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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
Commissioners 81: ! i
!. Proceedings

+ Adjourned meeting OF the board OF
county commissioners OF Ramsey
County, North Dakota August Bird,
1909. ~ ..a.
The board met at 2 O'Clock pursuant
to adjournment Present, Commission
ers Johnson, Nesseth, EEmigh Maloney1
and Samuel - 80 ,s;5. b: r. 4
4 petition signed by G. Hunt and;
ten other resident tax payers, asking
that this board appropriate the sum of
500 to be used ON the road between
sections and s, and II and 49, Fanch-T
. er township was read and moved that
Commissioners Johnson, Maloney and
Nesseth be appointed as. a committee
to view said location and report as to
the necessity of same. &c
N A petition signed, by tThresa Schile,
asking to have the assessment TedHc,
ed on lot OF Maher & Locke Bird add
r to the city Of Devils Lake for the rea-
son that she was assessed for build
ing in the sum of $3.50 through error
was read. 1t was moved that refnnding
read 1t was moved that refunding
order of s10.21sb be issued to the above
named on account of said error. Car
ried. '' -. rsss.5
"A petition signed bylA EHeddon and
eight other resident tax payers, ask.
!. ing that this board Appropriate funds
sufficient to aid in repairing the road
running west from Edmore through
Fancher township was read and on
= motion Commissioners Johnson, Ma
& Ioney. and Emigh were appointed to
view said location and report as to
the necessity of same. e sss5 q
The following report was. then read !:
/. To the Hon Board of County Com
missipners, zs +;s i.s5 ~
Ramsey County North Dakota. 81
Gentlemen: 1879 II. y
We, the committee appointed to
view certain locations where grades
and repairing Of roads have been pc.
B titioned for. beg leave to report that
NE have viewed same and recommend
as follows: So II,
$50 to be expended on the grade be-
B tween 5 and 16, Hope township.
$50 toabe expended on the grade be
tween Sections and s, IL and s18;
Fancher township. = 81: So Z
800 to be expended ON the grade
between sections zSS and Hope
4 township
800 to be expended on the grade
OA tuS CoWAStAp HIS @USlWStH &SSElOus
III and IL. Overland township and G
4 and Z, Fancher township and S408tG
be expended on the roads leading Wesi
4 from Edmore through Fancher town
ship. e. s sS:T. 4
All OF which is respectfully submit
ted. q:
B - $ .fsigneD
DIES s:5. .ss IN 3 81 g a. JOHNSON,
8 5 5l.E J. 81 FS q. Nesseth /:
- Z. H Maioney, u E
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
HIGH SCHOOL
HAS GOOD MEN
Baseball Players Lining Up
and Prospects Are Bright
for Pennant Winner.

Captain Fitzpatrick OF the High school
basketball team Is very enthusiasts
about this years nine. OF last year
team only four men viii be missing
These are Willard Stephens. who played
such a consistent game last year ann
who will undoubtedly be seen in the game
at the university this year: Charles Fitz-
gerald, the star second basenan: RAJ
mond Brown. pitcher: and Roy Billing
who was adtudged one OF the best fieic-
Grams who viii be in the game again this
year are; Captain Fitzpatrick, thiEj
basei Lon Romney, last years first base
man BIZ Ireseder, who r. very val,l-
er; kenden Thomas. Warthman an5
HurlbUt, the fielders. The hardest places
10 fill this year VIII be at catcher ana
pitcher. Among the pitchers will be viii
in the box last year. The new ones viii
be Matthew Gallagher, who pitched ofi
the Hamilton school team, which Wol
the grade school championship last wear.
AID Glen Sinclair, of last years Lincoia
school team, which won second place
With these men in the box this position
should be we'll cared for At catch the
likeliest men for the position are "Ikey'
hcIllear, who caught for the lincoln
school last year, and Frank Wheeling q
the Lafayette school and Reynoid wal
lace. The new men who will try for the
other positions on the team are Larry
Clayton. Bill Yeates. Mercer Stout, BIZ
GoOdspeed, Gordon Kirby and Rcderic
Korns, and when the active practice be
gins there will De at least fifteen more
The men will report for their first praC-
tice on The LIST Of April. They viii have
Robert Porter for coach again this year.
may turn out a team 20 capture the pen
nant-
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been under the eye of the left guard.
Of course. the center's move is made
the instant he disposes OF the sphere.
and he does not move back to guard
his own individual opponent until he
is given the word by the guard who is
under the goal at the other end of the
floor.
1t is the function OF the loose guard.
however, to keep an eye on the op-
posing center who is left free by No.
IS mode of covering the opposing for
ward. If the guards shot at the goal
fails and the ball is sent down the
floor By one Of the opposing players It
is up to him to get to the SIDE of the
loose center in the shortest period of
time possible.
4 certain measure Of intuition tells
the players just what sort of defense
TO assume when things begin to get
dangerous under the opponents bas-
bet. Not q moment should be wasted
in getting to the side Of the opponent
VINO Is most likely to De used in the
shot at goal. The man nearest the
goal who is also unguarded. IS ths
player to whom the sphere s usually
sent. and that should be the objective
point Of the players of the team repre-
scented as aggressor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
LEADERS DISCUSS
NATIONAL RACE
McGraW Says: "The Cubs
Can't Beat Us Out of
This. Years Flag.

