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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02


dis district 1s attor1as John cowan, stir,-
! enr 7 Of schools: chaa. zunich.I
I coroner rs III hos. 1rhorssseo On, assessor
4 frank Doty survey or; the following
gentlemen y were chosen al central
commit eenerl n. Hunt, ole SER
anga John & s,owan. O.2 b. ss,,an-5
5eer, lBrud seth. g. . currrnier. ana ss
Thorson.
Yolliig Mems Christian AM
ton was organized In fhia d sg aa,.ss
fonda q evening 81
~ y reported that the artesian gslII
O. 1.$s Aberdeen, which il 1000 fsat deep,
is throwing Up little fish but III must
not be forgotten that liia asie
convention t1' met l,srdeen on
n9esday ~ III simply the sffors 81 Ma
trre5 10 supply the misguided demo-
Gratis with brain
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02
HEARST ON BRYAN

In a recent speech in St. Louis, w.
r. Hearst paid his respects to Bryan.
The report Of a part of his speech is
when Bryan was nominated in
1896 had just reached success with
my New York paper. l pondered all
night what I$should do. stood every
thing CLOSE and nothing to gain ~ II
did not believe in free silver, but I
did believe in democracy. decided
to make. a fight for. Bryan. Es
my material successes cruIlb1ed:
Advertisers threatened to withdraw
their patronage if continued to sup:
port Bryan. The deficit for October,
1906, was $158,000. But we did not
surrender" 81 $4g
Mr.. Hearst then gave his reasons
for leaving the democratic party
mr. Bryan. he said, lis al shell
game. Where is the little ball of free
silver; Of public ownership, OF the ref
! erendum? Gone! I 81 I;
! = Mr.: Bryan is an astounding jug
gler.. He balances on. one hand Bel
mont, tie union labor breaker. a4ld2oll
/, the other, Gompers, the union abol
leader. z.'|&7 = = s,.s.~,>.,. :S S$5sss
1 z Mr. Bryans:is the political loose
skin man. You cannot tell Whethe
T he is coming or. going. H. s5s.
: ,... MI, Bryan charges that anna NJ Ilsr,,
7 at him because he did not sup port m M
y forsthe, presidency. That's not true
The independence party was fornle
Ito restore genuine democratic govern
;, ment, genuine American government n lesl
III am In this party because / find i11 4
4 a better and truer democracy than u
u the old parties, because ( find ill
i more patriotic and intelligent SIeade q
ship than in the old part ~ lfilrs'
]. Forum. W :5:5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02
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'WNEEHEEssllNyAlh|aS SUIT BEFORE:
AND OFFl(,

' - a decision was handed down by the
land office in this city last Friday III
fey favor IS Ct Alice G. Wehe, defendant iii
Il as1 contest brought BY Hugh Ruddy,of
sAf' ;Ideni county II the case ten iss
s3n q were examined and two d ,isS,,
We're consumed, thescase being fought
stub lala IA. MI Y Il IL,SJ. Wehe, of I'D.
!: more who was attorney for the de-
PENDANT 1a Is naturally very much elated
l oyer ' the decision In favored his client.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02

