY the cheap.
baking poWde rs, making it nec-.
essary I'd use double the quantity.
rdinarily requ ired ITO secure
good results ..3S::s@ 4sEs
You cannot experime nt every:
time you 1nake. a cake or biscuits
Eor test the strength Of your bak-j
ling poWd to- find out how much.
Of it you should use 4 yet with.
most baking poWde rssyou should
do this, for they are put together,
$50 caTelessly they are never uni:
form the quality and strength
lEvaryin with each can purchased.
Calumet Baking powde is made.
lot chenaica lily pure ingredie hts
LOT tested strengt h. Experienced
Ichemist put b. he pro
port ions OF the diff rert mater
|Eials remain always the / same.
ESeale 5in air-tigh t cans, Ca1umet
baking poWde lei does not alter III III.
lstrength and is not affected Nv
fatmosphe I changes. .',#.S
using salune you are
bound to have uni form bread u
cake or. biscuits, as Calumet does
mot contain any cheap, IA useless
poor adult rating i III ediants %.
commonly used to increase the.
weight, Furtl1 lei, III it pro dueess
pure, who lesolne feood and is 4
baking pDWde lei OF rare n merit:
Therefore is recom r1end ed lbY55
leading physic clans and chemists.
compl lies With all pure food:
laws, both E state and national.
The goods are mod erate III ii
and any lad purch basin Gal,t~
Inlet from her grocer, 5iffSno salts
lied with lit can return its and
nave "a, V her money refund ed.
The Van Brunt single, lI disc I'M
lIdrlll has been coming ss,ll1 iii Is The
front I'M this local ity ately.
The disc bearing OH this drill is s
ldust proof and does not wear ne
out as others 90, and iii in fact, are
guaranteed for number sofS
years very Brllnt disc
GIRL as warrant ted q RI lbe made OF
the best ma terra ID Do first.
class Worls Siiia any soil af,le az
being seeded and not to CLOG o.
lchok e up III 3 llllIbo sticky
lIor trashy roallld N low
down press dril II 4 has beerl vaa q
popula an ard has gsiiVen the very q. &
oes results MI leEever tried and
would advise b Il arr rsl s' sisss
max an vestig alton &c this
aEticul III of iii ag ss.S
iceEtalIlly Isl irnl orfs III Iii Iii b slrsr
year to pack the ground
Ii IS d.
pleas fe more fGII,an St;sss
Ibt1Y set asssestos sad
irons ~ IA
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Ccffea Crop Paws,

Williston.-E. w. Jeffreys, who Hives
rev nes ,n west q TINS e Mnrth
He Is. exhibiting samples of74coffee
grown on his farm in this oountyslast
summer. The variety is that known as
Japanese coffee, the, berry beingSanore
round that the ordinary coffee shipped
into this country. .sSsss, :; II:
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Presumption,

Actors are very egotistical people, :
said Miss Dazzlum. ..s@. - =. " $>a !
What makes you think so?"
The other evening they tried to, at.
tract as much attention with their
stage dialogue as we did with our box.
party conversations - W ashfngton
Star "a 81. q - ~ zs 55.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-01
Limit. I

lAzzra. EayeS She ID simply mad on
go subject os germs, ana stera1izes ~
alters syersssain ia the house
Mrs. does she gsts aIonE
with der ffssrails
eTszs tsoua a.
Il. q
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The Best I Vet.

~ ~ 1S5E2 ELK =. -
{ Lucille--I hear that proposal par.
ties are all the rage this year. The
girls do the proposing and the one
who proposes the best gets the prize.
Have you been to any
sS3 Ethel--No;; but q proposing party
game to me the other eyenin How
do You like my ring sss
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sl aslo,,.

sl gggsyass
ssls his sssa.
lssis ssssAs
III
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sos 81 u I lasritas

y ron think of nov.
seli
. - i,e psffssc.,tly
frank 4 dont think lhe is ass fo have
dask room sIE ~ n a dos
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.plrsoulofSi

ssgs Ssss
esybold Inaa{
II sIls
ssf ~ Vol Before aisss es,fa.
dsI 4
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Dry Hiding.

s5 ny Riding.
Have you an electric Wagon?',.
asked the motor crank. A.
Ii ID 40, replied the stranger. mine;
10 hydraulic Il, sss= 5s2
ydrauIic s3
E5s#f'Y am on the Vater WA gon:'r'
Chicago Daily News.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-01

Need. g.sss
bet you reed, nv mai. ID change
o2 scene
!,
5$ss:ssS your busineas M
scene.sh at de- cate. 60.
Honston Post.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-01

here is nothing tIlsssl wilt
please our ife lore than st;sss
buy set asbestos sud
IRONS 4 ale &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
w1LN0, MINI.
Ego grudnia, 1907

Rorespondencya w}asna Wiarusa.)
Niedowno lemu mielismy
wielka uroczystosc: poswie'
Genie Stacyi, czyli drogi
%krzyzowej, o kt6rej to uro-
czystosci donios}em naszym
ziomkom przez }amy Wiaru-
sa. O becnie many znowu
cos ,nowego do opisania o
paszej. poLskiej parafii W.
Whine. - Ia staraniem ma
szego Wiel. ks. proboszcza
A. Kryjewskiego, odby1o sic
dnia % go listopada, nabo-
ze6stwo dziekczynne. W tym
samym dniu po obiedzie o
godzinie 3ciej i wi~czorem
o godz. lei, "a staran'em ma
szego Wiel, proboszcza 3D.
bylo sic W szkole parafial-
nej p~rzedstawienie, czyli e.
atr. Odegrano sztuke W 4
rech aktach, W 80. scenach:
"Pok6j do wynajecia". Maj
gf6wniejsze role odegrali: p.
Boles}aw Parulski i parma
Eva Waskowiak,' a wywia-
zali sic doskonale. Inni, kt6-
rzy brazil udzia} W odegra
niu sztuki, byli panowie:
Jan Bartosiewicz, J6zef An
drzejek, Franciszek Barto-
siewicz i Tomasz Ratajczyk
i parma Maryanna Bartosie'
wicz. Estrada "a staraniem
naszego Wiel. proboszcza by
la bardzo pieknie udekoro-
wana, sceny zas on sam wy
malowa}.
Poniewaz pierwszy raz do
!piero odbywa}o sic cos po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
OkrOpne zamieSzanie.

Abrahom Brown z Winterton,
N. Y. mial bardzo osobllwe do
swiadczenie; on powiada: Dokto-
rzy dostali wlelkiego zam'e mia
nademna; jeden powiada, to ehoro-
ba sercowa; dw6ch nazwalo to cho~
roba herek; czwarty zatruciem krwi:
a piaty choroba zo}adka watroby;
leoz laden mi ME pom5g}: wiec
moja iona radzila mi spr6bo wee
Electric Bitters, kt6 e mnie odno~
WHO i powr6ci}o zdrowie. Jedna
butelka sprawi}a wiec,j dobrego,
n'z wymienionyeh pleciu lekarzy''..
G*aranto waue ma wyleczenie "a:
truci, krwl, s}abo6ci i wszystkie
ME lomogania zo}adka, watroby /
merck, przez M J. Kowalewskie-.
60, aptekarza SOC.