Not al Of the managers and owners in
the National league are claiming the flag
OF 1909 Most of the magnates discuss
the prospects without prejudice. But down
at Marlin Springs comes word from
Muegsy McGraw which indicates that he
does not love the Chicago Cubs nor the
national commission any too much Fol-
lowing are what the big bosses of tee
National have to say about the 1903 pen
nant chase:
Marlin. Tex. Feb 2S.-wIth the ad-
vance guard OF the New York Giants at
work here under the eye Of their man
aser, John J. &cGraw Is out with an ear
y prediction that MS team will win that
National league flag which they came so
close TO winning last season. Losing the
1903 psnnant because Merkle forgot tot
touch second base is a ''touchyi subject
with McGraw. who thinks the rules were
interpreted with bit too much atten-
ton TO the letter Of the law instead Of
to the spirit. The Giants will put in
several weeks around here, and the large
squad IS expected 10 be in the finest
trim when it reaches New York on April
"A TO open the season with Brooklyn.
They can't beat US ont Of this years
rag, IS as much as McGraw viii say
about the pennant race.
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CURED SOUND AND WELL.

Dear Sifs:-I dian { fnd cat thst 80 osztTseted
Contagious BlooS Poison until Il had mads consider
aba headway, and fortunately FL ne ths hts14
thst 6rss consulted kkS had sose experiences via
sAs disease, and ADVISES ne 70 TAXA s. s. g., -
sidn't fool with any doctors bat began az onos eke
use Of your msdictss, fzkiAE Il - dEeeteS. Ny
friend tele me to Etek 70 II, and that was ~hkf
did ana got along syislaid1y fsS5 tAe WY gst zd
my recovery vas rapid. TOOK namSsS q sokxtes,
and an nov as well Is ever. Wien eeea1 s. Q. s.
my face was - fuii d soEss and e-apnsns tAat
ooald net shave, and now thsTs 10 act bsotsA e
bat can best 8. s. S, foT BlooS Pcssos, sss al
ways reeomme1G u foT gGek esses. friend 81
mine is taking il now, AMI is getting sioaE nicely.
WALTER WISER.
ss4 Oakley st., Bvsssvils, Izs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
i'm HOME LIFE
TOLD BY MRS. JEFF
champion Fighters Wife In
SlSts She Is Not Boss
Around Their Home.
teS&eLADYs G. ApAMs1

Los Angeles, Feb. 27.-"Au this talk
bout my 'bossing' my husband is abb
urdly false and ridiculous" so spoke
drs. James J. Jeffiiess wife Of the IN
defeated heavyweight champion Of the
world, The pretty little woman looked
annoyed, as if she felt. too big to cry
md too mad to laugh Jim" she calls
iim Jim, rs not the man who would be
lenpecked and / would not try to. The
dea OF their saying that the reason he
viii not fight Johnson or anyone else is
because l won't let him. ] never inter
era with my husbands business and that
one reason we are so happy"
Are you opposed to Jour husband fight
ng again?"
Mrs. Jeffries was noncOmmittal, but
iBally replied: HE can do as he pleases
about that l have never tried to influ-
snce him In any way. We never talk
light at home. even with his men friends
ny husband does not like 10 discuss the
light game.
I'VE have lovely home. in fact we
ave two. the one on Cypress avenue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
TIPPtTS GOES 70 COAST
Boxer Who Was Matched With Man
tell Gets Offer at Los
Angeles.

