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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-08
Best of Health.

Indian Harbor. Labrador. via Cape
Ray, \. f., SeptIT.-Despite his many
hardships i'm the Arctic regions, Com
mander Robert E.aPeary appears to be
in the best of health and spirits. When
told that DIR. Cook had reported finding
the pole, those on board the Roosevelt
expressed surprise. but declined to
make any statement. other than that
no traces of any previous expedition
had been found.
When commander Peary returned to
the Roosevelt from the far north and
announced his success. there was great
rejoicing on the ship. Peary was much
affected by the reception.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-08
B ad Weather,

-unfavorable weather conditions in
the Strait of Belle Isle. which are re-
ported by wireless stations, may con-
siderahly hamper the progress of the
steamer Roosevelt which is bearing the
Peary expedition southwark. 1t is not
known when the steamer will reach
Chateau bay, which Is north of the
northeast entrance of the strait.
Wireless stations in the north report
that up to this evening Peary had not
reached Belle harbor. which is 50
miles north OF Chateau bay.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-08
CONTROVERSY GROWS
WARMER
Continued from Page one.)
e that Cook had been there before

pole that Cook had been there before
him.
This seems impossible. Even II
Peary was there two weeks or two
days after DIR. Cook he might not have
found any track of the first party
because of the movement of the DRIFT
ice. 1t is probable also that the NOV
ing ice took away the metal box Cook
left at the pole"
Commodore Hovgaard though 1t
probable that the north pole was a
place which could not be permanently
marked. and in conclusion he said that
II had been a real race between Cook
and Peary To get tn the pole first and
be the first To return.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-08
PRESIDENT ELLIOTT
VISITOR IN BUTTE

ideht of the Northern Pacific railway.
Was in Butte today. completing his
tour Of inspection from Seattle to this
city, He has been five weeks on the
road. With the president are General
Superintendent George A. Goodell. Dr.
vision Freight and Passenger Agent w.
ii Merriman. Thomas Cooper. the
presidents private secretary, and Gen
eral Agent Kennedy Of Spokane.
President Elliott stated taat he had
Travelled 1000 miles without leaving the
Northern Pacific tracks and that he
had gone ever every foot Of road on
the system.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-08
HAMILTON BREv|T|ES

Hamilton. Sept. 7.-George T. Baggs
of Stevensvilie is looking after bust
ness interests in the valley.
James Appolonio of Victor is a guest
at the Hamilton.
William Loose of Monroe, Mich, is
looking over Bitter Root lands.
Charles II. Buck of StevensvilIe
spent Monday in Hamilton on bust
ness.
G. p. Mendell of Stevensvillc is reg
istcred at the Hamilton.
Gus Bailey of Corvallis called on
friends In Hamilton Monday.
II. Bailey of Kansas City is spend
ing few days i'm the valley.
William Fate, ID. b. McGregor and
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-08

forceful talk in favor of the temper
ance movement and denounced the
liquor traffic in scathing terms.
The camp is being broken up today
and the Adventists who have been at
tending the meeting LEFT on tnc NOM
ing and afternoon trains for their
homes.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-08
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Butte, Sept. IAN uncapped post,
knocked out by falling ground, struck
Dennis Harrington. a timberman, and
killed him instantly on the sill floor
of the S00-foot level of the Anaconda
mine today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

Mrs. Coulter has made such n good
impression on u number of tennis
people with her play that several OF
them are talking of trying to induce
the champion of Hawaii to go to the
coast and compete In some of the
mainland tournaments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
Medal Play At
Country Club

On Sunday, December 10, there will
be- some interesting golf played at the
Country Club. when the Open Medal
will be pulled on. The links are look.
ing at their best at present and the
greens arc freshened up a lot.
Every Sunday large number Of
golfers run out to the club and the
sec ne around the clubhouse Is an ami.
mated one. Several new members
have joined lately, and lot OF the old
ones who had dropped the game for a
while have come back to the fold.
The Medal play will be the last OF
the year, and then new schedule of
golf competitions will be arranged for
the new year. The past year has been
a very successful one for the Country
Club. and things are fourishing fine.
The prospects of the whole place be.
longing to the Club before long appear
bright, ant as the membership roll is
growing daily the financial position Of
the club Is assured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

Nothing fresh developed In the
baseball field yesterday after the
gu let N went to press, and the
prospects OF the J. A, c. nine play
ing the st. Louis team seem faint.
We suppose the Waikiki ghosts are
sports" and as such should be pro-
tected from so there, Jack"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
Poultry Show 10
Be Large Ore

As the time for the annual poultry
show approaches much interest is
being shown In the event, and all
the owners OF fancy breeds are get
ting their charges into condition.
The show will open on January ~
and will close on the evening OF the
18th: during the four days OF the
exhibition many other interesting
things besides fowls will be shown.
The Federal Experiment Station
will have several exhibits in the
show, and samples of cotton grown
In these islands will form a fine dis
play. II is also assured that the
Board OF Agriculture and Forestry
will have a splendid assortment OF
grains, fibre plants and woods on the
list of exhibits.
The fertilizer works will also show
samples of their manufacture. and f.
q. Hall & Sons will send In some ex.
hibits of incubators and other arti-
Cles much In use on Ole poultry
farms.
PRESIDENT Raymond Brown OF the
Association feels confident that the
coming show is going to be the best
ever held in these islands and thar
the public will be astonished at the
class OF birds shown.
Professor Porter Of the College OF
Hawaii will act as Judge. and as he
10 an expert In the chicken business
he should make good without any
trouble. The position OF Judge In
any kind OF live stock show Is not
the most pleasant In the world, as It
Is hard to avoid hurting someone's
feelings where cherished chicken,
cat or dog is concerned.
The show next month is going to
be really large one. and the num-
Der Of exhibits benched the biggest
ever gotten together in Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
Local and Coast
Auto Doines

A remarkable instance of long
sustained motor car cylinder com
preston was brought to light not
long ago In Seattle. WASH. by M. s,
brigham. the Cadillac dealer In that
city.
Mr.. Brigham received a shipment
of 1910 Cadillac cars. and when the
first one was run down from the
freight house platform, he tok his
seat, and. without preliminary
cranking of the engine, started the
car on the spark alone. This was
done by simply igniting the charge
of gas. which had been retained In
the cylinder from the time it left
the Cadillac factory at Detroit, on
Sept. "a. 1t arrived In Seattle Oct.
&, having been enroute two weeks to
the day.
1t is a common thing for owners to
start their cars on the spark after
they have been standing idle an
hour or two; but no instance In
which the motor has been started
ON the spark after being dead for
two full weeks has ever been made
public.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

Dick Cullen, the champion light
weight, OF this Territory. will, prob
ABLY give boxing exhibition with
KID Terry at one of the moving pic
ture shows during the week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
BY v. L. STEVENSON.
Hawaii Yacht
q Club Meeting

Last night at the, Bungalow there
was big gathering o. yachting men
and great interest was shown in the
different matters brougt up before
the meeting.
The principal business was the
discussion with reference to the
transpacific race AMI the means TO
bring about that desirable object.
II was decided to write to all the
yacht clubs on the coast and inquire
Il any of them can enter at least one
yacht for the race.
So far there Is one yacht that Is
fairly sure of being entered for the
race. and that Is the new boat be-
longing to Francisco Hay of the
South Coast Yacht Club. II is
hoped that large number of coast
yachts will enter for the race to Ha-
vail and that the same enthusiasm
will be shown as at the time OF the
last event
The meeting also brought zip the
subject of financing the proposition
and several suggestions were made.
No trouble Is anticipated in that re-
spect, and the race rs far as Hawaii
goes looks promising.
At present there is no caretaker
for the Hawaii. and last night the
matter was brought to the attention
of the members. II was decided to
call for volunteers. and number
Of men arranged to take a hand at
he work of cleaning and keeping the
yacht In order.
Another matter that came up was
the wren racing that is being
brought OF in the harbor every Sun
day. Many prizes have been offered
for each race. and now DR.. Sanford
has donated one for the race next
Sunday. He has selected a years
subscription to a yachting magazine
as the most appropriate one he could
think of.
+. X. Howard has also written to
the club stating that he would like
to offer trophy TO be raced for next
year. There are now two trophies
for the New Years, wren racing. and
II looks as II there will be plenty OF
prizes for the small boat men,.
The matter of a new site for the
club house at Pearl Harbor was also
discussedsand that OF having a house
OF some sort In Honolulu harbor.
,hnl - h. hAr NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
Big Purse For
Jeff-.Johnson Go