but the republicans are through with
this sympathy business. George Nc
Lean looks good to the republicans and
there is a decided inclination to do
away. with sympathy at the polls this
year and put in the right man. :.
AS to their candidate for States At
torney they are getting decidedly
shaky on that subject also. They re-
fer to Mr.. Silver Serumgard, their can
didate who stands for reelection, as
standing on his record. At this the
republicans smile and wink the other
eye, preparatory to going to the polls
and voting for Judge Duell the third of
November. ~ .,,. 81. :.s,..>- H., g.
Then comes their candidate for
county superintendent, Miss Laurenna
Vannier, who is opposed BY, John A.
.. Haig, of Webster, The writer init
mates that, ladies should be- given
special privileges when H. comes Ito
elections. ;, It., would indeed be sun,gal,
liant of US to, contradict this state.
ment, but, on. .. the other. hand Miss
| Vannier should be on the other side
of the fence politically. Her oppon.
emit is: strong candidate and there lis
4 little room for debit that he viii be
1 successful at the polls. - ~, =,
:. The. writer then briefly states that
i the names OF the following will .ap
15pear on the. ticket J..;J. Mcintyre fol
4 county auditor In opposition to the re
publican candidate, Ray v. .Bice, Thi.
lis another democratic joke. They in
i innate that Mr.; Bice should not b
i elected because his broth law hal
4 held the Office: That Is about as strong
II an argument as they put any plac,
Il In their appeal for thei cand idates
4 The republic leans feel that If Ray wi
4, Just continue to make as good as Emi
\! Eich has they are perfectly willing !
let him keep the office as long as b
i desires, They realize, that for this q
! nee Al good man b should be kept d
4 long as possible as the work once we
81 Ia hand Iii well enough 4 left a1on'
Il Ray Bice having been deputy for se
eraI years is the best equipped ma
that could be found to succeed M
Eich asIle reptlbl leans and d SOC
Il. II lot of the democrats know this al
3 VIII testlfy ny their votes
They say at l..E I.sS Won
make u splendid official as clerk
Z the courts but do not ask anybody
e vote for him Tom shorsen will d
ceiye the support offs both republical
and democrats at the election
b g. Walker, sand idate for 8coun
l,- treasurer III tho next person mentio
,ffI 40. He may be mentioned incidents
d Iy iii the future although not seriousl
81 as the democrats aeogniza the hop
III iessness off tfl eli oppo sing Gus lrt
stenau for this II,
q They close the list by u reference
Geo. eol+yis their candidate Tor eoun
judge Hi op post ION 10 judi Be Hem
Il They state that he lii a good ms
II not say AT lae issss not,
lieYlna that faa ao Jsld
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02

With tAe several other parties dis
organizing, redeveloping, and pro-
creating, the Republican Party is GER
tain, though with considerable les
sened strength, to move on to a safe
victory sustained by the popular sup
port of reforms which should not re-
dound to it's glory solely, those re-
forms having been the work of decent
men of all parties Grover Cleve.
land
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02
THE COUNTY CANDIDATES,

The democratic hand bill from the !
east side Of the county last week pub
lished list of the candidates of that
party in this county, handed each Of
them little boquet and at the same
time cast an occasional slur at the
candidates of the republicans for the
various offices. y.
By the hand bill we learn that the
democrats have as their candidate for
district judge NJ. H. Brennan of this
city. They also take occasion in this
connection to try to belittle Mr.. Cowan
his opponent of the republican ticket.
1t is not our intention or inclinationst to
say anything against Mr.. Brennan per-
sonally. Why should we, he is also
a republican and wears a Taft , but
ton as big as a half dollar. Mr.. Bren-
nan OF course will probably not insist
on the; democrats taking his name
from the ticket as they have no ma
terial in their own party for the posi-.
ton. There is not the slightest hope
of his election however and that%is
conceded by most everyone, as Mr..
Cowan showed by, the primaries that
he had a large majority of the republi-
cans with him and there is no change
since that time. Judge Cowan lis a
very competent officer and the people
of the district are well satisfied to
have him as their judge for the coming
term. -, , j., .r.,Iz zGG;5
The next officer referred to By
the hand bill are the candidates toSthe
legislature In this instance they prac
/ ticaily eoncede that there is no8op
! position to Fred Baker, the present iii
!, cumbent of the Office of county trea
!, .stlrer of this county as candidate fol
!, state senator True they state tina
4 T. Fl. Woldy, of Edmore was hiss p
4 ponent. AS to- legislators they nam,
{ FIR. stevens, of Crazy Ed. Richard
4 son, $of Devils Lake and w. All. Ful
Z =kerson, of Churchs Ferry as the demo
i cratic nominees in oppositio Ii,
Republican candidates Fred NJ j. sTral
q nor, of this city John A. n Honey
d Edmore M and Bernt Anderson
churchs Ferry. 4 1T is not the intentie
4 OF the democrats to make any Sci
aSious attempt to elect their candidate
the state legislature, as they re,
u lie that such an attempt would onl
i be a waste of substance and ensrg
and therefore the noninat ions wei
4 made more as a joke than anythin
else. ,5s
Following this the writer touched Y
Ia point that .is very tender TO all der
sIocrats and especially the writ erg &
the article, that Of sherii q. They mail
4 AN earnest appeal to the voters
y give them one more chance So sttas
they rnays be- able XII ao fortiiff tllisr
y selves as NJ ns. able 10 hold On q liifft
q longer. they realize that theE 40
only xpect to SIholda this plum ,syt lTori
d ing on the gylnp De the rsDtlb
cans Give HIS one more ssysri
they say arlsii VII to make 800
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02
Goal SIlOrt aqe Threatened

/ Unless people put in their coal sup
ply imme diately, there II liable 8to be
q repetition Of Coal shor tage con
ditions, which prevailed during the
winter of 1906- Only . quarter .to u
|. hair 6of the amount necessary this
winter consumpt ion has thus far
moved. rhe resp nsibility for the light
nioYeme nts rests largely with the con.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-02

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Read this Page Of Suggestions
AND KEEP 1T BY YOU

We have gone all through the store and
and compiled list Of suggestions for gifts.
Counting the full range of prices for each article
mentioned, the number would be multiplied
many times.
OF course there are hundreds of things in
the store which not mentioned here at all,
but they are, in most cases, akin to those nam
ed, and as you read you will think of them.
Read this list of suggestions, and then come
to the Store where shopping is easiest, service
best, delivery most trustworthy.
This is the brightest, most comfortable
Christmas Store in Crawford County. The
gft-things are freshest and best arranged for
selection, and the name The Balle-Brodersen
Co. on gift-parcel is stamp of quality.
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GIFTS FOR MEN:

Ice Skates-60c to s1.15 per pair.
Safety Razors-1Oc to $500 each.
Alarm Clacks-S5c to $3.50 each.
Suspenders-15c to $1.OO per pair.
Linen Handkerchiefs-1Oc to soc.
Common Razors-25c to $500 each.
Canvas Leggins from SOC pair up.
Silk Socks-s1.00 to $500 per pair.
Shaving Soap (Colgates Williams).
Collar and Cuff BoXes-all prices.
Suit Cases-$1.25 to $16.5O each.
Watch Chains-25c to $1.50 each.
Nechties-25c, soc and $1OO each.
Mufflers-(Silk) soc to $500 each.
Cuff Buttons-25c to $500 per pair.
Pipe and Match Holders-22c each.
Cushion Sole Shoes-$5.OO per pair.
Dress Gloves-5Oc to $3.50 per pair.
Gillette Safety Razors-$5.0O each.
Other Trunks-$2.0O to $500 each.
Cigars (by the boN) $1.O0 to $500.
Coat Sweaters-$1. 90 to $3.50 each.
Cardigan Jackets-$1.25 to $3.50 each.
Silk Standardization 25c to 81.
Flannel Shirts-$1.O0 and $3.50 each.
Steamer Trunks-$5.50 to $1,000 each.
Alligator Travelling Bag-$23.50 each.
Other Travelling Bags-from $1.0O up.
Shirt Studs-(gold and PearD 25c &
soc.
Reindeer Gauntlet Gloves-$15O per
pair.
House siippers-(Felp soc to s1.75
each
Turn Sole Kid Dress shoes-s5.oo
per pair.
Yarn Gloves and Mittens-25c and soc
per pair.
Auto Gloves-s2.5o, $500 and 1925
per pair.
Silk Handkerchiefs dnitiaD 25c to
SOC each.
Calf Skin Travelling Bag-$5.5O to
$3.50 each
Blankets (for bath robes) 5000 to
$3.50 each.
Imported Fancy Half Hose-25c and
soc per pair.
Patent Leather Shoes-$3.OO, $4.0O
$500 per pair.
Silk Lined Gloves-s1oo, $3.50 and
$500 per pair.
Alligator Whisk Broom Holders-S5o
to $1.25 each.
House Slippers soc tc
$500 per pair.
Fur Lined Gloves and Mittens- w
to $3.50 per pair.
Vest Button, Stud and Cuff Button
Sets-$200 to $500 per set
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Perfume-5c to $3.50 per bottleh
Musical Tops-1Oc to Csc each.
Whisk BROMIDE to 25c each.
Leather Leggins-$1.3 the pair.
Woody Animals-10c to SOC each.
Clothes Brushes-1Oc to 75c each.
Cuff Buttons-25c to $3.50 per pair.
Gum Boots-s2.50 to $2.75 per pair.
Coasters-from $500 to 1885 each.
Coat Sweaters $1.00 to $3.50 each.
Collar and Cuff Boxes-All prices.
Other Watches $1.00 to $500 each.
Boxes Stationery-1Oc to $3.50 each.
Express Wagons $1.35 to $1.50 each.
Knit Gloves and Mittens-25s and SOC
Post Card Albums-5c to $3.50 each.
Alarm Clocks-from S5c to $1.50 each.
Travelling Bags-$1.50 to $23.50 each.
House Slippers-50c and 85c per
pair.
Pictures for his Room-1oc to $500
each.
Toy Safety Banks-25c and soc
each
Large Trunks-from 5000 to $500
each.
Indian Gauntlet Gloyes-5oc, 75c and
Fibre Cases for School Books 75c
and S5c.
Knife, Fork and Spoon Sets-from
25c to $500 per set.
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GIFTS FOR BOYS

