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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-11
GOV. MEAD CALLS
ON COsGROVE
MAY POSSIBLY HOLD HIS OFFICE
Discuss State Affairs-If Governor
Eject is Incapacitated Mead
Would Retain Seat.

SPOKANE, Nov. 0.-Governor
Albert +. Mead of this state is at
Pomeroy, the home of Governor
elect Cosgrove, and the two were in
conference Monday. The critical i'll
ness of the governor-elect and the
possibility that he may die before in
auguration day, or be indefinitely in
capacitated from taking up the bur-
dens and duties of the office. have
raised close constitutional ques-
ton. In that event would Governor
Mead continue to serve as governor
after the expiration of his present
term, or would he be displaced by
Lieutenant Governor-elect NJ. T..
Hay of Spokane?
Dispatches from Tacoma and Seat
tie assert that Governor Mad has
consulted constitutional lawyers and
by them been advised that If Gov
ernor-elect Cosgrove should die prior
to the expiration of Governor Mead $
term Mead would continue to hold
the office for four more years.
TACOMA. - The Washington
wheat crop will fall about $780, 900
bushels short Of the estimates made
about month ago by State Inspector
Arrasmith. Recent and more definite
reports received by Chief Deputy In
spector S. s. King has led him to
make an entire revision Of the former
estimate, and instead of 100000
bushels he now finds the state pro-
duced 26,210,000 bushels. The oats
crop of the state he places at 5,705.-
600 bushels, as against 5,425, 900
bushels for last year. The figures
FOR barley are 100000 bushels, as
against 5.440.000 bushels for last
year. Columbia county leads in
barley, Skagit in oats, and Walla
]. Walla. Whitman, Lincoln and Adams
in wheat From GO to IS per cent
OF the wheat crop has rolled to mar
ket and high prices have been the
rule.
WENATCHEE. Only so coyotes
met sudden death as a result of the
great coyote roundup, which was
pulled off Monday over Hell's Half
Acre and Beaver creek in Douglas
county. Promptly at S O'Clock Mon
day morning participants mounted
on horses and about 100 on foot
started on the chase, which had been
looked forward to by the hunters in
this section with great anticipation.
About half dozen members of the
Elks' lodge at Everett came over,
besides several parties from Seattle
and Tacoma.
WENATCHEE.-Th a stone
that went true to its aim. Mrs. Oliver
Bates, wife of the proprietor of the
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-11

dali 374e; Joseph F. Sehreiner,
1887.
County superintendent Of Schools
S. s. Busch, c6o5: ". F. F. Sci
leck. 2193.
County Engineer WIN. J. NJ
Intyre. zoos; c. o, Adams. 1910.
County Coroner David Rosser,
1904; Chas b. Alexander. 1902.
County Commissioner. First Dis
trict ". f. Meloy, sa74. Joseph
Stephenson. 1851.
County Commissioner Third Dis
VIM. Lemay. ATS; James L
Wandling. 1857.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-11
A Square Deal

Is assured you when You buy DIR. Pierses
family medicines-for all the ingredi.
ents entering into them are printed ON
the botte-wrapperS and their formulas
are attested under oath as being complete
and correct. You know just " hat you are
paving for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Natures laboratory. being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing in our
American forests sNd- lille potent to cure
ire perfectly harmless evsp TO the most
;elicate woma~ al 3thildfeN Not drop
iAlcobQl euteE into thelr cQWuQsliiol
! lllG- 6efIsf 6ReG[ is lsed 6Qi6 Ior al:
4cilaS and 4TejflXlae LIE :; M 1s ma
lined -S Siycsfils. s' THIS agent possesss.
.itffhslc MsdicinN properties Of It's own.
cling q most valua BILE antiseptic and anti.
| .rment, nutritive and soothing demul-
] rent.
J Giycerine plays an important part In
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery IN
. cure OF Indigestion, dyspepsia and
4 ak stomach, attended by sour risings
srt-burn. foul breath, coated tongue,
" appetite, gnawing feeling in stom-
/, biliousness and kindred derange-
ats of the stomach, liver and bowels.
esides curing all the above distressing
tents, the Golden Medical Discovery"
iEranes, as catarrh, whether OF the
/ passages or Of the stomach, bowels
slvic organs. Even ia It's Lucrative
ss it viii yield to this sovereign rem
fits use be persevered In. In Chronic
rh OF tho Nasal passages. IL Is well,
taking the aG0iden Medical bis
n" for the necessary constitutional
tent, to cleanse the passages freely
.threa times 4 day with DR.. Sage's
b Remedy. This thorough course
stmant generally cures the worst
chs and hoarseness caused by bron-
~ roat and lung affections. except ci,i-
iin is advanced stages. tie "oDitiei.
discovery Is u most efficient rrns-
cialiy in those obstinate. hars-un
al used by itation and cougi',ii '.n -
y hal mucous membrane. an if>r
tnot 80 good FOR aciir cr..s''- - =
~ sudden colds. nor mus i D. -
c,us consumption in - Advanced
VI nie.licine will do that ~f'et AR rsi
a.. chronic geug.i,. winch. Z ;ff--s.
~ aliy treated, lea. ~ ~ .ttf.~n4 j.
. best medicine that 'atl -stz. y
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-11