As shown In the special cable to
the Blu let n yesterday afternoon,
as big a sum as $125.0OO has been
offered for the right to pull on tie
Jeffries-Johnson fight. Although
that is the largest sum offered, 1t
does not sound the best. as the men
who made it--Gleason and Coffroth
want to reserve all the rights to
the moving pictures of the great
contest.
As McCarey OF Los Angeles has Of
fered $4,000 and only wants so
rer cent of the moving picture rights,
his offer would appear to be much
better than that OF the men from
San Francisco.
Introduction of the motion pic
ture into prize fighting has given
the game a big boost AS regards
purses. and promoters can now offer
much larger sums than II would be
possible did the canned fight after
math not exist. The seating accom-
mediation Of any arena cannot be
too large, as then the spectators
away In the background cannot see
the go properly, and there Is trouble.
The smallness of the arena has
limited the size of purses in the past.
Tut now with the barrels Of money
which can be made long after the
fight Is pau. promoters are Offering
Iurses that to Old-tlme pugs look
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

The fact that this Cadillac held
compression for a time of so great
length Is undoubtedly due to the
methods of manufacture employed In
the great Cadillac plant. It IL
well knowp that the motor and all
other mechanism OF the Cadillac is
constructed on scale of measure
ment of which the thousandth part
OF an inch is the unit. Thus. there
cannot be deviation Of the one
thousandth Of an inch from the
stipulated size Of cylinder, piston or
piston ring.
This perfect 1T Of the parts con-
trolling and directing the move
ments Of the gas in the cylinder is
directly responsible for the two
weeks retention In this Cadillac en-
CINE, of gas compressed to the firing
Joint.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

Over $50 miles of lumber are in
the stock the II. II. Franklin Man
ufacturing Company finds II neces-
sary to keep on hand to ensure the
right seasoning OF the wood for the
laminated wood chassis frames
which are a feature of Franklin au-
tOmobiles. Every board OF white
ash used in making Franklin chas-
sis first stays at least year in the
lumber yard. Some of IL Is kept two
years.
A recent inventory showed that
there were 701,G26 feet stored up
for future use; yet two years would
find the supply exhausted II no
more were purchased. The white
ash comes from several districts OF
New York State. in the center Of
which the Franklin factory is To-
Gated at Syracuse. and from some
parts of Pennsylvania.
The white ash for the Frankling an.
tomobile makes n frame not only OF
light weight. but Of great strength.
Easy riding. gained by the use of the
laminated-wood frame and full
elliptic springs is Il quality for which
Franklin motor cars have always
been known.
3: q q
The prospects OF two kinds of foot
hall being played on Xmas day at
81 Il. 10 "A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

|, Charlie Reilly is still In town and
ready and anxious to have "A go at any
lightweight OF his own caliber. As
cullen leaves on Friday week for Aus,
tralia there is no chance OF the two
Eehtweights meeting again In this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

Soccer will be in full swing soon
now, and some fine games should be
seen on the league grounds. The
men are taking great interest In
their practice, and the four teams
that have entered for the series will
give good exhibitions of the we'll
known game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01

Sheriff Frye Saturday. He was found
In ~ his place OF business on Third
street and when the arrest was made
1t is stated that there was q quantity
of hquor on hand and that there were
several present purchasing the same.
/, On Sunday Sheriff Belford, armed
with q search warrant from the States
attorney raided the establishment of
John johnson on the west side. Here
he found the proprietor. with a few
friends and quantity OF the goods
that cheer enjoying pleasant siesta,
The wet goods and the. proprietor
We're taken to jail and both parties
were brought up for hearing Tuesday
morning. f3@ s5S :s: .2:7 Z I; z... r. =
slutz was brought before Justice
Jones and was let out on $500 cash
bond to apapear for his hearing next
Tuesday afternoon, and johnson was
taken before Justice McC Glory where
he was let out on 800 bond. $'$777
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01
SHOT i THRU
HIS II 5 F0||.0|I
OUT HUNTING BOY AccI.
~. DENTALLY SHOOTS HIM =
:: GEL

n: William Doheny, Jr., son Of. William
Doheny, Of Grand Harbor township,
while out hunting with boy COM
panion Tuesday accidentally shot him.
self through the instep of his left foot,
the entire charge Of the barrel going
through the foot and causing a very
serious wound. Il ~
At the time of the discharge Of the
gun the two young men were lying
on the ground and in some manner the
gun was accidentally discharged.
The sufferer was brought to the
General hospital in this city where
the foot was dressed. Owing to part
Of the shoe having been forced into
the wound It made it very dangerous
as the possibilities of blood poisoning
were great. -.-- -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01
maid wore AZ gown Of lavender silk,
and carried pink rose
rhn f.lurfsIl wa k1 hna nj tiPIII,v II