Jack Tippets announced last evening
that he would leave for Los Angeles or
Monday night. Tippets thinks there is
some kind Of a hood0o hanging on him
around Salt Lake and he IS unable 70 get
a match The outlook is much better OF
the coast, so Tippets thinks. He receives
aHletter yesterday from Freddie COTbett
yFfb says he can get him q match as soon
as he arrives in the city. The match with
Manteil which was called off, was
watched with eageruess on the coast ana
the fact that local fans considered Tip
pets good enough to go against man o.
MantsITs class, gives Tippets quite
boost IN the coast town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
RULES CHANGED FOR
BILLIARD TOURNEY

New York, Feb 1.-THE contestants
who will participate in the worlds cham
pi0nship tournament at lS.3 baikiine bill
iiards commencing in Madison Square
Garden concert hail March -. met here
today and agreed to modify the present
rule which provides for one night matches
50 that by mutual consent Of both chsl-
lenger and holder of the trophy. match
could be made for more than one nights
play Of 80 points each night. The con
testants will be Louis Cure Of Paris.
George Sutton of Chicago, George Slossou
Of New York Ora c MorningstaT OF New
York. Calvin W. Demarest Of Chicago.
Albert c. Cutler of Boston and Il. =.
Cline OF Philadelphia.
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| F | T S II L K /.
IT'S RIGHT
CROWLEY MEETS JfFFORDS
Park City Boxing Fans Given a Go
in the Heavyweight
Glass.
(special to The Herald. }


Park City, Feb. G.-PaTk City sports
win be given an opportunity of witnessing
another boxing contest here in the Dewey
theatre on the evening OF Saturday,
March 20. when Pete Crowley and Jack
Jeffords will face each other in the roped
arena for twenty-round contest.
Great rivalry exists between the Irish
and Cornish people here and since the
defeat of Tibbets by Crowley several
weeks ago the English boys have been
working overtime 10 find q man who
they think can take the Irishmsn's meas
ure and they now declare that the man
has been found in the person of Jeffords,
who is a big husky, weighing over 10
pounds and who is built Ike a fighter,
Crowley Will probably be handled for
this bout by some Salt Lake man who Is
very much interested In him, and who de
clares that Pete can be put In good shape
and il is the opinion of the Salt Laker
that this Park City man will some day
make the big fighters sit up and take no
tice. When the articles of agreement
were drawn up last night il was decided
that this contest would be for 500 side
and the regular percentage of the gate
receipts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
BY George StaIIinss.
Manager New York;

New York is going TO be the surprise Of
the American lea que. There is talent on
that team tlIat viii surprise the fans. take
that from me. They finished last IN 1903
but many unpleasant reasons accounted
for that. The Highlanders won't be last
this year. They may not win the pen
uant, but when the season is over people
Will be saying: The New York High
lsnderS were a great team And. mind
YOU, We have an even chance for the
flag. ! am not cunceding anything to any
other team. Some are already awarding
the peunant TO Cleveland. Well, wait and
see. | admit the Maps are fine but we
Won't take their dust In Knight and
Ward I have two better players than the
fans really know about There are other
SURPRISES coming
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
BY Clark Griffith.
lManager CincInnati.l

cannot promise q pennant for Cincin-
natl in my first year there. But we are
going TO create more disturbance in our
National league circuit than some people
imagine. Fast, young players make up
the Cincinnati team. and If some Of our
new players develop as ] think they will
the Reds will have a bully chance to land
q decent place in the first division. There
will be no slowing Up by the Reds. They
are Just the sort Of team ike to work
with. and l feel sure they VIII deliver
the goods. The team is not decided on
exactly. as there are several new play
ers IL the squad on whom have not had
Z. 49, % = linz,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
CoyEHED WIFE SORES