Smith and was giving Smith a beat,
ing when the latter drew revolver
and shot Cordova through the breast
This failed to stop Cordova and Smith
fired again, hitting Cordoya between
the eyes, killing him instantly. Smith
was arrested. Tekoa people exon
crate Smith
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-11
WIFE BEATING
ENDS IN DEATH
SHOOTING ARRAY AT ItkOA
When Hotel Cook Assaulted Wife
Dishwashcr Intcrfcrcd and Was
Beaten. So Killed ts>ailant.

CoLFAN, NOV. 10 Walter Cor
doya was shot to dealt IN Tekoa by
f. II Smith today during quarrel
at the Calvert Hotel. Cordova. who
is cook, quarreled with his wife
and was beating her when Smith, who
is dishwasher, interfered
Cordova turned his attention TO
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-11

The Pioneer Employment Office,
Oldest in the city; established h
1903: best OF help furnished free
Geo. Webb, Mgr.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-11

Sewer and irrigation tile from ( TO
- inches at price that you can at
ford; made OF cement; will stand In
side pressure Of II pounds TO the
square inch. We also manufacture
building blocks. lawn vases, coping,
etc. Felton-Wimes Concrete Com
pany. Gil North Front street 90
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Industrial Education

+ .'E.T = W.. s:A -
|. The North Dakota Normal Industrial
school Offers two short courses. be.
ginning January. 4, 19os,s of special in.
terest to young men and young women
ON the farm. The first Of these is a
short course II farm engineering IN
$cluding the study Of arithmetic and
agriculture and the study
and. operation Of steam and gas en-.
.gines:: The second is a short course
ia 8dressmaking and includes the study
of arithmetic and home economies,
and practice in measuring, drafting
and dressmaking. This is a state
school and tuition Is free. Write for
catalogue to the II Norma Ii Industrial
School, Ellendale, North Dakota.
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pefnaanent. A call has been made for
Young men who wish to take up music,
and form junior band. These young
men will be instructed by Mr.. Cramer
during the winter and by spring there
viii be number of them far enough
adyanced to commence work in the
regular band. It Is the intention to
start a new class next year and by this
method train musicians who are per-
naanently located here and thus the
Organization will have class of musi-
CLANS that can be depended upon.
The director is much pleased with
the: turn out that met with him at the
first gathering Tuesday. He has class
ifed them as best he can until they
ara given a trial and as soon as the
Instruments are here he will com
mence work on his Juvenile band.
Those who have enrolled so far are:
F.%Jones, e. Johnson, F. Shultz. F. Pal
mer, HI. Binzer, Robert Collinson, Art
Mclean, cornet; X. Vaughn, J. Sten
son, trombone; G. Tyvan, e. King
bass; J. Wiener, F. w. Peterson; r
Holmes, J. Cowan, drums; e. Hingt
gen, baritone; H. Graham, D. Sanford
alto; d. Prosser, A. Hanson, w. Maher
/ s. MCCARTHY. l.. Goldberg, clarionet;
J. Miller, saxophone; M. Hurst, tenor
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TOXIC NEWS.
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Herb Baitson was in Devils Lake
Wednesday on business connected with
the elevator at this place. We under
stand that it is the intention to close
the elevator here in the near future.
G. l.. Graves and Otto Oleson were
in Devils Lake the latter part of last
week.
Victor Ruth was in Devils Lake over
Monday, night. 1t is intimated that
Vic. has a special attraction in the
city.
G. Smealie returned home Friday
from 3 r.eek,s visit in the eastern part
of the state.
A sleighing party went to Warwick
one evening, last week and it is report:
ed that an excellent time was enjoyed.
1t would seem that such must surely
have been the case If the looks of the
rig when they got home at about s
" NAOSh IAC AOAI AA4OA AAA5 "oo 0Ay I'LL
terion Of the time.
There. is considerable complaint
against the railroad company for not
providing for fire in the waiting room
| at this station. There is no other place
for the passengers to wait for the
trains. At times they are late, and
with no day agent the public have no
| way of knowing it and are obliged to
| wait in cold depot. It is hoped that
something can be done to relieve this
deplorable condition:
Fred Lang was business, visitor
in Devils Lake Friday.
D. r. Case was in Devils Lake on
business Friday and Saturday. e
Misses Hilma Freeburg and Stella
Jaqua were, shopping in town Saturday
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
j. B. CUSHMAN
TRANSFERRED
Promoted to Agent of the G. N. at
Great Falls