:maldS wore as gown OF lavender silk,
and carried pink roses.
5 The church way beautiful III decor
ated Tor the ccasion with autumn
leaves and flowers ii profusion which,
together with the large wedding bell
:of green and Wllite made "a beautiful
setting for a beautiful wedding The
guests present numb cred about 1876
The day had opened with u we'd
ding breakfast at { 8: 80 partaken Of
sDy the dding party, and served at
the home of. the BRIDES parents. q
The happy young people were the
recipients of many beautiful and use
ful wedding gifts, remind ders to them.
ii the pleasures OF their home life, Of
the love and esteem Of their many
friends. The gift Of the groom to his
bride was 4 beautiful pearl brooch
Both the young people are well and
fayorab1y known In Devils Lake. Miss
$shearer having made this her home
with her parents for some years, and
is we'll known as the possessor Of a
beautiful soprano voice, as well as
many womanly graces. The groom
has not long been q resident of Devils
Lake, but has taken his place ;as a
competent young dentist, and u q
young man of rare worth. Already
house keeping has been inaug gurated
80 cosy quarters provided IL the Mann
bloch, where they Will be ct home to
their friends after SNovember 1st.. Sg5i 3
The many friends Of DR.. and Mrs,
Romig will wish them long life and
happiness, and the best Of the good
things throug hont the journey Of life
which they now lnde dertake together.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I

. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
: Services Sunday, October 3rd, as fol-
lows:
Morning worship at II o'clock, con-
Quoted by the Rev. L. p. Warford Of
Cando. ~. .>%-
Sunday school at IL O'clock. s4>.-
:. z. P. s. C. E. at $3.50 O'Clock.
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. L. P. Warford will also preach
at this time.
To these services the public are
heartily invited and a genuine. well
come Is assured all attending. ~
Beginning with the 1st of October
all evening services begin 80 minutes
earlier than during the summer.
All are welcome. Seats are free.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01
H L LOCAL !
ORGANIZED DEVILS Af<E
LAST WEE

local w. {. was organized ii
Devils Lake last week, at, a. eeting
held Tor that purpose at the home 81
Mrs. M. Holbrook. A consti tuition
and bylaws was adopted and offlcers
elected for the ensuing year: The fol.
lowing is the list Of offieers and the
cpersonell and the organizat alton: #
Mrs. SA. s. Hopkins, presid dent; Mrs.
Haig, vice president; Mrs. "A,
GodWard, correspo ding secretary;
Mrs. Martha shelver, recording secre.
tary, and Mrs. Eva Olson, treasurer.
Following Is the list Of active mem.
bers: Mrs. Ella Cairns, Mrs. 81
Cuthbert, Mrs. j. II. Collinson, Mrs.
Ruger. Mrs. H. Winans, Minnie
Lindfeldt, Mrs. =. 8. Kirk, Alta Thee,
Mrs. Margaret Davis, Mrs. Prudence
Olsen, Mrs. w, NJ. Holbrook, Helen
Haig, Alsina Jones, Anna Mclean.
Mrs. EC. F. Moody, Mrs. T. Glerum, Mrs.
Jennie Nimmo, Mrs. G. q. GodWard.
Miss Media Grove, Sara M. We1shans.
Mrs. o. ohnstad, Helen shearer
Mrs. Henry Hale Laura Gretzsinger,
Miss Annie Hoghaug. .Ssss5ss.
Rev. Arthur G Bailey. Rev. 7. A
Olsen and J. "a. Haig were elected as
honorary membe bers Of the union.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01
;1.HREShERS
!. QU.A!RANTINED !!
ENTIRE THREsHlNG CREW ARE
UNDER QUARANTINE At A
2~.' - FARM HOUSE,

y e.. r..
On account Of three cases of diph-
theria developing among the thresh-
Ing crew with the Minnettes& Straw
hacker threshing rig at work on the
'Minnette farm In Freshwater town.
snip, DR.. w. II. Sihler, health officer,
has ordered the three sufferers placed
in the pest house and the balance of
the crew consisting of about IS work
men put under quarantine until all
danger of their coming down with the
disease IS past. S...,;e,s...,... c.; : S,. -
4 It Il reported that some Of the men
were for breaking the quarantine and
skipping out when Deputy Sheria
Frye was sent to the place with in
structions TO enforce the quarantine
While this may be q hardship t.
some OF these quarantined. It .is a very
wise and commendable act on the
part Of the health oficer as II the
quarantine was not rigidly enforced Il
might mean spread Of the disease all
over the country. " - - -.
In connection with this quarantine
the schools in the neighborhood have
also been closed for a few days te
see what deyelopes q e.s5. -, So. y.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01
LIABLE TO
PROSECUTION
NUMEROUS HOLDERS OF SPE-
CIAL TAX RECEIPTS HAVE
NOT PUBLISHED SAME,


The Edmore Herald Of last week
gives list of holders of special tax
receipts in Ramsey county who have
not published same In accordance
with law, and who are liable to pros
ecution for their neglect. The law
requires the publication of the notice
of special tax receipts by all holders
Of the same and also supplies a list of
the holders Of receipts to the county
auditor Of each county for publication
by him. This list was published a
couple of weeks ago and it is easy to
go over the list and refer to the files
of any county Official paper and see
who have compiled with the law and
who have not.
The Herald in referring to the mat
ter says: .s =.
According to the list of government
licenses held in Ramsey county .as
published IN last weeks paper, the
following persons hold. licenses and
have not published them according to
law 70 r r --,>s =.
Ben Albertson. Devils Lake; An
drew Brander, Doyon; John Bowman,
Devils Lake; J. J., Daoust, Devils
Lake; Merry & Wines, Devils Lake;
John schultze, Devils Lake; Joseph
Thomas, Devils Lake; P. C. Thomas,
Doyon: W. A: Wilson, Devils Lake.
Oothers who hold these licenses
have complied with the law by pub
lication and it is hoped that our states
attorney win get after those who have
not complied with it." = -. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01
| =ARG0 Man
E4 S.. IS. 49, N: .i D. 60 3
AWARDED.
! CONTRACT
AWARDED CONTRACT FOR LAY.
s. ING LARGE AMOUNT OF SEW :
"a "a =: ,ssER IN DEVILS LAKE --..>,.ss,

81 - ~ ~
81 AT q special meeting of. the city
council held at the cityshal1 Monday
ntghtSthe bids for the construction Of
aE new trunk line sewer through the
northwest portion Of the city was
awarded to s 6: schrath, o. Fargo.
shis. bid q s27, ,0oO being the lowest,
therew besides Mr.. Schrath's, two
other bids, Tom Young Of this city,
who bid $4,000 and Gilbert Haggart,
Iof Fagros who bid $4,000. .ss.: ss' .s- !
The cost of the construc ctionS 81 the
sewer viii be met by the property
;osners are thus benfitted, which
aarnount can be- paid in ten annual in
;staslments. thus relieving them of the
burden: that Wolld be occasioned by
having to- pay the entire amount 81
one time. ssis!.
I The cost to- each Of the property
owners will be appropriated BY .
special assessment committee consist
ing of George Juergens, Herman Rut
ten and Henry Hale. .s s:5.i:. "a .s-3. .s3S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-10-01
5TtIRNEH lf1VEs ToNlaHT. q.


Turner win move his con
.fectionery ana stationery store to HIS
new location u the west half of the
Bangs.W Wlnenan block tonigh ana Will
Ebe III d aposition to serve his Gust
ers tomorrow and thereafter h his
new quarters. Though Mr. Turner
does not expect 40 have every ything IA
the best Of order for business tp1nore
row, he states that he viii ind any
thing that he has in3 stock and Isl de-
sired by anyone who wishes ANYTHING
III his line.
rIs has an admir- BILE room Tor his
It being 25xs0 feet, ana an
|ishsd up III first class style through
nut He has . large stock Dc goods
coming which VIII gill Az ana gtve To
Devils Lake pne of The most com
platA lines ID stat ationery, books, con
fectioner etc, III this section 81 inc
state