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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
No Deception Attempted.

Il have no. attempted to deceive"
anybody: | hav" not told any false
hood: | have not rOken any law: |
hav" no. l"an guilty OF any immoral
conduct | had III" right to purchaS"
ri" land if | could but my Judgment
told mo it was unSaf" "a an invest
mont | wOul! Xix" 10 get some of II
Vet and il tn" Attorney General and
his successors shall moi di" of cId
age before anything i done. ii MAJ
/" nos Sibl" that ] may have IN" CD
pOTtunity 10 purchase som" of th0S"
timber land Of which h" made m"n
lion in his report. Thr' ugh NV action
&r'tntion has been directed in a
controlling wa. to tn" need of prompt
action by tn" Department Ct Justirc
Whether ! ever get any Of III" laEl
or not docs no' matter il Hartman
and others # that iik" ar" made to
diSgOrc" tn" larg" holdings. which
fn"y hav" stolen ard PIT" attempting
10 hold
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12

Otulsr. 1900. tie wrote 10 Reeder
and Watkins asking for Information
ana trl'ing them OF his desire To pnr
chase SOM" Of the land II possible.
Desiring to hni ont II he conditions
of the Grant % tn" SIat" "i oregon
made II -. sSih'r Tor pIlChaSr and
not "artral settlers TO buy Il $50
per acre. he wired To the l.hIHritn
ui thr Sruat" for 4 copy of IN" ar'.
lie met Nr tee a. Moscow. Idaho,
and talked VITA hIm on IN" subject
"rraH&lnr that ne would 50 tN Mar Il
tirld aud inyr~ tlrat" in prl''n.
Authority to Lee.
He authorized Lee to draw on hih
ii hu Iuuud tina, III" lands We're what
Tho. were rvprrs, ntcd Ia he. II"
went ,nlo drtdil in explaining his Of
tUltN to h'ain thr enact status of tn
lHudS and !'uJ an opini, II tram S'n
at~r Turn"l vt Washington. After re-.
turning ~ WASHINGTON. II. c. III ID -
crmhrr ne lr, th4 matter drop. II"
h"lirNiug il {" h" "N"rN donh'lhI
prnp, SlIIu"' until Mr. H." sh|W"d
him 4 letter from R""i"r / Watkins
whrch Mr Tiliuan said had been sol
en- nom the desk in his c0nmit'""
room n,0rr with other papers IN lhi~
c"sr ana DICTATED that ia" theft was
pro ,"bh don" by srmr Of n" secret
,,.N. i,.,, ,.l,uilS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Dorr After Suckers.

Dnrr oi whom had never heard
before" b" said was evidently push.
ING hi. scheme Of getting suckers {"
inv"S; ani using M name. as | nave
indicated. withnu, authority: h"CluS"
had not paid any fees to him or
written to hun or filed any appttca-
ten. therefor" felt il incumbent on
m" to expose III" sw;ndle in tn" Sen
ate whirl. did on February 18th ana
asked III" FC.tothCo n thtnitiis t"
issue i fraud order. | pressed tn"
passage f tn" john resolution in tn"
senate and on April -. il became a
law March IS, WIS taken i'll and
on May Ii after a partial r"ruNerat ON
! sailed for Europe. returning October
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
No Criminal Grounds.

Quoting from the Presidents mes
sag" TO the House on January 4th IN
which he said Lr had no charges az
corruption against Congress nor
against any m"mb'r Of tn" Pre- sent
House. Mr. Tillman said:
III follows hat h" fOIn,I no ground;
for indictirg IN" in The courts, which
no doubt would hav" r"jHicrd him
over much and all this fus>. fury and
fuStian s;.Out the seriousness Of the
case and the gTavi.v Of tho off"nS"
Nth yi..Ch h" charges me can b"
.tf' Ut I'd to personal maiic" alone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12

CContiuuod on Fourth rase)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-12
Doesn't Deny Authenticity.

Referring 10 tn" PRESIDENTS letter
to senator Hale MIR Til'inan d"CAar""
that III" PrCSIden- recognized the OK
!iranrdinary character f his action "a
we'll 4, ~, unlaNflii IL" l." has m2df
t. tine secret s,I,ic.' Mr.. TilImar
sid h" did not deny III" Huih"nticifN
of the I"i IT or tn" t"l' gram nf which
photographs wore mad" and h" pr"
sum"d IN" ICti"r from william T.
It." vas also a correct C0ry. hut h
was rot awar, 81 Us existence until
il was brought to his attention by IN"
pcs i'd nj : statement and : .d"d tina
Ne Was not III any wis" rCsponSihl"
toy Nr LC"'S idea oppressed in II
Taking NJ tn" Presidents Sfaf"m"n'
concerning Dor. land agent making
his fijr2s 'hroTCn Re- der and Wat
kirs q; Marshfi"id Oregon. Nr Til,
man SAYS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
MIL EG;I lJR
CIR OVID
EspcIALIsTs EMO ALiiSS BY
sPEAkER MI rs STAR
TFi ATRE