A change has been made at the,
Great Northern agent promoted to the
Mr.. j. B. Cushman, who has been
agent of the road here for a number
Of years, has been promoted to the
position of agent of the road at Great
Falls, Montana, and will leave in a
short time to take his new position.
Mr.. o. ]. Hooper, who was local agent
of the Great Northern at Minot, N. D.,
has been appointed to succeed MIR.
Cushman in this city and has already
begun his duties here. Mr.. Cushman
will be missed by a large circle Of
friends in this city and especially
among the railroad fraternity with
whom he was very popular. During
his residence here he has taken an ac-
tive part in public affairs and has been
very well thought of as an honest and
upright citizen and it is this class of
men that Devils Lake are always anx.
ious to hold as its residents. But az
we lose Mr.. Cushman we will welcome
Mr.. Hooper, who is very estimable
gentleman and a thorough railroad
man. The change made makes an ad.
vancement for both gentlemen and
their many friends in this city and
Minot will wish each of the gentlemen
success.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
PETERSON. &.
ADAMS DISO[ We
j. 0. Adams Bnys Interest of 1. {.
Peterson

A deal was closed this week where
by u @. Adams OF, the: firm Of Peterson
& Adams, general hardware dealers of
this city, has bought the interests of
his partner, Mr.. L. e. Peterson, and
will continue the business under the
name Of ). G. Adams Mr.. Peterson,
who was the senior partner of the firm,
will leave Immediately after the first
Of the new year for Idaho Falls, Idaho,
where$he will go with a view of locat-
ing in the hardware business in, that
city. During his residence here Mr..
Peterson has made a great many
friends who will regret to see him and
his family leave the city Mr.. Peter
son has been one of Devils Lakes most
prominent business men, has always
taken an active part in the affairs of
the city and has at all times shown
the true spirit Of progressiveness.
During. his business career in this city
he has helped build up one of the finest
and most substantial businesses in the
city and he will be missed from the
business circles of the. city. Mr..
Adams who. has bought him out is a
very capable and energetic business
man and will run the business on the
same lines that it has been running
IN the past. ~... 1:
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ILL
IN NlNNEAP0 OILS

i Minneapolis, Dec. 5.-United States
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota
is in Minneapolis. He is attended by an
eye and ear specialist and for the last
two days trained nurse has been
assisting the physician. Senator Hans
brough's condition is not thought to
be a serious one. He came to Min
neapolis several days ago on his way
to. Washington to attend the coming
session Of congress. He was not feel
ing well when he undertook the trip
and since arriving in Minneapolis he
has been growing worse.-Grand Forks
Times. - =. -. -
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GOOD SHIPMENT.
OF LEMONS
Displayed at the Bijou Last -Saturda,
~@.'' =. = NiQht :

The Mohr-McMillan entertainers,
which entertained 60" at the Bijou
last Saturday have, come and gone and
we hope that We will never: see them
any "Mohr" We have seen lots Of
amateur performances and paid good
price for them and were satisfied, but
when a professional troupe of players
come along and asperson4pays q a good
price to see them and. then gets stung
it is about time to, make a noise. The,
company arrived in the city Saturday
six strong and were billed at the Bijou.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11