IWas SHsieted vita = terrible blood dlsssSe,
which was IN skots At frat, but Afterwards SPREAD
ali ever my body. These sosz bzoke oet into soEss,
and Il is easy to bnsEtse tia saaeEiaz sa6Ere5.
Before became esnvfuesd that tie ao1tpTs eoasS ss
me no good had spent hundred dollars, Rhiea gSs
really throws away. I the8 tried vsFf0xs rate1t
medicines, trt tkey &S set rseeh TIE tfssasa.
wher had finished ny srst b0stls Of s. s. s.
was greatly improved, ans vas delighted wish tss
result The large red splstches On my chest bsEza
to gov paier ana snzllsz, and before isag dtksf-
pcsreS entirely. segzinsd uy lost WEIGHT. b.
came stToBEes ana my appetite crafty improved.
Twas soon entirely well, and ny sk5s - eezT -
piece q glass. 4. L. MEYERS.
s. Clinton street, Newark, n. ].
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BY William Murray.
manager PHILADELPHIA

The Philiies were a thorn IN the side
OF every National league team last sea-
son. We could not quite win the flag
ourselves, but We upset all the others
so often that it was really the Phiiadel-
phia team which decided the race. We
intend to throw an even bigger scare into
the leaders this year by finishing ahead
of everybody. Our team is young and
fast has good pitching TO bank on, and
! believe with 3 little better luck than
we had last season viii be right there
al the finish, able 10 hold our opn with
any OF them. Chicago and New York
look fine, as usual. but l do not think
they have anything on the Phillies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
rKK USUAL SYMPTOMS.

Having used S. s. s. quite extensively, Amip
position 70 know It's VIRTUES As the result 81 Sc
rious blood disorder my blood became poisoned and
/ suffered severely With Rheumatism and ctbeT
symptoms not necessary to mention. friend ted
ne ke hAA been cared Of ny trouble BY S. S. S.
and upon hts recommendation began its use. Az
ter gsing Il for some tine my bleed thcr0aEhiy
cieansed Of All p0isoas and made pufe ana stfoaZ
again.
wish also 70 speak Of its tonic properties. Il
built Up ny general health, it improved ny spSs-
tite, gave me Increased strength. and felt tettsg
in every way. / am great believer in s. S. s.,
and with pleasure recommend Il TO an who nseS
good blood medicine. ROBERT N. ZWRTTZIG.
$40 Chestnut Street, Lebanon, Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
BY Charles Ebbetts.
president Brooklyn.D

The Brooklyns have been despised sec
ond division people for the last few sea
sons. but I have high hopes for the COM
ing season. We have u good team for
this year and d bully chance 10 break
into the first division. / DO not claim
Il pennant. for 7 don't think VIC are Of
championship "aliber vet, but we are
building UP TO that class. In Harry I.um-
ley we have picked up a manager Of the
first grade. lie IS a natural hitter. whom
other players respect. ] think he will
prove a good leader and discipltnsrisn-
and that his men will work hard for him
We have a big lot Of new fellows. and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

With the approach of the end of the
basketball season, when champion
ships are to be decided, the manager.
coach and captain find themselves con-
fronted by the proposition of getting
their players into top-notch shape for
the grueling contests. As in most title
games, the contests are decided in
such a manner that il becomes neces-
sary to play perhaps half & dozen
games in three days.
Nevertheless il is one of the most
trying ordeals to which the players are
subjected. Therefore the most careful
preparation IS needed in order that the
men may show themsel to the best
advantage and at the same time keep
their strength for the final games and
may not suffer from too much basket
bali after the series is finished.
Therefore il is up to the far-seeing
manager and captain TO start prepare
tions right. No games should be played
within two weeks of the championship
contests. There should be twice-a-
week practice during the first ten days
of that two weeks and during the
three days preceding the series the
players should not see a basket ball
They should keep in perfect training
condition. by sleeping nine hours each
night, taking long walks to make that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
BY Connie Mack.
lNfanaEer Philadelphla.

From the big squad we had last fall
and from new players coming l think
team can be put together which viii be
fully up to the old standard Of the Ath-
letics. We were in the rut last season all
the time practically. However, new blood
has replaced the old, and I can see TIE
possibilities Of a fine team. 1t is up TO
rs to make good in our new ball park.
and I guess we viii be there all right
when the bell rings. The west won't
carry off all the hOnors this year. All
four players IN the first division went
west last season. That will be changed.
Cleveland does loom Up strong, that's
fact; but ] doubt If they win the pen
nant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