riday evening the star theatre
was crowded to seating capacity %
hear the lecture by Mills the great
Socialist speaker. The issues dis:
scussed was practic ically the same as IS
always harassed by the ocialiats and
he dWelled for some time on private
monopoly and goVernme ownership
of railroad The speaker said that
any business that depends pom the
personal ability Soff the man calnlSneyer
Ibe advanced Pr enlarged on as great
Ia scale and therefore can not NJ be
Imonopoliz lized. After the address was
lover a number IN the audience asked
questions which was ably answered
I:b.y1:z Ills Saturday evening be
Espoke at the same place and the
bull was crowded
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
ODD \ FEL 0NI|S
GEL. .EBRATE {
BOTH ANNIVERSARY OF Ii LOCAL
5& i LoDGH CELEBRATED MONDAY. !:
NJ 3:si. iSs. s 4 EVENING". n, , II

Monday evening the Odd Fellows
and Rebakas lodges of this city met
~ IN their hall to celebrate the anniver-
ssary Of the organization of the lodge
here which was first founded at Fort
Totten and removed to this city in
1884. and also the Goth anniversary
sof the founding Of the Odd Fellows
lodge IN Baltimore. \: 55s:.=s5s
After the special service Rev T. "a
Olson spoke on the principal Of Odd
Fellowism and then Henry Hale gave
r. short sketch Of the founding Of the
local o lodge and a history of the or.
ganization' since it has been in force,
There were several vocal and instru
mental n 81 numbers and at the close Of
the services q bountiful repast was
served by the Rebekas The local
lodge is the oldest in the state. IN
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30

ssthe alley just back of the house and
went into the house and as Mrs.
sFinnegan was not, home asked the
little girl Helen who Is about twelve
years OF age fora dring Of water and
to- this she furnished him with the
drink after which he attacked her and
pulled her haid and it is evident that
he intended to assault her. ll5S55 y
The little girl was able to- release
herself from his grasp and ran from the
house to Mrs. Weaver's residence
across the street and informed her
what had transpired. She: at once
phoned to the father Of the girl and
he went to the residence and the lit
tie girl related the incident to her
father. tinnegan had a warrant
sworn out for his arrest and he was
taken to the county jail. @$s;3 5s#5
Thursday morning he appeared fol
trial but was In such an intoxicated
tcondition that Justice Jones turned
him over to the sheriff and command
1eas him to jail until such time as bic
would sober up. l .. B.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
GREAT ] I YI0Ll|NlST
VISITS LAKE {
ORA zAMoNA MAY APPEAR HERE
y. y IN CONCERT in SHORT zs.:.- ]:
E1a S}a4s TIME fsss s,jjS7 sS7 ~: NJ

\ n Ora Ramona one Of Americas great
est yiolinists was in Devils Lake last
week while on, his way to the coast
and YVES making arrangements for the
holding Of a concert ii this city in the
near future He is on his way. to the
coast from New York City and is
stopping at various places giving con-
scerts and If satisfactory arrangements
can be made he will give the music
lovers of this city a rare treat in a
short time. z:., sss f,;. s: >ts$ 5.'
PSI In speaking of the merits Of Mr..
tzamona's playing the Grand Forks
Times has the. following to say: E Il {: !.
There was a good representation OF
musical y at Grand Forks last evening
at the ethodist church to hear: zemo
na, the Yiolinist and all expressed in
the highest terms their. delight and
satisfaction with the great artists
work. Ramona held his audience In q
musical atmosphere for two hours and
monstrated to them / that he was
master OF his instrument and of the
World's greatest composers" 9 :
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
Fir SUNDAY
Pool RooM AND BUTCHER SHOP
DESTROYED pfsA sES iloTEL ss
sE# EATENED.

