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The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
D lQuE Randolph & 0ratiot

AOMISSlON ana lOc
Mr. Mcveigh, Irish Comedian. Emer.
sSn = Ruth, Refined Singing and
dancing Team. Riker = Bur.
tohgsr, Twentieth Century Musicians
p1c{orfa1 BaIlads-Liilinn Knox and
Arthur Fiest. Special Self-Explanatory
Animated Pictures. Performances going
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
BA : =
Bennett PARK
0snss Saturday
Detroit W.
Boston
GAME OAlIED $3.50

Reserved and Boz Seats at
Harris Cigar Store. 11s Wood
svard-ava
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Fine French telescopes s250 at H

Fine French telescopes $3.50 at H.
Huesgen's.
Mrs. Jas. Turner and little boy are
visiting at Brockett.
Miss Emma Rierdon is visiting with
her sister at Rugby.
Go to Huesgen's for gold filed spec
tacles, so cents and up.
The Biggest Bargains in Enamel ware
are ct Mann's Bargain Basement. ~ :
= Special services were held at the
Catholic church Tuesday appropriate
to st. Patrick's day. =
Judge Cowan and stenographer Tay.
lor left Monday for Rolla where Judge
Cowan will preside at a. term OF court.
Fl head of splendid young horses
and complete line Of new farm mach.
inery will be sold at Speisman's big
sale Monday, March 90. :,z ~, ~ -
= A special train ON the farmers line
was run to this city to accommodate
the democrats along the road who
wished to attend the democratic coun.
ty convention Wednesday,
Miss Cecil Ward, Of Hillsboro spent
Sunday and Monday with her brother
Elmer at Mercy hospital. Mr.. Ward
was brought! here from Penn Satur.
day, suffering from an attack. of ap'
pendicitis. His mother is with him.
The Civic Club held a very interest:
ing session at the court house last
Friday evening at which time Supt.
Coward addressed the club on the
subject Of TRUSTS The subject for
this evening will be the. proposition
Of q Carnegie Library. q. 5 :5= +. ?.
I " There will be a convention in this
city March 9th that will be- Of inter
est. to all farmers. It lis the durum
wheat growers convention. There is
considerable being said !. about this
grade Of wheat now and the conven-
ton will no doubt be very interesting
as well as beneficial. 4: rs T. :
i Mr.. and Mrs. Steward Hood, were
in this city Monday and Tuesday en-
route TO jamestown where they will
commence ousekeeping Mr.. Hood
was married TO- Miss Pearl Miller ID
Ontario Thursday Of last week. He
was formerly 4 resident 81 this city
and employed with the Interso Ocean,
and Is at present ii Il the newspaper
business ct 5JaInest oWn. His many
friends here wish him and his bride
prosperity
$40 buys 8 fine new diamond engage
ment ring At fHuesge IL
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F. A. Ball, an attorney from Fargo,
was in the city on legal business
ednesday ). 4: .S:..S: *.'. #. ~ 3 " ]
Be sure to attend, Speisman's big
sale Monday. 81 head Of splendid
young horses and complete line Of
new farm machinery will be sold
I: Geo, B. Runner and Herbert L.
;Loomfs, Of Fargo, representing the
Northwestern Mutual Savings and
Loan Association were in this city
the fore part Of the week looking after
business interests. It is understood
that they are planning on remodeling
the armory and putting It In better
condition. e. !, 81 .,,:,* .>,~@' {. $>> $50:
Exclusive Spring styIes.-The new
!. ness and exclusiveness Of the spring
styles now being added to our stocks
lis attracting new faces In the store
every day. This is, the most extensive
stock we have ever placed at your
disposal, and in addition to Its large
ness we wish to emphasize the fact
that prices in all instances will be
found mos fair. F. w. Mann & Sons.
s. N. H. Brennan went to Grand Forks
Wednesday evening. His son Dan.
V.z who is attending the state UNIVERSE
ty, has been sick for a short time, and
is attended by his mother. It was a'
thought that his condition was improv-
ing, but word was received Wednesday
to the effect that It was feared that
he was developing typhoid, and Mr.
Brennan went at once to that city
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Miss Mable Larson Is the guest OF
Miss Mary Smith in this city.
# Homer Ressler OF the starkweather
Times was in this city Wednesday,,
;@% ga If you want to buy enamel ware
cheap, go to Mann's Bargain Base
ment. @'s.@*.'' 81, ~
Norman Nelson, Of Churchs Ferry,
republican candidate for County Treas
urer was in this city Wednesday. s ,.x5 :.
. On account Of bad weather Spells
mans big sale was postponed until
next Monday. Don't fail to attend. y
Laureas Wehe, Of Edmore, candi-
date on the republican ticket for
States Attorney, was in this city We'd
nesday. :e,s II /, .. 4 II VIII;
i Misses Camille and Beatrice Man
seau were visiting at Penn, Wednesday.
!: Y " M. b. Harris OF Eta Totten was in
Devils Lake Wednesday. Il. .> III. : q.
isssS.5..5J. F. Henderson, Of. the firm Of
White & Henderson, Of Devils Lake
! and Jamestown was UP from James
town looking after the business at this
place. Wednesday,. ss:. y d, 2 .sS.:2 ~
Il w. q. Goozee, was In Devils Lake
Wednesday attending the democratic.
county convention, and circulating his
petition as q candidate for County
Auditor, on the democratic ticket. i 3:& 81
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/ MESSAGES OF GOOD Will.

mi sident Roosevelt cabled TO PresI-
dent Penna, when orr5 fleet reached
Rio de Janeoiro that the vessels are
not Warships but messengers OF good
VIII This il proving 10 be N true.
Wherever they 81 each stop the
neet Il given d hearty welcome rom
AL appsa rances II IL n great picnic.
Tor months before The vessels started
there were all kinds off rIrnors as %
what the Journes reals meant Haa
more Oh less tall cf eerrs,tlhls ia
pan, and heaas ss'e shaken sEa an
sarsonalesa asisa lanes expressed shae
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Otto Casper was over from the reser-
walton Wednesday.
G. S. Ingebretsen, Of Churchs Ferry
was in this city Wednesday.
J. E. Dolphin, Of Ft. Totten was a
Devils Lake visitor Wednesday.
Martin Johnson was in st. Paul on
business the latter part of last week.
R. Sorenson and wife, Of Webster
were registered at the sevilla Wednes-
day.
Gus. Jacobson and F. N. Maurer, Of
Starkweather were in this city We'd
nesday.
H. S. Schmitt and J. D. Carroll, of
Warwick, were visitors in this city
Wednesday,.
Iap-a-lac is durable, easily cleaned
and great preservative of wood. For
sale by O'Brien Bros.
Ward Nelson had the pleasure of en-
PERTAINING his brothers Door and Floyd
of Larimore the latter part Of last
week.
Get your watch or clock thoroughly
repaired and cleaned at n. Huesgen's
His is the best equipped shop in the
northwest.
Don Stevenson has resigned his posi-
tion with Smith & Graham and &C.
cepted one with Otto Chiostre.
Jap-a-lac is an elixir of life for worn
out furniture and metal and wooden
things around the house. Get a can
today, free, at O'Brien Bros.
J. 3. johnson arrived from Ellen
dale, N. D., recently with four fine
stations. His advertisement appears
in another column in this paper.
The supper given by the Salvation
Army last week was well attended.
The cause was a. good one and the
liberal patronage was commensurate
to the occasion. =: .,s<z =.
,z.1
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will serve a New England sup
per at the Odd Fellows hall Friday
evening, March 9th, commencing at
$50 O'Clock. Tickets IS cents. N 81
All women, some men, and most chill
dren, can use Jap-a-lac as successfully
as the most skilled painter. It fresh
ems wherever it is applied. " Get q
sample can free at O'Brien Bros. Z. q
s# Mrs Binzer wishes to announce to
the ladies of Devils Lake and vicinity
that the formal opening Of her new.
millinery store viii be held Tuesday
and Wednesday April Il st and Cd, In
her new store flrst door south Of sevil-
"a hotel. 5s.:. t5Zs
Attest n bracelets at II. Huesgen's..
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ordinary Values In Spring Goods.
I'm selecting this new spring stock
our first consid erati ion was Style and
our second was value. So here as new
er before and as Ia no competitive
shop you will find Style and value go
Ing hand Al hand. sS Four spring cos
tune IS waiting for you here. !;
Mann 81 g. ons.
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The best alarm clocks are at Hues-
gems.
M. E. Moen, of Souris was in this
city Monday.
F. A. Taylor of Grand Forks was in
this city Tuesday.
A. J. Halliday went to st. Paul on
business Saturday.
D. F. Humphreys of Brockett was
in this city Monday.
Attorney Fred Traynor was at Graf
ton on business last week.
H. A. King, of Lakota was business
visitor in this city Tuesday.
B. K. Eustad, Of Pekin was in this
city on business Tuesday.
+ B. o. Arneson, of Warwick, was a
Devils Lake visitor Monday.
G. J. Lord, of Cando was a bust
ness visitor in this city Tuesday.
|. Ole Serumgard was in Minot on bust
ness the fore part of the week.
|, Starkweather was represented in
this city Monday by A. D. Campbell.
18-K and AK solid gold wedding
rings at lowest prices at II. Huesgen's.
Ex-County Treasurer Thos. Tonne.
vik, Of Morris Township, was in this
city, Wednesday.
Theodore Sampson and family pass.
ed through this city Wednesday en-.
route from Warwick to their new home
at Litchheld, MINI.
Major Bremen who has been al
Mercy Hospital for several weeks re.
turned to his home at Balcourt Mon.
day. He is still quite weak. -
Z. Frank K. Morris, Of Aberdeen, was
in this city Wednesday inspecting the
business Of the local agency of the
Penn Insurance Co., in charge of Mr.
Steve Jones. He informs us that he
is well pleased with the increasing
business at this place = %i.& 3"*.s & :.
& All Jewel Hamilton watch Id dust
proof case is the most accurate time
piece and lowest in price Everything
considered on the market today, See
81. Huesgen, the leading jeweler. z.. &
G. @. Russell is moving his imple-
ment business to the building former
ly. occupied by Gund Ter Ulstad, at the
corner Of 9Th street and Arnold aven-
ue. He expects 10 be settled in his
new location about April a1st. Nj
stotl ffornerly night chief
dispatcher Of the Great orthern, has
resigned his position and left last eve
ming for Devils axe, where he will
be engaged Id the automobile busi-
ness, with WI lillian Ball. stotlar
is succeeded By j. b Grimes, formerly
trick dispatcher, who Is wei known
among the railroad me His friends
are an clad 10 hear off Joe ID promotion.
and wish him great success land
Forks Herald 35s:' sf
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!. THE T LOCAL \: !. FIELD

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oak, pine and tamaraek, $500 per
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
lots special prices. &C. n. Baker.
A drop in hams this week only, at
Mann's. ... :s,-.
8 ]. W. Reading of Penn was here
Wednesday.
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John w: Maher.st
6. N. steaig, of Churchs Ferry was
in this city the latter part of last
week. IA
Mrs. G. Nerby and Miss Dorothy
Williams were visitors at Churchs
Ferry Tuesday.
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D.. '..tA
FOR RENT.
We French Dry Clean or Fancy DYE

Clothing, Household goods, 2draperses, resalss,
gloves and iaces FIRST class work. Low PRICES
500 orders aud both ways on: $500 orders and
Over NJ \. -
lorthW estern Dye House, 55
Eo5 M r, Ave, Fargo. IN. ID.
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\ Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John w. Maker. .... =. A. |
A 50-year gold allied o size ladies
watch for $1s.50 at @uesgen's. i
P. 8. Parker. of Webster, was in the
city Tuesday.
J. N. Gill, Of Penn, was in Devils
Lake Tuesday. il:
Choice Hams one week only, IL lie
per pound at Mann's.
Fred Noble of Deering,N. d. is Wis.,
.iting friends in Devils Lake.
oSpeisman's big sale was postponed
Ito next Monday on account Of bad
weather. j
Brother Anderson, of the Crazy
Public Opinion was a business visitor
in this city Saturday.
LeMay & Smith Millinery, Opening
Friday and Saturday, March 9th and
28th, at @ and @ store.
A competent chemist tests every in
gredient entering into Hunts Perfect
Baking Powder and Extracts-always
reliable.
Mrs. Waterman, of Lakota, visited
with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Richardson,
in this city the latter part of last
week.
Special Ham and Egg sale at Mann's
this week. Choice Minnesota sugar
cured ham only 10 IL cents per
pound. Fresh eggs 20 cents per doz.
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the expedition would not be under
taken. Little of such talk 1s
now hear. On the contrary the kindly
reception accorded the feet by the
countries of South America and the
friendly sentiments expressed for the
people and government of the United
States makes it apparent the whole
movements is one of the best peace
advertisements Uncle Sam has ever
pulled off.
There is little doubt that If the feet
proceeds to the Orient it will be ac-
corded the same cordial reception
which has thus far marked its pro-
gress and that the bond of amity will
be strengthened between this country
and every country at which our mes
sengers Of good will" happen to stop.
@g& Louis doctor sets sixty crazy
@omen to shopping as q cure" she
e0ad from the paper.
oppose when they can shop all day
without buying anything he'll regard
Chem as cured" he commented.
Her only rejoinder was a look OF
eontemDt-Philadelp Ledger.
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No MORE BLIND
NOLLE Presses

Hereafter there will be no nolle
presses made on the go-it-blind prin-
ciple in the district courts. Chief JUS
tice Hartwell has prepared a letter to
be sent to the various district magis-
trates through the Attorney Generals
Department, which is self explanatory,
The letter states:
Il am instructed by the Chief JUS
tice to request district magistrates, in
every instance in which sentence of
any person convicted of crime or
misdemeanor before them is suspended
upon the motion of the Attorney Gen
eral or his deputy or other duly-quali-
fed prosecuting officer, under the pro-
visions of Sec. 1882 r. L., or in which
a motion to enter a nolle prosequi is
granted, to note in their record of the
case the reasons upon which the mo-
ton is based.
(Signed) "HENRY SMITH,
CLERK of the Judiciary Department.
Dated, Department of Judiciary
Honolulu, June s, 1905"
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CARRIE NATION SAVED
FROM A PRISON TERM

PITTSBURG. Pa), May 27.-Mrs.
Carrie Nation of Kansas, arrested here
yesterday charged with disorderly con-
duct for scolding and embarrassing
four men IN public, was fined SIS and
costs, or thirty days in the work
house, today by Magistrate Brady.
She refused TO pay her fine, and as she
was led back to the cell department,
she cried out in the courtroom: II
would rather go to jail than go to
hell"
Several members of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, who were
present, passed hat to collect money
to defray her fine. They were sue
cessfu1 and Mrs. Nation was released
a few moments before the train left
for the workhouse. "Pittsburg needs
more disorderly people like me-" she
said as she left the police station
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BIGGEST CARGO.

rived at San Francisco. on May p, took
the largest sugar cargo into that port
which has been received this season.
Her cargo amounted to 134, 400 bags of
sugar, weighing nearly ten thousand
tons The Alaskan had very tough
time of it on the trip up, and made the
run in nine and half days.
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SPERRY TO
MOTT-SMITH
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.)
for many years, prohibited by law, and
| while it may be decently performed, the
public belief would be quite to the con-
trary if it were given, even if it were
not forbidden
1t is of the greatest Importance that
a place should be supplied as near the
landing as practicable, where the men
| may find shelter while waiting for their
boats. If there is not, they are apt to
sit down in saloon and, to pay for the
| seat, take a drink they do not want
Such places have usually been provided
under the supervision of the Y. NJ. c. A.
In this connection copy of letter
from the Y. NJ. c. A. of San Francisco
is appended to show the extent to which
the men appreciate and take advantage
of such accommodations.
1t is hardly necessary to say that the
sailormen are not looking for anything
more than transportation, meals and
other things which they require at a
fair market rate. They are free handed
and generous. and nobody need lose any
money by reason of the accommodations
which | suggest. but it is certain that
they will bitterly and properly resent
any discrimination against them on ac-
count Of their uniform. or any attempt
to impose upon them excessive charges.
The transportation lines along the
Coast towns have very frequently made
the uniform of the sailor a free pass
port on all their lines, and the men
have been very much gratifed thereby,
not because of the trifing expense
saved to them, for which they care
nothing, but because of the recognition
of the dignity of their service. The
transportation companies on the Coast
have received their reward In the i'm
mense receipts from travel induced
from far back in the country in order
to view the fleet, but no such eompen-
sation is possible in Hawaii, as ] IN
derstand it, and the matter is only men
toned IN order to show you the stand
ing which has been rightly accorded to
the men where it was possible.
The feet Is expected TO arrive at
Honolulu, Thursday, July Is, sailing for
Auckland on the 23rd One of the four
divisions viii proceed at once to Maui
and anchor there to take coal from
golfers. Three divisions viii proceed
to Honolulu, one going inside for coal
Immediately and the other two remain
ing outside but minor details have not
yet been arranged. They viii be com
municated as soon as practicable to the
commandment Of the naval station. who
viii be requested to consult with yOu
or with the proper representatives Of
the Territory.
Through Governor Frear, a request
has been received from the Leper Set
Element, Molokai, to have the feet pass
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NEW DEPARTURE FOR PUBLIC
WORK.

Superintendent of Public Works
Campbell is making a new departure
in the specifications he is having drawn
up for the tenderers on the work OF
building the shed for the Alakea street
wharf, departure that will give the
various trades a chance to bid on the
work to be done in their own par
ticular line. The painting, plumbing.
carpenterwork, stonework. etc, is AL
segregated, and tenders viii be invited
for each of the separate items. There
will be nothing TO prevent anyone from
bidding on the work as whole, how
ever.
The plans and specifications will be
ready to advertise very shortly.
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MAUNA KEA EXCURSION.

1t is understood that the Mauna Kea
has been chartered for the Fourth OF
July b. a local lodge for trip TO
Hilo. Some of the passengers will
stay at Hilo for the races, while others
win make the Volcano trip. The
steamer will leave here the evening be-
fore the holiday, arriving at Hilo early
on tie morning of the Fourth She
will remain there until the evening of
the day after the holiday, and leave
there in time to arrive here early
enough for the exeursionists to get to
their work
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SPALDING MUST ANSWER AT
ONCE.

The Acting Governor has written to
Manager Fairchild of the Makee Sugar
Company insisting on an immediate
and direct answer to the proposal of
the government regarding the ex-
change of the Kappa lands. He de-
mands an immediate yes or no"
reply to the offer. in default of which
the trade viii be declared of.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 31-The an
nual report of this company for the
year ended April 30, 1908, has been
made public. 1t shows gross earnings
of 81, 336,312, as compared with $685.
pa in 1907, and expenses of $4,367 $50,
as compared with S4,294,54S in 1907
After charging off $780,, 494 for depreci-
alton, deficit is shown for the year
of $42S,s17, as compared with a surplus
in 1907 of $1,000
President E. H. Hartman says in his
report: Compared with the operation
of the preceding year, the receipts from
operation of steamers decreased $780,
514, and receipts from all other sources,
increased $l7,5s2, net decrease of
$500. 932. There was general falling
off of business, and the shrinkage in the
coffee crop of about one-half the usual
crop. the restriction of japanese immi-
grafton, the extreme enforcement of
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within sight during daylight. 1t seems
to me entirely practicable to do so.
and it will give me great satisfaction
to comply.
Very respectfully,
c. S. SPERRY,
Rear Admiral, r. $. Navy. Commander
in-Chief, United States Atlantic
Fleet
Mr.. E. A. Mott Smith, Chairman Execu-
tive Committee on Reception of
Fleet, Executive Building, Homo
lulu, T. H.
The letter from the Y NJ c. A. of
San Francisco, mentioned in Admiral
Sperry's communication, is as follows:
Official Headquarters and Naval Club
House. For Enlisted Men Of the T..
s. Navy. Under the Management of
Naval Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. SOS Beale street. San Fran
cisco. Cal, MAY %, 1908.
Rear-Admiral c. s. Sperry, Z. s. NJ,
Commander in Chief. United States
Atlantic Fleet
Dear Sir-I have the honor to pre-
sent to YOU herewith the following sta
tisticaI report Of the Naval Club House,
showing use made of its privileges by
the enlisted men during the ten days
from May to II, 1908:
Total. Avge.
Attendance at building
(estimated) ...........10.00 600 1000
Beds rented ............ 2,35l 30
SLEPT on floor and chairs
for lack of accommoda-
ton (without charged 1896 1913
Meals served at lunch
counter ............... 1853 495
Letters written. ......... 733 80
Postal cards written les
timated) ............. 5000 300
Games played. 1850 256
Very truly yours.
G. s. MARTIN,
Secretary in Charge.
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IN AND OUT.

The liner Manchuria sailed from San
Francisco yesterday, and is due to ar
rive here early Monday morning next.
The Alameda from this port on the
3rd arrived in San Francisco after a
trip of less than six days yesterday fore
noon.
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CHANGE ON HILoNIAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-First
Officer c. A. Russell. formerly of the
steamer Hilonian, which arrived yes
terday, has been appointed superintend-
ent at Hilo for the Matson Navigation
Company Second Officer Peterson was
promoted to succeed Russell.
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HoNoIPU AND DEFENDER.

The schooner Honoipu left for Hama
last evening to take 40 tons of sugar.
After loading at the Maui port she will
proceed to Honoipu and take about $50
tons to complete her cargo, and then de-
part for San Francisco. The Defender
will put her sugar into the Columbian
and then go to Honoipu, where she will
get sugar for stiffening and leave for
the Coast. Both vessels belong to Hind,
Rolph a Co