Silk Mufflers.
All kinds of Toys.
Air Rifles-S5c each.
Ice Skates-60c pair.
Shirts-from Csc up.
Purses-5c to 55c each.
Sweaters-$1.OO to $3.50.
Suit Cases-$1.25 and up.
Toy Trunks-from Csc up.
Suspenders-from loo up.
Candy-10c to 75c per lib.
Dress Gloves-50c to $1.5O.
Walletts-25c to $500 each.
Duck Coats-from $1.O0 up.
Handkerchiefs-5c and up.
Post Cards-1c TO Csc each.
Wheelbarrows-25c and soc.
Neckties to $1.00 each.
Hats and Caps-from 25c UP.
Ways Mufflers-from Csc up.
Card Games-10c to soc each.
Ingersoll Watches-$1.OO each.
Umbrellas-50c to $3.50 each.
Roller Skates-$1.25 per pair.
Pen Knives-19c to S1.50 each.
Sleds-from Csc 10 Sligo each.
Canvas Leggins-5Oc the pair.
Watch Fobs-25c to $1.00 each
Phoenix Mufflers-from soc up.
shoes-s1.50 to $500 per pair.
Stick Pins-25c TO $1.OO each.
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Stork Bibs.
Stork Pants.
Stork Sheeting.
Stockings-10c up.
All kinds of Toys.
Bibs-from 10c up.
Hot Water Bottles.
Shoes-from Csc up.
Hoods at all prices,
Dresses at all prices.
Blankets-from soc up.
Mittens-from 10c UP.
Cab Robes-$2 zoo each.
Other Dolls-5c to $500.
Rag Dolls-from 1Oc up.
Mattress Pads-S5c each.
Baby Rings-25c and soc.
Rubber Balls-from sc up.
Neck Chains-from Csc up.
Picture Books-from sc up.
Kint Jackets-from Csc up.
Teething Rings-from SC up.
Knit Booties-from 1Oc up.
Stocking Caps-from 25c up.
Rag Dolls-5c to $500 each.
Baby rcatr FROM e1 m I'm
Elephant Toys 20, % $l..5
Rocking Chairs-from 1Sc up.
Celluloid Dolls-from 15c up.
Worsted Rattles-from 15c up.
Celluloid Rattles- from 10c up.
Go Carts $3.50 to $1,000 each.
Easy Go Race Carts-low price.
Baby Morris Chairs-$1.35 each.
Celluloid Toilet Sets-from soc up.
Baby Bracelets-$1OO to $3.50 each.
Worsted Carriage Robes-from ST.
up.
Knife and Fork sets-25c to $40
per set.
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GIFTS FOR WOMEN:


Jersey and Knit T,eggins
Belts.25c to $500 each.
Comfort shoes (Groyer'sl
Waist Pattern (worsted)
Bread Mixers GTniyersan
Bath Rugs-from 81 80 nm.
Bread and Rutter plates
Brass Novelties of all kinds.
Austrian China Dinner Sets.
Trunks-s2 90 to $500 each.
New Home Sewing Machine
Sewing Cabinets-s3.O 90 each.
Fur Lined Coats-s37 40 each
Toilet Sets-un to 81 90 each
Net Waists-l1n 10 s7 20 each
Chain Rags-un to 81 40 each
Wranners-s1 an 10 60 * Zach
Hand Raes-o5c 10 ais 20 each
initial Han,erchiefs-25c each
C.nd,, from 10o 10 75o mo-, In
Suit CaSaS-S1 % 10 SIG 40 each
C Com % to se o, no each
Night Robes@5oc to $500 each
silk Waists@s1 30 10 s75O each
small RnasMs1' 90 no. 10 $1,000 each
Golf G1oves-5oc ' 10 81 100 ne ner nair
Beaver Shawl-s1 20 to IS 90 each
PerfumesM5e to Sc: 50 per per bottle.
Wool Blankets mn To $40 40 each
travelling Bags075c to $3.50 each.
Dress Skirts-s2 90 TO $1,000 each.
ANTHONY Baggwsl.25 to $50 each.
Metal Card Cases-25c to 75c each.
Careful coatsMs1s.5o to $500 each.
Card Case Leather-25c to S1.OO each.
Congress playing cards-5oc a pack.
Hand Rags-Tooled I'M to $3.50 each
Blanket shawls-s2oo to s6.75 each.
Lisle Hose (box of :: pair for S1.OO).
Toilet Water-25c to s1.oo per bottle.
Table Linen Sets up to $500 per set.
Table Napkins up TO $500 per dozen.
Sterling and Plated Knives and Forks
Silk Petticoats- $500 to $1,000 each.
Feather Pillows up to $3.50 per pair.
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GIFTS FOR GIRLS:

Cups.
Candy
Umbrellas.
Hand Bags.
Pen Knives.
Toy Trunks.
Paint Boxes.
Xmas Cards.
Teddy Bears.
Pencil Boxes.
Animal Toys.
Picture Books.
Sewing Shears.
Drawing Books.
Gold Necklaces.
Silver Thimbles.
School Calendars.
Donkey Calendars.
Shirt Waist Boxes.
Transparent States.
Leather Music Rolls.
Dainty Pin Cushions.
Toy Enameled Ware
Gloves and Mittens.
Kindergarten Sewing Sets.
Dorothy Dainty" Ribbon Sets.
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GIFTS FOR FOR THE
THE BABY XMAS TABLE

Poultry.
Mixed Nuts.
Shelled Nuts.
Turkish Figs.
Layer Rasins.
Oakleaf Coffee.
Candied Fruits.
Red Jacket Cider.
Cryystalized Ginger.
Monarch Preserves.
Monarch Mince Meat.
New York State Apples.
Sleepy Eye Cream Flour
Seasons Fruits and Vegetables.
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x M A S
Decorations

Mistletoe.
Holly Seals.
Green Holly
Holly Boxes.
Nias Trees.
Holly Ribbon.
Artificial Snow.
Tree Ornaments.
Candy by the ton.
Holly Xmas Cards.
Evergreen Wreaths.
Xmas Postal Cards.
Decorative Garlands.
Candy String Beads.
Glass Blown Ornaments
Xmas Tissue Paper Bells.
Xmas Tree Safety Lanterns-1Oc
each
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iipes.
Bibles.
Statuary
Cnsnidors
~ Wa.
iiA Weiie
Ash Trays.
Stationery.
Electrollers.
Tobacco Jars
TOOL chests.
Cork Screws.
Thermometer.
Paper KNIVES
Match Boxes.
Shaving Sets.
Photo Frames.
Nut Crackers.
Scrap Baskets.
Sofa Cushions.
Fountain Pens.
Paper Weights.
Library Lamps.
Shaving Brushes.
Clothes Brushes.
Shaving Mirrows.
Purses-from &c up
Rlfies-at all prices.
Collar and Cuff Cases.
Shells and Cartridges.
Travelling Toilet Outfits.
Walletts-from 15c up.
Night Shirts-All prices.
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Bibles.
Doilies.
Pictures.
Bracelets.
Silk Hose.
Calendars.
Jardineirs.
Stationery.
Bead Bags.
Lace Pins.
Water Sets.
Neck Rufus.
Tea Spoons.
Brass Trays.
Vanity Bags.
Union Suits.
Electroliers.
Fasclnators.
Neck Beads.
Dress Silks.
Work Boxes.
Fern Dishes.
Dress Shoes.
Belt Buckles.
Berry Spoons.
Skirt Chests.
Bread Boxes.
Cake Mixers.
Boullion Cups.
Carving Sets.
Felt Slippers.
Hair Ribbons.
Sofa Pillows.
Golf Jackets.
Table Lamps.
Cedar Chests.
Hair Brushes.
Neck Ruching.
Table Spoons.
Party Slippers
Chatting Dishes.
House Slippers
Sweater Vests.
Fancy Baskets.
Library Lamps.
Dessert Spoons.
Knitted Shawls.
Hanging Lamps.
Bronze Statuary.
Hair Ornaments.
Savory Roasters.
Manicure Pieces.
LADIES sweaters.
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DR.. Denton's Sleeping Garments.
Royal Society" Embroidery Pieces.
China and Nickel Plated Drinking
Besides the List Covering Ladies'
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The La Jara chronicle., 1908-09-18
Big Supper and Dance.

On Saturday evening, Sept. 26,
the many La Jara friends of Mrs.
Mary Hedges will give big sup
per at the Grande hotel from 5 to
9 p. IN. and a dance to follow at
the Modern Woodmen hall, the
proceeds of which will be used for
the purpose of sending Mrs. He'd
ges back to her old home in Mis-
souri, in the hope that the change
will improve her health. The fin
est supper ever served in the town
will be given and many handsome
and costly articles of fancy needle
work will be raffied off at % cents
per throw, and everyone taking a
chance is guaranteed prize.
Don't forget the time and place
and that for the paltry sum of 30
cents you will get dollar supper.
The ladies of La Jara and vicinity
are earnestly solicited to send in
their donations for the supper to
Mrs. NJ. f Mosier at the earliest
possible date.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-09-18
Republican Ticket.


For President.
WILLIAM ii. TAFT.
For President
JAMES :. SHERMAN.
Presidential Electors,
J. ). CARNAHAN.
THOMAS F. WALSH.
WILLIAM STOREY. JR.
c. \. BALRICH.
JOHN w. SPRINGER
Judges of the Supreme Court,
Ten year term. JOSEPH c. HELM.
JOHN N. MAXWELL
Eight year term. A. X. KING.
six year term. LUTHER NJ. GODDARD.
large.
JAMES Z. BURGER.
Congressman Second District.
wARREN y. HAGGOTT.
Governor.
JESSE +. MCDONALD.
Lieutenant Governor.
{. V. BENSON.
Secretary Of State.
TIMOTHY O'CONNOR.
Treasurer
GEORGE ID. STATLER.
Auditor.
:. II. STEVENS.
superintendent of Public Instruction.
KATHERINE CRAIG.
Attorney General.
GEORGE l.. HODGES.
Railroad Commissioners.
Six year term. G. 6. wITHERS.
Four year term, MICHAEL J. GUERIN.
Two year term, w. l.. DAYTON.
Regents of the State University.
DIR. q. J. PFEIFER.
w. ]. KING.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-09-18
William P. Hodge Hurt.

Attempting to catch Denver
bound car which had stopped at a
crossing William p. Hodge of
Antonito was run down by an out
bound car which he failed to see
approaching.
The accident happened Sunday
afternoon near Overland park,
Mr. Hodge having been attending
the Intestate fair at Denver. 1t
was stated at the county hospital
where he was taken soon after the
accident that he had every chance
of recovery but may be lame for
life.
Mr.. Hodge left Overland about
) O'Clock and walked to Broadway
few blocks distant, as he ap-
preached the car line he saw a car
coming and started to run. The
car stopped and waited for him
but in his hurry he either did not
see the other car coming from the
opposite direction or supposed he
had time enough to cross in front
of it. The motorman dropped the
fender which prevented Hodge
from being runover by the wheels
but he was rolled over and over
in front of the fender and finally
drawn under the car which was
brought to stop with the trucks
only few inches from his uncon-
scious form. The injured man
was placed onboard the car he had
signaled at the time of the accident
and rushed to the county hospital,
on the way boy threw base ball
through the car window showering
the injured man and passengers
with broken glass. At the hos
pital it was found that Mr.. Hodge
had suffered broken hip and
severe cuts and bruises but no
internal or fatal injuries were
apparent.
Mr.. Hodge is the well known
barber at Antonito and years ago
was in the same business at La
Jara. His many friends are sorry
to learn of the unfortunate ending
of what he had planned for
pleasure trip.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-09-18

Notwithstanding all the hot air
blasts to the contrary, every Re
publican in the state should know
that neither Senator Guggenheim,
Chairman Vivian, Mr.. Evans or
any other individual, controls the
organization or destinies of the
Republican party in Colorado.
The party leaders all have their
proper place in the councils of the
party. No one man can or will be
permitted to run the Republican
party of this state.