ilre started Sunday morning
at clock a pool room Oh the
west side ana Tor 4 time threa tened
~ burn thss Drake hotel ana did burn
The. Vest ide rneat market which was,
located between the pool room andd the
hotel. The tire orig ginated from some;
unknoWn cause ii the back end ofs the
pool room ana burned through the.
east wall into the next Hiding before
The alarm was turned ID The flre
depa At res gponded quickly hut the
5sdire had gained such head way that
the deparfne ent soaked the stores
around the fre and conyned II ii the
two buIltIings he pool room was
valued AL about $500 and ita contents
at Ehe butcher shop sraa
the sam siza as the pool room aga
she loss n II about sl. 100 Win
insuxa
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30

gbugg and Jim had 4 narrow escape
With Ills life One off the horses On on
the buggy was instantl killed ana the.
lrig was totally u olished and the
occupants were III hurled # onsiderableI
distance and when they struck the
ground they ealizedI that they had
taken to freel u Of tie fire water and
they vow that they win never do It
again miracle that all of
them we're not inst tamil kiIled. they
had such supply of the snake juice
stored dsaWay that they did not realize
the danger that they we're ii and
;droye along the tracks and did not
notice the train appro achfng.
Jim was brou ught 81 the city; and
5taken. tos the I general sshos ospita1 where
ne was treated and aturday was able
leave for his home.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30

SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENTS
sSs FURNISHED MEMBERS OF
sssss.. + LODGE. 3ss

Monday evening the Eagle lodge of
this city initiated a class Of about
teen into the mysteries Of the order
and delightful banquet and enter
Stainment was served to the new mem.
hers. The lodge engaged the Colonial
theatre and after the regular perform
#anee was over5the Eagles and a fas
friends crowded the theatre and wit,
messed a special performance which
had been prepared for the OCCASION sssE
After the show was over all the
members Of the lodge and new candi-
dates went to their hall and sat down
70 one OF the sWellest suppers ever
given by that popular lodge. lie
supper was prepared and served by
Mine Host Reid of the Vanderhnoi
and saIl IlsEWere loud in their praiaesffol
the n1anner which 1T was Hexgsd
El'hesEagle lodge iia one or the largest
and most substantia ii the city and
new members are being added at each
meeting and special effort will DC
made secure more. 81 .sEs
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
I TIL Man ON
BOX
:o'cALLiGANs VILE PREsEN1
\ Z PoPuEAR PLAY TN &&Ju NE .3S

Through the efforts Of Mr.. Edward
+. Iynn he has secured the right
to produce he Man on the Box, one
OF the most popular comedy dramas
ever presented on the American stage
and made famous tb,y that versatile
actor Max Figman, Mr.. Flynn in con
5nection with the {, CaIlag ghans Will
present the pay during the fire tour
nament which viii be held ii this city
during the mid die of June and It will
probably be presented at the anditors
iun at the Chautauqua ground One
evening of the tourna namentsS will sbe
given oVerto attend the play and this
Will be one of the attractive features
Of the assembl The q o,GaIlaghans
have presented plays here for the
last few years and have met ith de.
cided success and the presenting of
this will add another nosch to their
string Of successful play
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30

For that persistent cough which so
often follows an attack OF the grip,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
proven remarkably successful. Pleas
ant to take. Il. X. '@s-' 3 10.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
TIL
Arr B0R DAY
GOVERNOR BURKE B suEs PRO.
cIAldATIo N.

Governor John Burke has issued the
following Arbor Day proclamati Ion:
..sIE cons ton Of our forests re-
8ceiYed more conside lion at the CON
ference Of the governors Of the United
States ID ashing ton last year than
any other ofs The natural resources;.
and e the subj bject IS Of so much i'm
portanee TO the people Sof the entire
country IS certainly Of great i'm
|portance TO he people Of this great
agricultural prairie state.
is of imp ortanee because of the
beneficial influence Of trees: to agri-
culture, IN tempering the climate IN
conserving the moisture, ia stopping
and cooling hot Winds and IN furnish
Ing shelter and shade for homes for
man for the animals Of the field and
the birds of the air, and IN sbeautify.
ling home and field.
Therefore for the purpose OF en-;
|couraging the planting of forest trees,
||I do hereby desig ignate Friday. April 80
las Arbor Day, for this state and do
most earnestly recommend that the
Commercial clubs Of the different eft,
les ana towns unite with the county
Isupe tendent: Of schools in the pre-
parations Of suitable exercises for this
Iday which should consist mainly Il
1.-the planting of trees Is around oul
homes public bull ldings and 4 schoo
grounds that We may awaken AZ a
terest ii,n# the sub ject of forestry noi
confined lto Arbor day alone, but Il 4
! other day. as vel, until we have
Imade this the most beautif iful sas vel
\ 81 the most osperous state II tht
\
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
F'oREIGNERs GET LEFT J.

Three foreigners on their way TO 20
nfinot GOT OF off numb s at the sta
ton tuesday morning and went up
town to Get sonnet thing to eat and nd
when they got back to the depot their
train had departed and there was
sa general commoti tion there for awhile.
They had come rom Benson, Inn,
and were heavily loaded with slnggage
sof various kinds and when they ar
rived at the sta tion and found the
IT'D trai inS gone they almost ept. Ticket
Agent dartin telegraph he'd ahead and and
had the conductor put Their baggage
al Ndinot and the three youtlllIs tbs
were nut into q happy h state of mind,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
zeHoRsaoH0neneaeuesoHono
TOXIC

NAs - 49,
Wade Brown closed term of school
at Minnewaukan Friday and will start
a spring term near Cheyenne May 8.
Ignatious Cort, Of Fort Totten, was
q Toxic caller Monday.
Mrs. Wade Brown who has been d.
visiting with friends at Irving, Illinois
returned to her home in Toxic Tues
day. s} 8, :.:'', y. T." - - .e
Coe Everett is quarantened with a
slight attack Of small pox on a claim
about four miles from Toxic. 4
An engine arrived last week from
Neville Me to be used in plowing near
Wood Lake. :s. :*}.: !. $>, s..Ss: 5z22s. I
Crazy Jim in company with couple
Of other Indians filled with Devils
Lake "oh Be Joyful were driving
, down the Great Northern track on
their way home last week when they
were struck by a local freight. The
buggy was demolished, one horse was
killed and Crazy Jim was badly bat
tered. .$.s S3.>; !: '|.:s 9t :: ;5.5j 1 49,.
G. p. Mills Of this place was called
to Cedar Falls, Iowa, Monday to at
tend the funeral of his mother who
| died at the home Of her daughter at
Mason City on that day. -.
Louis Lebther son of Joseph Leb-
ther who lives west of this village
| died at the home of his father April
the 22nd. The young man was Is
years of age and well thought Of by
his neighbors. He was a bright
young man and his loss is deeply felt
by his many friends. - -
I. Alice Nimrod the two year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Nimrod who resides one mile south
| of Toxic died at their home April %.
4 Victor Ruth has been unable to
I leave for Canada to file on his land
. as he Intended on account Of the seri-
GUS illness of his father and his moth-
.er is also very feeble. .@ = f.
! H. Stewart of Toxic has received
1.-THE appointment to the position Of
i instructor in painting and carpentry
'ssllatsthe Industrial school at Fort Tot
:. ten. His many friends here will be
more than pleased to hear of his
good fortune. 5* 40 .:sz ISL a. :.; :.;s.,.. = =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30

lNF
FOR ASA II. 3 BATTERY,
RlTzMlsl Nm t-l sPEflrs
I'M s TN ID AL

Charles tznal yVas in Justice
Court ednasday ING charged
with assault ana batter ana pleaded
not guilt % THE charg ana Was tven
Days ana fiifftt pllars hne, VIII al
add aitionaa so DAYS ID default 81 pay.
rnent off the mn charge on
which he was arrested was suiIlcient
sttt, rant II erdl let oft tho court and
sif possible slioaI have been giyen
MOI i'm L, io
has been Ing Ios $. nsrfels
man caslea at tlle home u
Frank Hinnesyas ana left lia teals ii
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
.CRU o DEA Til
CARS
WHICH M "A u AR IRIS M EETs
SUDDEN DEATH I'M aREAT
oRTHERN YARDS FRI sS
All oRr IN

Albert Harris SsWi teh foreman I'M
the Great Northern yards a was ground
I to pieces beneath ~ car
carrying Al Oh tank Sd the yard iiins
this city about eight clock Friday
morning. He y was itching Il the
east end ofss the Yards and the terrible
Incident occurred about al hour after
hes had started .to work on hat morn
ms The accide ent was Witnessed byi
Fred schleich and liam Hueshy.
and a. Hart llo were working with
/ The switch crew. s. N II fl ne q, ards the
time.
2as Harris was wal king at the head sofss
! an oil car Eh was being Witched
and was holding on ito the pin link
crank, when s,1dd denly y he fell forward
and three trucks passed over his
body severing IT III three pieces: One
the wheels passed over his body
just below the chest and the other
Just below the hips Harris uttered
I but one cry and II the engine was
sbrought to stop As soon i 81 possible
and when picked up was found
B that he had almost been totally sever
ed ID three and that he was 1ifeless.
ss SO Tar as learned the
ssb.ame for the accident IS not attach:
led 10 anyone but It is thought that It
occurred through the lift crank being
1 showed down instantl and Harris los
Ing his balance falling; unde cars,
The remains were picked up and tax.
Zen Sto the yard. .$ office and Coroner
atlbertso was called and ordered
the body zen Is his .und ertaking
rooms where an INQUEST was held.
Harris has been rking the
yards four years, coming here from from
rookston. He very popular
ss among The abroad ternIty and it II
3a sad blow 4to his Riffe who is danger,
4 ously sill "a the hospit iiln iil this city
reesigeara ~ was married. sSal
rookston here she Was aised His
wife was taken to the hospital tlle
morning q the accid lent TO undergo
/ an operation= and the Sphy ysicians Il
once ordered the news off the tragls
death kept from her for fear that i,
1 may cause Ssudden deaf
Saturday moon the remains
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
ST Fir
Ger HERE
STATE To ouR INA NJ EMF BE
tiE BIGGEsT in THE HIS |.
TORY q II s Asso ocIA- ss5S;
TIC ofl. u y:

Middaugh, Of Cakes, presi-z
dent; Secretary Reade and
Trustee Edward Meade all Of # the
State 5Firemen's ASSOC citation were In
the city saturd AZ comp pleting final ar
angements Tor the state tournament
which win be held .in this city June
18th, 9Th, ana 17th The visiting OH
Gers we're also IN conference with
President Joseph Kelly Of the Com
smerciA club who ii connection With
the hremen Of the city are going.
ahead pushing the perfection of the
tournament and making arran gments
sto provide ecommod tion for the
large crowd which will be here on4the
above day !!s;yEs
There wi be over so fire compan-
les represented here at the tourna4
sment and this represent ion win IN
sclude companies from over a hundred
different towns. Every company I Is
entitled to. three members al repre-
sentatiyes bessid the chief ana assists
tant ana besides these there viii Sbe a
number Of hremen off the various COM
panies which wi Il attend the tournaS
ment making the humble which viii
he the city on those days about
5l.50o. The officers who have been u
the city are very enthusiastic over
thu prospect for the tournament here
and they plan O. making this the
greatest success the history OF the
Sassociat don Devils Lake offers many
adYantag ages for the enterta alnment Of
I the visitors and every effort will be
made by the citizens Of the city to
make the week the tournament q
live one and treat the hremen as roy,
] al as they have ever been treated.
The commit ICES are; in full force
for the ournament here ana are pro,
Il3gressIng rapidly with the completion
sssofs The work and they should be given
Che supp of every resident Of the
city who has The best interests Al
heart. s|S..5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30
INDIAN
yAlRIlRIl0 ON SCAPE

ScRookEpS IN NE. COMPANIONS
tiRosVh 5FIso ota BUGGY sa @
s Thursday evening as Crooked Tim
and several comp panions from the re-
Sseryation were drI wing an the Great
Northern tracks "a their way home
ssto The reserYat ation their buggy was
struck by local frei ghtt % the sAneta
/ line and All we're from the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30

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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30

Mills rettlrned rom Mason
City, Iowa. saturday evening where,
he wascaIlad On acc cunt of tie serious
Illness his moth
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
FREE PACKAGE COUPON

Fill out the blank lines below with
your name and address. cut out
coupon and mail to the PYRAMID
DRUG COMPANY, 154 Pyramid
Bldg, Marshall Mich. A trial pack
age Of the great Pyramid Pile Cure
will then be sent you at once by
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
PROF. H. C. PARKER NOT
LIKELY TO ACCOMPANY
COOK TO MT. M'KINLEY

NEW YORK, oct. 16.-Prof. Her
schel c. Parker of Columbia univer-
sity, whom DR.. Frederick A. Cook last
night asked to join Anthony Fiala,
Arctic explorer, in an expedition to
seek the Cook records on the summit
of Mount Mckinley, has issued d
statement which makes it appear un-
likely he will accept DR.. Cooks invi-
tation.
Mr.. Fiala, to whom a similar tele-
gram was sent by DR.. Cook, left New
York yesterday before receiving the
message, and probably will not send
his answer until next week.
Professor Parker's statement says he
and Belmore Brown of Tacoma,
Wash, who is now visiting him, and
who, with Professor Parker, was one
of DR.. Cooks companions on his
Mount Mckinley expedition, have been
for some time preparing to make an
independent expedition to Mount Nc
Kinley early next spring in an effort
to reach the summit.
Professor Parker says he considers
Mount Mckinley as still unclimbed,
and he does not expect to discover
any records on the summit If he
should be so fortunate as to reach that
point.
The professor says he took many OBJ
servations while in the north with DR..
Cook, and from these was led to be-
lieve it was impossible to scale the
mountain from the direction which DR..
Cook says he followed.
DR.. Cook has announced that in con-