According to the press advertisements
that had been sent out about the COM
pany the people of the city expected
a rare treat. And they got it. 1t was
indeed a rare treat, one never to be
forgotten. OF all the "ham-fatsn we
have ever seen in the amusement line
this aggregation are of the first water.
With the exception Of Miss Dahl, who
exhibited at the piano, the company
are about the worst in their particular
line that has ever struck Devils Lake.
Miss Dahl is remarkably good player
and why she wastes her time touring
the great northwest With spin show"
we cannot understand.
To review the entire cast would &C.
cupy too much Of our valuable space,
but we cannot help saying a few
words about some of the principal
characters. Miss Mohr, who is sup
posed to be the "leadin' loidy," at
/ tempted to recite that sentimental lit
tie poem Of Drummond's and the way
she carved the characters wasn't slow.
The poem is supposed to be in a very
rich Canadian French dialect, but in
stead Miss Mohr gave a true imperson-
alton Of the character of a Bowery
tough. We do not mean to insinuate
against Miss Mohr in the least, but
we are of the opinion that she does
not understand the French dialect or
she has never heard it, for the dialect
she used was far different from what
is required in the piece. Her second
number, "A Set of Turquoise" was
not near SO bad, but she had some
difficulty in keeping track of her char.
acters. Several times she lost the
hero in the plot and had to feel around
in the dimly lighted stage to find where
| she left him when she had finished
her: lines. The Old Time Quartette
was a marvel. In the ringing OF the
Swiss bells part of the numbers were
good, but on several occasions Mr.
Mcmillan, who occupies the bass end
of the table, fell asleep between rings
but when the number was finished
Mr. Mcmillan was the first to bow tt
the appaluse. Here we left and We
were GLAD Of it. We may have missei
/ the best part Of the entertainment, BIZ
we saw sufficient to satisfy us TO!
some time. :
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
TnF: CITY

The big sale of women's and chill
dren's coats still on at the New York
Cash Store.
H. M. Holmes of White Earth, was
business visitor in Devils Lake We'd
nesday.
Mrs. e. A. Breidert was hostess to a
few friends at her home Monday even
ing.
Howard Connolly, who has been Wis
iting at Grand Forks, returned to his
home in this city Tuesday.
Phil Rutter, who has been employed
in the barber shop of Joe Wickert in
this city, has gone to Doyon where he
will oDen shop Of his own.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh underwent a
serious operation at Mercy hospital
Wednesday morning. It will be vel
come news to her many friends to
know that she stood the operation well
and is improving nicely.
Choice mixed candies 10c, l5c and
zoe per pound at Mann's Model Gro.
cery.:
James Bannister, who has held the
position DIT syardfnasters of the Local
yards here for a number of years has
been promoted to the yards in Great
Falls, and has already made the trans
fer. Fred Slick of Breckenridge, has
been appointed to succeed Mr.. Ban
mister.
Charles Stone, representing the Sur
Insurance company, and R. W. Schim
mel Of the Germania company, were ir
the city Monday to adjust the loss ot
the Goldberg and Budde fires and the
damage done to the firm Of Graham
& Graham. The losses were satisfac
~rily adjusted.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
THE 10 LEADS
in ADVERTISING VI :Il|'l | ) IN
All Other Papers IN the County
Take Back Seat =. v :.

Last week. the advertising columns
of the Inter-Ocean displayed sign of
progressiveness In the ranks of the
business interests of the city. For
weeks the Inter-Ocean has been crowd
ed with all kinds Of advertising which
is a good indication that the adver-
tisers realize what is the best medium
through which to tell the people what
they have for sale: Last week we car
ried $40 inches Of display advertising,
besides large number of reading no
tices and legal notices. This figure
is the largest In amount of inches of
any paper in the county, and we dare
say that it is largeer than any two
papers in the county. ~
We appreciate the ability Of the mer-
chants of the city to Judge for them
selves as to where they get the most
valuable advertising. The Inter-Ocean
with its large subscription list is a
valuable organ to: q city of this size
and its columns are valuable assets
to any business. concern. AS is shown
by the advertising in the Inter Ocean,
Devils Lake: has a class of business
men who believe in printers ink and
use the space in the paper freely.
The advertisers in this paper are
the most progressive, and most pros
porous concerns in the city. Adver-
tising is the most essential part of any
successful business concern. Take
for instance the advertisers in this
city. It has been clearly proved that
the merchants that advertise contin-
ually throughout the year are the ones
that are able to build their own build.
ings and able to carry a complete
stock and have the most up-to-date
stores in the city. What makes this
SO? They, appreciate the value oi
newspaper yertislngs and are use
ing a good share Of it with the Inter
Ocean, which we appreciate thorough
ly. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
Words of Commentator
Mr.. Inter-Ocean:

Mr.. Inter-Ocean:
That was not only very nice but
certainly well deserved compliment
that you paid in the last issue of your
paper to our excellent fire department
for their very efficient work at the
Goldberg-Budde fire. That basement
fire was a very stubborn thing to
tackle and they certainly did very re-
markable work to confine the fire in
such close limits and thus prevent
what would otherwise have been a
serious conf1agration. l am just mail
ing copy Of your paper with this
item marked to each of my twelve in.
surance companies and each special
agent. Yours truly,
"A. Nj. Powell.
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(1ARSkI

+.
On Saturday, December 1st, a most
unique party was given at the beauti-
full home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bresch,
the occasion being the return of their
daughter, Miss Helen Bresch, and
friend, Miss Powell, from California,
and the ieaye-taking Of Mrs. r. Bresch
TO join her husband in their Los An
.geies home. California. = About one
hundred guests were invited to dine at
S p. m, and at the appointed time were
ushered into the spacious dining room,
where q delicious feast awaited them.
The remainder of the evening was
splendid social event, where dancing,
and card playing were in order for:
those who wished % indulge. All re-.
port q most excellent time. Mr. Fred
Bresch Is one Of the many people who
found his Eldorado In Ramsey county,
North Dakota. He owns several hum
dred acres of land, a large modern.
home, furnace heated. elegantly fur.
nished, etc, and on. buildings second:
to onene
mrs q. 4. Ellis called On friends.
Saturday.
81 Mr., o. sather was Id town Friday:
and attended the bachel elors bal
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11

New silk kimonas for Xmas gifts on
display at the New York Cash Store.
w. E. Ward was up from Melville
Wednesday.
O. B. sather of Belden, was In the
city Wednesday.
L. D. Maurer of Starkweather, was
in the city Wednesday.
New mixed nuts, pounds for 26e,
at Mann's Model Grocery.
T. Nd. Gordon OF Valley City, was in
the city the first of the week.
Peder Sorenson of DeGroat township
was shopping in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Scholander OF Willistcn, is tho
guest Of Mrs. Geo. w. Mooers.
DR.. Carter, wife and baby OF War
wick, were in Devils Lake Wednesday.
Frank Morris of Aberdeen, S. D.,
is spending few days with friends i'm
this city.
G. Stevens of Churchs Ferry, trans
acted business in the city between
trains Tuesday.
Mrs. C. x. Ellis of Webster, was
shopping in the city the early part Of
the week.
Corl potoreoo who was cDerata6 ON
at Mercy hospital last Friday, isore-
| covering rapidly and will soon be able
| to be about again.
Attorney F. T. Cuthbert was in Min
newaukan the first Of the week looking
after legal matters.
Treasurer Rasmus Sorenson of the
| Farmers road, was down from Web
ster the first of the week
The best assortment Of high class
merchandise lowly priced for Xmas
gifts. will be found at the Naw York
Cash Store.
Earl Brown and wife left this week
for Vancouver, British Columbia,
where Mr.. Brown has accepted a posi-
ton with railroad. While in this
:.fcity-cMr. Brown has beeR aassste
yard master of the Great Northern
and has made great--mang-zffr ffriendss
The people of this cityl will regret
their departure.
The University CLUB met with MRS.
w. D. Jones Saturday evening and
made arrangements fog MeA ANNUAL
meeting which will begheld lI9 he pdd
Fellows hall during Christmas week.
\ Arrangements have been made for the
glee club of the uHizeFsitsysEtsas
land the event is bsfng ftt5fs u ard
to with great delight! Gl;G .1!t & otos
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-11
JUNIOR BAND
Randmaster GraEler has Ad0ptedl
Means foe laeecrlIItinQ Band

III It has been difficult to maintain Il
drst:elass band Id this city for the:
reason that the musicians are to d
large extent transit ieit. They come
here and invariably il has been the
case that about the time the band
began to- set sorne neWhat proficient.
some Of the best players would 90
away, and thus the work has been eons
tinualiy retarde ed
PROT Syraaaer has h now adopted 5a3
plan that II ID .theugh ght will havesa ten.
Idsncy To make the orga anization more
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-10-08
Death of Judge Russell.

Pueblo.-Joseph Lynn, negro, VINO,
May 18th. murdered Sarah James, a
white girl sixteen years old, will pay
the penalty for his crime on the gal
lows at Canon City this week. unless
the government gives him reprieve.
Lynn was sentenced to be hanged. by
District Judge Essex, June 30 The
trial was held in the early part of June
and the jury took only thirteen min
utes to reach a verdict, finding him
guilty of murder in the first degree
and fixing the penalty at DEATH Lynn
is still hopeful of a reprieve.