With A team of fast youngsters who
have their careers before them instead Of
behind them, 1 think the Red SoE viii be
right I'D in the pennant hunt every step
Of the way. A long list OF new players
will be taken to Hot Springs for the early
training there, and ! think two or three
good ones-corking good oDes-are in that
bunch. We have been criticised in some
quarters for letting Criger and Young go.
But wait and see. We will do better than
last year, when we had those two great
PLAYERS And We are going to do a whole
lot better None of them has got any
thing IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
BY joe CsntlIion.
NIanager Washington

The Washington club looks great to me
] think we will make the best showing
ever made by a Capital city team Our
pitching staff is as strong as any body's
and the other departments are strong
and well balanced. Some Of the dopesters
have started giving Cleveland the pen
naut again What the Washingtons did
20 Cleveland last season was a sin. and
we viii be right there after them again
We have got it on that bunch and will
continue TO trim them next season. CIeve-
land won't win any pennant and you can
make that as strong Is you like. / only
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

IL mas It's VfCufnS IN us power
almost before they realize its
presence, because its first
symptom is usually a little
sore or pimple so insignificant
that it does not excite suS-
picion. But the inSidiouS
poison is at work on the blood
and in a short while the pa
tient finds he is more or less
affected from head TO foot.
Contagious Blood Poison
is too dangerous to trifle with.
No time should be lost in rid
ding the blood Of this destruc-
tive poison, and in no disease
is il more important to have
the proper remedy. Medi-
cineS which merely check the
symptoms for a time and leave
the real cause smouldering in
the system have brought mis-
cry and disappointment to
thousands. Faithfully the SUI
ferers took such treatment,
usually of mineral nature, and
when all symptoms had dis
appeared and the treatment
was left of. found the virus
had only been shut up in the
system awaiting a favorable
opportunity to return, with
every symptom intensified.
S. S. S. cures Contagious
Blood Poison and cures it
permanently. II goes down
into the blood and removes
every particle CT the poison,
makes the circulation pure
and healthy, and does not
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

Removing symptoms all that necessary Con
agous Blood Poison The vruen which produce these
ward manifestations must be completely driven from the blood before
real be effected The least faint left in the circulation will
later fresh outbreak of the trouble with all the hid
symptoms liberated mouth and throat copper coored o
falling hair, sores and ulcers etc
Contagious Blood Poison the most eaerous Of all diseases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
BY William Locke.
lsecretarv PittsburrN

The Pirates will be right in the fight
again this year. We lost by one game
last fall. but have no complaints to make
in the way luck broke for US. II was a
tough race in 1908, but 7 anticipate an
other such contest for first honOrs again
this year, We have strengthened up. or
al least we think we have. BY the addi-
ton of new players. Whether they make
good remains to be seen. but to me it
looks as though We were quite a bit bet
ter off than last season. New York and
Chicago look like our strongest foes, but
Philadelphia is a dark horse which must
not be left out OF consideration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

The Doves did not make the showing
last season they were capable of. but
think we will be heard from this year
We have a team that IS capable of high
power when !. gets started right, and,
Of course, II is up to me to make the
start of the right sort. l think It would
to beat out Chicago or New York with
their seasoned teams but you can bet
all you've got tfit we will take many
a fall out Of those clubs. They will know
VIE are on the Job every time we hook
up, and IL things break right we have
q good chance for a first division berth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
BY Roger eresnahan.

tMAnaSSr St. LOUISE
II is long, hard pull from the bottom
TO the top. Probably the Cardinals will
not do Il ell In one season, but I am
bound that they shall be far better club
than they were last season. There is
considerable talent on the st. Louis club
and think it can all be brought to the
surface. We have pretty good pitchers
and with luck favoTing me l viii coach
every game. Naturally, I DO not expect
to be favored 70 that extent. but that is
what I would like TO do. We have some
surprises to spring, and do not check the
Cardinals Of 1893 Up for last place W"
viii beat out more than one team
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WINNING IN sWITzERLAND.

VaIlars SouTOIlun. Switzerland. Feb y
The Canadian rink, csptsined by James
AIcDermid today won the international
curling bonspiel here.
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leave he slightest of the disease for future outbreaks S S.
entirely Of roots herbs and barS all of which
ing and cleansing in their nature 1t does not contain particle
of mineral any form inue the delicate parts Of the system
s. s. viii >so drive sny lingering remains of mineral poison
thst may The hood from the former II you Suf
feng Contagious Blood Poison S. S. s. will you because
viii ry blood Home treatment book and medical advice
NV " :" ' TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA